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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
With ELLIOTT METCALF

CCRIBES and critics discussing the grit
ability Il Bruce Smith. Minnesota ball otin' star.
They have kened him 10 that other Minnesota baekfielt
ace anck who ran 50 many yards for the Gopher ls4t
victory over Washington.
rated q today superior to of
Wen went INTO the washington mont line and cOnsred Guard
Bin Holmes athlete Smith
Bill played against both and should know more about the
asa as han player today. ..s Ha,. nu, h. moi
Franch the WHOLE the complete that
n h rets
Holmes aio pound. nearly three
suarers in the Minnesota game of last Saturday
He turned in bsnsuP performances and left the field carrying
high respect for one of his own bsekhed men.
No. 1t wasn't Ernie steele IT was Erickson
There said BIN 81, sophomore kid who played like veteran
encounters no unforeseen trouble He has IT."
Wolters Hos Bad Knees -.
Bin says Gene Walters rabbit backfield who starred
with Stadium high in his prep days. wasn't used too much
"wobbe" Phelsn didn't want
b take chance until they had returned to condition
Walters hurt and the other this practice
Bin .d walter. just barely missed getting on. play
reports Stadium grad
has split hip muscle The Md center and looks promising
that will high when that simporant quality
known experience
Hoau. turning point gam.
ssssAdowa
"But that third failed well
psychological further rambling"
q the with black
he he
The everything football
quarter quarter there's
foolng about that
Edwin Toit Monilo. Is Here
Now it's Edwn's turn to out to the states and
here he is.
Meaning that Edwin TAFT of the Manila Taits, the Bar
Of Borneo, Is visiting Tacoma friends.
His brother, Stuart Eddie TAFT here last summer
and after months Of mentioning Uncle Sans backyard
returned to the Orient.
That they
turns in coming home for visits
The Taits started the Filipino in the fight game
sports promoters well circus and
tainment leaders.
They given up directing fighters
Manila the kings making
saional forward steps
his professional
fighting in Manila dead
They amateur fighting there when he fighting
b dead he the whole In . cssket-
So the land that the fight Denc Villa Flores and
others likely other
:
The game a comeback when Jack
Manila cefeno Glenn Lee
middlswsieht joust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

for the losers
Ruston F1remen went into third
place, outbowlins Floras 2734 against
1854 Joe Gibson and owen Gsllas-
her each sarnered q 500 series for
the winners Ernie Tallmsn LED
Floras with +4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Columbus league. Len Novak and
George Schroeder. were rivals for
the top scoring honor in Monday
nights play.
Novak rolled SIS. gaining the
top spot by virtue of big closing
game Of 1879. Walt checked in
with 5l1.
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A00 nou the \x0no Dve0
But just when everything looked old Bob Roper the
washedup heavyweight brought in from the states TO
fight q Manila boy named Logan.
Roper with the home product
They re-matched Roper lost
Manila ahed eyebrows bit and turned it's
the game
And sport greatest Filipino people
rolled over, gasped and croaked
Fast on the Trigger
Well Joe Louis played his part 10 queens taste In that
sixth heat last night.
He used his fighting tools probably he before
used them in concentrated. vicious attack
With blasting right hand he had Lou Nova the ehal
knger In the Stag.
had 10 m
bring in down
test
the first title fight
ended with knockdown 1t It's wrinkle
Maybe Donovan the
q being knocked down a
TO
the mike q
halted and said in to question hurt?
Il little bit dizzy but wasn't really hurt could
have kept going. Sure l want another match"
His voice clear
In the past title fights didn't end in a
Donovan method
Schmeing would
did their fight Corbett
Ketchel would have knocked johnson
fighters off fights
six
Would things golden goose
had that receiving end?
Just promoter greeting
saying:
Nice work. Arthur We've great family haven
we."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Football
Briefs

SEATTLE Quarterback Don
Means, who dislocated an elbow
against Minnesota. is lost TO the
Washington team for 10 days, and
End Earl Younglove will be on
the sidelines Saturday with a pair
of severe charley horses. Wash
ington meets oregon State this
weekend.
PULLMAN - Coach Babe Hol-
lingbery today moved Frank Lon
dos. 207-pound handyman of the
Washington state team, to full
back to replace Les McLennan,
declared ineligible for further COM
petition. Hollingbery was disap-
pointed with the Cougars aerial
results against UCLA.
SANTA CLARA. CaI.-Although
his Santa Clara Broncos plastered
University of San Francisco Sun
day, Coach Buck Shaw ordered
further drill on fundamentals to-
day. The Broncs face Loyola at
San Francisco Sunday.
MORAGA, CaI.-Frank Dooley
Callen will start at quarterback
for st. Msrys against the Moffett
Field filters in San Francisco Sat
urday, Coach Red Strader an
nounced today. Callen was one of
the few Gaels to show much
against California Saturday Stra-
der planned no shakeup Of the
team and blamed its initial poor
showing on inexperience at the
center of the line.
LOS ANGELES use Tro-
JAMS worked against Ohio State
plays brought back by Scout Tay
Brown today in their first serious
scrimmage Of the week. The pass
catching sensation, Doug Essick,
who scored the teams two touch
downs against oregon State Sat
urday. and trackman Mickey An
derson. fastest backfield man in
the country, were promoted TO
second string berths.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
Critic Picks
Yanks TO Win
Brooklyn Victory
Would Be Reversed
BY GEORGE kIRKsEY

United Press >taff Correspondent
NEW YORK Yankees hold
the winning World series ticket
You can't beat their combina-
ton Of home run punch, superb
defense and World series savvy.
They'll win the series whether
il goes four games or seven.
The series start at 1:3o p. m.
lEsT) tomorrow.
Enthusiasm for the Dodgers
IL running high and there IL
some reason tn believe that
"the glorious huns" will put
up q spirited battle.
But any cold analysis of the two
clubs must concede the advantage
to the Yankees
The best club usually wins the
World series but sometimes there's
an upset and IL the Dodgers come
through it'll be a reversal Of form.
The Dodgers simply haven't the
sll-round class of their rivals.
WIN 20. LOSE s
In their last five World series
the Yanks have swept three in
four straight. won a total of 20
games and lost only three.
In other words, in five World
series the National league con-
tenders haven't won enough games
TO capture one series.
Walters and Derringer OF the
Reds couldn't stop the Yankees in
1889 and it's doubtful II Wyatt
and Higbe viii stand any better
chance of doing II in 1e41.
Derringer pitched just about
~ good ~ \ man can pitch
In the opening game Of the
1899 World series and yet lost
II 81.
It's doubtful II either Wyatt OF
Higbe can match Derringer's per-
Torrance.
The Dodgers best pitching bets
may turn out to be two graybeards,
<o-year-old Freddy Fitzsimmons
and 35-year-old Curt Davis. On
one of their real good days either
could give the Yanks trouble.
McCARTHY'S JOB
Manager Joe Mccarthy is going
to have problem of sorts select
ing his pitchers but he did an out
standing job of juggling an eight
man staff all season and getting
the most out Of II.
He'll probably continue his
hocus-pocus right on through the
World series. He only has to be
right twice in every three guesses
and the Yanks clouting circus has
a way of coming to the rescue with
their version of old adage, Might
makes right"
Ny guess at the daily pitching
lineup follows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Two members Of the Knights of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01
EVERYTHING RIGHT

Louis had sized up his man. had
made inquisitive pokes with his
left, had found out what he wanted
to know. The thunder rolled and
Louis unleashed his left hook and
his right. But he wasn't going
all out; he stil was waiting for
the main chance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-01

Seattle ..... 600 200 OOO-2
ummary-Losingsp pitcher. Gregory
innings pitched. by Scribner g. Greg
ory Ga; Al bat, Scribner 10. Gregory
a.. runs. Scribner 2 Gregory 4. hits.
Scribner 4. Gregory II. earned runs.
Bithorn q Scribner 2. Gregory 5,
sacrifice hits. Bithorn 3 Scribner 2.
bases on balls. Bithorn 3. Scribner 3.
Gregory a. strike outs. Bithorn 3.
Scribner /. Gregory 3, two-base bits,
Herman, Barrett, Scarsella. Mstheson,
Dapper. Schultz; home run. Kahle;
sacrifice hits Dickshof. Bithorn.
Sickle, Niemiec: players walking,
Uhalt. Harris. Bithorn. Dickshot,
Kahle, Barrett 2, Collins, Gyselman;
runs batted in. Herman 8. Niemiec.
Gyselman, Rahle 8. Schultz: double
plays. Hoover 10 Schultz 70 Herman,
Sickle 70 Niemiec 70 Scarsella q,
Niemiec 70 Sickle TO Scsrsella: time,
2 is: umpires, Hood. Edwards, Enseln.
Snyder.
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l believe that Higbe and Fitz-
simmons will each win a game for
the Dodgers and that Ruffing.
Bonhsm and Chandler all will pitch
outstanding games for the Yanks.
Other series predictions follow:
Winner-Ysnkees in six games.
Yankee pitching hsro--Ernie
Bonham, who'll shutout the Dodg-
ers with five hits.
Dodger pitching hero - Freddy
Fitzsimmons. who'll sing his swan
song with a masterpiece.
Yanks' No. i hero-Tommy Hen
rich. who'll hit two home runs and
break up a couple Of games with
his clutch hitting.
Other Yanks the Dodgers
will wish they'd never seem
Joe DiMaggio for his timely
hitting and fielding; Joe Cor
don and Phil Rizzuto, who'll
perform some stunts around
second thatn make Yankee
pitchers hesve a sigh of relief
more than once.
Best Dodgers in defeat Billy
Herman. who'll hit and field in
outstanding style. and Dixie
Walker, who'll prove a pest at bat
Most homers Ysnks will
hit six homers TO the Dodgers
three.
Best shortstop-Ysnks' Phil Riz.
zuto Will outshine the Dodgers
Peewee Reese in the duel Of kic
shortstops.
Added attractions-At least ons
game will be halted by q raging
argument with the Dodgers yell
ING TO the high heavens that n,
jumps have robbed them.
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Festival Month
In North Carolina

JUNE BRINGS four colorful
festivals to North Carolina.
First Is the annual celebra-
ton Of the poisoning OF the
mimosa in Morganton, where
the trees transplanted from
Persia TO the Blue Ridge Noun
tain in North Carolina are at
their peak between the first and
the middle of June.
The fourth annual Cotton
Festival will be held from June
8-13, in Gastonia, center OF the
largest concentration Of combed
yarn mills in the country.
Elizabeth City, on Albemarle
Sound, is scene of the next car
nival, the annual Albemarle
Potato Festival. June II.
Probably best known and
largest OF all is the Rhododen-
dron Festival at Asheville. This
year is the fourteenth OF such
annual observances in the
Smoky Mountain resort city
which is already dressing uI
for the celebration 10 be held
June 1920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Extend Bus Tours
In Western Parks

ROCKY MOUNTAIN Ma
TIONAL PARK. Colo, June 7.
--Auto-stage service on a four
trip daily schedule, two each
way, between Denver, Estes
Park and Rocky Mountain Ma
tional Park, will be enlarged
June IS. the national park offices
were informed this week.
The first bus schedules will
bring visitors TO the park by
way Of the scenic Big Thompson
and North ST. Vrain canyons.
Effective June Is, buses will
pick up passengers arriving by
railroad at CRANKY on the west
ern slopes for a "detour" through
the national park and back TO
Denver by way of Grand Lake,
Fall River Pass and Estes Park.
Beginning June Is and on
through TO September 20 bus
service from Denver will be in
operation by way OF Boulder.
South st. Vrain Canyon, Aliens
Park and Longs Peak district
10 Estes Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Colorado Springs
Surprises MANY

VISITORS TO Colorado
Springs are always amazed at
the number OF things there are
to see within just a few miles
Of the city. The Colorado
Mountain Parks system includes
the Garden OF the Gods. where
the fantastic shapes of red sand
stone rocks inspire awe in even
the most seasoned traveller, the
North Cheyenne Canyon High
way, and Austin Bluffs that jut
out OF the plains.
South Cheyenne Canyon and
Seven Falls, where Helen Hunt
Jackson, the famous author OF
Ramona" is buried, are scenic
masterpieces. Thousands of Colo
RADIO visitors 90 every year
through the road winding be-
tween the cliffs Of Williams
Canyon 10 visit the Cave of the
Winds.
Rock Island Lines has a num-
Der OF all-expense tours which
include trips 10 most of the most
important scenic regions in Colo
RADIO. Vacationists will find these
tours a convenient way 10 see
most of the high spots in this
great territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Floor Show Staged
On Cruise Boat

A NEW floor show will be
among the entertainment fea-
lures on board the steamer
Seeandbee during the cruise
season, for both the weekend
and seven-day trips, ii was an
nounced by Thomas J. Mcclure.
president Of the c. & B. Transit
Company.
Marge Bagby and Bill Wilson.
social and cruise directors. spend
each Day supervising deck games
and give lessons in the conga
and rhumba. A different floor
show Is presented nightly in the
ballroom.
The Seeandbee will sail Thurs
day from Cleveland. and the first
sailing from Chicago will be
next Sunday.
On July Z, the A m c an
Nurserymen's Association Will
embark from Navy Pier. Chi
cago. for a five-day floating
national convention. and the
regular seven-day cruises will
open July II from Chicago and
leave from Navy Pier each
Saturday thereafter. Detroiters
(eastbound) will board her
every Monday from July ID;
(westbound) each Wednesday
from July 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Thousand
Isle Cruises
OnCeorsiidn

ONLY two cruises will be Of
" fered from Detroit through
Lake Erie, the Welland Canal TO
the Thousand Islands Of the st.
Lawrence River this season. The
first OF these will be Typothatae
Association of America sailing
from Detroit June 19 on the s.
s. Georgian OF the Seaway
Lines.
Known as the Graphic Arts
cruise, first stop will be at
Cleveland, where delegates from
Ohio and Pennsylvania will join
those from Michigan en- route to
Niagara Falls where a general
business meeting will be held at
the General Brock Hotel, men,
bers will take part in a golf
tournament and then go on into
the Thousand Islands.
The second cruise will be from
Detroit June %. First stop will
be at Port Stanley, Ontario.
where nature has provided one
of the largest and finest beaches
along Lake Erie. Passing
through the Welland Canal, one
OF the famous works of this kind
on the North American CONT
nent, cruises will reach Toronto
the second morning in time for
shopping and sightseeing before
moving on TO the Thousand
Islands.
At Kingston. where a stop viii
be made, cruisers will take
Georgian passengers for rides in
glass bottom boats through the
myriad of islands which dot this
part of the st. Lawrence.
Buses will be provided at
Port Weller, at the eastern
terminus of the Welland Canal,
on the return voyage for pas
sengers who would prefer to see
the internationally famed gar
dens. rare floral displays along
the Niagara River drive, visit
the whirlpool rapids. ancient
forts and battlefields adjacent to
Niagara Falls and return cruis.
ers TO the Georgian at Port
6ofborne.
This may be taken while the
ship is passing through the min,
locks. The day will be climaxec
with the captains dinner anc
farewell ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
The Lariat Trail
Tours From Banff

A FINE EXCURSION called
The Lariat Trail" leaves Banff,
in the Canadian Rockies, every
Tuesday during July and August.
From Banff the tour goes 10
Emerald Lake (where the first
night is SPENT and travels
thence via the Kicking Horse
Canyon TO Golden, B. C.. and up
the Columbia River Valley 10
Radium Hot Springs for the sec
ond nights stopover.
The third day the tourists
travel via Marble Canyon and
Castle Mountain, ending their
trip either at Banff or at Lake
Louise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

best known advertising slogans.
For Is years the railway has
been telling Americans to "See
America First Now the slogan
is
"See America First the
West"
II. G.. Schuette. Great North
ern district passenger repre-
sentative in Detroit. reports that
it is encouraging thousands to
visit the West.
The railway features travel 10
Glacier National Park. in Mon
tana. the Pacific Northwest,
Alaska and California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
To Northland

Ideal for vacationers whose
time permits leisurely enjoyment
of all the scenic attractions OF
The N0rthiand is the Detroies
Mackinac mid-week cruise. with
stopovers at Mackinac Island,
Harbor Springs and Georgian
Bay.
Operating throughout I e
months OF July and August, this
cruise leaves Detroit each Mon
day evening and returns Friday
morning.
Visits to historic Mackinsc
Island, Harbor Springs and the
quaint Canadian village Of Mid
land on the shores of Georgian
Bay come as pleasant interludes
during three full days and four
nights of travel and recreation
aboard the steamer Western
States.
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M'Donald to Detroit
As Railway Agent

CHANGES IN freight offices
of the Canadian Pacific Railway
include transfer OF w. w.
Kremer to Boston as general
freight agent and OF ID. c. Nc
Donald from ST. Louis TO De-
troit as general freight agent.
Mr.. Mcdonald entered service
at Seattle in 1929, moved to San
Francisco in 1882 and from there
to ST. Louis.
G.. A. Mcnamara. who moves
from Boston TO Chicago as gen.
eral freight agent following the
death of E. L. Cardle. served
at one time as division freight
agent in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
The Border
thot needs No Passports

will, free to return with
equal informality.
Broad, smooth highways
lead everywhere in Canada;
her railway and steamship
services rate with the
worlds finest. Great hotels,
select resorts, bungalow
camps, private cottages,
homes, offer acoommoda-
tons to your taste: banks,
hotels and stores willingly
pay the premium on Amer
lean currency. And on
every hand il spaciousness,
a wealth Of magnificent
scenery and unrestricted
scope for every summer
time activity. Yes, by all
means make this your Cana
dian vacation year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

AN EASY walk or pony ride
from the Chateau Lake Louise.
in the Canadian Rockies, is that
10 the Lakes in the Clouds, from
the hotel, an excellent trail rises
1000 feet TO Mirror Lakes.
thence, more steeply. to Lake
Agnes, past the Bridal Veil
Falls. These lakes, located
among spectacular mountain
scenery, lie like jewels on the
bosom of the mountains and
their calm surfaces reflect their
surroundings like mirrors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Railway Revises
Travel SIoqan

WARTIM restriction OF
American travel 10 the Western
Hemisphere has prompted re-
vision by the Great Northern
Railway OF one of the nations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Largest in World

Ships I'm the Buffalo-Niagara
Falls service are the Greater
Buffalo and the Greater Detroit.
largest and fastest fresh water
steamers in the world. Cruise
fares include all transportation.
stateroom accommodations and
meals aboard ship, luncheon at
Niagara Falls and sightseeing
trips both at Niagara and Buff
falo.
On shipboard dancing. bril-
liant. modern cocktail lounges
and broad promenade decks add
TO the pleasures Of these low
cost vacation cruises.
Weekend and holiday cruises
10 Mackinac Island will be. Of
fered during July and August
aboard the cruise ship Western
States.
Leaving Detroit on Saturdays
2 p. m. and returning the fol-
a%wing Monday morning. the
Mackinac cruise is geared TO the
requirements OF all those with
whom business must take frs
place throughout the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Overnight Runs

Tn addition TO cruises there
are. OF course, the regular over
night runs between Detroit and
Cleveland, and Detroit and Buff
falo.
These trips offer east or west
haInd voyagers the restful and
|nomicsl advantage OF night
q uninterrupted travel aboard
large, comfortable lake steam
ers.
Motorists can bring their cars
along and resume their journey
the following morning. at a saw
ing of hours OF strenuous driving
and at an amazingly low cost.
Boats sail nightly from De
troit TO Cleveland or Buffalo. and
from Buffalo or Cleveland to De-
troit.
OF notable interest to jewellers
in the Detroit area is the Mag
ara Falls all-expense trip, one of
the shorter and lower priced
ID. e. c. cruises. Offering a full
measure OF the thrill and gayety
Of Great Lakes travel. the Mag
ara Falls cruise requires only
two nights and enc day away
from Detroit, operates on daily
schedule throughout the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

lust north of you is
the friendliest border
in all the world, symbolized
by the little fellow in the
picture getting such a kick
from being in two countries
at once. This friendly
border welcomes American
visitors business bound to
Canada's cities or vacation
k0s;sss;1, - .Ls- se.sherfs
lakelands, woods or
mountains.
You are always courte-
ously received: everything
possible is done to facili-
tate your speedy entry.
A few moments at most
and you are on your way,
free TO move about as you
. : 81, Il 49,.
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cruises
Adjusted
To Budgets
VACATION cruise services ad-

VACATION cruise services ad-
' justed to all budgets and all
time-requirements are attract
ing attention on the part Of va
cation planners, according to Z.
F. Simmons, general passenger
agent for the Detroit and Cleve-
land Navigation Company.
With defense work programs
daily becoming more and more
demanding. the wide variety OF
cruise services offered over the
many d. e. c. Great Lakes routes
is of particular interest to those
anxious to get the most In the
way OF travel, rest and relaxa-
ton out of the little time that
is available in these days OF in
creased business activity.
Detroiters will experience no
difficulty in selecting a Summer
cruise perfectly suited to indi-
vidual taste, pocketbook and
length Of vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

.lAsve YOU noticed voor children are Il.,sr,-
pered and restless ~h~u trsvsiins! Thi, may
he due 60 nosion spsettinG their organs 81
Misunderstanding travel nsvsss 90 dirIiresa
MoTHERSttL'S remedy has been used
.. vs,oed aid In promoting travel eor,fors
foe over third Of century. Recommends
Tor adults and ehiidren when travelling BY
boat. train. bus. motor or plane. a. drug
sists- Write for booklet and free pencils. 4
sorhgRstLl's. 40 tsfsystts ST.. Nsv Yea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

ADvTRTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

This may be taken while the
ship is passing through the nine
locks. The day will be climaxed
with the captains dinner and
farewell hall