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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Ski Weather

Todsy's road and ski report:
Mt. Baker Temperature %: no
new snow; 1o4 inches on ground /.
clear and calm.
Stevens PAss Temperature 30:
no new snow: 81 inches on ground !.
clear and calm.
Snoqualmie Pass - Temperature
20; no new snow: as inches on
ground; light fog.
Naches - Temperature 81. no
new snow; 80 inches on ground
overcast.
Deer Park Temperature Is. one
inch new snow. "a inches on
ground: broken overcast. gentle
northeast wind: skiing good
chains necessary.
Martin Temperature 81. no new
snow 80 inches on ground: er1isty
clear and calm.
Monad Lake - Temperature 70
no new snow 80 inches on ground
crusty. clear and calm.
saoquaimle ski Bowl Tsmpers
ture 81; no new snow. 20 inches
on ground. clear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Tacoma Rifle
Club Winner

In the Washington state small
bore rifle matches held in Seattle
over the weekend. Tacoma's team
shot the highest score.
The Tacoma team was composed
Of Chef Paulson, Major A. Corpe,
Erling Bergerson and Mrs Irene
Paulson. who were presented with
four medals.
Other shooters from Tacoma
winning medals and trophies
were Lieut.. Taylor who won
second place In the aggregate
and the Meister cup. and first
place In match No. S, expert
class.
Major A. Corpe won second
place In the expert class match No.
3. Ed Leisy won two marksman's
medals in match / and 2; and
Elmer Muzzey won the marks
mans medals in matches 3 and 4.
Next Sunday the Tacoma Rifle
club will hold an outdoor % cal.
four-position 100-yard match at
their club range. This match is
open to anyone and there will be
medals for first. second, and class
B competitors. Shooting will begin
at 10 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

fveehman sss h~stlder~<a Nv
the fer~cits and rr~eisiaa 81
Wives. shot
Yes. that sss ens q ire
dsy.s Mss Tenant answered.
No one Who ever held
racquet could have beaten him
that day
On the other hand. Miss Mar
BE pointed cut that ever q period
% = year, playing say. Two
matches . week. Bulge would
gain = decided edge ever Vines
"nadEes game - marvellous
every day he 10 never in-sna-
out. he hits NJ pstehy stresks
Since Ne has. been 81 this tour.
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travelling around % NV pre-
fe~slcnsl tour with two Of them
-Bin nlden and Don Bulge.
Oh. I know. there cant he but
one greatest player. but hon
are YOU going 70 choose between
Hi and Don. A matter Of
fact. in naming the greatest
tennis PLAYER who ever lived.
I think You'll hase 20 take three
names into consideration. Bin.
Don and Ellsworth Vines
While finished OF the
cookies. Miss Marble and her
friend and teacher AZ many
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

yesrs. Eleanor rsnnsnt figured
out how they would rank the
veteran fhilsdelrhisn. TIE Cali
fornis red-hesd. and the isnky
Vines. who has abandoned tennis
for golf.
They deelaed hat Vines. fer
one match. was the hest Of sll
time
They rated Bulge a. TIRE
greatest player over = stretch
81 = year
They put Tildsn At the head
Of the great PLAYERS over the
years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Ass hsstsa pon. snd h~.ten I'm
xAen d wss playing essuti-
fsiiy. he M. twice - nsash
stamina - snv u the fsst cf -
Tie wsfss IN ssv ~ NE -
nth . spersssx f.ess e.~pssf.
ssa the PLAYS ssrsf~> ssd nsIx-
~ a~uhs~- 81 rixkt rs>~ -
rets is ~. ear s.d sris<s - ~
s<st s.aHse.<st Ne fhists
sesnsaa - srssssa 80 s-d ises
miles . asy s-a the. pisstnG
i've 80. "a fcs.ss. Over -
sesr~. thew never NJ. h~~s 49,
HAe h.m Ass Ne pseks 40 al
n. eh~<ks. Whs~ - Ell -
cut - assses - have - wsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

ard ] have h.d . keed chance
n watch him ! have yet q -
him have an 81 asy. he hss IN
sstnk temperament, to.
Nothing upset- hsr,. nathinx 60
cites HIN. Ne Ius, sees out cay
after dsy snd plays magnificent
tennis
"A FOR Tilaen. Mss Nsrhls
couitnt ssy enough.
nm % unbelievable Ne 10
a. ard has esen playing tennis
Tor mere than 20 years. sut
svery time hs steps ct against
Bulge Re firnly esp~et. 10 tat
him. IN set that yeunx man
torisht' he'll say. ara twice he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Nv United Press

MIAMI shortstop Billy Jurgss
has been given permission TO con-
suit doctors of his own choice In
an effort TO cure reeurrsnt dizzy
spells, Manager Bill Terry Of the
New York Giants said today.
An accidental beaning by Pitch
or Bueky Walters OF Cincinnati
last season has affected urges.
Terry said the Giants infield
situation II bleak. with only utility
Infielder Joe orengo. purchased
from 81. Louis Cardinals, avail
able TO fill the Jurgss gap.
NJ. PETERSBURG. f1a. Out
fielder Joe DiAsgEio remained
the lon. New York Yankees hold
out today AS the spring training
camp speculAtsd on the success Of
the new infield makeup for 1871.
Manager loo Mccarthy an
Bounoed late yesterday that
Joe Gordoa. regular sseosd
bss-man for two years, would
he converted into . first base-
man 10 succeed hatse Dahl
gren, who sas sold 10 the
Boston He's Hast ue~k. Cor
don signed for approximately
$4,000 earlier In the day.
hecarthy'a new infield lineup
will have Gordon at first. rockies
Gerry Prddy and Phil Rixzuto at
second and short. respectively. and
Red Rolfs at third.
HAVANA New Catcher Mickey
Owen, Last Of the Brooklyn pods-
ers 10 sign his losl contract. vas
treated today for a severe attack
Of bolls under his arm.
ANAHEIM. Caiif The Phila-
dslphis Athletics went 10 Santa
Monica by bus today 10 meet Port
land In their first spring game.
BoYEs hot SPRINGS.
Csif.-1he san Frzneises
Seals, opening tissir spring
practice here. had Ia hold thsir
practice In = swimming pool
yesterday Ia keep dry. k.insd
off their practice diamond.
the -sAis had the swimming
pool drained and threw the
ball around for two hours b.
for. turning 20 laps around
the edge.
NAPA, Calf. Rain drove the
Oakland Acorns into the sApa
state hospital gymnasium zsstsr-
day on the first day o. spring
training.
ONTARIO. Can't Manager
JiSgsr statz ~ the Los Angeles
Angels Iost one a hls rockies 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Looking Over the Majors

day WHEN Russell Peterson. n
ysar-old shortstop prospect whs
came from nisbee announced that
he was taking a years lsays q
learn the printing trade.
EIS1NORE, Cam. - Win
the arrival In training camp NJ
big Harry koseabsrE. slagEing
oatfi~Ider from Portland, The
Hollywood starr tasisy were
Only four players abort Of .
full squad. The sbs~nt~~s are
tr~aehi~ uhsit. Ham schultz.
Don Woiia ard Blli Bs~as~i.
H. CENTRO. Caiif MANAGE
Cedric burst 81 the Nan Disgs
club reported all hands present
today except Joe Bsrkowi,r. vet
sran shortstop. and Mel shsiby
newcomer from Topeka.
ANAHEIM. Calf. Ths seattle
Kainisrs were up against the phil
adsiphia Athletics in an exhibition
game to-day. Connie Mack. dear
Of tina maj leagues. was hos, q
the defending Pacific Coast cham
plons at his training camp hare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Vines VS. unbeatable when
his game Nas absolutely under
control Mss Marble said. This
wasn't often. because Ely allow
no margin for error. lie hit
every shot with everything h.
had-Nent cut To- = winner o.
every ball. ON those rsre &C.
easiens whsn everything went
right. there Nss simply no heat.
ma him. a. even coming close
10 beating him
I asked Miss T-nnsnt n NJ.
three act win OVER Henri eechet
In the national finais st fer~~t
Hilis wss ere % the.e dss..
ssw that match and the mighty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

~ waiter IN ssenn<~ ~ - -
NJ get fse eh><k. Md ny I'll
ear rs~~ls every 1ny n 40 ~
hin-
Mia Marble believes - vp<-
efss E~lsn Jacobs 81 aRetn
wIn the naticnaI ~om<e1s fIflo
thEs year.
-9sl~s plsvs - vel - aav
~ the youngsters. ard ne -
- exp<s ssnrs tnsf 10 n>~de6 Il
Forrest tfllis A. far ne r1en.
IT. q ta~up nstws~n NcNe<II.
r.zxs Kramer snf two ~ hrs
otnefx~
Ire icfefxfsw sndef wnen IL
hrath ard preserves rsn nut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Legislators TO
Talk at Meet
Jackson and Others
AT Sports Club

Rep. Barney jackson and other
legislators will be the principal
speakers al the Tacoma sports.
mems association meeting We'd
nesday night at the eluhrooms
9th and Commerce. The seSion
opens At o'clock.
They will discuss proposed
game legislation and a bumper
house h expected. Some Of
the proposed legislation. which
already has passed the house
Of representatives. IL of vital
interest 10 sportsmen. espec-
tally hunters.
There will be other business and
entertainment on hand. as well as
the customary dutch feed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
By HENRY MLFNoRr

Los ANGELES - Mss Alice
Marble had miserable cold
and 50 being neighborly fixed
up q basket Of cookies wild
hsw preserves. chicken broth
and klsenex. and paid her
visit.
After eating Up most Of what
I brought her. dehcstely
msneuyered the conversation
around 70 tennis and asked her
to name the greatest player Of
the game she had ever seen.
Well she answered. I'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
All Set for
Basket Tourney

nnENEnrON - Everything 10
ready for opening round pIAv ~
the West csntrsl district tosrna.
msnt hsfs this wsdns ssiay affair
mon vuur games ~isl BE- PLAYED
sdnssdsy. too In the sftssaeaa.
t~e 81 aixhs,
Tn. "Wednesday schedule
- mi Gtosss pask w.
ss"@,asssss.
- mi Nsvsh ns~A w.
ssskss.
Tiss .. mi nss~asstss ~
nashstl
$50 y III etss W. rsst
Assstesl
Hfsmsrfon Wildcats and rfs
rrnlsns are favored In ths tourney
hal II hath stn Wednesday, shey
wtlI msss in the ssmi- flnais rnuss-
day night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Game Postponed

PORTLAND A scheduled clash
between the National AAU cham
pion Phillips so" oilers and the
Bra fords Clothlers newly
crowned Oregon AAU utnsts. set
for tonight. has been postponed
The Philip. team wired Or.
Eugene Owen. state chairman. tina,
they were snov-bound In callfor-
MIA and would be unable TO reach
here IN time for the game tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Bells Playing
Eaionville Five

Slated to open play against each
other In the Lakeside tournament
this Wednesday. both Bellarmine
Lions and Highline Pirates will be
playing away from home tonight.
The Bells viii battle Eaton
willie Cruisers At EstonyiIle
while Highllne engages Buck
ley Mountaineers at Buckley
In = Puget Sound conference
engagement which was moved
ahead from Friday.
Bellarmine and Highline tangle
at 7.30 D. m. in the Lakeside tour
ney Wednesday. Lakeside school.
site of the tourney. is north Of
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Hitting the Old Head Pin
n ST. MERCHANTS LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Curly Wilson. manager Of the
Play Nor alleys. took time Of.
from his duties Monday night &c
shoot as a substitute in the X
Street Merchants league and fin
ished his series with SIS for the
best score Of the big circuit.
Wilson started slowly with
16,, then opened his second
game with seven strikes in a
row. finishing with 2s4. His
third game was 1872.
Wilson's big tally vas only
one of many fine scores In the
h Street Merchants circuit.
derry Mahoney worked a s66
score out Of his system and
y. Larson rolled 80. r. Lon
gen checked In with SIS.
Norrie Peterson clicked off =
s32 score. Pete Schwah rolled sS3
Glenn Collins SIS. Don Christensen
637. Jack Quirin $40 and Earl Bal
com $40.
Results: Balls Ben Franklin
Store 5. X Street club /. Washing
ton Hand Laundry 3, Peterman of
Tacoma /; johnson Candy 4. Craig
and Sons Hardware o; Meyer Drug
B, Fir Ridge Guernsey /; Pine Cafe
5. Johnny's Tavern /; Hans john
son Department Store 3. HIM
Florist /. X Sino club 3, Pioneer
Market /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Two Fife players and one player
from Lincoln. stadium and Beilsr-
mine eofnpos. the sll-opponents
team selected by Clover PARK
Warriors u was announced ~
Coach Bill Lennon today.
Frank Dreyer Of Fife was chosen
center and Mel Rowe % Fife AZ
forward. Rowe scored 50 points
in two games against Clover Park.
Bobby Angelin. Of Stadium.
Paul GrsiNe Of Beiisrrnins and Ray
spurgeon ~ Lincoln complete
the honor QUINTET
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

afternoon at the Coliseum alleys.
Stella Penowich, anchor for Con-
MES Beauty Shop. rolled the high
game and the high three game
series. stellas games were IA.
172. and 16i-477. The 172 was
tops. Pietenberg. rolling for
Kings Place. was second high
with $50 and a neat 1873 game.
Teter, for stadium Dye Works.
rolled third high with 3s5 and
1872 game. Results.
Kings Place 1882 ~. Stadium
Dye Works 1888 (3D.
Flo's Beauty Shop 1859 (0),
Comics Beauty Shop 1928 ~.
so. TACOMA MERCHANTS
H-WAY ALLEYS
Gene 4 Bill Shell 2+s2 ~ VI.
Electric City 2295 l0): high game.
Many. 1874 high series. Horn. ass
Club Tavern PATS (O) vs.. Air
port Cigar 1900 a.. high game.
Brown. 222. high series. Burning
ton. 532.
Jensen Fuel 1868 49, vs.. En-
man Texsco 227s IL: nigh game.
juicy. 203. high series. juicy. 4ss
n. W W.lders Supply 1888 %,
Jordan Bread 1883 81: high game.
MeNaIley. 220: high series. Nc
Nslley. 5l4.
Sixth Avenue Business Women
Sixth Avenue Alleys
Burpee's 1918 81. Crumblings
1871 ~; high game. r Davies
227: high series. r Dsyiss. 53s.
stutsmsn's 1878 49,. 9th Ave
nue. Salon DeBeaute 1906 ~: high
game. n Ge.r. IT'S; high series.
NJ. Geer. 45s.
9Th Avenue Tavern L<Axu~
The Loop 2s2s (0). west End
as7s ~; high game. D4ngmsn.
ls3. high series. Hccollsy. 47s
The spot 1865 ~ Pine 81. z54s
lJi high game. Bob Glenn. 1871.
high series. Bob Glenn. as.
cassy's 1880 10. csnsl., zsi5
a.; nigh game. II. VotsV. Len
Dsmmei.r. lsz. nigh series. Len
f, Danneler. SIS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
AID TO SWIM SUITS

Inmsdlatsly rinslng and drying
Will add longer wearing qualities
70 bathing suits. the Amsrio2n In
stitute Of Laundering advises the
winter s<aSyns indoor sz1m msrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
HANDICAP DOUBLES
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Jim and Florence Pirie are lead
ing in the handicap doubles tour
nament on the Play Nor alleys
with a score of 1920. Charlotte
Zstkovic and Jim Pirie are second
with 1919. Third spot is held by
Jess Davis and Chuck Johnson
with 1857. The meet runs until
March 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Oregon Basket
Meet Progresses

PORTLAND - Oregons three
colleges of education and Portland
university bsttled through the first
round OF the Oregon tournament
Of the Intercollegiate College Bss-
ketball association here last night.
The four survivors will clash in
the semi-final round tonight for
the right to represent Oregon in
the national intercollegiate tourna-
ment at Kansas City March 1922.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Ashford Townies
Defeat NYA Cagsrs

In a BASKETBALL game 81 Ashford
last Saturday nigh, me Ashford
Town team defeated the n. Y. A
Commercial issxas team NJ Taco.
ma. "a 10 -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
EAGLES LODGE LEAGUE.
COLISEUM ALLEYS

The 20 keglers Of the Eagles
lodge league were active last
night With five men on each
alley all Il alleys were going full
blast.
Virgil Langdon. Bergs Tavern
star kegler. rolled the top series
with games Of 1877, 155 and 2o4
for 576. B. Robinson. anchor for
Eagles No. l. rolled the top sin
gle game, 21s. A close second to
this was rolled by Mike Miller for
Golden Age with 217.
Ted's Place took four from Gold
en- Age and still remain far in the
lead with q wins and only nine
losses. Laminex left the bottom
space for Mecca Restaurant.
Selden's 21ss (0), Berg's Tavern
2s50 90. High game V. Lang
don 204. Series, V. Langdon 576.
Hammond Electric Laundry 1880
a.. Eagles No. 2 2445 (0). High
game. Gus Bloom 20e. Series,
Mogie Clement 554.
Eagles No. 25le f3). Turf
Smoke Shop 2436 u. High game.
b. Robinson 2ls. Series, Scotty
Murdoch 500.
Ted's Place 2732 90. Golden Age
1889 (0). High game, Mike Mil
Ter 2l7. Series. Mike Miller 52s.
Vienna Cabaret 2579 ~, Ma
than's Cothiers 1850 go. High
game, M. Mcdowell 1876. Series,
Mcdowell 512.
Laminex 243s (2), Tokstad Fur
naces 1898 ~. High game, Ray
Sanderson $50. Series, B. Huff
$40.
Merrick & Race 1898 "a, Mecca
Restaurant 1886 to). High game,
John White 202. Series, Torger-
son sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
BROADWAY ALLEYS

George Boscovich led the
knights Of Columbus bowlers in
their weekly matches on the
Broadway alleys. shooting 34s.
Frank Fox Tires won three from
p Center Street Service. Farm Maid
Ice Cream won three from Fuel
p OIL Service, and Pat d Mixes
split even with Aallon Motors.
Jack Barry rolled les, 16s and
1es in his series as anchor for Fuel
Ol Service. Fuel OIL In in first
place, with Pat Il Mixes tied for
second, three points behind, and
ore more week Of play In the half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
MIX N BOWL DOUBLES
HI-WAY ALLEYS

Given and Eric Arndt put their
scores together TO make a big S54
and cop the weekly prize in the
Mix n Bowl doubles league Sun
day night. Len juicy and Rene
Nelson. rolling without handicap.
crowded the leaders with ei3
count. juicy punched out a 565
series including high single Of
1ss. Lena Jensen captured the
honors among the feminine keglers
with n 359 series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
TREASURE CHEST TOURNEY.
COLISEUM ALLEYS

The Treasure Chest Tournament
is scheduled for this weekend Of
March and Q AZ the Coliseum
alleys II Is open TO any and all
teams. Bowl as often as YOU wish
providing one man In the lineup
is changed with each new effort.
Scratch 1000 and an SOC handicap
with a combined average.
First prize Will be 500 Of the
entry money and the rest divided
into graduated prizes. One prize
for each five entries. Squads will
be on Saturday. Q and IL ?. m.
Sunday squads will start at II
noon and bowl every two hours
and the last squad at 10 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Totals IS a ii ~ "
1ffieisis nsll f<nmna saa efag
Mckinney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
CITY EMPLOYEES
MIXED DOUBLES

Margaret Davis and Bill Dema-
rest won first place in the second
OF a series Of mixed doubles on the
Broadway alleys with 1851. Second
place went to Dorothy Johnson and
H. ". Cole with 1896.
Other scores were: Mary
- Harrison and Grant Eckman
- 1918, Elizabeth Davis and H.
- johnson 966, Frances Achti-
zig and Bernie Thomas s54,
- Claudia Fray and Jack Rob
> erts ss5. Bernioe McDougau
- and George Thompson s03.
= Margaret Davis and n. N Cole
have been named a committee IN
charge of staging the third series
OF the doubles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
SPECIAL MATCH
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Tacoma Amusement, 1871 City
champion, defeated the Ladmen
of the Night Shipyards league in a
special match on the Broadway
alleys. 1924 to 1921.
Big Jim Flanagan rolled 500 to
lead the Amusements and Mich
Bosko registered 54l for best total
for the Leadmen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
RAGTIME DOUBLES
HI-WAY ALLEYS

Jake Johnston and Mcintyre
are leading IN the Ragtime doubles
now in progress at the Hi-Way
alleys with a score of 1853. Gilly
Portman and Fred Wiley are in
second place with 1856. Only ten
winners are scheduled in their
doubles event which closes March
9th, regardless Of the number OF
entries. Scratch /. set at 400 with
7ofs handicap allowed. Highest
known average Of fifteen games
Ia used.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Three pinmen of the Industrial
league reached 500 in matches on
the Broadway alleys Monday.
Doug Topping and Earl
Mahnkey rolled 646 to tie for
the best score and Don Wof-
fard reached 500 even. Top
ping rolled 20s, eel and 217.
Mahnkey's games were 2S6.
1913 and eli. Woffard Tailed
1873, 229 and 1873.
Fritz Gosselin missed 600 by one
pin. registering 200, 21s and III,
for a 500 score. Other high scores
included: Stan Cummings 553, Bob
Fisher 557. Fat Person 562.
Women bowlers Of the
league turned In some very
nice totals, Yvonne johnson
taking the top honor with
400. Frances Day rolled 48S,
Louise Wahlers +s4 and Ruth
Nelson 4S7.
Results: Bert's Mems Wear 4
Tacoma Towel o: Gas company 4
Broadwae Sport Center o; Totem
Stores 2. Wheeler Osgood L. Ray
Printers 3, 3sth Street Boosters !
Turf Smoke Shop 4, Broadway o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
LADIES HANDICAP SINGLES
COLISEUM ALLEYS

The winners OF the Ladies
handicap singles competed Sunday
night at the Coliseum for the
trophy.
Ollie Nolde rolled tn. winning
series Of 1913, 1873. 1ss plu. 30 pin
handicap for a total Of so+. and
became possessor OF IN. trophy.
France, Day was second with 5s7
Frances picked up the 3-s-7 and
the ST split. Another hard split
was picked up by Marjorie
shaughne-~ey and happened 10 be
the 49, and also the SIS. Mar
gorie rolled 475 Dorothy Daily
rolled sol. Mildred Hager 5s7.
Caroline Koehler 54s and Babe
Penowich came In third high with
5si.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
LADIES FREE TIME,
COIISEUM ALLEYS

The Ladies Free Time league
nnlled another match yesterday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
COLLISION INDUSTRIAL

The Coliseum Industrial leaguers
rolled some nice games last night
AZ the Coliseum. High game was
rolled BY Carl Kelvin Of the Buf-
felen Lumber No. J team Carts
game totaled 1911. George Allen
his teammate. rolled second high
game with iss. L. scho<nbachler
rolled high three game series Of
507. Carl Kelvin rolled second
high series with Sol.
Buffelen Lumber No 2I47 81
Buffelen Lumber No. 2 1888 ~.
Washington Door 227s ~. Mon
arch Door 1919 10
I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-05-07
Churchill Gets Overwhelming
Vote OF Confidence On His
Excellent Conduct OF War
(By Associated PressD

LONDON, May T. Prime
Minister Winston Churchill today
won an overwhelming House of
Commons vote, 447 to 3, in sup
port of his conduct of the war.
Voting after the veteran Lloyd
George had flayed the admins
tration for it's defeats in the near
east and for the inability of For
eign Minister Anthony Eden to
predict the future attitude of Tur-
key, Spain and Egypt, the house
members ended their two-day de-
bate by handing Churchill full
power to continue his prosecution
of the war.
Churchill, who admitted frank
ly that Great Britain needs a
great deal more help from the
United States than it is getting,
said American ships soon would
be crossing the seas at a rate suf-
ficient to insure England from the
danger of blockade for another
year.
"The United States" he said,
lis not yet fit for war"
Churchill told the commonerS
the army of Gen. Sir Archibald
Wavell now numbers more than
half a million men in the near east
and is fully prepared to continue
the fighting.
He denounced the argument
that Britain should abandon her
Mediterranean control and with
draw to the waters of the Allan
tic.
Churchill said his government
will demand an end to the pro-
Nazi government of Iraq and will
fight vigorously to hold its Medi-
terranean position.