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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Mayor Cain
Accepts Job
OF Ski NJ. G.

Mayor Harry P. Cain, Tacoma's
energetic and definitely sports
minded young chief executive,
agreed Monday to act as master
Of ceremonies for the annual Ia
coma Winter Sports carnival the
weekend of Jan. 1926.
orville Stewart, general chair
man for the carnival. made the an
nouneement. He said Mayor Cain
had agreed with enthuSi5 sm.
The mayOr viii officiafe nj
the browning Of the winter
sports carnival queen Satur-
day night in Paradise inn and
also will present the various
trophies and prizes to win
ners of the races Sunday.
The mayors presence at the
snow festival" Stewart said. will
make II the best ever held and
will enable the committee 10 put
on an exceptionally colorful coro-
nation program"
Stewart also disclosed that the
1871 Carnival Queen will be an
nounced Wednesday. Her two at
tendants will be revealed at the
same time.
Meanwhile. IL appeared
likely that the races will draw
the largest number of entrants
In carnival history. Most of
the Pacific Northwest's best
~ski-wizzes have already made
plans TO participate. all eager
for shot at the Tacoma
Times perpetual trophy and
the gold wristwatch. put up
annually nv The Times for the
winner Of the featured mems
Alalom race.
The mems race will be limited
10 100 entries and Tacomans in
tending 10 participate are warned
that they should lose no time in
sending IN their applications n
the Tacoma Chamber Of Com
nnerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Full Slate for
County Circuit

4 fun slate Of league contests
in the Pierce County league and
three makeup tussles In the Puget
Sound Conference are on tap for
Tuesday night.
Pierce County battles are Roy
at Yelrn. Clover PARK Al Federal
Way. Orting at Eatonyills and
Kapowsin a. Fife.
Puget Sound engagements sent
Kent 70 Buckley. Sumner 70 Rem
ton and Highlins 70 Enumclsy.
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Hogan-Harrison
In Golf Playoff

OAKLAND, Calf. - The first
three prizes Of $1,000, $3.50 and
$3.50 in tne $4,000 Oakland open
golf tournament viii be awarded
today after the 1s-hole playoff be
tween Ben Hogan Of New York,
Dutch Harrison % Little Rock,
Ark. and Leonard Dodson of Kan
sas City.
Hogan. who set a new p. G. A.
competitive record with spec
tacular. cight-under-par 81 Sat
urday. had a wide-open chance to
take the 81 200 top money yester-
day but m .ssed two-foot putt on
the 18th green to slide into tie
with Harrison and Dodson with a
total Of 276 for the = holes. four
strokes under par
Fourth money Of $3.50 went
10 Harry Cooper Of thicopee,
Mass. with 279. Marx Fry.
home course pro, and Jimmy
Hines Of Great Neck, y. y,
registered even par 280's and
collected S325 each.
Bud Ward Of Spokane. former
national amateur champion. was
low amateur with 2s2 He tied
with professionals Jimmy Demaret
Of Houston. Tex. defending cham
pion. Jug Acspaden Of Winches-
ter. Mass. and Fred Wood Of Van
couver, p {.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

SPOKANE. Wash Filor con
seogtiys goals last night enabled
ths Spokane BornDers 10 trip Seat
tie ~ before the isrssss crowd Of
the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
league season here.
Their victory gave the BOmDers
The top spot in the coast race.
Seattle held q 20 lead until two
minutes before the end Of the
second period.
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Ski Weather

State Highway departments
road aud skI report today
PARADISE Temperature so.
one half inch new snow: ~ inches
ON ground. cloudy and calm.
MOUNT BakER; Temperature
IS. trace Of nss snow: 81 inches
oB ground: raining; road icy.
carry chains.
STEVENS; Temperatur. IS;
one Inch Of new SNOW. 30 inches
ON ground: snow and lee on road.
carry ehslns.
ssOQIALsiiE PASS. Tenn
pefature %. one inch ~ Bsw sno~ :
90 lnohe. ON ground; overcast and
Nsrt foggS
NAt HIS Temperature ssi
trae. ~ new sn0ts 81 inebe. On
ground: overcast and calm.
DEER PAIN. Temperature fsi
one inch ~ ne~ snow Is inches
on ground. overcast and calm.
read good uith chains. skiing
good.
STAMPEDE; Temperature 80.
trace ~ Bfw SNOW, = inches on
ground; calm and cloudy snow
dry.
MAETIN: Temperature Is. one
inch u nsw snow: - inches on
ground, calm and cloudy ssos
dry.
MosAD LAKE. Temperature
70. Two inches Of nsw NOV. 90
inches on ground; calm and
cloudy. snow dr..
ssOQUaLHfE skI BOWL
Temperature ~; one inch Of new
snos 70 inches on ground; calm
and cloudy.
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Two-Ball Basketball Makes
City Circuit Debut Monday
Part of Program Which Sees Second
Holt Title Race Open at Lincoln Gym

center has apparently returned 10
his scoring form and the Con-
sumner club. with its tail array.
should be hard 10 beat
The second game brings to-
gether the tough GOTH signal Corps
and the steadily improving Mi
ohaers. The 2 o'clock fray sends
the Florists against the Chair
men.
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visiiaiions
Trim Saints
Crusade League In
Weekly Hoop ploY

Shelving . enmpi<ss vsver~i -
fsrm ~ first nal ehsmrsse ste
resrr sna rsai tnos . ~ r. ~
asunbsnx frean . Fsfsv>rstsd Vs.
tstsoa ~. - cSts>~#s i~sxsss pay
Il nensrnln< surasy sffsrrecn-
rs.Ase 10 As anything esse
th~ nsos ana ~ hsseeeere
~ s&iuss w~es - psss~h fss
aewls es0s~ls~s si.ssssscs
ssas. p~ssars~u Ne s~psses
n.ns ~afs ~ t~vwts so~vt1s
s~a usS<s ~ b~shet se~es -
Rs.rss~. lsrky s~usss. - -
rsecu>s h~ss sssev~< - ~ - I
hsifstws l>~x So wese nsvps
thr~as>~>A
In . hard fuaxht cr>ner .
~rsppy ~. I~es team svesesms
/. y n IL hslftIms a<fleis e 6c~r
~ ratftsss "A q - WIN No.
fnllsF slnklan eight free shro~o
n eight tres me winners paiisd
ahead !. tne fourth quarter set
could not ~ caught
TIRE lass s>Wss ~ ~ ssSes.
s.cs f~ued t~e ~ 80 e~e1
s~sos r~sstv Isvs~a ~ - ~
s~sssspss.s. - ss~ssA eonovs
eSs~x est an ssssss - - -
vsssss sp ~ p~s~s snsuss
Jsss ssssss ~ halt. ~ 49,
hisIey sslu tasss ssw sessv -
vantage sus " sscs - ~ -
vssiasss sees~ss
me Al saints squad enstirae1
their -rorlnE spree IN The neat hsn
wita Kssnsy ard rahsy shooting
paints from ell angles. Win .
lulnns. n play the raysilar five
grabbed . four point lead nut n
ths thru packed seconds mat fni-
lewsd they eonid net srnf~ -
nlsh. Gates ssd Nefmsis esss
dropped IN . susi - Eivs sssrsd
Hear, . veil earned win
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Offers Zale 10 as
To Fight Abrams
asiiINGTo>

WASHINGTON - Washington
Sports Promoter Raw Avs has
wired sam Plan. manager ~ Tony
Yale. a $40 900 cash offer for zsle
to defend his National Boxing as
ISOLATION midd1eweiEht title
against George Abrams here Feb.
Il
Abrams defeated Cocoa KID.
Henry Chmielewsh and izzy jan
nazzo in his last three starts.
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Parochial Loop
Opens Hoop Play

The Catholic Parcel HAL school
league got under way over the
week end when teams represent
ing St PatrickE. 81 Lf0'f Y.si-
tation and Sacred Heart started
play FOR the annual trophy pre-
scented by the Tacoma Knights II
Columbus Holy Rosary viii ike
wise have team In the competl-
ton but wa not represented in
Saturday games al Beliarmins
gym. All games ~ the league will
BE- played on the Boilarmine floor
and are played on Saturday
Results ~ The first rrstrd we're
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Edward g Robinson. VINO had 20
take a drenehlng every day for q
month for his role IN The Sea
Wolf" went through CALIFORNIA;
fln epidemic without suffering .
sniffls.
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Big Steelies
Brought Here

rtFhi ssselhsad. rsnsira n
weight FRI. l. - reunds. fivs
~ Their aver rs reuads each. are
% display Al mn Mcqueen
r.ssie shcp. TIE fla we're taken
Sunday from the oainsui, river
Grsys nsfbcf euunty. ~ Rave
craig. ice scltis ara Rin raw.
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Golf Scores



Mems alum Hest nsn~. sss hsif
handicap Winners fifss division
jos itaasirf. asa 10. s~esea
division. Harry johnson. 49,
az. Harold rhos-n. ss-sls
a.. tied.
Third dlslaan. NH ward. IT.
Ia zsis. Frank ssssil. si-is--
"a
Other scores. Jim En9is. -
az 3d.. Oliver Gmavig. ss-io
40. Pets Hssstsd. ss-s-si. v.
n Msndsysiis. ss-e's zssss Al
rstries. ti-isa az Art James.
500 so's. Arr s~inlsna. -
49, 49, Carl Lawson. MN
Az Gso. glsss. ss-i1,s Dss:
Harry sattsriss. sz.its4 sot,.
cl.fsncs Tsylor. sT-sts sOss
Paul omsrua. as.as. 49,.
Fsncis chsplH sT.Tss 5ss.
SeEmsn xfp~ldins. sf-fs's
z7h Harry Msuadsrs. asa 10.
Jim Farming tf.ii 10. Lsnard
hlakslsy. 49, zTtss Don Ism
berg. ss-T- ~ sob Wilson. ss-T
81. Al Brsna. sss's 49,
rssms'srs Medal play. fsaIi
handicap. FIRST division. MIL
kstsf. IT'LL % second aius-
aon. Paul Gomsrsd. si-fs "a.
Thlfd division. Frank ss~ssl. 100
20 20. Other scores Carl Law.
s0a. st.is 90 " G. tssschoix. s7-
~ ~. Harry Batteries. ss-zs .
10. Cisfsnrs Taylor. ss-is 70:
Francis chapin. s2.is IT.
saturday Medal PLAY. full
handicap. Winners. first alrAon.
Css. Williams. T7.ii ~ second
division. Harold rnor-sn. ss-is-
81
HIGHLAND. saturday
Beat nins.. Tom Doyis. zs,s:
Clarence slsekfora. 7sts: aobt.
hailin. 81 Elmer Larson. 3iss.
sunday. medal play. PAT Kelly.
50. Eln Rsgua. 81. Ton Doyls.
80. ksn White. 81. Kan Reeve.
o.. ossar sorsbsrs. a.: Al Kons-
no. % Ar Ab~i. 30. Joe Pena-
wen. 20. Lslf Jensen. %. Jim
hadonlea. 90. n Lneks. 10. Rick
Thompson. II. chet corey. ~.
Jack Enright ": Don BoursAlzs.
II: Joe Tureo. ~. Gordon BEN
nett. 70: Harry Mathews. rs. Geo.
Moe. 10. BnI seehlsr, rs
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Abes Tire; Drop
Bremerion FRAY

firing in the second half Lin
coin Abes. conquerors OF Walla
Walla the night before fell, before
Bremerton Wildcats, 41-32, in
Bremerton Saturday night. Brem-
crton was resting on Friday
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EDDIE Albert has one room filled
with snips equipment. sent 70 him
by fans and friends. for when
there IL no room on hls boat.
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18Th CENTURY wHoOPEE

Olivia de Hsvilland found an
early 18th century book Of Ell
quette and II planning a party IN
cooperating the customs Of thoss
timea
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Tetais ts.s go ga 100 1sxs
hc1fss - tie other teams ssfs a.
fgiiS4a Efztfa4a lnsssfsu1f x5iz
8aiss village zz7e AilslssF HhfElna
1870 hsirn Davis zsss Dags Isllssfed
Nsar xs5s. y street Recreation 1915
bfotHsff4cod u hslAs5 clsfke 1zss
AVA ltpDefte IfsaiiEAnfe zzss. Broad
zx4s Hotel Osofzs Everett 1871
NsDsfsl EisGtsiG fEssfstai zlsl nays
ffffmFfstsfIf 1fs3 ~ Hfssfss5fis ia
coma z8f7 NixNam fhfensftang
1854 National Eanh - NumMsrfe
fbfsDsrtoni zszs Pseifle Aateh ia
eoflAl 1877 sizaai Oh seattle
ass Clbersf fbfsfasrtoul 1zsx
tsfatsna ffncousaI 1868 sGd fsls-
phone h<ilea fIseofssg ztst
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Rita Hsy~orth. the strawberry
blonde Of The Strawberry
Blonde prizes the dancing pumps
shs wore In her first public dane.
ing APPEARANCE
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Gives Reason
For Attitude
Condemns CLOSING
The Shlluquomish

Tns T.rcrus ssr-ln<sa efuh hss
Eens % ETHICAL Fscara against ths
Feeeat sstian - TIE stats game
department closing sns North Fevk
- ,hs stiiissuamiah rissf 10 al
hus Nv fishermen.
>st sais }. the siss srp-~~a
O. the <ailsxa.ms.a river
setis.. but q .as sst.ss tsss
w~uia make ste~isess .sr~sr<s
sce. e.l, n nv fsshiss.
A letter. expressing the eluh's
stsitaa. snd signed ~ Mics Mel.
.cn. officer Il the club. rs.as IN
part
ne Tacoma strslhssA club 10
opposed q thls restricting setloa
N any ws.hsnstan stream ~
reason ~ ths hardship which
would 10 imposed upsn . great
ma ofity nf anglers ~ha are not
nv fishermen and wl.a fsh streams
proposed n - rmltsa u ny fssh-
ing part a. the .~ssen.
The stillsrusmish river 10 .
great summer run stssthsaa
stream and 10 stop Fishermen.
aha use eggs snh .psnnsrs. fFum
tskssg this flsh dursas the rim
mer IL unfair
We. ~ e..rse, wsaiS have
no special .hIsssias " shs
state asns e.suwssssi.e 70
strleted the fb~.sh.s~s ste~v 10
n, fishing. isss.saek as steel.
head do not run In isis river.
bat for . select few nv fisher
me. resldlsg IN >~sitis ;. ~
Instrumental IN eiesi.G sss
~nftk tark ~ the ~tttis~
Eusmi.h river for . purely
selfish esiestive IL eessatslv
not Tor the heat interests NJ
tho horsies NJ fi.h~ruses wks
~nIey tsLins TN. sporty nsh
with the sEG es spian~r.
We VIII admit that sometimes
= ~immsr.run FISH viii make .
mistake and aeeidently take . fiy,
bat tho fact remains that these
fish feed bat very little Wills IN
fresh water and when they do
feed u IL principally nm eggs.
worms, ste. that they find along
the river bottom.
The Seattle boys happen In
either own or rent cabins on the
stillsEuamish near Deer erses.
and have convinced the state game
department that they should re-
strict this stream 10 ny fishing.
they now have their very own
littls private river In which tn
fish. and hav. effectively kicked
out us humble fishermen Who usr
The worm, spinner and sEs
We know that q, 10 impossible.
FOR the state same department 60
please svsfYbody. bat ws certainly
feel that they are not trying %
please tho majority In THE ca~.
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haifzifua ore Y. l. q -. West
era Warrington ~.
Officials Wes Lsss fsfsfes. azi
lee. umpire
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substitutes = oIauIuIII. DaIIIt II
l0) Rickner Burkland, Corbin,
Nolan 90, Dubois %. A. Finchem.
Olson "a Belarmine. Fourier % .
Martineau 80. Mack Referees. Bob
Levinson and Johnny Ward.
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NORTHWEST GOLFERS
sEnREs

NORTHWEST GOLFERS
SCORES
Marvin Bud Ward, spokane,
66-2s2
Fred Wood, Vancouver, r. C.,
1922.
Al Zimmerman. Portland. 10
28s.
Emory Zimmerman, Portland,
1885.
Joe Nozel. Portland. 7s-lss.
Gordon Richards and Bob Con
molly. both Of Seattle, failed 10
qualify for the final rosIad-
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n you're not using u. sell II with
. rsst-Aetion Times Want Ad
Phone Main 3l5i-
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Washington S
Quinteis Lead
Coast Chase

Oregon State college and the
University Of Washington - two
traditional basketball powers in
the Pacific Coast conference -
shared top billing today after the
first week OF Northern division
play.
Each has q record of two
victories, no defeats. The
Beavers smartly trouneed
Washington state college.
while Coach Clarence tHec)
Edmundson's speed burning
Huskies took pair Of close
decisions from the strongest
Idaho team In the past decade.
To the University OF oregon
eagers went the dubious distinction
Of providing the biggest flop Of
the week-old campaign. Washing
ton State came back to thump the
favored Wehfeet twice in row.
Otherwise the surprise" team
of the week was Idaho, whose
coach. Forest TEogood, had just
resigned under not-too-clear cir
eumstances.
The Washington Huskies. with
proba bly, the fastest team in the
decision. won 45-43 Friday night
and experienced more trouble the
following night before pulling out
a 1897 overtime victory. The
Vandals led at hslftime. Ron
Harris, Idaho forward. was high
scorer with IA points.
Washington state dumped
Oregon again Saturday night,
$40 after winning their
series opener 1880. Paul
Iindeman, towering Cougar
center. rang up rs 20 become
the leagues individual scoring
leader with total OF ~
points in four games.
Best average, however. was that
Of Idahos pivot man, Otis Rood"
Hilton who compiled II points in
his two games here.
Others in the first ten scorers
Ray Sundquist, WSC. "a: Kirk
Gebert. WsC. 81: Norm Dslthrop.
Washington. 26 Vic Townsend.
Oregon. - Hank Anderson. Ore
gon. %; Pay Turner. Idaho. %
Ron Harris. Idaho. 20. Vern Butts.
WSC, 20; Marvin Gilberg, WSC.
20.
This weeks schedule. Friday
Oregon vs.. oregon State at Cor
wallis. Saturday - Washington
State vs.. Idaho at Moscow.
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Substitutes, Lincoln: Is j o X q.
Peterson, Hamsguchi Anderson. Eng
land Stone "a. Loran u. Taylor
Bremerton Deyaney. Hall, Eathorne
Engstrom 81, Naon.
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Jordan S Pin
Team Winner
Scores In Womsn's
Yearly Tournament

Jcrdsns BREAD. veteran rseema
tournament team. rolled 1aeI. In.
tludina handicap. 20 yin first
place In the annual handicap
Tournament Tor Horthwss, womsn
on the broadway alleys. Sunday
Two other rscoms teams.
rdnas Beauty Nook ard FIRST
United Mutual savings Rank.
placed second and third In The
meet. In which - teams com.
petsd.
Fourth place went n
rorset Me Nets. Of nfem~s-
Ton. with fsss. Little Parts
B~auiy salon and ssth street
booster. lied Tor NTH place
with ,sis and the tirs ses
law paw with ssss.
Heavy firing featured the entire
tournament. With tho feminine
stars really hanging out good
totals IN tn. doubles and singles
First In the singles event. wss
Dorth. Lynn. Of Everett. who
registered 27s. zoo. ias fes = a.s
total. Including handicap Second
place was taken by Evelyn Huhnhe
OF Everett, with 600. and third
place winner was Eleanor Brown
Of Tacoma. with . nice 500 score
Champions In the dauhIe.
eompetitiou are Charlotte
Iatkoyieh and Ia Porter NJ
Tacoma. wbo rolled . big liza
total. Including handicap, Soc
and place money wspt Go ".
Christisnson and Olive soIde.
Who rolled ii1s. and third
place w-nt % Erms Muss~i.
man and Helen Blssti~r Of
Tacoma with iisi.
There were ~ teams In the five
woman play. 81 sets ~ doubles
and 80 singles entries. Complete
lists Of the prize winners will be
announced IN Tuesdays Tacoma
Times. after the scores have been
officially checked by Yvonne John
son. under whose capable direction
the tournament was staged SCORES
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consecutive time. Other officers
chosen were Harry Irwin. vice
president; Andy Rowe. J D.
Irwin and Fred May trustees, and
Rove. captain.
ept-Trspshoot-Iead. he'd KUN 49,.
80 l6-NARD TARGETS
t25 HandiCapl
Joe Mcknight 24-24-4s 20 handi-
cap: Earl Colson Jr 23-24-47 %
handicap, G 5 Beals 22-24 40 NJ
J Drescher 2l-24 As n A Karlen
24-2l-45: J D Irwin 2l-21-42.
Dave Mctead l9-23-42. Lock Nc
lean 2o-22-42. Andy Rove l8-24-
AZ l. Freeze 22-l9 Al Pred MAY
le-l9-38, II handicap PAT Wellman
ls-2o-3s Prank Freeze l7-Ie-36
James Win 1913 Sc l NJ Martin
l9-l6-35 Ocky Graham l4-2l-35
Geo Stickney ls-l5-33 Dick Hall
l6-l6-32 NJ c. Brown l6-l5-3l.
Dr.. C. z. Griffith l6-l2-2s. Joe
Wallace l5-is-2s.
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Free throws missed. Angelina ca,
Geta2 O.. Pain. Mansfield. Fouts az
Kenney a.. BiSohoft. Henderson 81
Referees. Al Cohn and George wise
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1otaA 49,. 7s1 44s 71s assa
IfffLi rAhis BtAtft E.Ios
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Results q The first round we're
sHIPsIfAPE ROOM

cine a. VISITATION Asd hon..
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Pierce County
Basket Scores

Subs-Fife Wilcox ogden Hert-
ing SaRami Vinson Yelm Grafton
Brunstti NJ McCloud
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I2O1 kapo~.in

Subs-Roy. r Olson Heron 10
Glover PARK Kirkpatrick "a. white
f51
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Psrnel J Morris ~ HosokaVs PED
ersl Hsy-hartin. Frye. STARK. Mel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-21
36 IN NEGRO
 GOLF TOURNEY Bobby Jones' Former Cad. die, Zeke Hartield, }
 Strokes in Lead

Canton, MaSs.,i Aug. 21-(UP)- Zeke Hartfield of Atlanta, Ga, for mer caddie for Bobby Jones, held a three-stroke lead at the half way mark of the 18th annual Me- gro Open golf championship today.
 The towreing Negro, professional at the Lincoln Park course out side Atlanta, turned in "A and 75 for a 36-hole total of 149 to lead 35 other contenders in the open ing rounds yesterday at Ponka- poag course. The 72-hole open, be- ing contested in medal play, will be concluded late today.
 Defending Champion Hugh Smith of Thomaston, Ga, was trailing with 154 in third place In three way tie with Clyde Martin of De- troit, Mich, and Sol Hughes of Gadsden, Ga. In second place three strokes behind Hartfield was Pat Ball of Chicago.
 Medalists in the amateur divi- sion were Cliff Taylor of New York, Claude Ross and Vince Watts of Washington with 79's. Match play will be continued through to. morrow.
 In the women'S championship, Mrs. Sarah Smith of Washington took the medal with 10l, despite a 10 on the 511-yard ninth hole. Sine led Mrs. Lucy Williams of Indian. apolis, Ind, a three time winner, and Mrs. Vivian Pitts of Chicago, wife of a U. s. army colonel. by a stroke. Mrs. Geneva Wilson of Chi cago, seeking her third straight title, was sixth at 1Oo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-21
1O2 GAMES DECIDE
 LONG DOUBLES SET

I14-12, 15-17, 6-4, 4-6, 13-11. Irving Wright, national doubles committee chairman, said it was a new tourna- ment record though he could not recall the previous one.
 Slumped on dressing room bench after the match, Grant, a baseball fan, wanted to know '.how Brooklyn made out" when sports writers approached to question him. Too Exhausted
 T don't know why I play dou. bles," he kept muttering. Grant was too exhausted to say very much about the match. He believed he and Bobbitt might get to the finals if they could lick the third-seeded team of Gardnar Mulloy and Wayne Sabin and he planned to spend his off-day today watching 8 baseball game.
 A few feet away, Bobbitt strug- gled into his clothes and said The was "off to bed"
 It was a great day for Grant, supposedly at the end of the tennis trail. Noted as a retriever, he turned in probably the finest performance of his career in that department to halt the whitening fire of the youth full Californians.
 Frequently he raced 10 to 20 feet back of the baseline to return the sizzling smashes of his opponents until they became over-anxiouS and netted the ball. His service was more than adequate and held through the decisive fifth set. In other matches yesterday the four seeded teams in the mems and women's divisions advanced to the third round. Defending titlists Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder. 20- year-old Californians. received . scare but eliminated Arthur Marx, 20-year-old son of Comedian 0rcu- cho Marx. and Budge Patty of Los Angeles, National junior titiist, a-0, e-3, 6-4, 6-4.
 Entry From China
 The second-seeded duo. National Singles Champion Don McNeill of Oklahoma City, and Frank Parker Of Altadena, Cal, and the third- rated pair. Mulloy and sabin. tlirn- ed in straight-set wins. McNeill and Parker trimmed J. Gilbert Hall Of New York and William ohoy of China, 0-4, e-0, e-0. Mulloy and sA- bin defeated Gilbert Hunt, Jr., of Providence, R. T., and William slohter And Of Philadelphia. s-A. ca es2.
 SRourth seeded Bobby Riggs and Gene Mako og Los Angeles got in the groove after an uncertain start