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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-02-13
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For Good Service
-

The traditional courtesy of tele-
phone men and women aud the
efficiency of the service often
prompt telephone users to ask
Il there is not some secret for
mula for this consistent per
Torrance. ~~BCa sahr,5sae~@
In reality there is no secret.
Ii is just the practical operation
of group cooperation, individ-
ual interest and pride in the
job, and company spirit.
Telephone employees are se-
lcctcd with care. They are con-
stantIy trained, kept fully ia
formed about the company's If
fairs, and are conninually ca
couraged 10 acquire the kill
and experience necessary to
maintain and improve die speed,
accuracy and dependabiiity Of
the service.
The consciousness chat theirs
is an essential public service
gives them = sense of personal
responsibility. Good working
conditions and recognition of
individual merit are also sources
of inspiration.
The company's plan for e
tirement and care of its work.
ers during sickness or disability,
and the provision for death
benefits all safeguard their pres
ent and future and promote
peace of mind. Further incen-
tives to their cheerfulness and
efficiency are stability of en-
ployment and good wages.
Telephone men and women
also know that the appreciation
and interest SO often expressed
by the public is shared by the
management of their company.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Huskies Look Capable for vi

the backfled. with more speed
than power. vii average IS.
From an excellent sophie
more crop. the best prospects
were Barrett. Neil Brooks.
compound red-headed fullhack.
and Bobby Erickson. Who may
eventually succeed MeAdam<
a. the Hu>kies trigger man"
National defense dealt two
blows. Maurice Stacy. lettermau
halfbaek groomed as McAdamsi
replacement enlisted in the naval
reserve. and Jack Garrabrant, re-
serve quarterback. was drafted.
The schedule Is typically tough
After the shock of the Minnesota
clash come Oregon State college.
Oct. 4. at Portland; Washington
State college. Oct. Il at Pullman
University of California at Los
Angeles. Oct Is at Seattle; STAN
ford. Oct. % at Seattle: Montana,
Nov. l at Seattle; California. Nov
s at Berkeley: Oregon. Nov. % at
Seattle: Southern California, Nov
% at Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Jamborees

Football jamborees opened the
1871 Washington State high school
gridiron season on at least five
fronts last night. while Centralia
dedicates new floodlights tonight
by meeting Chehahs in a jam
boree at which eight Lewis and
Thurston county teams will COM
pete.
Last nights results, summar-
lied
Four of six 12-min-
ute games ended in scoreless ties.
Elma beat Montesano 90 and tied
Hoquiam: Hoquiam downed Shell
ton 90: Aberdeen played score
less ties with Raymond and
Montesano: Raymond and Shell
ton finished 90.
EVERETT - Four Is minute
games resulted in whitewashings.
Marysville BANKED Snohomish
200, Arlington beat Monroe. Go.
Mount Vernon defeated Bothel.
20. and Everett Trounced Bell
ingham. 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Sumner Takes
Federals, 200

SUMNER - Three touchdowns
We're rolled by Coach Pop keeney's
Sumner Spartans here last night
as they defeated Federal Way
Eagles, 300. in the seasons grid
iron inaugural.
The Trojans scored in each
of the first three periods and
chalked up twelve first downs
To only one by the Eagles.
Tom Ruffin. sophomore full
back. doomed off right tackle
to score from the eight-yard
line in the first period.
Jim Hoban's ten-yard pass to
Lyle Barry produced Summers
second touchdown and another
pass from Hoban to Joe Mylnar
followed by a lateral to Kioshi
Okada. who raced Is yards to the
goal line. tailed the third touch
down. Ruffin converted both
extra points.
Sumner .....6 : : 0-20
Federal Way o 0 o g
Touchdowns. Ruffin, Barry,
Okada; conversions. Ruffin e..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Keller Out

NEW YORk-The New York
Yankees probably have lost the
services of Charlie Keller, hard
hitting outfielder. for the world
series. 1t was learned today after
x-rays were taken of his injured
leg.
Keller's spikes caught when he
slid into a base yesterday. Today
X-rays showed a bone Clipped in
his ankle and strained ligament
DR.. bert EN- m EFT Walsh,
Yankee physician, said 1t was un-
likely he would be ready to play
when the series opens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Vikings Win
Fife Contest

PTYALLUP-Foxy Bill Hinson
was up to his usual tricks Friday
night and for three quarters, an
outweighed but not outfought Fife
Trojan eleven. stood off the
heavier Puyallup Vikings. Only
in the final period could the Vik-
ings exc out a so win before / 500
fans in the seasons opening foot
ball game.
With Frank Dreyer the KEY
10 stubborn defense and
George Iwakiri and Shinobu
Teranishi playing yeoman
roles, the Trojans repeatedly
turned back Viking threats I'm
the first three cantos.
Finally midway in the fourth
quarter, Ken Spooner, 175-pound
Viking sophomore halfback, re-
turned a punt from the Puyallup
i5-yard line to the Puyallup 40
with Gail Bruce packing the oval
the last six yards after lateral.
The Vikings barely made a first
down on the Fife Al when Spooner
rifled a pass to End Dick Rave for
a first down ON the Trojan 81.
spooner breezed around right end
to the Fife 10.
Four line smashes made II
Viking first down on the
Fife three-yard stripe. Fol
lowing only gain of two
yards through the line on two
plays, Spooner scored around
right end. Ken Sturm's place
kick attempt was blocked.
The defeat marked the second
setback in the last four years for
Fife outside of its own Pierce
County league. Onalaska, coached
IN 1898 by Carl Sparks. present
Puyallup' mentor, was the last to
defeat Fife.
Fife ..........0 o o 90
Puyallup 80 o o 6-6
Touchdown Spooner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Bobby Norris
Quits Gridiron

sEATTLE-Bobby Morris. vet
cram sports referee. has retired
from active participation In the
sports. he informed Pacific Coast
conference authorities today.
Morris said Lee injury and his
duties as King county auditor
would not permit him To referee
football games this fall. including
the washington-ucLA and Con
zaga-pseific Lutheran encounters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Williams
Top Hitter

NEW YoRK-The baseball sea-
son has two more weeks to run
and lean. timber Ted Williams of
the Boston Red Sox still is hitting
over 400.
Yesterday the 2i-year-old Will
iiams went hitless in three trips
before the slants OF Johnny Mig
ceiling OF the st. Louis Browns.
one of the few hnrlers who has
given him trouble this year. and
his record dropped from .413 to
40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
STARS Win
From Indians

SPOkANE-The All-Star West
ern international league team to-
day held a two to one series edge
after beating the champion Spo-
kane Indians. 5 To 2. The Stars
drove Damon Hayes to the showers
with three-run rally in the
seventh inning, Hayes and Mike
Budnick gave out only three hits,
but Spokane committed three
errors behind them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
. GOLF

The first Tacoma Golf associa-
ton sweepstakes of the winter sea-
son will be held Sunday at High
land course.
From top to bottom it is the
most varied and unusual ever held
by the TGA.
A best ball twosome Is the
chief competition, with part
ners not to have more than
five strokes handicap differ
enee.
Golf balls are prizes.
The hole-in-one feature will be
conducted by the women of High
land. the proceeds to swell the
fund for expenses for the 1912 pub
lie links team to the national event.
Two low handicappers from each
club will compete in invitational
play. This starts at l p m. and
is medal competition.
Something new is the clubs
flight championship team play,
competitors inc uding all
champs through the fifth
flight. Eighteen holes prevail
this week. the final Is to be
held in the November sweeps.
Delegates of the TGA engage in
Is holes of battle for the Prexy
Chef Corey trophy Eighteen holes
will be played later also. II is
medal play. full handicap. Final
competition is set for the Linden
course in November sweeps.
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running sophomore. Bnl sloan
lettermsn. was given = tentative
edge at right end over a mediocre
field.
STEELE THE KY
TripIe-threat duties fall tins
year upon Ernie iJackrabhit1
Steele. slender left half and one
{ the vests most spectacular eli
max runners. Two other seniors
Quarterback Don Means and Full
back Jack stackpool. complete the
starting backfield.
An all-letterman line i bull
warked by RAY Frankowsld.
an a1l-America guard candi-
date. Frankowskl weighs 30
pounds, and j. fast and heady.
Dick Greenwood, 185 pounds,
il his running mate.
Wayne Sterling. 2fs pound Ha-
waiian. and Bob Friedman. 2l2. 90
the starting can at tackle Earl
Younglove. an outstanding pass
catcher. holds down left end.
HEAVY LINE
The line goes over 200 pounds;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Spans Favored
Over Morton

Seeking the first championship
since joining the league three sea
sons ago. Morton will be decidedly
the underdogs Sunday afternoon at
Morton when the Loggers meet
spanaway in the second and third
games of the best two out of three
series for the Western Washington
league title.
Home grounds or not. the Log
gers are on the short end of the
betting as Spanaway holds a one
game edge over the perennial run
ners-up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
WI Averages

Here are the final leaders IN the
Western International league for
1871:
Smead Jolley of Vancouver end
ed the 1871 season with a stick
average of $40. compiled in 1873
games to win his second success
sive batting title in the Western
International league. Jolley, form
er major Lacquer, also led in total
bases. 294, and in runs batted in,
12s.
Henry Martinez of Spokane
finished in second place with
n 800 mark. and made the
most three base hits. II.
Levi Mccormack of Spo-
kane led the league In times
ut bat. 566, and In hits, 1ol.
Pete Hughes of Spokane cop
ped the home run honors with "a,
and scored most runs, 1870
Ray Perry of Tacoma led in
two base hits with A.
Walter Bliss of Yakima led IN
stolen bases with IS. five more
than Henry Martinez who was
champion last year with record
of 46.
Spokane led I'm club batting
with a mark of .29S. and es-
tablished a new league record
for passes with 503.
Vancouver was the only
club To reach the century
mark In homers with an even
100. and led In club fielding
with n .s65 percentage.
In the pitching department. Dor
Osborn of Vancouver had tn,
highest win percentage, .s57. win
ming Is games while losing three
Bob Kinnaman of Spokane wor
most games. -, while at the othei
end of the scale Al Williams O
Wenatchee lost most games. 30
Williams also appeared in mos
games. 40. allowed most runs
POS: issued most bases on balls
ISL, and made most wild pitches
"a.
Del Holmes of Tacoma pitched
most innings. 254. and hit mos
batsmen. 20.
Charlie Eisenmann OF Yakima
struck out most batters, 2o4.
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Redskins Skin
Au-Sfar Club
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD ~ The Washing
ton Redskins turned eyes eastward
TO their home stamping grounds
and defense OF their National
league eastern division pro foot
ball title after proving their super
iority over the Western All-Stars.
500, at Gilmore stadium.
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PioneerLeaque

Boise and Ogden, who finished
first and second, respectively. in
the Pioneer League pennant race.
entered the finals OF the $1,000
shaughnessy playoffs last night
The champion pilots had no diff
ficulty in subduing Pocatello l2-l.
Ogden required ten innings before
shading Salt Lake ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Sewell May
Call Signals

PULLMAN = Biny sewell. left
half and the nations leading
pssser last year. may eail signals
for Washington state THIS season.
Coach Babe HollinEbery sad. he
sad MS lighter Inc Is much
faster than last years.
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The Cardinals came from behind
to nip Hollywood. 6-5. while Oak
land was whipping San Diego e-s
and Seattle was splitting another
pair with San Francisco. The Rain
iers handily won the first game
1o-3. suffered a 81 shellaeking in
the nighteap. Los Angeles and
Portland again were rained out.
Win In Eighth
The Stars gained a four-run adj
vantage by the fourth inning on
timely hitting and a pair of errors,
but the solons tied it up in the
seventh with four-run rally and
Won IN the eighth on Buster
Adams single and Bill Schewev's
double. Sehewey also trippled in
the fifth and scored the first Scion
run on Gene Handley's fly ball.
Dick Barrett ehalked mp his
18th win of the season in beat
Ing the Seals in the opener.
Dewey soriano lost control with
two men out in the third inning of
the nightcap and Paul Gregory,
who succeeded him, was equally
ineffective. and tine Seals romped
across with six runs. Bob Joyce
was effective in all but the second
inning when the Rain.e-s scored
their only run.
Oakland had a field day at the
expense of five San Diego pitchers
before the Padres got to Henry
Pippen and made a game of their
sloppily-played contest.
Olson was the loser, Pippen the
winning pitchere.
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Games

But II the Dodgers win. then
they'll leave town with a two
game lead over the Cardinals and
with two weeks of play left the
time may be too short for the
scrappy but crippled Cards 10
catch up with Brooklynas DE
loved buns.
A pair of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WYATT for the Dodgers and Nor
ton Cooper for the Cardinals
were scheduled to pitch today.
Neither has been screaming sue
eess recently. Cooper failed 10
finish his last three starts. but
his best pitched game recently was
Aug. 2e when he beat the Dodgers,
al.
Although the first two games
Of the series were filled with
thrills and tense situations.
neither club has been acting like
steady, clutch-playing champions
The Cards have made eight errors
in two games and the Dodgers
five.
CARDS BOOT FOUR
With four errors yesterday the
Cards almost kicked their pennant
hopes right into the bucket. Don
Padgett's two misplays in the out
field in the fifth helped the bod
gers score three runs and put
the skids under Pollet, the kid
southpaw who's been up from the
Texas league only a month.
After Pollet walked Owen.
first man up In the sixth. he
was taken out. He limped off
the field. favoring a groin IN
jury Incurred while pitching
In Chicago last week.
Max Lanier, another lefty.
finished for the Cards and won
his first game since July 20
by holding Brooklyn 10 one
hit In the last four innings.
Two double plays helped him
out of jams he got himself into
by walks.
The Cards hero was 37-year-old
Estel Crabtree. playing right field
In place of the injured Enos
Slaughter. crabtree threw out
Owen at the plate in the sixth
when the Brooklyn catcher tried
to score on Billy Herman's single
To right. Then, in the Cards
sixth. Crabtree tied the score with
a triple which scored Padgett. who
had walked. Crabtree scored the
winning run when Crespi flied to
Medwick.
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Summary-Runs batted in, Madrid
Adams. Ortelg 3. Gedzius. two-base
hits. Martinez. Adams, orteig; stolen
bases. Alden. Mccormack. double
PLAYS. Gedzius to Martinez to Milani
2. left on bases All Stars 5. Spokane
=. base on balls, off Lien /. HAYES g.
struck out, by Lien 4, Hayes g. Bud
nick ?. hits,off Hayes ? IN 62s in
nings 5 runs. off Budniek IN a.
innings: passed ball Beard, losing
pitcher HAYES time. 200. umpires,
Nelson and Valerie
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sEATTLE-A squad OF less
than 80 men carries the University
Of washington's homes for gridiron
glory this year. but it looks capa-
bic Of producing = Rose howl con
tender
Opening workouts confirmed
general belief that the nuskies
rated below last years rInner-up
10 mighty Stanford Coach James
If Phelan. who gets those gray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
MRS DoWDY CHAMP

SFATTLF-Mrs r. F. Dowdy.
Seattle. won the Washington state
Senior Women.s Golf association
Yesterday on her home course.
Rroadn1oor Mrs. G. 3. Brace Of
Mount Vernon was last years
cha mpion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Army Boxing
Date Changed

FORT LEwIs-Shift of the 41st
Division boxing tournament to the
Tacoma armory and changing of
the date to October II was an
nouneed today by Boxing Coach
Len Malody. Indictment weather
and furloughs influenced the de-
cision.
Winners of the tournament will
form a team which will represent
the division In a service mems
tournament TO be held later in Sc
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
VAUGHN Ties, l2-l2

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
yard gsllop in the last three min
utes of the opening Tri-County
league game gave Vaughn Eagles
a 1912 tie with silverdale Cougars
here yesterday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Whirlaway
Has Chance
To Move Up

FANIItkET, X. I.-Whiflaway
neared the end of his amazingly
successful 1871 campaign today.
opposing three rivals in the S25. 600
Narragansett Special. notorious
"Jinx' race which can move him to
within $4,000 of Seabiseuit's
money mark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Final Game

FORT LEWIS The 4ist Divls-
ION baseball team will wind Nd its
season Sunday IN game with the
goth Anti-Tank Battalion nine at
? .. m at the Veterans hospital
diamond.
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hairs from lis
tsning to alum
nj growls dis
ereetly picked
his entry to fin
Isl" a b gu [
fourth" in the
Pacific Coast
confe nee race.
" h ct h er
W a s h ngton
does better than
h a { appeared
to rest largely
upon two fac
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against Minnesota here Sept. =.
phelan's fIrst-strInf lineup
packed weight in the Inc. and
speed IN the haekfield The weak
spots were right end and right
halfbsek. and the little Irishman
culied MS 70 lettermen and = group
Of capable sophomores for re-
anr.saa
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS
Seattle t0-l, San Francisco SO.
Sacramento 6. Hollywood ).
Oakland D, San Diego 3.
Doubleheader, Los Angeles Mt
Portland; rain.
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Totals .......37 10 10 81 l3 o
bran for Gyselman in seventh.
Score nv Innings

STUFF bA AiiiilHes
San Francisco 80. COL 100 o0l- 3
Seattle ...... 100 32i 2lx-I0
Summary - Winning pitcher. Bar
rett. innings pitched. Barrett plus:
at bat. off Barrett 80. run. off Barrett
8: hits, off Barrett 3, earned runs,
off Harrell 7, Barrett g. sacrifice hits.
Harrell 2. bases on balls, Harrell 8,
Barrett 2, Bown /. stike outs. Harreli
/ Barrett 3, wild pitch. Harrell /;
left on bases. San Francisco 7. Seattle
8. passed ball. Ogrodowski: two-base
hits Matheson. Collins. Gyselman,
Holder: three base hit. White. home
run. Scarsella. sacrifice hits. Barrett,
Scarsella; stolen bases. Holder, Sickle,
Harris ?. players walking. Harris,
Ogrodowski. Harrell. Matheson, Me
mice. runs batted in, Matheson. Tam,
BroVia. Scarsella Sickle 2 Gyselman
2 Collins. Harris 2 Brovia: double
play TroWer 10 Fam TO Fernandez:
time. ESQ. umpires. Hood and Snyder.
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San Diego ........=.. oO3 30 o2o-S
Oakland ............ 22i 3lo Oox-e
Summary ~ Winning pitcher Pip
pen losing pitcher Olsen innings
pitched By Dilbeek i Plppen 81.
Ahlbourg "a Olsen Pillette "a at
BAT. OF Dlbeek { Pippen n An
bourE :. Olsen 4 Ptllettei. hits. off
Dilbeek 3. Pippen Q. Ahlbourg ; Olsen
3. runs scored of Dlbeck ,. Pippen
s. Ahlbourg 3 Olsen ,. P1llette ]. runs
responsible for Dnbeek I Pippen 3.
Ahlbourg / Olsen g. struck out BY
Dneeek !. Plppen :. Thomas !. bases
on balls of Dnbeck ; Pippen 4 hit
by pitcher Rigney BY Olsen. wild
pitch. Ahiboure three base hts.
Patcheft. Pippen. fwo-bass hits. GU
dat Rignev before. TaubY. runs
hafted IN Gudst 3. RiEnev ,. Sperry.
Jensen Patchstt ,. RaImondI. Tauhy.
Christcff. Mszzera. Pippen Salkeld
sacrifices LubE. ChTistoff double
plays Rlgney 20 Iuby 70 Gudat :
Luby 70 Gudat.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York =, Detroit ,.
BOSTON ). 81. Louis o.
Chicago >, Philadelphia o.
Washington !. Cleveland 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

81. Louis 1. Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 3. New York 4.
Boston So, Pittsburgh 60.
Philadelphia D, Chicago 3.
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BREMERT0N - Jim Hayden's
third touchdown of the evening.
climaxing a 50-yard march in the
last five minutes. gave Bremerton
Wildcats 2i-l9 victory over
Sequim Wolves here last night.
Hayden is transfer from oroville
Bremerton $500. o I'll
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Take Thriller
With Rally
Now Within Single
Come of Dodgers

ST. LOITIS-The Cardinals and
fhe Dodgers were hack AZ each
others threats today for the final
game of their "do-or-diea series
and TO the victor may 70 the Ma
tional league championship.
With a nerve-tingling Al VIC
tory yesterday. the Cardinals
scratched their way back To within
one game of the pace-setting
Dodgers. II they win today. the
standing viii be.
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Betty Newell
Links Champ

BROOkLINE. Mass Mrs.
Betty Hicks Newell. who be
gan 10 play golf only four
years ago. won the American
championship for women to-
day when she defeated Helen
Sigel of Philadelphia. and 3
In the 36-hole final of the 18th
national tournament.
BR OOk LINE. Mass. ~ Mrs.
Betty Hicks Newell. 2O-year-old
bride. will be ready TO turn pro
fessional If she wins the women's
national golf championship today.
The little California clouter IS
a heavy favorite to gain the crown
at the Country club IN the 36-hole
final of the 45th annual tourna-
ment.
She meets Helen Sigel NJ
Philadelphia. who holds the
Pennsylvania championship.
Mrs. Newell has been strictly
the class of the field this week
while Miss Sigel has been
helped by the luck of the draw
and her fighting spirit.
Mrs. Newell surged from behind
yesterday to eliminate Mrs. Estelle
Lawson Page of Greensboro. n. C.,
1-up in a tense 19-hole semi-final
match.
Miss Sigel gained the final for
the first time in five attempts
with a 3 and 2 victory over the
Veteran Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite
of Fort Worth, Tex, former
southern and Texas titlist. Miss
Sigel ended the match on the 18th
by halving the hole with a %
foot down-hill putt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Poqgie Meet OIL

The September meeting Of the
Tacoma Poggie club has been can
eelled. officials announce.
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MAJOR LOSSES

Major losses from last year were
Rudy Mueha. all-America center.
Dean McAdams. n triple-threat
halfbaek. and Bill Marx. sturdy
end
Phelan pulled one rabbit
from his hat when h. shifted
strapping Walt Harrison. a
sophomore fullbaek sensation
last year until he suffered n
knee injury, To center. Har-
rison reacted favorably TO the
experiment and may match
his predecessor.
The right half choice appeared
between Dwight Smith, 1s0-pound
letterman, and Bob Barrett. hard