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(Por Es4gene LennkDfO

Londres, JULIO 22.-Simult4-
neamente con su empuje mill
tar en- ell este, Hitler esta prepa-
rando 10 que el llama la reorga-
nizaci6n de Europa. Tiene la es-
peranza de que en- ell otoho po-
dra proclamar los "Estados u
nidos de Europa y para este pro
p6sito ha dado sus instructed
mes a Himmler.
I'm comite de juristas nazis,
presidido por ell Secretario de
Estado Roland Freisler, esta su
mamente ocupado en- redactar
la constitution de la nueva Ell
ropa. La Gran Bretaha no tiene
puesto asignado en- este es-que-
ma.
Los eminentes professors de
la "ley nazi", cuya tarea es Ia
de dar forma escrita a la fun
daci6n del "nuevo orden", estan
t%rabajandO en- los planes que
Hitler mismo esboz6. En- sus
suehos m~egalomaniacos, Hitler
Sc We va como ell gobernador de
un Tercer Reich, componiendo
la Europa entera, con ia anti
qua corona del Sacro Imperio
Romano cifendo sus sienes.
Tai vez sueha entrar en- la lyle
STA de San Esteban de Viena Sc
guido de uan corte de reyes y
principles. He aquf, pues, la ex-
plicaci6n de su sGbita converse
ci6n al siStema monarquico, y
la creaci6n de un rey para una
independents" Croacia. He a.
hui tambien, las negociaciones
para la creaci6n de un ''trOno
eslovaco", con Ell Principe Pa
bio de Bulgaria como soberano.
He aqui tambien su oposici6n al
movimiento anti monarQuico de
Belgica.
Hitler tuvO un immense traba
10 en- persuadir a Ante PaveliC
para que aceptase al Duque de
Spoleto como Rey de Croacia,
Antes de salir para Roma, a me
diados de mayo, para ofrecer la
corona al hermano del Duque
de Aosta, Pavelic protest6 en-
una entrevista tempestuosa en-
Berlin, de que no habia asesi-
La gaceta., 1941-07-22
NOKBRADo "a DE LA
BAHIA Ell SIR, z
SON

Ell presiente de la Madison
Drug Company, de esta ciu :
dad, Barrett w. Stephenson,
fue nombrado aver photo del
puerto de Tampa por ell gober
nador del Estado, Sr. Holland
Sucedera en- ell cargo a t.
Emmett Anderson, cuyo term
no de cuatro amos expire Ell
mes pasado.
La mission del photo es 81
pervisar ell uso del puerto por
todos los barcos, en- una base
de honorarios.
FL ano pasado ell empleo
produjo $7,26O.
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DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Luis Rio contra Ali
cia Rio; Charles Gerald Spaff-
ord contra Hazel Spafford; Do
rothy Pierce contra Edward
Lee Pierce; Carrie Webster con
ira George E. Webster; Willie
Mae Oswald contra Norbert F.
Nuevas demandas Lucille
Harp contra Frank Harp; AL
Jenkins contra Willough-
by jenkins.
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leg = empleados ma ley que a.
caba de entrar en- vigor.
Debe jurarse que no Sc abo
ga por el derribo del gebier-
no de los Estados Un:dos por
medic de la fuerza 0 la violen
cia.
Antes de que ell funcionaroi
coore, debe hacer ell juranien-
to.
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MATRIMONIOS

Raymond del Cueto, 81, y All
da Moscato, 81; Frank Bruno
Clement, rs, y Norma Rather
inc Thompson, 20; Chas Frank
lin Russell, 81. y Edna Kath-
crime Ticket, 10; Joaquin Gar
ella Ramos, II, y Melba Camp
bell, 10; Horace E. Goodwin, 20,
Y Vera Jean Burgess, l8.
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~ANUNCIESE EN-
"LA GACETA"
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edin; Chaing Ose1ik Peischow,
tambi6n conocido ccAno Harry
Hyman BlumberS Lakeland /;
John Ceto, ruta ndmero /, Dow
er; Myra Catherine McDougall,
81 south New York, Lakeland;
Eugene William Smythe Ship
man, 80 Bay St., Auburndale;
Bessie Margaret Mccormick,
Winter Haven; William Joseph
Barta, Ruta No. l, Plant City.
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PETICIONES DE CIUDADA-
MA

Han solicitado la ciudadania
americana las siguientes perso-
mas: Rogelio Betancourt, 1905
de la Novena avenida; Alice
Alice Glass, n1mero 80 de la ca
lie Ada; Cecil Gladstone Bell,
NokOmis; Lydia Maria Lake
8201 Gale Diez; Jacob Tjipkt
600 Main ST., Dun
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JUNTA DE GRADOS EN- LOS
C~ABALLEROS LEALES

Ell microbes, dia %, celebra-
ra junta de grades la logia Ca
balleros Leales de America, en-
SUI local de la Novena avenida y
Gale 16.
Suplicase la asistencia de los
hermanos y hermanas, por Guam
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A R LA MUJER
DEL HOGAR
NSsnS do Ia Sa pdO.)

ell paraguas de aldea,
las ventanas cerradas
dime hermana, Ute acuerdas!
y til tras ell CRYSTAL y 70 leyendo
un libro de poemas,
cada dia mas palido,
va enfermo de belleza...
FL tren que silba lejos
y tus ojos que suehan.
Y una gran paz. Remanso
para mi adolescencia...
i erdad que va no vuelves
a irte por esas tierras...?
iOh, voz adolorida!
ION, sGplica f%raterna!
Y me full. Y ESQ ha sido
mi gloria y mi tristeza.
Angel LdzGTo.
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PRESTO UN
Ell JUEZ FEDERAL BARKER

Ell juez federal fu6 ell pri-
nero aver, en- Tampa, en- pres
tar un juramento que requie-
re de los funcionarios fedora
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G PASA-
DOS

Sc cita a la Logia de Lumina-
res Pasados de la Orden Caba-
lleros de la Luz para una junta
que Sc veriffcara hoy martes, a
las 8 de la noche, en- Ell salon de
la avenida Doce y Gale 10.
Asuntos de positiva impor-
tancia seran debatidos, y por
esta raz6n Sc suplica la asisten-
cia de todos.
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Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

pays of rheumatism, ~sciatica. lfmbaeo. neu-
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their discovery of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
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contains no opiates. If YOU want to feel again
the JOY Of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace. and sleep in comfort-be wise and try
NURlTO under this ironclad guarantee. II the
very Lr3t three doses do not relieve that cruel
pam 70 your s1tisfaction-your money will be
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SE NURITO on this guarantee. U.N.C1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Daughter in Love
With Mon Once
Friendly With Mother
Today's Case

Ladies' and Gentlemen of the
Jury: A few years ago I was
very much interested in a certain
man, a few years younger than 1.
For three or four months l saw
him constantly. on friendly
basis. and then We broke up.
Married and divorced when I was
very young. ! have daughter
who is now twenty-three. Re-
Gently my daughter met the man
I have just mentioned. They
started seeing each other, and you
can imagine how l felt a few
nights ago when she came home
and told me she loved him and
was going 20 marry him.
She knows that this man and I
knew each other but she doesn't
know the truth. She thinks we
were friendly merely because of
our association in business. !
want my baby to have all the
she can get in this
world. / don't know what she
would do or think If she knew the
man she Is In love with once
thought he was In love with me.
want to be fair to her but ]
don't want to hurt her.
Do you think ! should tell her
n hollt my friendship with this
man? PUZZLED.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Says British Spurned
Offer OF Chinese Aid

MANHA-W. H. Donald, an
Australian who for many years
has been an adviser TO Generals
simo Chang kai-Shek, said Thurs
day that q year and a half ago
the British turned down Chinese
offers 10 aid IN the defense Of
Hong Kong.
The Manila Tribune said that
Donald has disclosed that the
Chinese offered TO place 10000 TO
500. 900 Chinese troops AZ Britsin's
command and had asked British
officers TO take over posts in the
Chinese army which had been va
Gated by German military sd-
ylsers.
Donald was reported TO have said
that Britain had declined the
Chinese offers for fear Of offend
ing Japan. Donald now is in Ma
Mia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
War Equipment
Exhibit Slated

SEATTLE Manufacturers
association Of Washington said
late Wednesday the office Of pro-
duetion management will soon es-
tablish here a permanent exhibit Of
needed war equipment TO obtain
maximum use Of manufacturing
facilities"
The association told the
OPN that the important
problem here il 10 find the
kind Of work which manufac-
turers not now engaged in de-
Tense work can do and At the
same time prevent them from
closing for lack of materials
or orders.
There are countless thousands
of essential items for which local
facilities and training are excel
lently adapted" an association
spokesman said. Here are a large
number Of sheet metal plants will
ing and able to do their share but
unable TO get any appreciate de-
tense work, either prime or sub
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes, 4: No, 2
Men: Yes, 2; No, a

Nurse: No. You can be GER
tain the man won't tell and it
would gain nothing If she did
Executive: No. That would be
one of those things which are
better left untold.
Factory Worker (woman): Yes.
She has no right letting her own
daughter enter marriage with
out knowing all about the man.
Bank Guard: No, not II she
wants to save her daughters hap
piness. She can't help things any
by telling.
Clerk (woman): Yes. 1t seems
to me she is more concerned about
herself than her daughter.
would say it's her duty.
state Trooper: No. and here's
my reason: The daughter would
only take sides with the man and
think her mother was jealous.
Housewife: Yes, 1 think she
has TO tell. If she doesn't, some
one else will.
Sexton: Yes. and she ought to
make sure her daughter doesn't
marry that man.
Laboratory Assistant (woman) :
Yes. Her moral obligations to her
daughter demand that she tell.
and she shouldn't consider the
consequences.
Barber: No. The daughter is
old enough to know what she's
doing and she has no right to
break it up.
Laundry Worker (woman): No
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
Missing Boat
Reported Safe
Flag Vessel Now
In Far West Port

WASHNGTON-The navy an
nounced Thursday that the
Standard Oh tanker Fitzsimmons.
last Of the American flag vessels
in Far Eastern waters which had
not been accounted for. arrived
safely at a Far West port Dec. a.
The tanker was IN the SEQ
Of okhosf en- route "a Siberia
with \ cargo of motor gaso-
hDe when the Japanese opened
war a. TIN United States
Dec. :. The 0khost SEA h
north Of the major Japanese
islAnds, but In bounded by
chain Of small Japanese
islands on one side and Siberia
On the other side.
1T reached safety only after
hazardous trip. traversine waters
where weather conditions made
interception unlikely" the navy
said. The navy. foreseeing the
dangerous situation In the Pacific
IN advance, routed shipping ac-
cordingly."
Due TO this foresight. the navy
said. only the American President
liner President Harrison was lost
to the enemy and this ship was
too late In leaving Oriental waters.
The President Harrison had re-
manned there 10 the last minute
In an endeavor to evacuate u. S.
citizens from China before the
blow fell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Everybody has his own life to lead
and l don't see what it would
gain.
Shoe Repalrer: Yes. Maybe
that fellow is only fooling the
daughter. She ought to warn her
that maybe he's one of those kind
of fellows that likes all the girls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
PrivotelY- Financed
Homes Get Priority

WASHINGTON - Builders OF
privately financed homes. apart
ment buildings and hotels for
which foundations were in place in
October will be granted priority as
sistsnce to complete construction
under terms OF an order issued by
the production management.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Wherever possible the Masked
Jury will endeavor TO give the
decision reached by the person
submitting the problem. For
the action decided on by
Puzzled" In today's problem,
read the Masked Jury tomor-
row. Copyright, 1e41)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26

Your postmaster can tell you
how. to invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-26
The Al
I@l r''.
lvt9
! Reports

Editors Note: Readers are In
vlted to have their own intimate
qestions answered by the Masked
Jury - IL honest unbiased tndi-
yiduals who don't have to he
afraid 10 say what they think
because their names are never
divulged. Just state your case
In writing. and mail IL In.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
BY HENRY M'LEMORE

United Press STAFF Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO - You'd
never guess what Ty Cobb and l
talked about at Tiffin time in
the st. Francis here.
II wasn't about falconry,
archery, tire vulcanizing or
even how to Identify the malaria
mosquito Unbelievably, il was
baseball.
Cobb used to play at the game,
you know. He was with the De
troit Tigers. as recall I've
heard tell that he was quite a
hitter.
During our conNerss ton,
which lasted well into the night.
Cobb admitted to amazement a.
well IA disappointment that
owners. managers. and high
commissioners have made no
effort TO improve baseball In
the past 10 or Is years.
just because baseball is our
national game" Cobb said. is
no reason TO hold il as sacred
and untouchable Golf is older
than baseball and changes have
made IT better game. The same
is true of basketball. football
and half y dozen other sports
This remark naturally led rs
10 inquire Of Mr.. Cobb what
change. he would like tn see
made in baseball. He had an
answer and a quick one.
The first thing that should
be done Ia 10 widen the plate a
couple of inches. DO you real
lie what n difference In the
game that would make And
difference that would make
baseball twice rs interesting and
twice as fast and twice rs much
of n science. Let me explain.
The lively ball has taken
most OF the skill out Of the
game. Baseball is all offense
now with the defense having
little or no chance. At the same
time. one has 10 admit that the
lively ball and the home runs
that it made possible appeals to
the customers. So you don't
want 10 take the lively ball
away.
But nv increasing the width
Of plate and thereby increasing
the pitchers target. YOU would
put check on wild hitting.
Such move would result in
better pitchers 49, pitchers. who
use control instead Of relying on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Cobb Would ENLARGE
Home Plate = Inches

throwing the ball past the
batter
Before YOU knew IL, baseball
would have men like Mathew
son, Mordecai Brown. Slim
Sallee. Pete Alexander, Herb
Pennoek, Clark Griffith and Doc
White.
With smart, controlled pitch
ing. there wouldn't be any home
runs and triples by Junk hit
tiers. You know what ! mean by
Junk hitters. Those big shots
who stand up there and knock
1t out of the park. The good
hitters would be the ones who
could pick EN- off the corners
of the bigger plate"
Cobb believes that faster
tighter game Of baseball would
bring back into circulation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
The Years Are Tellin' on I'm :.

my brow. Whatever il is. any tough ordeal finds
weakened and happy when it's over"
So said Phil HOskns who hat Of a boxer and
athlete in his teens and early 20's
"Whadds dom Ph?" asked old neghbor "Sppn
the gloves marathon like
Glow, the waffle song man ?"
No" said Phil a
You She Hampshire A
Il had read Of Tacoma chicken three within
~ hours took the matter with Concorda which a
And then Concordia her and told her to it,
Phil explained that he sat mkn from the the
finish Of Concordia's marathon egglaying effort
with 10 minutes ~
record. coming
the chute that leads from her
Il caught em reayed 10 Vera When
passed Vera the could hardly the
couda
years.
Phls experience caused Psppy Dusty Hoskins
well you-an would q combination
Hen Fruit league From concordis to- Phi-to-vers"
Phil struck for Of a reionder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

thousands of old time fans who
quit the park for the movies,
when the lively ball made base
ball smuggling match instead
of one IN which brains and speed
played a part.
As matter of fact. II would
bring Cobb back into the parks.
He hasn't seen five games in
five years. because he loves a
game of baseball that can't be
won by big guy who just shuts
his eyes and swings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
McChord League
Plays Tonight

Fourth week of McChord Field
basketball play was completed
al Robert Gray gym with Weese,
239th Quartermaster Company
continuing to lead the league in
points scored.
Neese accounted for 2S
points In the 2S9th's game
with Headquarters and Head
quarters Squadro 18th
Romba rdment Group. which
boosted his score tn ~ points
In three games. The 2S9th de-
feated the Hq. 4 Hq. outfit
81 10 1s.
Other results saw the ssth ONO
beat the 255th ONO. 35 to Is; saith
Bombardment Squadron beat seth
RECON-. Squadron. Al 10 "a. and
18th Air Base Group defeated e5th
Bombardment Squadron. 40 to 81
Next games are scheduled for
tonight AT the Jason Lee school.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Game Billed
AT Abe Gym
Negro Sensations
Greet Attraction

The famed Harlem Globetotters
Of the basketball courts play to
night at Lincoln gymnasium at s
O'Clock.
Opposition will he q City league
All-Star quint.
The Trotters are rated ono Of
the greatest teams IN the world
bar none.
Profits from tonights game
which IL certain 10 ne ssll-out
will 20 toward individual trophies
for the championship players and
banquet for the league members
In general
The Trotters last night at Sc
attic played before a crowd OF
1000 fans. They easily defeated
a Community team Of All-stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

u
Leiivelt. vho was 81. was
stricken At the Washington Ath-
letie club after attending = basket
ball game He died few minutes
later in local hospital. Mrs.
Lelivelt was At their home in the
San Fernando valley Of Southern
California.
He became q member Of the
Philadelphia Athletics when only
10 years Of age. and played in the
outfield for the Washington Sen
stors. New York Yankees and
Cleveland Indians before going 10
Kansas City, Louisville and Mime
apols
Delivelt's first managerial
post was with Omaha. He was
successively with Tulsa. Mil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Euensburu
Scores Win

HIENSBURG. WAsh.-A last
half scoring rampage last night
enabled Central Washington Col
iege Of Education 10 submerge
Western Washington $3.50 In q
Washington intercollegiate con-
ference basketball fracas. Half
time score was 22-1e. The victors
were paced by Harris. who ran up
~ points-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
McChord CUNTS
Want Contests

Ten basketball teams At Nc
Chord Field would like 10 schedule
games with outside organizations,
according to Captain Raymond l..
Bell, Base r. 4 r. officer. Any
one interested may contact Cap
tain Bell ut Lakewood 212l, ex-
tension $40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22

waukee and los Angeles he
fore becoming a scout for the
Chicago Cubs in 1887.
In 1855 he was named manager
Of the Seattle Indians in the Pa
cifio Coast league. and piloted the
tribe into second place The IN
dams won the pennant in both 1889
and 1910
Lelivelt had Just returned from
Southern California. where his
wife now is staying 10 prepare for
the 1871 season. Friends said h.
had been feeling fine" until his
sudden seizure.
Lelivelt's last official action be-
fore his sudden death was the
mailing Of contracts to 30 players
for the 1871 season.
1t was reported today that paw
raises had been granted some OF
the 1910 champions, but no names
were mentioned.
Contracts were sent to Dick
Barrett. ace pitcher of the last
season, Gilly Campbell. Ed
Cole, Joe Cascarart. Paul Gre
CORY. Dick Gyselman, Spencer
Harris. Bill Lawrence. An
thony lombard. Al Niemiec.
Nick Radunich. les ScarseIla.
Bill Schuster, Ira Scribner.
Bob Stage. John Tate, Hal
Turpin and Edo Nanni.
Bill Walker, Les Weber, 10 10
White, George Windsor, Sam
Baker, Mike Budnick. Ernie En-
dress, George Farrell. Pete Jonas.
Joe McNamee, Paul McGinnis. Ned
Sickle, Dewey Soriano and to
Coach Eddie Taylor.
Funeral services will he held in
Los Angeles or San Fernando
Thursday.
Business Manager William
Wulligan of the team will
leave by train this afternoon
with the body. Vice President
Roscoe Torrance took a plane
10 Los Angeles tn aid Mrs.
Lelivelt with funeral arrange
ments.
Lelvelt's brother. Williams. and
aged parents entrained in Chicago
for Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Abes, Bells to
Play Tonight
Midgets at 7 P. M.
Bellormine Court

With Lincoln Abes favored 10
win but Bellarmine Lions given q
chance TO stage an upset. the two
quintets square off tonight at
Bellarmine gym IN city prep series
engagement.
Two games are on tap with
midgets starting play at :
o'clock and the varsity squads
taking the floor at 8 o'clock.
Lineups for the two squads will
be Identical with those which
We're used against Stadium last
Friday and Saturday when the
hes beat the Tigers, 1921. and
the Bells lost to the Bengals, 1925.
The varsity lineups:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Grade School Hoop
Jamboree Scheduled

Six boys teams and two girls
quintets will take part in the
third annual Pierce county grade
school basketball jamboree in the
Edsemont gym on Monday, Janu-
airy 20
Girls teams will come from
Milton and Edgemont schools
while boys squads will repre-
sent Milton, Collins, Fife.
Firwood. Edgemont and River
side.
The eight teams will be divided
INTO an East and a West section
for purposes Of play. On the East
will be Edgemont girls. Edgemont.
F1rwood and Riverside while the
west will ne represented nv Mil
ton girls, Milton, Collins and Fife.
Fife high school band will play
and Edgemont cheer leaders will
put on stunts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Rival Filters in Conflict

sPokaNE Nash-WId ducks pilots of two ma Tor air.
lines today at loggerheads right to use Felt.
teid state game warden called dispute
The ducks arrived yesterday and settled on pools of
rain"ater scattered over the
fHos taxing of and landing had difficulty avoiding
birds numbered in the hundreds casualties reported
Airport employees began talking with the
result that the called
He to fire shotgun frghn the birds off II
they became too thick again today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Bill Cauf Wins

VANCOUVER. Il. C.-An over
time goal by Bill Gauf gave the
Spokane Bombers a 80 triumph
over Vancouver last night in a
Pacific Coast Ice Hockey league
contest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
Stadium Matmen
Down Fife Squad

Stadium wrestlers won 2 prac-
tice meet from Fife grapplers, 2s
TO Is Monday afternoon on the
Stadium mats. Falls were reg
istered in all matches but the 1865
pound class in which Gene Pape
took decision from Ben Holdener.
The Stadium arm-lock squad
will meet Longview wrestlers at
Longview next Monday.
Results OF yesterdays meet:
n5 pounds Hiromi Kikuchl 81
threw KEEL Stolen p
lo5 pounds, kivoS nj kinoshits IS
threw Gordon Wsrkinson CFl
ll5 poundS ken1i YAsuchi frp
threw Phil Rogers So
l25 pounds. Dennis Livingston So
threw Lyle Watson p.
1875 pounds. HiroShi YAsuchl ~
threw VIII Swanson s.
l45 pounds Don Ferris IS. threw
Al Holdener p
1853 pounds George Iwak!r tFD
threw Lee Merz So
le5 pounds. Gene Pap< tsl. de-
cisioned Ben Holdener n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-22
JACK LELIVELTz SEATTLE BALL MANAGER STRICKEN
Globe Trotters Play City All-Stars Tonigh
Origin of English" in Billiards

Old curved eplOccd b style Of While political
Caption noUd hmon file round h end the ses
He o introduced the previously
unheofd Of Soon offer JOCK accidentally ho
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