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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
teaches Her Daughter

So great gunner was Mrs Small that she
took her daughter Betty then To- taught her how
to shoot and IN less than six months, won the ma
iona title defeating the best women Skeet shooters
in the country. including her mother.
Back in 1887 Virginia Mcmillan Of Detroit
broke 237 out of 800 in the national tournament
10 set skeet shooting record that stood the test
of women skeeters for three years.
Dorothy McBroom of Fenton has won the
state womens title twice Mrs. Henry T. JOY If
Detroit is another star. lone Ionelli Mrs. c. NJ.
Young. and others arc going great.
Today new women's skeet shooting star
looms. II is Billie Allen of Birmingham. il may
he true that she has her first maioU crown no vim
hut ii faithful practice and competitive spirit means
Anything She. too viii soon be counted among the
skeet shooting stars Of the country. Her scores
today prove that.
Women in rife pstol and trapshootng arc
equally impressive. They too, have shown tho
men some fancy shooting. and have beat them Al
their own game. Wei hold that story for another
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Passes Unanimously

The resolution received the
unanimous approval of the 200
delegates. II was adopted because
sportsmen's clubs throughout the
state believe the recent Legisla-
ture failed in its duty TO pass
several pieces OF legislation OF
vital Importance 10 better hunt
ing and fishing for all.
Among the important bills that
failed TO pass was the Water Code
Bill, the Antlerless Deer Law, and
the closing of certain waters TO
commercial fishing.
The failure of the water code
bill TO become law was one OF the
greatest disappointments Of the
MUCC. Ted Bowler, 32-year-old
Clare attorney who was elected
president of the MUCC, had been
chairman of that committee.
Its still number one on my
list Bowler said.
An improved method for the
purchase of public hunting and
fishing land by the conservation
department was offered by Carl
johnson of Cadillac. chairman OF
the land acquisition committee.
The delegates turned down, at
least temporarily, motion for a
special 81 trout fishermens license.
Guy KEtler of Kalamazoo. who
argued in favor of the license,
said streams would not stand the
number of fishermen who make
use of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
WOMEN COULD OUTSHOOT MEN
That Is, if They Would Fire More Often
By DON GIILIES

Shooting instructors say that II women de-
voted as much time TO skeet, trap, rifle ana pistol
as men, they would be the greatest shots IN the
world.
The experts base their claim on the fact women
pay more attention TO instruction, learn laster ahu
better than men,
Some men will take this with grain OF SAT-
but we offer as conclusive proof some of the rec
ords established by women.
- TAKE skect shooting as an example.
What man has ever won the national champion
ship three times in a row?
Patricia Laursen has, This pretty blue-eyed
20 year-old college student took up skeet less than
four wears ago. She won the national title at the
age of II and has held it ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Farmer-sportsman relation S
would be eased if special plan
submitted by Oscar McNab OF
Detroit Is accepted.
Prof. Paul Herbert, who passed
up q personal presentation by
Alexander C. Ruthven Of Phi. d.
degree 10 be present at the Ira
verse City convention, refused 10
accept the presidency of the
MUCC for the third time.
Harry Gaines. executive score
tary. said the MUCC was growing
rapidly. and was now the strong
est since it was organized in 1896
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
BY u. &. FOSTER
Il45 Parker Street, Detroit

Here is a fish story that is a
FISH story, and II is true. While
fishing IN the Bosque River IN
Texas several years ago in deep
hole ! hooked something that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Strictly Amateur

The recent I. c. "A track and
field games were SO strictly anna
teur that Leslie MacMitchell, New
York University's star miller, hao
TO purchase two tickets for per
Sonal use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Dates for Spor+smen

July 11-12-13-M CHG A N
STATE TRAPSHOOT1NG
TOURNAMENT at Battle
Creek Gun Club.
July REGISTERED SKEET
TOURNAMENT at jackson
Skeet Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
AMERICAN LEA0IE tEATLkt.s
AMERICAN IEAGUE


I Williams Boston. leads the patters WIZ
I 4O7 DiMagglo, New York. scored most
runs. 81. Heath. Cleevland made most hits'
iQI DtMaRgto Boston. made most doubles,
I23 Keltnsr, Cleveland. secured most three
baRgers g. DihaRgio. New York, pounded
out most honners. IS. Keller. New YORK,
ibatted In with So Kuhei Chicago, and
Case Washington. are tied for most steals
with. p Fener Cleveland tops pitchers
with IS won, lost for .s33.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

seemed as heavy as a whale. Ii
broke my line and escaped.
I decided 10 dive in and see
what II was. On reaching tha
bottom I found large catfish. I
eased up and grabbed him in the
gills and Immediately started -
the bank. He decided not TO go
and revolted.
was almost out Of breath
when reached the bank but ]
had my fish. He was 55-pound
catfish and sure put up q real
fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Numbers the Same

"Our staff today numbers the
same rs II did last year." Young
said today.
1--WE added Al HAWAI- from
Boston College during the of
season To coach the line, which
at the time increased the roster.
That's why we're not running
around in frenzy, trying To
sign a coach up to replace King"
Young declared that possibly
time coach would be hired
just before the practice starts
limiting the choice likely would be
a recent graduate of State.
However. that's contingent
on Uucle Sans draft" Young
added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
in No Rush
To Fill Open Post
Grid Staff Totals
Same as in 40
Without King
By GEORGE MAsKIN

EAST LANSING. June Is
There's a vacancy on Michigan
States football coaching staff
an opening created by Tom Kings
acceptance of post as director of
the colleges police administration
course.
But the Spartans aren't hurry
ing about plugging the gap. In
fact. they may not get around to
il for another year. Possibly more.
It's not that King. in coaching
the State ends, handled an unlm-
portant position. Far be it from
that, Athletic Director Ralph II.
Young lets il be known.
There's just no reason to rush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Reiser Brooklyn tops the bstters with
asa Moore. ST Louis. scored The most
runs S. Slaughter. ST. Louis collected the
most hts. So and the most triples, Z.
Daliessandro. Chicago. made the most dou-
bIes % OFT New York. pounded out the
most honers, IL. Nicholson. Chicsr0. hstted
lin the most runs. 81. Frey. Cincinnati.
stole the most bases q. Riddle. Cincinnati.
HEADS the pitchers with ! won, no lost foe
] 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
By RALPH VI. BERNDT
69is Reuter- Avenue, Dearborn

Quite few years ago my
mother gave me closed-iace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
MUCC Passes
Resolutions 10
AidConversdtion

eff We can make the public
understand that Michigan's
united sportsman's clubs are
trying To conserve and not de-
plete our states natural re-
sources, we should have no
trouble In the l94S election TO
sell them the idea that our con-
seryation department should
govern all matters pertaining TO
conservation"
Charlie Lorenzo, a director oi
the Detroit Sportsmen's Congress
made this declaration before the
fifth annual convention OF the
Michigan United Conservation
Clubs held In Traverse City last
weekend.
Lorenzo spoke in behalf OF his
discretionary power resolution
which. If il becomes law, will take
all matters on hunting and fishing
and the conserving OF natural re-
sources away from the Legisla-
ture and leave them entirely up "a
the Michigan conservation depart
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Hittinq the Head Pin on Local Lanes

Young .iA. Including . nssi ies
game Mel rolled a good Isl game
TIE feminine trundists aren't
dong - badly slthsF. Amy Hafssn
rolled /. neat lao and finished With
So Mis- browne bit ne and
closed with aTa
The New bushes. team finished
with . high series ~ isss
A.sHsnlns 1899 80 " Forfeit
p ~ A 1893 lol Va Sss bust
ness 1912 tt
Investments ass gol vs. rrsnslls
iaha 80.
Hookksopsr, asa On Va Credits
ia2a 81
Collection, iaaa tA Va Auto
Loans i2os IL.
Teller. i9s2 az W Gsehsnss
1907 IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Esrl MAhnksy rolled 6a3 Tor
CasWtll optioals for tho hest total
in the matches n the city league
Wednesday night on the Broadway
alleys HIS games were 100 al
and 222
-Four of the CITY leagusrs were
over 900 Tony Netter rolled eis
for Coast Brush. Red Clough
reached el0 for Griffin Fuel and
c. c. Collins blasted out co. for
Hub Clothiors
johnson Painters held the
league leading kichfieid Hi
Octsns team 10 a draw. Russ
Niehaels service and Griffin
tuel also split even. Csswsll
Opticals won three from Msr-
rick A Race
Good bowling by Pacific Match
gave the first half champions a
three point win over Coast Brush
Huh Clothiers WIN three from
Csrstens Packers.
The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
siiiPi AID LEAGUES
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Russell Bond anchor man for
the Electricians. rolled $40 IN the
matches Of the shipyards lsagu.
Wednesday night on the broadway
alleys for the best total reached
this year in the new pm circuit.
His games were ISL, 22g and 2ie.
The shipSards men hit into
the high figures Ia their
week., play. Bonds score
was made la the Night league
and was onl, on. Of many fine
totals
Other good Totals were Rod
Stark 521 Olsen SOS. Frank la
Fleur ga. Bill sommsrvills ais.
and Ralph Conklin 800
Pinmen Of the Day leagu. also
rolled well with Prank Kupks
turning in 222 for the high single
and SIS for the best total Jim
Tyler registered $50. Al LAf>ons
54l R4ss Olsen go Ford Wiley
53l stan strom s3S and stan
Nelson SIS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Ski Weather

rasisYs fosa .nd sal FsraHis
saeausi.is rs.s Temperatures
= feur niche. u nsw .nas ~
inches On .reuaa .no~ 49, slush
on road, carry shslns
>sehes Ar~s rsmpsFstuss as
four inches II ns~ snos "a niche.
On sfaundi ralains lightly snow
snd slush On rad carry chains
sismp~s,e r.mpsfstufs "a no
nsw snow n inches on ground
wsi calm. cloudy
Martha TsmpsFstufs ~ oas
inch u ns~ .nus a. inches on
pfeand vet calm cloudy
Men.d I~k. rsmpsfalufs ~
I've inches "a new snow n inches
on ground dry. calm elsuaY
s.aaasim,s ssi nswi -fsmpeFs
tufs 20. oas Inch - nsw sns~ al
inehs. on ground overcast
Deer rsrk rsmpsralufs ~
-four Inches u rev snow "a inches
on ground DRY and po~dsfY nshi
northeast Wind heavy overcast
aud mist. rusd sood ~iih chains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
". l. LEAGUE. oousEra

Hoffman. anchor Tor Cold1pgi
scored zi5 Tor the Alsh snsi. q
the lsssus and sfs for the Eigh
ssriss HoffmAns b45 gauls tea
the lssgu. record sst ~ sahsstsf
q Master Glx i2st month X
Flslseh rolled q iss ard finished
with a. for Kenmore WesaberT
for Bssi Made rolled is2 No
ksnnz turned In fs0
Commanders 1888 ~ "a Master
Ma issl ~.
Best Made lszo f0I - Cross
Country 1877 ~.
Kshnor. 1874 ~ "a cOldspot
1888 ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
WONFs's HANDIGAP SINGLES
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Jean Pistsnburg rolled a good
game Tuesday 10 iaks fifth place
IN the Womsnt Handicap singles
with a Gz4 record Jean. games
we're fTs ls0. ~ 11th a ia
ha nd.cap The other places stand
the zane Mildred HaEsf 80
Caroline Koshlsr sss Dorothy
DAILY SO Asrlous uKhnsssey
500 Jean Plrtenb4rR s24 ollie
Solds us ana IisH. Andersen ell.
FudsY night 10 tho closing date
TIE winners N1l then roll On q
certain date for m trophy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
COMM >tIN t.tAetA
n NJ, KHtRE

Results Of Community lsssus
mAtchs, as, night Al the y NJ
Recreation allsys
General Distributing defeated
Home Plate Tavern. 1901 10 HIS
Len Thomas Of Home Plat. rolled
high total hss, and also high single,
~.
n ~. Recreation defeated
Coast Mouse Materials. fsis
la 1890 George Hammer
.chmith Of y ~, Neerestian
scored high total. SIS. and
hish single. rez.
French Bakery defeated Arctic
kist 2s7s 10 2S3s Blll Huribsrt
Of French Bakery was high scorer
with . total Of ass snd Hob Thisl
~ tho opposition had high single,
SIS
CammsrAno Brothers defeated
Memo Cabaret. 2tfs 10 7Ts7 "
Gervals - Cammsrspo Brothers
registers nigh total ste and also
high single, 7os.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Slow Track Promised for Santa Anita 500 900 Turf Even
Yakima Wins
Another Meet

NskINA us.h --Ths 1sklms
basketball tssa 49, iis srund
toifnament Ia ~esk issts nisht
dsfssting VskIas CieshisFs SAL
ia lhe final, ~ - Csntfsl Nash.
ingtan aistFtet
Ths SAM sqaaa ~cn inisad rFn-
plfs FINALS 81 Cesuf aAlsas. la
SATURDAY
TIE inuhls a. made -
eligible Tor hath ths Nefth~ss,
Summation in seattle a. ire
Western tournament in nsnssf
I've Enenshafs teams ~srs TED
Cor thlrA. The hot Shots esAi
Ooldsndale .egf and the ofecsfy.
men defeated rstan Grange. state
Grange champions 81 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

CARsTt>S iIAt,lH
PLAY NOR ALIENS

Harry HintK rolled So for the
best total IN the matches II the
Carstens league on ths PLAY Nor
ALLEYS "Wednesday night his series
including games Of l6a 1872 and
ISL Dick Huntington VAS see
ond with b26
Etheline Munlgza led the women
tulndlers 81 IN. league with la2
l2S and l2a for sO6 total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
TOIItsE OF rIspT Sound
LEAGUE. SIXTH AVENUE

The Nippons took three points
with 1000 pins from Sigma zsts
Epsilon who had 205s for one
point X oyAnagi had high single
ls2 and also high total Gas Delta
Ksppa Phi TOOK all four points
from the Independents. shooting
2lss 10 the losers POOL N era
ham 81 N. winners had III and
+ss % lead the personal high
score, IN the third match Alpha
Chi NJ f2Oisj took THREE from
Delta PM Omlcron t203s1. q
Wharton Vas nigh with 30 single
ana 80 total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
CLASSIC LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Dave Wilson ard Al narzno
teammates on the Tacoma Truck
Sales pan team. walked or with
the nigh scoring nonors IN the
matches - the Classic l.agu. on
the Play Nor alleys Wednesday
night.
Wilson rolled l74 las and lss
70 register SIS for the nigh total.
and Hsrsno rolled I'll in ma &c
ond game for the best FlnEi. game
Dahl Paint. Won three from
tAe te.gDs t-adinE Pzbst blns
Ribbons. Olympic Dairy won
three from Model Lumber sod
kAskos Drugs split ss.n with
Tacoma Trurk >al-s
Clarence heHInn rolled z0s
singl. and SIS total George A.
derson hit zoI In MS second game
and DR. e. v Griffith finished h
series with ar even z1s1 for the
b@st single gsnss
There will bs q meeting - tns
team captains 81 the Cassie league
next Veons~sdAy zght ~ SAB
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
instruction Ski Film

Instruction melton pictures of
skiing will h. shown Taenms Hhi
club member, BY har.hsll rsfrpw
Of their speeisl mssiins fhufsdsy
.Venlns IN eluhroom ! q Hotel
winthrop
Included also In this general
hlsins. m.stins ~iil 10 The slss.
ton Of q vice president 10 replace
John I4aidhsmmsF. now seFsins In
ths q. y army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
SPECIAL. MATCH
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

The Maxwell Products team de-
feated Maxwell super Service In a
special match ON the PLAY Nor
alleys Wednesday. 22i2 10 2fi4
George Yale led the winners
with Az other members n ire
team were les Fielder Skid Thord-
sen. Frank kerth and u l. Smiley.
AnchormAn Hallett was high for
The losers with 4pA Ills 202 was
high angle game If the match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
School Day al Snoqualmie
Bowl 10 Attract Children

- Niieaakss trails ~.
szzEIsf isHt ss1saaEs tifssts sFs pr
shss-a ~ FfIstsF. az ssftF ss 30
slHlH
" SO as~~tss rss .aessre
tarAsts sfs aef tsk~s -. sh~.
the pssFee. an a. ~ f~saisr
fssln .. seattle sra ~. sas
Ne srsslzi pans = lssvs q
- q ~ re Fesas@F trstn
isskss here 81 NJ
EssfYthlns - ths NEalsf e.
- sgaFts hsss has tssa az
faassa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Jefiersons Win
B Hoop Honors

1sffsrsun rafk haarfusu ven
~ class y Pa sasas title isss
nIsht ~ defeating rzsysliae
i'hristiens = = " nssksfs ~
iinff nuWsn sna ~IsHesaa essa
- Esss n ne lnst tvs minutss
- rlsy
As~ish fathsfaas aasesd r,si.
lsFs o. naf a~sn s~eaea plsss
CaFfous III ths tNlna fng 10
gzsls's % ed ths sefiHs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Celum Prep e Camas IN "a
Grants Pass -. Ashland ~
NeninnVllls = New berF =
Nillsmma -. Independents n
Aelalls 10 Cefhsit -
Forest Grove -. sherwood n
Beaverton y Tgsrd Il.
Sprng field =. Junction CITY "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Only IL Left
As Starters
Por,sr's Cop Il I'm
officially Removed


r-s-.s rv.-. start e~sr--r-.s>~s
sRs ana. cert -. weather
HFepAsts seph . fsw laas s1usrss
Il ths 80. ts@asy. advises ne
sltissns - sesHsina rae< faF . fsss
EFsss 81 Santa salts P&rx go
aFpvs ~ thafeuxhhfsas ell sss
aai q saturdays sEoa nea nsndss
ssF Nv thsEF pssssmsssls Fsa~esss.
rNs F..ss ths~sst .rpss~t.
shsy >ess Nee srsAs .~~vsfv-
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bsswssa as~sFsssslss s~w~vs1
rsss~s's tsr. srs ~ s~ss>~
- H.ssk Fsss, nsttsoes~se
sss wssslss tsn Erssw>see1
skss their s~p>s ws.ts so -
s~st sl~-s " - tsp<k susta
es~s sr ~sa 4 pss~s ss>~e
~ Asstss>s shss - 49,
.ssw~s ts.~s N starters -
r~.sssis s-is a.
After lsss fhss . asv ~ sas -
srsll ~sms ssfs~ ~ss@s - sssssy
Fsla ths saF~ssstsss ss~~vsssa
saatAsf stafm hss~faa fec
haaiesa mIi<s asf shs sn.sf II .
-. 70 ssfsss ssnisht So s~aAsss
sAgeushuut re ws~ssrs n~syfno
sems snst - . astses~iaei<al
mlFseie rsss trsss. sssssssrsfY.
an ~, - estsss ssss sssvy -
stas
ua sams SIDES rs savssmss
have h.xeRe - accustomed "a Mp
beats ssd ~sas~sst<ss mat me
aelsfsi ss.s $40 s.kse n sss'as
hui IN three e.sns mere ~es
saunds ~ sxsrsF.'s aatssslass
auAslsDo~ nA~Osc ArsgO
" T. sf.an h.s sasnsstss thsf
eh.lis,isn -sat 10 ssst 90 sssesY
fsutins ~ q nllIs Nwssrsss h .
spssd hsas. ~nn ps.fsss paste
easrt. and we.f wes< sis~ Bsss
h. fooslas fast.
fhts ss~sss rAss ~ i>sss
I've A.ss~s pssk ~r . s~sse -
los. Ties ~ st~w - e~wess's
Ni.isss. - heavy fsssss ~
s.ssse. ~. 10 ~ sts hsss ~
~ sisss. - ether = ssss1
us.ss~s. .k. ~-ssss SO ne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
Stanford May Take Up Crew Again

STAMFORD t>iNShsut-Ansr lsp.s q IA years stanford
eonsdsns resumption u intercollegiate rsans
Fout hdud of tbs ofi ~hh has net had
financial university authorities rndsns
glven California four fafass CAD
fornla sr.wmsn acting Voluntary snsakss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Elshfasie ntstloas zt1S ~ sE1N
Ave E1AliEs csntss 1te1 "a ssas
q Coleman gts sf.es q C1ieAusa
So
Oss,ans DTus 11t1 90. k1s1iny
No1if z4s $3.50 y Nap.f So
Jafssn a slate zoss "a tfetsf
frs Cream zvft "a sanas D. gsns~n
20 1893 A EassrssE t0s
en- AZ A4sfs zssi - HsGa.es.d
Il 4EdfS 1lti ia ssnss 81 hsHson
40 s<fiea n HsHson t1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
NATIONAL BASk Oh WASH,
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Harold schWeinlsr. lssd-off FOR
&sW E1Sinsss u the National
Bank u Washington league. rolled
high game % lss and tns hlEh
ssTiss ~ AZ.
Nc EI-s Sos.s1 AZ and Eau
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

falanarf Ysfa sBss 90 .. NJ Itzs
e. hiEh ssus tsAmsa "a hisn
- a. hauHsE 80
Esetrls shop 40 a. 70 Msehfns
shop No zsts a1f hisn ssEas Al.
assA1a III fisH s<fasa tnfsfs1A fta
AZ Oars Sts1 % - ralassfs zsts
q niEE rams sft1~ ga aga
usflaa 4 sfless 80
Car Hnops zs7f ~ u sslasfs
1stt a. niSh ssnss f<ftnsf 1os
hlgh a2fisa frltnsF Sc
Accountants 1919 a ~ Msenins
Fsop ~ 2 1881 - hlsh safus =
Mr. re Assn ~fzss 3 h.ss ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
COLISEUM BOD>TtNs
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Coliseum Boosters tried hard
last night for nsv records bit FELL
-hari BY eight pins Defiance
l.umbef's star ksElsr. a Nsndsn.
berg rolled a high game NJ 221
and tgo other games ~ IL snd
lao. closing Vith high three
gam. s.r.s of $50
Joe ksrsis tsammsis rolled
7io and finished with $40 other
zoos were I. Hsvisy 7os and
Sam Blackburn 40 y nsdd
rolled /, Isl far the Post osnes
squsd.
An even Esms Nss rolled by
Dorothy Troy for The Krsam Kftls,
bread team. 1877. $50 and ia
al. high among the women
Dorothy Hardness rolled ths high
single game Of iss ard finished
wlth As
simonds SAYS are s,IH IN N.
lead With - Wlns and IL ioss..
kfFam Erusl Bread 73si a.. poet
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o'clock lust prior To the start Of
league play
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Small Rest
For Koehler
Tiger Manager Will
Be One Busy Person

Fin koehler. Tscauas new hase-
hsu leader. telephone 20 JACK
Gum president Of TIE Tigers from
BOISE. Idaho Wednesday after
noon. that hs VIII srrlve here lsis
Thursday afternoon
After notifying Gull that -
vss approaching ire as, LAP =
Is journey. Koehler continued Il
eastern oregon where ne spent
edne>isy night
Quill drove to Yakima
Thursday morning To give
koehler a lft at the wheel
during the final phase Of the
trip.
With koehler are Ms koehIer
md sons Johnny snd Tommy.
Busy SATURDAY
He viii settle his family in =
rev home here FRIDAY and then
Saturday vii get acquainted With
the fans ~ Tacoma
Heading the list Of his appear
snces viii he the Meet the Man
sFsr" dinner ~ the Tscoms Hot
Stove league 70 h. held SATURDAY
night AZ the American Legion hall.
Ao7 South G street
/. Keehler. CliH Olson. new
business manager, and others
viii make talks AZ the meet
Ing. which has bern arranged
10 give the new Tiger man
ager an opportunity 10 meet
personally a large number of
Tacoma fans.
Tickets are still available FOR
The dinner. which IS being limited
in attendance to the capacity Of
the Legion hall
Koehler is booked Tor two and
three appearances a day all next
week
CIVIC CLUBS MONDAY
He starts his round OF civic
clubs Monday by an appearance at
the members forum Of the Tacoma
Chamber OF Commerce at the
Hotel Winthrop Monday night
he will attend the meeting Of the
Edward y. Rhodes post No. Of
the American Legion.
koehler reaches the peak of
his activity here neat We'd
nesdsy when he will appear
before an assembly at Lincoln
high school. will attend two
luncheons and wind up tho
day by making the principal
talk of the City Basketball
league banquet at Rau's.
The new Tiger manager expects
to leave next Friday night for
Los Angeles. where he will begin
tour OF Coast league camps. In
the southern area he will inspect
talent in the Los Angeles camp.
Manager Arnold STATE has given
the Tigers first opportunity to
take his young talent After a