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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Lew Jenkins
vs.. Cochrane

NEW ross So Lightweight
Champion Lev Jenhife msets FRED
de t'eehrsns. bess ~ In ssitsv.
weights. snniGht In = io-round non
slsis bsai ~ hsdtssa n@uAfs Oar.
den
J~akins ~ Tesnn y feseee1
~ rs kaea~es - ~ nseehewo
psseh. sJsn~~ah - ~ ~ go
w~tshe1 ~ ~ New Jevs~S
sevsvpes sss~s ~ psen1s -
-.
IL pafl - coehrsnss fivss vtas
sppsarsnes ssHss ~ ssn tbs tt5-
pssssnd crown from rrstxss x1vie
81 nswsss iAss Js1y. Ths ssg~1
ssd xsts ere ssps<te1 ~ - sMsits
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of by going into . slight crouch.
Ne got Nova 10 punching down
ard leaning forward 70 DO u !.
off the easmie beam. Hs waited.
waited. waited. Than . hssd faint.
and boom
Prof. Naistun croeksr Brown.
who sehooled Nvva IN the hypo-
thstie povsrhous~. figures hosing
msthematiesliy. and has IN an
swer for everything.
New eeaid ~ help " n
Ieuis stumbled eais the sse-
wle puneh satuNllys
The right that finlahsd Pauline.
Ilm Braddock and Nova comes
from the shoulder blades" supiains
Professor brown. ~ though 70
vsalins some profound secret. =
did not hays time 10 teach Novs
. block for II. n has 10 bs hiochsd
with ths arm ~ . Whole par.
ried like the thrust II . sword
Nova viii have 10 r~-train HE
arms 10 do that"
Lou Nova will have IN refrain
In . lot Of other departments 10
whip Joe Louis.
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his stride was N hseh pedal
until Iouis caught mp with
him And nit him. which 10 pre-
eiseiy what the Negro did.
What WAS Nova waiting for A
title can't be won by waiting for
the champion to hand II TO you.
Nova'a only chance WAS 10 whsck
Louis on the chops In . hurry.
Everybody would have been sat-
isfied had he gone down swinging.
Outside OF . furry that closed
the fourth round and the finish.
the fight was % bad that the prin-
eipals heard thu hoo birds. Had
they not bsen fighting for the
heavyweight championship. they
easily could have been tossed out.
Louis cant be criticized too se-
vsrely for that. He WAS defend.
ing this crown. II was up 10 Nova
10 come and get II II he could
NOVA ~ THROWN
OFF COsMIC BEAM
Louis showed the effects Of Jack
Blackburn's handling.
Nova. = stand.up fighter. has 10
hi on a plane. 30 Louis threw him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Couqor Win Should Be No Upset

Once again Jimmy Phean's Washington Huskies lose a
game they're supposed to wn which probably that
the L. of W. gridders will probably through with late
victory in the Huskies aren't supposed to
win" That's been the Phelan record year after year
somdly thrashed
north highly touted result
of . the
surprise that both
wereh graduation.
front seemed to indicate that Pacific
field probably
worthy opponent Huskes such beg
be enticed a game.
Washington Vikings rs College of Puget
lost Eastern Washington 49,
Wildcats Gonzaga freshmen
margin victory which Pacific Lutheran scored
the varsity Think that
q which
Western Washington, $780, Portland university
while took College Idaho,
Whitman rolled Whtworth
Lutherans lighted with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Trims Riggs

HEkkGLEy. cai. Prank
Kovses ard hls ns~ .sosmie fore
hand today held . bpsidsd dses-
sian over National chsmpsos
Bobby HKrs Of Clinton. . C.. and
IN. singles trophy IT the sand
Pacific Coast Tennis champion
shlps
0akiand's former funnymsn
blew Rigs off N. osntsr court
yesterday in straight ssts. 81.
"a. s-i. and heat tins shsmpson
>, hi. o~n game u careful place
ments.
kesses. -he hAs tasse1
serious s1nes ~ wsrvts9
Tesnls star yisslass wesfes-
Sea. psssAed nisx.' b~shhas1
throughout fhs bsief mafsh.
De rsa The flsss col - -
before nixEs WA . E.ssss 49,
In the s~st f.s s~es tssa
i~~ds ~ 80 sn1 - - sts
easily.
Margaret o.Dofns ~ san Fran
eisco chopped hsv way 70 the
womens Singles tltls ossf Fat
Canning. Hidden ysllsY. lo-s. -.
ga. The sws ftnsilsss teamed 10
win the ~omens Doubles ssfsssr
day.
ElTzs ssms back vita Tsd
Sehfoedsr u stanford - ~sH ths
eoabsss from Wayne ksesa. ksfso.
ard Eoean fippenstsii. s~sssisy.
80 s-5. rs
Frsnk snd virginls koyses son
ths mixed 6osablss tstas ~ asfsat~
ing Gene smith. Piedmont. snd
HarbAr. krsxs. San Frssesseo.
si. s-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Columbus Wins
Little World Play

COLUMBUS, O.-The Columbus
Red Birds OF the American ssso-
citation today had outfielder Harry
Walker to thank for their third
little world series championship.
The Red Bird eenterfieider slam
med q three-r1ln homer in the last
Of the ninth inning yesterday that
gave Columbus a Q 70 3 win over
the Montreal Royals Of the Inter
national league.
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the Emily Post code of football etiquette should be
abandoned
college $50 points bid To tee
this they.
probably bowl bid think what bowl
prestige, think financial remuneration
Olson. stop being gentle
grdiron We touchdowns-ots of hemin
quarter.
Luthersns have scored 81 points
They need least $50 to focus national
That's only 40 points game
letting the and those 20 pontsf
Yours truly GENTLEMAN" pHAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Lincoln Victory Biggest Prep Event

Biggest of the week in the high school
according to this the victory which Lincoln Abes
posted Longyiew Jacks last Thursday night
Stadium's 81
hut for another Tacoma
finishes by the Tigers probably because that's the
Enders have been playing for years.
But Lncolns vcory-that surprise
Raipters games
against Stadium and Everett.
Then suddenly the second the Abs
and after that Longvew outclassed
Lincoln will be dangerous team the
Nearby results out about
pointing Enumcaw Sumner manhsndng quarters
finally handing the Vandas touchdown Hghne drubbng
and Renton doing the Auburn Fife
taking Federal Way but only after battle
Ortng.
Once again the lime
County league picture Eaonvls the lime
purchased forfeited Clover Park
claimed lime burns during the first half of the
II the Clover really burned" lime
should something repeat
statements of last yearour that there nothing
furious product"
Clover burned"
their shoulder apology
Eaonv despite the
the this coaches
been the high school principals who actual athletic
Of the
state Wenstchees
Castle headlines
results in other form.
Wenachee rolled Yakima $50 Yakima previously
defeated Beingham. Wenatchee
q Whc defe ted asst eek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Thornton Lee
Goes 10 Hill

CHICAGO-The White sox look
tonight to their ace iefthand.r.
Thornton Lee. 10 make IL four
straight and the is4I Chicago city
championship In their series with
the Cubs
Johnny Rigney. tanning nine
Cubs and aided by a tipI. play.
BANKED the North siders so yes
terday at Wrigley field before IT,
ia fans.
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After looking al Nova, II wasn't
half bad.
Indeed. its members Immediately
elected Nova TO good standing.
WHAT WAS NOVA
WAITING FoRs
Looking back on the Nova sf-
fair. the challenger was n terrific
disappointment. lie looked like \
novice missed by feet.
Nova's plan OF battle was To jab
swatter Louis q couple of times
In the opening heat and then put
everything he had In a right hand
shot. In this way. his handlers
hoped to reduce the steam of
Louis punches to the capacity Of
their man. Then. believing himself
10 be In the better condition. Nova
was to box along until Louis tired
and 1T was time To make his bid.
But Nova missed with his hight
hand conyineer. lie tried sgaln
with the same result.
Then" explains Manager Ray
carlen, ut was necessary for him
to get back In stride"
Judging by what We saw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Carlson, Salo
Kill Buck Deer

Gilbert Carlson and walter szio
went deer hunting Sunday. open
ing day.
Each killed buck and each
animal weighed is3 pounds
The hunters I've on Waller road
and made their successful hunt IN
the Yatonyllie area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Activity bristled Monday on All
three Tacoma prep football fronts
a. grid mentors adopted varied
tactics In preparing for important
City and cross-stats league en-
gaKements this Friday night.
Coach John HeInrsck's Key
note at Stadium wns Don't
be syer-eonfid~nt for BeiiinE-
ham,
Coach Dan I4Azare's hey
note At Lincoln MAS More
changes for the better
Coach Andy Stats keynote
at B~IiarmIns Was LET'S have
perfection In our offensive
The record book Of former sta
dunn Beilingham clashes since
1895 was Heinriek's weapon ~ he
warned the unbeaten Bsngals Of
the dangers of . win.hungry Bell
inghsm Red Rsidsr squad.
WIN ONLY TWO
In the last slx years. stsdiam
has only managed to defeat the
Raiders twice and In both those
years the Tigers we're cross-stats
league champions. Both years the
scores were 1876 and IN 1887 Bell
ingham Was the only team 10 score
on Stadium.
Last year the beiliaxhaIn-
stadium tussis ended n .
sooreie~s tie, Duplicating
1889 result. B~iilnghAsn wen.
s-e. In 1855 and go ln 1888.
both rsnses beisK played Al
BeIiing nam. This years hattie
!. also slated for B<iiinghsn-
T1bs Tigers came out ri the
Hsllz Wails tussls with no ssf!-
Qua injuries but the ST TIT dldn' I
help the bumps and bruises which
half dozen regulars have been
nursing since the Aberdeen game.
GRAssf SHIFTED
Return Of SIEVE Grass. 10 tns
Lincoln backfield. this time ar .
left halfoaek. VAS the most spec-
taeular change made by Coach
Dan I4azare as he primed the Rail
spiitters for their Bellsrrnlne game
Friday night at the stadium.
Not entirely satisfied with the
performance ~ Ed Bemis IN the
tsilbsck spot against Lonxyisw,
LzzArt shifted Grassl INTO the
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bronchos Keen
On Their Wraps

San vmANGtnIO Tne usi.
v~fssty II nsnts Clara stili hAssf
proved 70 th~ spssomsfs islss hes
coed its footbsil team actually "
me nsonekzs ssps faeir wraps -
sxsla Sunday. kextzng Lcysse -
Los Ansslss 10 u . s<fofs u. 60
spectators. scoring ~ ~ f1Ept.
third and fearsh psrio<1A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Wins Coli Play

ANAC08TEA Wank - cnssipe
fcshuekf Congdon. Tacoma uen
ths itth annual HsmtIk nsa<h Golf
tournament yesterday with : i9i.
Jim Christie and Gordon Hs<nards.
hath of Seattle. and Ken Tu<hsr,
Everett, ted fov sseond with -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

ehestal<A
AN vuAsci.so Ar-r s~,y
Tea f.ssnall aassrssya nsaefar4s
Flass ns~i asfsnasrs sa<lnY. elcn1
n<t - tks cnIy uak~eieu s4sflnil
tssm IN ths rsatf1r fs..st ersfsv.
sa<s
tan1se~tA w~an1sss~n -
=. :. G. es~saea - nnens1nv
- > sass - mnI~s upnses ~
- <nnss. osses nennessrs
eapewse1 vs<>esy sses uu1A
49, . susvp~1ns - ~ lnvr61eo-
n>~s-~no - e-~wseo n>nnfep1
usisg - paAyess.
waahinatan State aaure1 cail.
fetnsa ia ~ . zaid. uet fIetd -
fslllmaa ara wen All ne wsvs ~
esuiden neers' na1s no~t hoes
~ers further dashed when shetr
STAR hslfeaen. Jim Iarhsvi<h. sonne
eft ~ The game With hssd injury
that may ed his fopseaii career.
TnOJANn Rl-AuuogYumnD
oseaea state gave wasAlansna
. - bsetiaa and N 1susai~s. ~
rsady esatea ~ Minaesasa. have
pet 10 win . game Ths suvpssslna
atsssrs Krshbsd . tsaesapwn IN
ths second parted go saas1 :
safety IN ths fourth far shs up1st.
t'ec t~sh tss wsvss epeene
- rvs ae~a<w 49, g.
State. sese1 - ee1psese.
emlenkee ~ rsebnne. 80
Use ssvss 80 las~ ~ esnls
ss< ~ ssstss asss~1 sssa<a
ee>te1 susssss stes yosaa.
Oregon bess IdAhs. III. n .
Friday night game Montana lseb
= Saturday night eunfees frem
North Dakota state. 10
nnONtu WIN
Santa Clara. number 49, iNds
pendent team On The soes. Nd Z
brisk Sunday trial In hsssing /
game Lnynia sIsssn. 10. ~
Mays worked out . hard - Mn
from . Moffesf risid ssrvtes team
Other soldier teams were preml
nsns IN shs Var Western fsash~l
results ef M weekend ceml
nsss II Rivsvnt6s. Cal. he
rvssns Stats. III. AIssss Nes.nA
besf ths 1selss. Ida. cir 49, ssem
$50. Mathsr r1sid a oaernmenf1
played . seossless he with -
vrsnetsea state: the seeh infaassy
divisssn b>at ths California Nan.
blers. MA. vsrs Ord I'D ~
toss stats. 80. as1 pse1fis u
hest ths Portland ar 49,. tn-1
TOu0m TnA11.
Stanford bAa iosseh trail sheo<
nest week against oveass nsol<
II Corvntlis California eomel
hosns 10 inset Santa Clara WA.
isssss gees 10 Pullman fss . 'sfgn.
diiionsi'. snainss ". =. C.: ovseur
gees 10 fos Arxsiss Tar u. =. O.;
hnntsea plays ~ uG1.A aeA f1ake
plays uonsssa u npohsNeI
Dthsr Var Western seerea ~
ur1sy included
eaa~fsee gsssb -. t~sg
neaeh =. Cn11fss.1n Ksuun -
- 1ranetees =. q. III pomeuo
~. tAvevne u veeeeesu Woen~
hsts~ =. pusst asnn1 VI unse-
80 sbsssss =. n~1ns VI -
DssGs naess :, tDe~11assn1 ii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Quarterback Club Bills
Meeting for This City

University Aunnl Tuesday, Morning Sssrtsns1<
meeting the University Union club hs
Tuesday W. viii b. shown
p CAIN Taeoms.
Bob Ae and Irving Tseomsns vii start the bal roll
ing Thsy good aftsr-dinnsr taixsra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Hockey Opens

sEATILE-Ihe = { h y I
Hockey league viii open play next
Sunday night with Seattle ard
Portland teams competing Harvey
Wells. Portland. heads the league
as president. VII Biggs. Seattle.
10 vice president, and Bob yroo-
man, Seattle, Secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Marv Harshman = can focus
national attention on the Luz
therans just as national atten-
tion was focused on Boston
college last year and ST.
Mars's Gaels in former years.
But you can't focus ma
tional attention on q team
which refuses to score in the
fourth quarter.
And it's all your fault, Oh
son. you won't pour 1t on
you're too much of a gentle
man.
But there's more At stake
this year. Strict adherence
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
GAEL FRosH WIN

EUREKA. CaL--st. Mary's col
lege freshmen oyerpowered Hum
boldt state College - 10 in a
football game here yesterday. The
Gaels got out in front On the first
play when staith ran IS ysrds 10
a Touchdown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

a iomner,lks pass percentage for the first ss
the Norwegian 1ommygun has connected IS
which is pitohing-esen ana
John Rowan both Of Tacoma
RAIDERS members OF the 160pound independent
hgn ma sucker hanback, named Bob St. Mays
any guess IA TO where he should
L r. b
the Yakima Valley Officials association
won IA out OF ID played with Northwest
19s96Ps Loggers
= victory. winning 1910 Washington last wear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Prep Mentors Hard at Work

position In order 10 get more drive
and zip in the Abe strong side
offensive.
No other sb asgss ssrs
ssAds 10 ne Abs he1kfteid.
~itk Deasy Bsssisssd. night
half, mob Hohensoa. ssavtss-
hack Ard Dick RDpest. full
hack. apparently hsiaing sh~ss
positions.
However. reserves we're moved
up. Jim Heaton became No. ]
quarterback reserve after playing
. couple Of games a. rusrd, Hemls
was shifted to right half whsfs he
viii probably sitsrnsts with the
light but ~iry BsrTiund. Leroy
Turnboll stepped IN a. Rupert .
fuiibsek understndy.
Gordon Brunswick. former re-
fsrys fullbsek. vas shifted Into
Grsssi's vacated tackle position.
ard Lsxsrs ssid that this ehsnKs
would no, weaken the Abss de.
fsnsissly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Passing Ut along
With Harold Shev

Dear Coach Olson
When are you going 10 stop being gentleman
The Lutherans have great football team.
You know il.
Everybody in Tacoma knows it.
The Pacific Northwest Is fast finding il out.
How about letting the whole L. S. A in on the deal.
Those two great all-Amercans = MARY Tommer,ik an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

tn11e1 49, ~ eupN1uun1uu1
nuW xoum ~ = - onnrno
vnlea sv>n1 - No. YneTo -
mnntae 80 - ~ on1nop ~
~ mevvy snnns f~won6 - -
- - oonln to1ny. - n1nrm
aGnn1a 49, ~ AtIneot1 -
wnsne1 = pumn1urn II ~ ~
np<sle - ~ -
~ ~ eneopa Fa1le 80 - ~
vest. ~ anet1e-o nnnne uonnIo 80
teope1 ~ ~ 49, uew1 Nnnm-
plaas - nlnefeu1 - ~ o0nn0o
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nesh ~ tnesn eame ilurUnun w1ln
FIytae esiesp noene1ny w1d1o NJ
m>)nv stev~ne wuve tvnmu1n1 y
~ 1sut. ~-eut tn~1v 49, 49,
mst<A~1 - ~ - ~ 49,
sgss6s Wi wsvsn uoenoaNo
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- - nsneo 60 rup1nnm -
nsvy npensv nnvGn 49,
ntanese1 eonl1n1 ulC1A -
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Ia 49, Gn1n1 - 49,
ssoan - runnasnnp - - 80
- nom1o ~ > - oC
- ruan~s sss.n~ns 49,
Nsvy 49, -. ~ ls1a1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
BELLS CHECK PASSES

Bsllarminss situation r~solsed
around the Lions inability 70 naAss
their passing attack click for
to8ehdosns. WIN ore u shs beat
aerial offsnsiyss In the sfsts. tns
Bells have io two ramss eoHiin-
usiiy kept their opponsnts in bot
water but lacked the perfection
70 ebslk mp t0ue bdoyns
Coach sistt stressed Monday ths
lrBpoft1raes II gong al ths way
70 the goal. pointing Out that two
Touchdown passes we're dropped
against Chshslls Ths Bells expect
70 ride ths sirisneE 70 victory
against iAneeln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
LOUIS EXPECTS
TO ENTER ARMY

Chased IA In the draft, Louis
expects TO enter the army shortly.
and 10 quite keen about IL.
lie viii have no difficulty OBJ
tanning furloughs for fistic forays.
especially in view Of the fact that
he'd like to make one start for
the United Service Organizations
Should army regulations preclude
his going TO the ring wars. he VIII
be IS next May II and eligible To
apply for an honorable discharge.
Meantime. Billy Conn. who
MAS winning the title until
clipped In the 18th round In
June. has been placed In cold
storage until next June.
A second edition with Conn Ii
the only big money shot In sight.
Mike Jacobs no doubt will re-
organize the Bum-of-the- Month
club for Louis after the first of
the year.
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The Only Thing Nova Knocked Out of Joe Louis Wa.
Any Thought of Retiring From Fistic Action

r.eema Times special csusseenaess
NEW YORK - Weather oondI-
uons obviously we're unfssorseis
Ter the eosmie punch 81 ths Poo
Grounds the other night but Lou
Nova succeeded n dong one thing
with his highly advertise d
weapon.
Nova the Vega knocked al
thought Of retiring out of the
head Of Joe Louis
The heak busting business would
be pretty ssd without the cham.
rion.
I'm not going 10 quit fighting
while the picking IL % easy. any
way drsWls Louis
40 Louis opens hts exhihi-
iion tour Of army camps In the
sixth Corp. AREA. comprising
Illinois and Michigan. ~ Fort
sheridan. near Chicago. Oct.
q. - fun of fight ~ he WAS
when he spilled his first pro-
fessieaai opponent. Jack
kraekea. In . round. July Z.
1854.
Louis went into training for the
Nova debaele reluctantly. and
there Was considerable talk of IL
being the kids last fight.
But IL will take more than Nova
and his dynamic stance TO msks
him change his mind again.
Louis certainly has had II easy
from Primo Gamers 10 Nova.
the latter the softest of all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
LoGGERs VS.. WHITMAN
WHITMAN CoLIEGE-HoI

WIFI NAN Hoping
TO put an end TO 4 jinx Of nearly
q decade, Whitman's Missionaries
take on College of Puget Sound
here next Friday night in the first
Northwest conference game for
each team.
After showing fair early season
form in trouneing Whitworth here
on Thursday. Whitman will be out
to stop a fiye-game c. p. 8. win
ming streak that extends back 10
1885 when the teams played a
scoreless tie
Coach Mig Borleske plans 10
brush up the Whitman passing at
tack and drill on signals and
blocking this week. although he
was highly pleased with the play
of Back Jonie Lewis. Ends Don
Broadhead and Pete Hanson. and
Fresh man Back Russ Miller
against Whitworth.
co-captsin Lewis averaged bet
ter than SIX yards a try in account.
ing for more than q third Of Whit
mans yardags in the contest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Loggers Lose
To Vikings
Ston Torgus Puts
Victors on the Wuy

Avenging their 1910 defeat and
doing IL in a convincing fashion.
Western Washington Vikings Of
Bellingham spoiled College of Pu-
get Sound Loggers first home
game with 10 victory at the
stadium Saturday night.
Stan Targus WAS the big
gun In the Bellingham often
sive, sparkling the 81 yard
drive which scored the games
only touchdown In the second
quarter. Norm Nelson booted
the conversion point.
Alert pass defense by the Log
gers with Bill McMaster and Ed
Deyer each intercepting a Viking
aerial in the shadow of the Lum-
berjaek goal posts halted the
Western attack twice In the last
half.
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the most logical in the world
provided that banning takes to
the Outfield. Precedent in the case
of Greenberg, as pointed out
above, and precedent in the case
of Babe Ruth, who was shifted
from the mound to the Outfield,
point to the fact that the change
will be for the better. With a
good teacher, a man can learn the
fine points of fielding and can
stay in the big leagues for years
on end provided the man can do
his duty at the plate and perhaps
carry the team on his shoulders.
Harry banning, sometimes called
Harry the Horse, has been the
sparkplug of the Giants for years.
His lifetime average as a big
league player-aS1d mind you all
his years as a major Lacquer has
been spent with the Giants-is
1895. For the last three years he
has finished well in the 800. Fol
a time last year he was hitting
we'll over $50 and only the mid
season slump whitfield that splen-
did average down the few points
so that the record books caught
it at $40. Not bad at all. Especial
Iy when you stop to consider that
what banning did with the Giants
last year was worth a $4,000 con-
tract bonus. OF course, the bonus is
conditioned affair. Hank has to
make good as an OutfieIder. Our
guess is that he'll follow the steps
of the Bronx BambinO-the most
valuable player in the American
LeagUe-Hank Greenberg.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-21
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divided, whether it is 10 thousand
dollars or 10 million dollars, it
will never be enough. OF neces-
Sity, then, the decision would fall
on a relatively small committee,
the thinking of which might not
be representative of the contribute
ing public. Such a committee act
ing for all the Jews of the cOun-
try could curtaiI the activities of
any organizations power which
should not be allowed any group.
Such power, of course, is not
now contemplated. But experience
has taught us that any new or
ganization or set of duties must
be scrutinized not only in terms OF
their present form but in terms
of possible growth and extension.
What today is said to be purely
an advisory function might be-
come next year of such controll-
ing nature as virtually to freeze
opinion for or against a given ac-
tivity. It must be remembered, too,
that the advice of central group
will not be sent to Jewry in gen.
eraI but to small budget-making
committees in each community
and if these men are ike-minded
or too busy to make their own in
vestigations, the result might
disastrous.
Jewish aspirations can best be
achieved by allowing the fullest
freedom to the members of each
community. (OutlOOk)