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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
House Davids
Face Truckers
Sewell. Schimling.
Tommervik TO Play

Young William Sewe1 knocked
ths Kansas City Monarchs off
their throne here a week ago and
Thursday night he's gong out "a
yank the House n David :
whiskers.
Busting Bill whose exploits
IN Washington State football
and baseball lots have hit the
headlines from coast to coast,
u show in himself
Not only IS he one of the host
pitchers currently operating IN the
Northwest league. but he also
stacks up as one Of the best
hitters.
The Dsv1ds az returning FOR
their second Tacoma appearance
this season with every indication
they viii be greeted by 2 healthy
attendance at Athletic park.
There's this much 10 it." said
Manager John Heinrich Of the
Truckers. The Davids are
circus to watch against any OPP
position and win or lose. they
make It show. Wen give them
. tough ball game.
Jess Brooks. who plays with
Everett In the Northwest
league, again will Join the
Trucker outfield against the
Marvin "TommyCun' Tommer-
vik. who fielded sensationally and
raped out a hefty hit against the
Monarehs, again will be at third
base.
Soldier Hal Schimling is 70
catch for BIZ Sewell Leo kalhs
and Clarence Stave will call the
game at $50.
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Bill Sewell
Joins Tills

Billy Sewell. ace passer of the
Washington state grid squad and
an outstanding member Of the
Cougar baseball team. has been
added To the roster of the Tillicum
Chiefs of the Western Washington
league. Manager Clink Jacobs an
nounced Thursday. Sewell will be
used to bolster the mound staff OF
the defending champions.
The Tillicums will open their
second half play on the West
ern State Hospital grounds
Sunday when they tangle with
the high flying Shipbuihers.
Two other games on the pro-
gram find the Pacific City
club entertaining the Roy nine
at Pacific city and the
Casinos invading Norton for
clash with the Loggers there.
Spanaway. seventh club In the
circuit. draws bye date this
Sunday.
The Tillicum-S hipbuilders game
Is expected IN he the feature game
or the program as both clubs tied
for second place during the first
half play and will he cunning for
IN. inside track for the second
half title Morton won the first
half championship.
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In One-Hiiier

The door 10 the hal II fame
as open "Wednesday n John
Mulch. pitcher Tor IN. Lincoln
BIS IN The Park Junior 4 league
D,it i AS shut IN rs face ashsn
the Jefferson Chefs Esfnsfed
lons single off ~ slsnts
The BBs psn their fifih
str.iEht KsDss a. . result ~
this pitching feat. the srsrs
reading , 10 ?
4 strengthened Fsrfy Bottisfs
gained revenge Tor their previous
defeat when they TUNED o. the
Mckinley eTOfisfs ard dsrNnsd
them : ~ ; On ths Jeffsfs0n field
jcs Butcher NOn De second
straight victory ~ith some sisf-
hng relief pitching. ailo~in9 only
four hits In eight innings
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Biz Salmon Now Bitinq

Saws Frank HartinE ~ the
Point Defiance haathous..
Lots % Kings biting At the
Point and across Gig Harbor way
More active. however. at tho
Point The bigger ones though.
ars IN the GiE Harbof shallow
water. They're rolling like pigs
The Humpi. trout. late In biting
this year. have bern caught in fine
patches by many anglers, Hsrting
reports.
The trout run from two 10 two
and a half pounds.
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Io>eAeNgS Wen rot seunt
~ A hsseneefx tha esnef.
snd Frances Keller. fauxaef~s
NJ enman trainer lana yaa
IN rave me qualification -
fsminlaitv eutl - tankserss' msis
figuring lsl-s vet
Ther sent Coans Valiant. : -
ye.r eid Offspring - Reign eennf
fhs fail mlls "Wednesday f7ss hik
fellow esnss through wtth nlrts
Sal e~atlnx ths fiset Fnnisa
Stacy LADY which eealan1 quite
laH eat IN irving fef her third
victory - fhs meeting
That sat haa ttss~ - al
90 : bet asy IKE "Wednesday
va.
n~-la~. teunt Nsltsat inc
R.s.ae-ss Neltrr samesasiia.
hs. Oilnsrs reaching saase
sort sf fern and rsis sa.ss.
last wars e,s.~ winner ..
aaahtfai starter. The saasw
Ia. had m.sh freahle sut rs-s
e.ala r~seh ferm sxata ~
the ti.,~ that late Asx.ss ass
rell. srsand
The t~iliEhtsF sac rtFaf NV
smother ~ Mrs ksilsFs pts Nia
n. second straight slth smother
II these valiant stretch drives -
his
n sas Tough dsy feH favnfite~
nary = one enminx dnsn.
pr.-,.. IA. b.. .s.s e.nrve
irvine parted vtfh the a.yssr.oia
son n Brother lie 10 Afs 1os~rh
Hlmelhoch At private terms Joe
ays Il 10 the fret horse he ever
registered IN Mrs. Himrihechs
name and that shs a slrsssy
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BOWLING

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
PIONEER LEAGUE

The Hose Pilots handed the
ogden Reds their rseond sslers~siss
defeat a. last nlnhl. whlls salt
Lake moved up In the Pioneer
league rare 9th 81 viesafy over
Idaho Fsiis
s.,.e scored iis si.ninG
runs ~ tho alnth with . dnssie
ssa iva singles, a. . f~-"lt
osdsa's Head .sss salt Lake
Was trimmed 10 thses aud s.s-
half Kaass.
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Acres Results
WEDNESDAY. JrLy !.


FIR>T-.4Os claiming s-rsar-old
snd up 8 fuflongs
sylvan Secret tCsrtTD 400 800 800
Ever Double fTayiorl 80 100 ; 70
Enquire 0DOdsonJ 40
Time. LIS ErnJaY. Pooh-Jay.
VERDE BIZ. Miss scramble Duvsna
srcoNp-s;os ela'mio. ,y..,.
olds and up. g furlonss
Photo Finish Rails so so 2 20
Golden Ore Warner 100 90
Glad Santa Woods 80
Time llis New Trial Diamond
bAT Glad Fraud Outsilsss = Prince
rnlsD ,4os 7.y..'-ola maiden,
claiming fuFlongs
Gerald T Watson As 70 II 10 : %
Nafh Pet fJaBhsonI 80 40
Old Hose Watson SO
Time 0OI Redlns pooh-Annis
rtiss LAssis vain Knight.
rorsrH ,sos claiming fr =
yesf-olds and %
Fort AaDei 'JsphsnI $40 TO go
Golden fl0st fBrusl sz0 80
bkf Conrad fHoNfyB $50
Tine MS Aofflass Doabls
bfuab AaFne star IoFo Tat nng
Ilm Caimoon. Lady Torehlus Bsr-
ne BOY
IlTTH-s5Os claiming s-fsar-o.as
ana Up. ] mile
Thistle Al fvarnsrl 40 80 80
futrls fHsgnefH s4o 80
NsllolseF Do fNVnri $40
Tine 3ss F7ftHg BIO Etfpi-
noff. Psirrnour Jsconut ~ Tao
snrH-,sos e'sinlIss s-y..,-s.a.
sno up ! mile
Edgar Boz 0Rsllu I7IO $50 80
Jslso Wilson .... 500 ~
Caten tBuTnsB ... SO
Time. 374 Union CIR Clans
maid. Alsa E.potsE Royal Orr
sEVENTB-ssos Allowance. 4
IeAr-oios and Up. / mile
c. Valiant tRzIlsf 100 $50 2 40
StinsY LdY tGHoNlB 800 8 10
Palmer 7 fWonotlseI Z 10
I'm. =ss5 Clipper IT. Chatham.
Edelah
EifsHfh-sSos. t-yssf-esos snd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18

The biz klng saImon arc hIIInE
we'll now
And the Humpie salmon trout
are coming 10 hook with an i'm
proved vigor
night before last Bill Moiean
caught 32-pound KING IN The
mouth Of Gig Harbor. where the
herring are running and the Kings
are in pursuit.
Water !. shallow there and
the hig ones cant dive, 80
your tackle must he sturdy.
F1sh light. Right on top.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-18
Denver Gets
AZ Publinx

SPOKANE The National Public
Links Coli tournament NJ b
played over the WILTSHIRE course In
Denver. Colo next yesf. the public
links committee - the L. :. e. A.
announced today.
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Oakland -...........0 900 2io on
Hollywood ...........l8l OO3 lOH-s
Summary Winning pitcher. o.
borne losing pitcher. SsIyeson. inn
lngs pitched Dg Osborne 2 plus Sal
Feson a. Muiligan 3aa a. BAT of
Osborne - 6alsssou H. Hullsan
"a runs of Osborne ? GaiEesOn S
huiiizsn 2 hits of Osborne 10. Sal
Veson 3 Huiligan 5 runs responsible
for. Osborne q salveson 2 huilizsn
2 Auauicz T. Dsses on halls of o.
borne . SslFeson Ansnicz struck
out b. Osborne 5 SalVeson ]. An
sulcz Tost J. eft On bases Oak
land 8 Hollywood .. tWo-bass hits.
UhaIt Kahls 2 Dunn. Luby. 5chults
Rose Z berg home runs Luby Dunn.
sacrIflcfs Schultz Csborue Hoover
stolen base. Duezs bou. Eahle runs
batlsd ln Kahle Osborne Unalt 2
D1Ckshot Luby = Dunn 9 Schultz
D,pper TauDy Chapman. double
plays DeFauTs 70 Lubf. Chapman 10
Dunn. time al umpires. Jordan.
Nldnsr suG EugeIu
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Major Leaders
ny NITED PRESS
FlVe leading batters
ANtAHUIaS IlNII

Home runs: DiMaggio. Yankees. 20.
Keller. Yankees, 20 OFT Giants. ls.
johnson, Athletics II, York. Tigers.
II
Runs batted IN. DiMaRRio. Yam
KEGS "a York Tigers sc FOXX Red
sou. 81: Williams. Red Sox, 60.
Runs: DiMaggio. Yankees 30. d.
Maggie Red SOY TO Williams Red
son. -. Rolfe. Yankees g, Moore.
Cardinals So
NIT: DiMaggio Yankees l24
Travis. Senators. IFS. Heath. Indians.
ia Slaughter Cardinals, Jos.
crsmer Senators l04.
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Sofiball

Tacoma Bottlsrs again shut out
their Olympia brethren Wsdnes-
day evening 1T Olympia. q 70 o.
bshind the t@o bit pitching Of
Chester Dyer
Draw for the annual Pierce
County intef-I.essus Council tour
ney 10 b held Aux. -. j. IS and
n - sumner Nas announced a.
follows
GAM Na. National ~
sbiptard ~ lisa o. IN. Aug
~. game No. z-Sunner ".
Industrial al sst5 .. m. Aug.
II; gane No. S-Pus Aiiap
Va. City At $50 y. M, Aug.
Is. sam< No. ~ o0dnsen Of
the World -. Commercial 81
s4s >. IA. Aug. IS >snl-
final. "a be pizsed Aug. IS
and the nsAls on Aug. ~.
Results wednesday.
p.rs -ofto;u ;.u.. 70, rssn-
osy as
cts lsazus
Tssnrs5sfs - Gsafuen 1sffsfaon
NJ 4
tom DfNffaal
DDCfmen sil-Esils Harmon
scoftiss -. Ilsrnltufemen jefferson
10 q.
Industrial
GzrzEemsn co p Quarter
masters AcEinlsy 10 Local zoS3
- Musicians Portland 40 a
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NORTHMFSI IEAGIE

The Everett Piichucss trouncsd
Belllngham - last night IN =
Northeast lssEU. encounter. hold
inE the Bells in check after ths
fourth inning BelhnEhsm filled
the bases in the fifth but Fl Put
nam went 10 the mound and
euelled the rally.
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Yanks and Joe
Keep Up Pace
Indions Defeated:
Di Mag Hits S6th

MN NoRk - one school -
baseball thought contends that =
good hail club runs Itself snd that
all fhe manager has 10 d. - ~
tight and look smart. Don't you
believe 10.
When a good hall club j. winning
the pilot - making some very
smart guesses. Take ths New York
Yankees Joe Mccarthy = doing
the best Job ~ matchmaking in
the majors with = run 81 The mine
pitching staff That's one q the
biz reasons why the Yaass are 81
games on top and making an old
time Yankee runaway II the
American league race.
Mccarthy. who has q def
mite leaning toward the eecult.
l. Juggling the Yankee staff
like a baseball Houdini. lie
brought Atley Donald cut Of
his silk hat yesterday and
hamboofled the Indians. 1913.
In the opening game Of what
was Ia have heen GleNeland's
mid season drive To knock
down the Nanks.
That's the second time Mccarthy
has reached way down and brought
up Donald to the CONSERVATION of
all. mostly the Indians The first
time was hack In June when Alley.
who had won only one game. was
pitted against Bob Feller.
DONALD DELIVERS
Donald pitched 3-hitter - the
Yanks won. Al Since then Donald
has failed TO finish against the
Tigers and Athletics. but Nc
Carthy sent him TO the firing line
yesterday instead Of Marius Russo.
the expected starter. and he came
through With an s-hittcr II vas
Donald's fourth victory against
two defeats
In winning their eighth
game In ~ starts against
Cleveland. the Yanks pounded
Al Milnar To cover and scored
their most one sided victory
thus far over the Tribe. Joe
DiMaggio hit two singles and
a double, running his consecu-
tive game hitting streak To Sc.
Billy Southworth. ST. Louis man
sger. has been coming In for some
criticism as to his methods Of
handling the Cardinal pitching
staff. but the second took
a hack seat following his willy
strategy in last nights IA victory
over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
LANIER sHELLED
The Dodgers shelled South
worth's ace sOuthpaw. Max Lanier.
for six hits and a 40 lead in three
innings but Billy came up with his
leading winner. highlander Lon
Warneke. In the fourth. Narneke
took over with two on. none out
and two in and retired the side. al
lowing only one more run.
Poor support cost Bucks
Walters dearly and the Giants
heat the Reds. -. Four I'M
earned runs were responsible
for Walters seventh defeat.
Dick Bariell had a perfect day
at bat, 8 for ;.
Pittsburgh broke even with Bos-
ton by winning the second game
Of twin bill. 1873. after dropping
the opener to the Braves. Al
Charlie Root won the 1ssth vie
tory Of ms career as the Cubs
wslloped the Phillies. e-5. CLYDE
hcCollough's thres-rln homer IN
the third broke 3-all tie and put
Chicago in front N siay Root
homered with IN. bases empty in
the second.
In the other two American
league games the Red sox noaed
out the Whit. soS. III. with Tex
Hughson winning his third straight
game and the Browns slugged out
a il-2 victory over the Athletics
before corporars guard Of 7O4
fans Al ST Louis.
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Erens Series


Batteu for MulllRan IN seventh
b Batted for AnaniCz In ninth.
c Batted FOR Rianey ia ninth.
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GROssINGER LAKE,. \. Y
Competition in the doubles division
Of the sullivan county tennis cham
rionships resumed today a. the
singles stsfs recessed until To-
morrow.
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Lonqacres Entries

LoNGACREs. 18th dss. Friday.
Ladies' day. Post time. 2.iS.
FIRST Rsce-purse sos. 3-year-
olds and up. Wash. foal. claiming
So furlnnRs.
0S1 rlucky Bow fZufelt1,. 1ls
0ts Good Effort lShindlel. ii3
051 Grand Chance Rails. 100
057 Fort Lewis tCsssity) E.. los
o5i Glad Mabel fWatson). 100
O73 Brown Forest tHowryl '113
074 Fort RYola fDodson1.. 100
Second Rae. -- Purse ,tO5. 3
year-olds and up, claiming. six
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GzraEemsn "a co p Quarter
masters AcEinlsy 10 Local zeS5
=. Musicians Portland 40
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Third Racs-pur.s s4os z-ysar

Olds claiming. 3 fuflOngs
-. Thunderboit Rails 80. III
O4s f'rostzoH Martini go. los
075 Bsrdeszs Buns 49,. 10
0tS Westpfids fZufelt 90. III
075 Lucky Lille JordaBJ. liz
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o10 Ever Speed WATSON. 100
Fourth Rsss-purss $3.50. 4
ysar-olds and up. claiming. one
mile.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ARG ELEs. Dec. 80. up
Trading was fair. Lettuce was in
light supply account rain and
prices sharply higher.
Celery: Imperial lugs $1.50-2.O0.
Lettuce: Imperial Wy As 200
$50; 5s 1.65-1.75; Yuma As 2.25-
200; Guadalupe and santa Maria
As 1.5O-1.75: local 50-1.00 crate.
Peas: san Diego poles 12-13c:
bush 9-10ise; San Joaquin pole IL
lie; coaehella China 55-4oc.
Squash: white summer local and
San Diego 10000: Imperial Val
ley 2.00-2.25; Italian 50-75c; I'm
perial 75c; yellow crookneek 1.50-
LIS; banana IL y c: Hubbard ] l2c.
Tangerines: Daneys Imperial 4c;
eoaehelia Wy &c; sweet Algerians
Imperial fey 4c.
Toggatoes: inland asd Westmor-
land Sltops 1.75-2.00; 12s 1.75-2.00i
Iss 1.25-1.50: 20s 90-1.O0; stones 10
cal and San Diego lugs 6x6s 10
moo: Pismo stops LIB; 12s 16O-
I.6b; los 1.25; Mexico trippesd l0ci
stfms santa Barbara and san Die
80 flats player 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
PASADENA, Cal. Jan /. (UP)-
When'a man has as little strength Of
character as I have he is foolish to
make New Years resolutions.
have tried it in the past and always
managed to break them before the
horns and whistles stopped blowing.
But I know that lots of folks do
have the will to keep resolutions so
I am going to list a few suggestions
for others.
My readers To quit using up
energy writing McLemore mean let
ters and direct my efforts toward
some worthwhile cause such as the
development of a $100 counterfit bill
that can't be detected, the passing
of legislation which would pro-
hibit the use of sage in cooking
and the selection of all-American
football teams.
Tommy Harmon: To remember
once every twenty four hours that
silence is golden, even if everyone
except MlfllltoUbd oOtS dBItt bilbJ
I am the greatest football player
since Jim Figg.
Joe Louis: To keep ON behaving
the way I have, even if a quiet,
modest, fellow who knocks out any
opponent named for him isn't the
American deal Of heavyweight
champion.
Del Baker: To pitch dizzy trout
more during the regular season and
less during the world series.
Golf Stars: To play little faster.
No one yet has willingly paid money
to watch a golfer take five minutes
to line up a putt. If the boys don't
improve the p. c. A. soon will have
to include a box lunch and a
sleeping bag with each ticket of
admission to a tournament.
Wrestlers: To quit the business
and buy a jimmy and pair of
sneakers and get into a more hon
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. 81. UP)-The
stock market closed 1910 today
with an irregularly higher move
ment in fairly octive dealings.
fear-end evening up brought
wide price swings into ONE is
sues, but the main list held around
previous levels.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 1918,
up 0.09; rail, 2s.13. up Ola: utility.
1885, up 0.06; 65 stocks, 1910, up
0.0S
Although all markets will be clos
ed tomorrow for New Years day
and many traders were absent
from Wall Street for year-end va
cations. trading on the stock eX-
change held around the million
share mark.
News of market import continued
favorable. Keynoting the drive in
Industrial production to new record
nlghs this year, steel operations
were at practical capacity as 1870
closed
Most interests centered in special
stocks Universal Pictures list pre-
ferred jumped IL points TO a new
nigh at 1ZS followisg supreme
court refusal to enjoin the company
from buying up that issue. Ameri-
can sugar refining preferred rose
more than points afte directors
declared the first dividend on the
common since 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
Fl Centro> Braw|ey Re- scheduled

Ell Centro'S county league
baseball team again prepared
to defend its league leader
ship against the invasion OF
a strong Brawley Cardinal
nine as the teams were re-scheduled
to play in Ef Centro stadium Sun
day.
Ell Centre and Brawley were rain
ed out last Sunday and league offl-
cials re-scheduled the contest by
setting the entire league schedule
back one week.
The County Seat baseball team
has a record of three wins against
no defeats and is trailed by west
morland and Brawley. Westmorland
has three victories, one defeat
Brawley has two wins. two losses
The northenders will bring an
improved ball club to Ell Centro
Sunday to attempt to blast Man
ager julie Ehmkes team out OF the
lead and put Westmorland in front.
Westmorland plays the Cavalry Sun
day and is heavily favored.
In the other league game Heper
plays Mexicali Brewers at Mexical.
Mexicali Mayas, the seventh team
in the league, gets a bye.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
Detroit Prexy
Gets Baseball
Award for 1910

ST LOUIS. Jan. |. UP)-Wal-
ter O. Briggs, ST., president of the
Detroit Tigers, was named the NO
man of baseball for 1910 by the
Sporting News, national baseball
weekly, it was announced today.
William B. McKechnie, manager
OF the National league champion
Cincinnati Reds, was named the
outstanding manager of the year
and Bob Feller, pitching ace of the
Cleveland Indians, the outstanding
player.
Briggs was cited for his generos-
luy In maintaining high salary
standards for his players, for bust
ness acumen, for the building oil
Briggs stadium, for his sportsman
ship in accepting the decision OF
Commissioner K. M. Lands which
deprived his organization of 81
players and because he refused to
support abolition Of the non-trad-
ing rule for an American league
championship club.
H. Roy Hamey, secretary of the
Kansas City Blues, was named the
leading executive of the Minor
leagues. Larry Gilbert of the Nash
Vile, Tenn, Vols, was named the
outstanding Minor league manager
Philip Rizzuto, Kansas City
shortstop now with the New York
Yankees, won the award for the
outstanding Minor league player
for his hitting, fielding and base
running.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
Today's Sport Parade

est game.
Cross country runner: To insist
on running in a straight line and
to demand a 5000 mile course.
Henry Armstrong: To quit fight
ing before my last one is a bene-
fit
Bob Crosby: To consider a sand
trap a friend who wants to cooper
ate with my sand wedge and help
me get down in two, and not as
an enemy who want to wreck my
life
Philadelphia nationals ba e ball
club: To change the name of the
team from the Phillies to the Phil
adelphia farm for the development
of players to be sold as soon as
they get good enough to help us
give our customers a decent team. y
Larry MacPhail: To do my best
to quite such a modest shrink
ing fellow and get out and assert
myself a bit.
Sammy Snead: To try in one
national championship to think one
fifth as well as I play. If Sammy
ever does this he'll win by fifteen
strokes.
United States lawn tennis asso-
citation: To hold the women's cham
pionship behind locked doors with
admittance by password only. And
the password to be given to no one.
Guy Kibbee: To quit sinking long
puts when playing a certain fel-
low who is getting almost as fat
as I am
To the man who wrote the STORY
of Alabama football in Golfers; To
look at myself in a mirror and ask
myself if the money was worth
blowing the, whistle on a school
which accepted me as teacher
without first plugging the keyholes.
Henry McClemore: To be grateful
that l live in a country where they
still play for cups and not Tor
keeps.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-01
Washington Tops
Ski Contest

SUN VALLEY, Ida, Jan. /. tUP)
University of Washington skiers
today dominated the third annual
Sun Valley intercollegiate ski meet
as the competition turned to the
final event of jumping.
The race for the Bradlef plate,
trophy for the best all-around
skier, was a three-Way scramble
which todays jumping was to de-
eide. Bill Redlin Of Washington
was ahead with 290 points, Bobby
Blatt OF Stanford was selond at
2849 and Carl Neu of Washington
was third with 2302.
Two University of Washington
teams ran one-tWo in yesterdays
combined slalom and downhill
events, scoring CATS and 565.7
points respectively. Washington
State college was third with 557.5,
Stanford had 5525 and Idaho 4688.