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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11
Workers Personal
Safety Hints

Safety Engineer H. p. Heyne
of the Division staff, Of the In
dustrial Commission of Ohio, sug-
gests the following rules for
workers in order to insure their
own safety:
/. A worker who is wearing
safety goggles when pouring mol
ten metal is not safety minded If
he neglects to protect his eyes
when grinding, chipping, weld
ing, handling acid, etc.
2. A worker who keeps all safe
ty guards in their proper places
and uses them correctly, is not
safety-minded, uuless he follows
ALL OTHER safe practices, such
as keeping his tools in proper
condition; safe handling and pill
ing of material, and the like.
3. A worker who steps over a
board with a nail protruding to
prevent injury to himself, may be
cautious, but he is not safety
minded unless he turns the board
over and bends down the nail, or
extracts it, and then removes
the board to prevent a tripping
or stumbling hazard.
4. A worker who practices good
housekeeping in the shop is not
safety-minded if he falls over
material stored on his stairs at
home. 1t is necessary to get the
cooperation of the family in the
prevention of home accidents.
5. A worker who works safely
in the shop, is not safetyminded,
if he drives his auto in reckless
or careless manner.
6. A worker who reports all
slight injuries Immediately for
proper attention is not safety
minded if he neglests to take
care of his general physical con-
dition.
7. A worker who uses we'll
constructed ladder in the shop,
with safety-shoes attached to the
ladder feet, is not safety-minded
if he uses box or a barrell or
rocker for ladder at home.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

Wesleyan's presentation of the
Messiah" to be presented in
Gray Chapel on Sunday, Dec. Ia
at 8:15 p. M, it was announced
this week by Rexford Keller,
head of the university's music
department.
The soloists will include Maur-
inc Parzybok of Chicago; Har-
din Van Deursen, baritone of
Ann Arbor; Bonnie Ruth Nc
Innes, soprano of Ann Arbor,
and Howard Jarrett of the Ohio
Wesleyan music school, tenor.
The presentation of the "Mes-
siah" is one of the biggest events
on the Ohio Wesleyan calendar.
Each year about two thousand
individuals jam Gray Chapel to
hear it.
The soloists will be supported
by the Ohio Wesleyan Singers
club augmented by the A Cap
pella choir. The instrumental mu-
sic will be furnished by the Wes-
leyan symphony.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

war come to the United States in
a manner that will transform
our way of life so completely
that we won't recognize the nice
old thing.
The blueprints have been
drawn, and they will je released
as soon as the echoes of the bells
on Santa's reindeers have died
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11
Central Ohio Workers
Get Back Pay

COLUMBUS - One hundred
and eighty-nine Central Ohio
workers engaged in interstate
commerce or in the production of
goods for interstate commerce
have or will receive $17,694.63
in unpaid back wages as a re-
suit Of U. S. Wage and Hour Di-
vision settlements during Nov
ember, it was reported today by
H. r. Justice, Senior Inspector
in charge of the Divisions Cpl
umbus office.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

Ohio County Auditors associa-
ton in the Deshler-Wallick hotel.
The day was spent in discussion
of financial problems. George J.
Oswald of Sandusky, was elected
president of the organization,
and A. B. Peckinbaugh, Column
bus, secretary.
Lowell w. Vermilion, Licking
county recorder, and his chief
deputy, Ivan Roberts, attended a
meeting of the State Association
of County Recorders in the Neil
House in Columbus. Recorder
Vermilion was elected vice pres
ident of the organization.
Still another group in session
was the State Association of
County Treasurers, which was
attended by Aurel ? Coffman,
Licking county treasurer.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11
Y Male Chorus
On Radio Sunday

Members of the Newark YMCA
male chorus were in GAINESVILLE
Sunday where they presented two
concerts, the first at 10 a. m. in
the regular church service Of the
Pilgrim Evangelical and Reform
church.
The group presented one
half hour program at l:30 p. m.
over WHIZ. In the radio pro-
gram, solos were also featured
by C. d. Rankin, director.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

At least 35 cents an hour must
be paid workers making wooden
partitions, shelving, pre-fabrlcat-
ed cabinets and store fixtures
for interstate shipment under the
Federal Wage and Hour Law.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11
County Officials
Attend State
Association Meetings

Three state groups of county
officers were in convention in
Columbus last Wednesday and
Thursday. Jesse T. Rees, Lick
ing county auditor and deputies
Roe Morrow, Forrest Keckley,
Alverda Connell and Marguerite
Cross, attended a meeting of the
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

All new recruits in the U. S.
Navy and the Naval Reserve re-
ceive an elementary training in
the use of all types of regulation
Navy small arms - rifles ma
chine guns, automatic pistols.
Assembling arms by sense Of
touch is included in this train
ing.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11
CHECKER CHAMPION

Mr.. Newell w. Banks, blind
fold checker champion of the
world, and the worlds leading
exhibitionist of simultaneous
chess and checkers, was in New
ark Wednesday evening, Dec. 10,
and attended the regular meet
ing of the local YMCA chess and
checker club. He played six
games of checkers himultaneous-
ly blindfolded.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-11

Do not grieve upon your own
troubles: you would not have
them if you did not need them.
Do not grieve over the troubles
of "others"; there are no others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Alleged Tilt

HOLLYWOOD San Diego beat
Hollywood last night. IS 10 IL. in
an alleged ball game at Holly
wood. In which a total OF "a hits
were registered off II pitchers.
The radres scored five runs in
the second. but the rwinks
promptly tied the score and added
four more in the third,
San Diego evened the count
with four runs in the fifth, and
from that frame each team scored
almost at will. Bill Rrenzel
homered with the bases full for
Hollywood IN the third. but swede
Ienscn's home run with = man on
base provided the Padres with
their winning margin In the
eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

gods who watched over him in
such crises - The praddock. Ca
lento and puddy Raer hrawls,
eame 10 his rescue again in the
hoodoo 18th.
Conn - inspircd hy the
champlon's wcefui condition
~ the 18th ard unwilling ie
caast ~ victorS--went out in
the 18Th te knock out the
heavyweight king. Fighting nj
close quarters. he let Louis
beat him ca the punch with
smashing right hook on the
chin.
The blow staggered Billy, hut he
tried 90 fight back leaving open.
ings for the harrase Of hooks and
nppecuta that battered him about
the ring and dressed him Tor the
kill" II came when a thunder
ing straight right caught him or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Tenth Game
For Hutch!

BUFFALO. ~. Y Allowing
only six hits and whiting nine.
young Freddy Hutchinson pitched
the Buffalo Bisons to a Sd tri-
umph over Baltimore In an IL
inning International league contest
last night. Hutchinson walked
only two a. he chslked up his tenth
victory Of the season against but
three defeats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
CONN., KAYOED BY LOUIS, MAY GET RETURN CONTEST
Seals Win

PORTLAND ~ San Frznczsco
last night sxened It's series Sath
Portland. scoring a 9 70 ) an
sfth q two-rsn rally in the ninth.
Don whites single scored Brooks
Holder. who Rad singled. and
Nanny Fernandez. who lad
doubled. Too late the Beavers
called in Joe Gonzales 70 relieve
Ray Harren Tony Lszzerf got
his first home rlIn Of the esason
in the sixth Bob Joyce won his
first game for the Seals. relieving
Larry Jansen n the eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Promoter Nike Jacobs said
today that Louis would fight
again In september. and n the
enthusiasm - the crowd ~ - .ts7
which paid tt5i 1881 10 see last
nights performance at the Polo
grounds was any gauge. a return
Juuls-Conn bout would draw =
81 600 900 gate.
At the end Of the 18th round
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
OAKLAND

summary-Losing pitcher. Rleinke;
balk. Caplinger: innings pitched.
Kleinke 8; at bat. off Kleinke a; hits,
off Kleinke 8. runs. off Kleinke 5.
runs responsible for Kleinke 5. struck
out. by Kleinke /. Salveson ?, Cap
finger 2. bases on balls. off Kleinke
/ Salveson 2. Caplinger l. wild
pitch. Kleinke: three-base hits.
Tauby, Rieney. two-base hits. Sturdy,
Raimondi. runs batted in. Tauby 2.
Gudat. Rigney. Salveson, sacrifice,
Christoff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Last night the
ia pound Conn
had Louis groK
~ Giving the
champion an adj
vantage of ISL
Pc De an 4
seathsring his
most explosive
blow for II
rounds. Con n
had m de q
&c tai ular
stand out boz
ing and out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
gRNaUA UNCERTAIN
SOF ALL

-. n SSth cAC wNcn for
feit game over Fssrnit0remen
when the latter club ssiled t.
hssx enough nen nresen, a. game
time
I've victor, russ 90 y into
nr<t rlsce ~ Nth tccAl
eekS fer ne nr~t half IN
ass>trtal leagsse championship.
ne other Esommercisl-fad4ls-
trsal lcor same and the 2Seth
ONO "a North esNsllor CITY
leer nsv were washed cgt
r.rk S.Nf1Nsu eanses ~ thR Trsssl~~
CAV ntsht ~ So r NJ
cts leakts
TNansrregR - e<axneen. Mckiriss
" s <escke ~ SortA FsNAiszn.
.xeffNrNsr NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Rowe Would
Put Portland
In Grid Loop

SEATTLE-Bobby Rove. Port
land sports promoter who spon-
sored two professional football
games last year. will seek = North
west league franchise for Portland,
II was disclosed today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

smuggling the poised and powerful
Louis until victory was almost
within his grasp.
Al tho close OF the tumultous
18th round Il seemed Conn could
not lose. lie was ahead on points.
A slow starter, he was getting
stronger with each round while
Louis appeared TO be fading fast.
soE HAD STAMINA. LUCK
hut you need stamina and luck
In fighting. and Bomber Joe has
both In abundance The fistic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Peppers Lose
Another Game
Unpredictdble Oaks
Slon En- Down

OAKIAND-The unpredictahls
Oakland Acorns. current occu-
pants Of ire Pacific Coast league
basement. turned in another upset
last night They beat the league
leading Sacramento Cardinals S 10
o for their second straight over
PEPPER Martins crew.
The game never was in doubt
for the oaks leaped on Norbert
Kleinke IN the first inning for
three runs
Salveson doled out only five hits
TO the Solons. Only in the fourth
inning did Scion get TO second
base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Wants Entire Illinois Staff Fired

zFB4NSf1b4A m--sehstof toAn "a, Fssel<e n rNnsN
toza ssnsts fnees erree
1ef Director Wenaen Wilson ccsehnk
teseion footen Fa4h,sv
ots while essnt as re sn%spse eennss' snpro-
rsssuon hH
%Hetoe snen1 sAAhs Hone Supporting university
tke staetscA sAoase - slFeeAtenea ~oad
st>z4 developers ~ ~AseA proaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

the head and
aroppcd him
Tx = shot
horse,
A. Refr re
Edible Joseph
tailed tho count
above him Conn
tried 10 rise
hut had gained
only one knee
when the fatal
To- Vas srok
81
RiilV didn't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Der and his challenger then all
depend upon the terms we can
make with the outstanding con
tenders
In other words-if Conn and
Manager Johnny RAY demand
much more than the 1871 per
cent received last night. Billy
The-kid may be left cooling
his heels while Lou Nova II
tossed In with Louis.
Jacobs believes that either Conn
or Nova would draw a 81 900 .ooo
gate In September with Louis.
Accordingly. the proposed July
bout between Louis and either Of
the giants. Abe Simon or Buddy
Raef. has been cancelled.
At the close of the 18th. this
writer had scored six rounds for
the challenger Five were given
to 100 y pound Louis. and one was
rated even. Louis won the first
three. lost the fourth and then
came back to take the fifth and
sixth. He didn't win = round
thereafter. Conn took all the
others, except the even 10th. The
knockout blow was the lone
knookdown of the fight. although
Conn had slipped in wet spots In
the. first and tenth
Louis, who received <2iz per
cent Of the net gate. earned about
$4,000, bringing his total earn
ings in four years well over the
y. 0O0. 900 mark. Conns 16h per
cent approximates $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

spokane ...t........ 900 600 BOO q
Wenatchep ..s.ass..s noa o2o liza
nAnan q earned runs, off Reid a.
klnnaman rune hatted IN. McCofs
mack 2 NndfeaA, Cos. nonetu p Far
reil. Hunhea 4 wilson, twcahape hits
Beard. tndrpsa Con q Mafionetti
tledsine. FARRELL Wilson. horne tuns
Mccormack, Hughes double rlAN,
tledRius u Marines left on bases
apot ane A. Menntrhce 10. bases on
haiiA. Oft Reid Y Weldon 8 kinnas
man q. struck out hs Reid y weldon
., KinnAmAn q. hitN, of Reid IN O.
nlua lnnlnee 10. OF weldon IN In
nlnps y Oft klnnaman IN innings 4
Wild Pitches, Reid ? nnrires Eneef
and ecott time. , 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Major Leaders
nv UNITED PRESS
Five leading batters:

Home runs. OFT, Giants, IT. YORK,
Tigers is. Camilli Dodgers. IL.
Johnson. Athletics. IL Nicholson,
Cubs. "a. williams. Red Sox. Is. Di-
Maggie Yankees. Ia
Runs; DiMaEsio. Yankees 81. VIII
ltams. Red Sox sa Hack Cubs. 40.
Moore. Cardinals. as Boudreau. In
dians. a6
Runs hatted In; York. Tigers. IS.
Nicholson. Cubs. So. Keller, Yankees,
50: Fnxx. Red Son. 20: Campbell.
Tigers. as
Hits; SLAUGHTER Cardinals ~.
Cramer, Senators. ST. Moore, Cardi-
nails. II; DiNaggio. Yankees, IT;
Heath. Indians. T6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 5, Brooklyn l.
St Louis :. Philadelphia 3
New York 2. Pittsburgh ? thine
limit
Boston I, Cincinnati 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

summary-Ten hits 5 runs off jan
II and q off Harrell in SIS. 0 and o
off Gonzales In = winning pitcher
joyce losing pitcher, Harrell. runs
responsible for, Harrell 8. Jansen 5.
struck out. Harrell 5. Jansen 3.
bases on balls. off Harreu q. Jansen
2. stolen base Trowcr: home run.
Iazzeri. two-base hits. Holder 2. Car
roll, Norbert. Pain, Fernandez. Wright:
runs batted In, Wright q Fain. Car
roll. Schultz. Lazzeri. Harrell 2. Per-
nandez 2. d White. left on bases.
san Francisco .. Portland 7. double
plays Brown TO Reich Trowcr TO
Ogrodowski to Pain. hit BY pitcher.
BY Jansen 2. Joyce /: Wild pitches.
Jansen 1. Harreil l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Yakima ... 90 400 SiNa& ia Q
Vancouver $40. esAf csAo c,feas ~ q
SUMMARY t-,sins pitcher, Jonas
80 pafkeleW q. ~ Hat of Jonas
% ceecsN "a nAFkelew as, hits or
Jonas . e,s'>otn 8 narkelew "a runs
r,Nnfea al Jonas = SNsf.>fn perkee
lew 4 ftaNs teet>ensfA1s fsf, Jonas :
NeesNAgh / pNfkeleW e struck cut ~
On i>Alls cff Jonas Z N~l,Nrn q
psfkeaAn left On haEea Yakima 9
VANCOUVER p tese=Rs=# Alta Jones
Hoit >,fteik Bliss. Madrid. runs bat
80 m Jewell Wfsfht SsIenss
Me6ffd g Reesf NNifNnct q Volt
sAs.f4sf,e pRfkeieW paHek stolen
Rase. Neunkcf. dosNle niav< Madrid
- fls>lf ~ Re@~e .feiley - w1teNt
tive "a. unrir~s ksiiis and weise
e~f,sNr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Hpohsnss epbattied trtbs moved
into Yaklms today 70 open = five
game series that comes ~ close 10
being crucial as anything offered
IN The Western international league
ihls year
The chips are down. for last
night Yekima roundly thumped
the Vancouver capllsnos az %
move within = hslf.fams ~ the
pare setting Indians. vbo dropped
an "a decision 10 The wenatchss
Chiefs
Yakima unies.hed = ta-hit
hsffass on two Vancouver
hnrIers while Hsrlelew. rippln
pitcher. settled dawn % blank
ths rapiisnos after ihs nr-t
inning. The eateoms pushed
Vancouver aows IN The 800
mark IN the iessns standings.
lsin forced possposemcnt 81
~. Second game.
Spokane got three homers among
lts seven hits. but the Indians
were unable o. offset wenatchee's
II hits that Melted -four runs IN
The third. two more in tho NTH
and me each IN the seventh and
eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Slender Irish Boy Gets
Careless in 18th Round
Hos Title Within His Grosp When He
Elects 10 Slug II Out With Champion
ny IAfK uDDY

INV Y0RKBlly th slender fshman from Pittsburgh
sho for fw taHuous night looked ike iOtoi
mot 10 win the worlds heavyweight boxing us
hut september with Champion Louis finally knocked
him rith isas than three spare
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

AeiiNwsNNS .s..4444..lAs Cl1 icA--ae
uunaarv--wlnnins pitcher, Num-
phreve. leSins pitcher. JOINER, tnninsS
pitched ~ Powell ~ Osborne =
eithorn So niiseck 4, Thomas a.
CAV n Rit4ner a, Joiner ! a fsi-
lette is, Al nst. or Powell ie os-
N,,flae 30 Ri&aaFa s. ENleecS q Taon-
- s. CAV Z Rfttnpf q JOINER s Pr
le4te s runs or Powell 5. oSl>orns 5.
slthoen 8 nslAeck 2 Cav I. Est1ner
s JOINER 3 filietse 2 hits. or rcNNE
cSNofns > Eftharu &. Nliceck :
1honss 8 Cav l. sittneT : io.uef =.
nslbstte :. runs =eSaenslole 70, peesa
i CSNarne EttfNfn 81 DINA =.
Cav Z Rittner : .aolner = FiiAeass
sunrhrcVx l. Thompson L NSSes on
Balls 81 Powell Rftncrn = III
neck 3 Cav 3 rl1ls4ts 4 sUnpA~esz
THOMPSON 3. struck cut ~ Powell
= HssNcfn : SffKneT 4 Fiitetfe 4
Tn ~ NsSex So Dseec a. Hells1-
04ss>r u, txse-h ASx NfN SssEeae
Afasvtra Ssafilsfol SreFTS. Foseaf>srk
Efaherr fhree-hsxF hia NavvrTs
Aer,c rslns. Rreazei aeFSer, Sse-sfsees
4alls-H. KAHN xanler NaseS F'stcnrsl-
EaSlln. runs NsfHec IN Ca nelss =
nstclselk NezFeTe = - igeic s Sre-sx
refAre NNaA kahR a FNSrr NeTk
s~nrei . Hfnern herman Nxxizn
rarr~fl aea~en 2 scunls paw
Suwersy " Esslsrs - Su~eHey KAhls
- SrfNite - SN~eneH
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WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

Chicago 3, New York 2.
Detroit 5. Boston 2.
Cleveland Il. Philadelphia ?.
st. Louis 3. Washington 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

vesse postn.setet esn tel vee
foe ~ mves, n Z. = receNse
poasa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
ON THE LAM
pifh ELLIOTT hETcALF

IT TOOK ltlIe 74peund Irsk 10 debate end
ne widely hsfaIdsd greatness ~ Toe Louis. who has
ffsen lnsis<ibs n ne minds # many ~ vhsekne
tfesd.iips ~ buns.
II BIly Conn Iasl nlRkt had po=ee-@ed half the
pursH FIizsimnuons. ksfehs fansfefd Dempsey
fannsys right hand fhsyd picked up Louis head The
ssed parts department u Fords Detroit plant where Joe
snfs worked = laborsr.
palg ddn't kauckls. knocking power
rs ifsaltlensur hitting steod ct boidr
tskshishsd fossn vho cut,
bsiief lhss = poufds
mat to sturdy chin chin
schedule with homIsns
results fsf ice
n l@nrt does fault - h wobbs
time when eny buns and
buns u > challenging path
fsasst everybody ehseh>a ~ he pit vita him
Jacobs s.a hl- New yesh
sith title
probably performed Told perform
On - record sses white iouis rates killer Of
tllsss
paI felix's seriously and reason should e YOU
vesg have dome that chin
sbst johnson would Rave 70 ioss attack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
M1 The
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Los Angeles at Seattle. rain.
Oakland s. Sacramento Q.
San Francisco 8. Portland 5.
San Diego IS. Hollywood Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

n vog'rV not ssSlag T. So Il ~stA
= Fsss~Acttor TINES want Al
PAc.e Mar S1N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Yakima Half
Game Behind
Coins by Victory.
While Indions Lose
INTERNATIONAL

wEDNEsDAy'a RESULTS
Yskims a Vancouver 2 might
game fsinsd out
Salem Al Tacoua. rain
Wsnatebes Z. SPOKANE O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

NEW yORk-=The gross gate
sf the Hilis Gonn-5oe Louis
fight today was officially an
naunced NJ slst.sas The net
was ssse.oia. The paid attend
ance was MAST.
the fighters shares and take.
were not announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
lNrrRN Arto>Al lNAcrr

<swRFk rs,Fonfe
.sefee, cIts a py>snestss
nAitfnsosr HNffsia =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

know he Was counted cut. and
- Ne nnaily climbed to his feet
he turned toward LOUIS - ready
FOR hattie and said Now you II
really hsye 70 night
RRNArxA UNCERTAIN
despite Conn's femSrk able
showing, Promoter Jacobs was
none too certain today about =
return match Ne said that Louis
wan not fight again until Sepsems
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Oregon states deer season Tor 1871 viii he from :.
September 20 % October ~. Same IN 1910.
sh Information received yesterday from v Wire Oregon
supervisor u game
ausssied planning
thesf vacations time putsue osesons famed deer
Listen -.
Esstefnefs ehiae m Coasters shc, our Coast league
graduates whc Mop the major time, m, where would the
fsnk< he without loe DNasec. And doe u mol the cn,
Win has written maict league history, There arc
mere "ltcldsuusas IN the nation tcda, than YOU can
imagine The fight result II Charlie Rcedieer
cretime sports editor and taking lie IN the Ee
fhcf dropped IN Cor the first time IN oh man,
menks And ceks nke four million dollars, Mel Mallory,
ef esrd sseseh ma ne wr recsss ~, seer Ns ssnk
rhs ~ stu rrhs~ the hail. IN,
~k nne sv~as slash Aset Dase Mst'cw~ relcFfs and
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Rated FOR Rsttner IN sixth
: RAtted fof Thompson IN ninth-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Louis kss been baIIyhoced 10 heights he really never
Attained because hs opposition has been terrible.
Mas sshmeins knoeksd him kicking, and the Dushman
eeffsinly never wss . great fighter
shoss Conn ,hs ntls pole from Pittsburgh
that The powerful sturdy and sold
hitting Novs chance ~ putting Joe with the lies
scheduled tentatively 10 Do title fight
n September,
through unless there popular demand FOR
gallant little y who At that lost
Ne chance through ish fighting spirit which led 10
l<<snets
Nsss l. 40 like easne Mccoy Thomas
u ubbeffs has fssned his reputation
And fest his awkward determined fearless conf
eeni youns whu ~n he q physical match fof tous
seh bach hnew that No had hee- night
faanes fought might
hase h<er given ,be nfhi On decision.
damage reports say. IN did
Doe Tnnsy HE title ftom Dempsey Hereunder tie had
cnls N. would he
champion today
nj wasn't fcs IA heat. r,liys tough
mtk ~ however made than thai louis
t-sh toussd 10 point beyond Ma true ability
John Lake Posses
Tfsp-hcosfs the state over win regret The passing II
John Lake. veefaA referee
The Tsccmsn and former ras slupl,e rate the most
efficient referee of The rcattefrur sport this state has known
NJ mstt shoot complete without The friendly veteran n the
ne h.a sscsted with The sport h,hod
sfess lover nature and sportsman sense Of The word
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Totals .#.#=zs AS IS % 70 Is 4
Rated Tor Thomas IN ffth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Der and his challenger then all
depend upon the terms we can
make with the outstanding con
tenders"