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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Hatch Scores Three

EVERETT-Everett's undefeat-
ed defending champions in the
Cross-State High School Football
league won their fourth consecu-
tive game last night, banking
Walla Walla, 27-0, at Everett.
Larry Hatch scored three of
Everetts four touchdowns.
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Cliff Olson
Adopts Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Olson an
nounced Saturday that they had
adopted a two-months-oh baby
boy. The child has not been named
yet; joins daughter, Mary, nine
years old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
fish Plunges
For z Scores
Wdrriors in Repeat
Victory Over Lions

Big Steve fish. who wears a
birdcage but booms into the line
like a Gagged lion. powered Clover
Park Warriors to a 1910 victory
over Bellarmine Lions at Bcllar-
mine yesterday afternoon.
fish scored both touchdowns,
booming over from the one
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The lIneupl
Rel1aruiue
Glover Park
Texas Miners
oss Pigskin

LOS ANGELES - Texas Mines.
a team from Ell Paso, Tex, with
mediocre football record. went into
the front rank of great passing
teams today after throwing so
forward passes and completing 81
while losing to Loyola University,
20 10 6, last night at Gilmore
stadium.
A crowd of 10000 saw the
miners gain a total of POS yards
through the air and establish what
is believed to be a new inter
collegiate record for the number
of passes thrown by one team in
a single game. OF the go passes
thrown, % were incomplete and
six intercepted.
Battle 10 TT Tie
SAN JOSE. Cal.-The Hardin
Simmons Cowboys of Abilene. Tex,
and the San Jose State college
Spartans battled to I to Z tie
here last night before 1000 per-
sons. II was the second tie of
the season for each team.
Bobcats Lose, 7-6
G X + + l. Ely, Colo. - Tossin
Tommy Sutak went on another
fourth-period passing spree last
night to lead his Greeley Stat,
teammates to a rs victory over
Montana State. With sever
minutes to play. the Bears took
the bali on their SO and marched
81 yards to score.
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I1KeI u 4 y X, WHO Wdb
brought to earth on the Yakima
17-yard line for q neat aerial gain
Of 10 yards.
TIGER LINE GETS GLORY
Jack mickey. Bengal half, made
seven yards around left end. And,
then. the stalwart Stadium line.
which had been covering itself
with glory, practically drowned It,
self in the glory stuff. The left
side Of the line. especially Messrs.
Dick Hiltbrunn and Ray Hagen,
IN = magnificent effort. exploded
= gaping hole in the Pirates de-
Tense.
Through this wide passage
way for 10 yards, Don Lee
scrambled, half running. half
stumbling until he finally
teetcred over the last stripe
for . touchdown. Muckey's
attempt TO placckick the
extra point WAS wide
The entire Stadium team was in
on the second touchdown in such a
way that when II was all over the
Yakima players probably were
right in thinking they had been
victims of = snide. dastardly plot.
fam PACKS LEATHER
Chuck Fain, a fast man and q
deceptive one. carried the ball. He
caught . Yakima punt on the first
bounce on his own 23-yard line
The two Yakima ends overshot the
tackle ~ Fain gave his hips .
couple of remarkable twists.
The rest Of the Stadium
team formed = protective
screen - dense smoke would
have been no more effective
and behind this screen Fain
raced down the sidelines for
~ yards and . touchdown.
Not . Pirate mltt touched
him. II was pretty 10 watch.
FANS pass TO Clinton. nicely
thrown and just NJ nicely COM
plsted, accounted for the 18th
point.
Stadium first touchdown cam
1t almost the same moment tina
Coach John Heinrich appeared o.
the field. He had been in at
tendance ut his fathers funeral
and wasn't on hand at the begin
ming Of the game.
YAK OFFE1SE WEAK
Yakima didn't show much in tn
way of offense. In the fourt
period the Pirates. after intercept
ing q Tiger pass. managed I
make . first down on the Stadium
31-yard line. Two plays later the
had lost nine yards as the Tigv
line punched through to nail tn
Yak ball carriers in their tracks.
That gives you an idea. Stadiur
probably could have had anoths
touchdown or so. but Heinrich d,
cided to xiv his second and thir
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Trojans Roll
Over Fedway
Pierce County Grid
Race in Deadlock

Friday Results
Fife 40, Federal Way o.
'Clover Park Is, Bellarmine o.
'Non-league.
FIFE - Flashing the scoring
punch of the balmy days in 1889,
Fife Trojans rolled over Federal
Way Eagles, 400, here yesterday
afternoon to tie Clover Park
Warriors for the Pierce County
league lead.
Shlnobu Teranishi put on
the longest gallop of the day,
running so yards for the fifth
touchdown, which came in
the fourth period.
Other touchdowns were made in
order by: Kenji Yaguchi, nine
yard run. Herting, fell on tumble
in end zone; Sagami, two-yard
plunge; Yaguchi, vineyard plunge;
Mel Rowe. 10-yard end run.
Teranishi kicked three CONVEX
sions and Rowe ran one over.
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yard line In the second quar-
ter and plunging through
tackle for ten yards In the
fourth period.
In between. the big Warrior full.
back piled up plenty of yardage
besides playing a rugged defensive
game at tackle.
But the big thrills for Clover
Park were supplied by Jimmy
Allphin. shortie who runs like a
deer in the open but lowers his
head and smacks 'em when cor
nered.
Allphin's darts through the
Lion forward wall set up the
first score. Besides ne kicked
the second conversion.
For the Lions, Larry Rask's
passing was the highlight while
Captain Ray Hammerschmith
played a brilliant game at tackle.
The lineups:
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7 \ { G R ! D
YARD SLICK

Substitutes: Bcilarmine Richter
McGuirk, Fairhurst, v Martineau.
l.. Martineau. Brown and Bichsel
Glover Park-Ladd. Gillette. Huff
man and Godfrey.
Officials: Bob Levinson. referee
John Kennedy. umpire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

OLYMPIA-St. Martins Rang
ers didn't win their football game
last night but they came the clos
est they ever have to victory
against a Washington Intercolle-
giate conference opponent. They
gained a scoreless tie with Central
Washington Wildcats.
A stout goal line defense halted
five Wildcat downfield marches in
the second half, after the Rangers
had failed just before the first half
ended in their only bid for a score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Lutes VS.. Logqers

Probable starting ineups for the Pacific Lutheran
tonight:
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Abes Defeat
Seattle Prep
Inc Thompson Stars
In Punting Bottle

Friday Result
stadium IS, Yakima o.
Lincoln !, Seattle Prep o.
Everett 81. Walla Walla 0.
Easiest way to see the Seattle
Prep-Lincoln game last night IN
Seattle and not miss any Of the
action would have been to have
kept ones eyes glued on Ing
Thompson.
For the Railsplitter junior end.
alertly recovering fumbles and
punting spectacularly into coffin
corner" set up three touchdowns
but the Abes could only score one
as they defeated the Panthers, 10.
In a Cross-State league game at
the Seattle Civic stadium.
Thompson's tumble recovery on
the Seattle Prep 31-yard line in
the second period produced Lin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Rangers Tie
Wildcats, 90

Friday Result
st. Martins 0, Central Wash
ington 0.
Saturday Games
p. L. c. VS.. c. p. s. (Non-
league).
WSC Frosh VS.. Eastern Wash
ington at Cheney.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the first
upset of the 1941 Puget Sound
Conference football season, twice
beaten Auburn Trojans held I'M
defeated Highline Pirate to a
scoreless tie here last night.
The Trojans had two good
scoring opportunities and the
Pirates one. All ended In
field goal attempts which were
blocked or wide Of the up
rights.
Auburn's drives were halted on
the Vineyard line in the first
quarter and on the six-yard line
in the fourth period. Highline
tried its field goal from the three
yard line in the third period.
Highline led in first downs,
to 3.
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Lee, Fain: points after touchdown,
Clinton.
Substitutes: Stadium Bannatts.
Swenson. Saunders. Mansfield. Malt
by. Walters. Baker Rockway. King.
Gust. Mitchell. Boyd. Dahl, s. john
son. B. johnson. Shensky. Murphy:
Yakima--Snyder. Cahoon. Burnham.
Larson. Stubs, Rushmore, Bales and
Pleasant
Officials: Bob Hall. referee: Whit
Lees. umpire Fred LePenske. head
llnesman.
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Al st VS.. Flyers
cIA
STADIUM BOWL

Of1lclaIs. Abe Cohen, referee John Heinrick,
nedy head linesman: c. b Anderson. field Judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Battle 10 TT Tie
San unCE I'll
Bobcats Lose, rs

stringers another quarter on their
letters.
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classical manner by Don Lee,
Tiger quarterback. who was
brought to earth on the Yakima
17-yard line for = neat aerial gain
Of 10 yards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
OFFICIALS

John Kennedy, umpire;
lnesman; Kepka, Judge.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
.Rabaut on Tour
Of Latin Nations

Representative Louis Rabaut
Cd OF Detroit, is one of con-
gressional committee of seven
which today began a clipper ship
tour OF Latin America TO gain
first hand knowledge OF the
United States foreign service
The congressman are members
of the House appropriations sub
committee which is try ing 10
arrange greater economic and
agricultural cooperation between
the United States and Latin
American nations. The party was
to leave Miami this morning. re-
turning Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
Ray N. ShuII
Rites Tomorrow for Ad
Firm Executive

Services will be held at 1880
a. m. tomorrow for Ray Myrtle
Shull. sales manager Of Brown
Bigelow Advertising Company
who died Saturday at Woman's
Hospital
Mr.. Shull was born in Indiana
in 1898, He was member Of the
Economics Club and the Optimis,
Club. He leaves his wife. Luella
two sons. Carl and Charles. and
three daughters. Ruth Myrtle
Betty Lou and Barbara 10.
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Take of Ugly Fat With
Grapefruit Juice Recipe

TRY this home recipe 10 bring back
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ness follow the easy May. endorsed
nv thousands who have Tiled H. Here
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quickly. Now you may slim down your
figure and lose pounds Of ugly fat without
back breaking exercises or starvation diet
just get ounces Of Fsrnol concentrate
from any druggist Add 2 cups of canned
grapefruit Juice and you have a pint OF
excellent redHeeF.
You can get Fernol Concentrate from
Cunningham DRUG, kinsel Drug sans Cut
Rate Drug and druggists sysrywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
John A. Williams
Three S core and Ten
Founder Dies al 80

Funeral arrangements were
completed today for John a. Will
liams. 80, founder and president
of the Three Score and Ten Of
Michigan. who died Sunday at the
home Of his daughter. Miss Ethel
Williams Of 206 East Hancock
avenue,
MIR. Williams was born in a log
house, remembered by old-timers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
Obituaries
Frank WdIkowski
Ex-PoIicemans Rites Set
for 7 omorrow

Fellow officers and police
band will participate in services
al $50 a. m. tomorrow for Frank
Walkowski, Al, member of the
Detroit police department, who
died Friday while on vacation.
Mr.. Walkowski was a member
of the Knights of Columbus. st.
Luke's Holy Name Society and the
Ushers Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
Mrs. Georgia Hovey
Funeral Services 10 Be
Held Tomorrow

Services will he held at > p m
tomorrow in Calvary Methodist
Church, Northrop and Grand
River avenues, for Mrs. Georgia
Hovey. 81. who died in her home
AT 1884 Beaverland avenue, Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Hovey was member oi
Delta Gamma Sorority and Red
ford Women's Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11

as the Six-Mle House, in what Is
now Palmer Park.
The Three Score and Ten Of
organization was founded
in 1897 for native Michiganians
past 20.
Funeral services will be held AT
? p. m. Tuesday at the +. A.
Schwarzkoff funeral home. 1899
CaSs avenue, Utica, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
William A. 0lhs
Auto Club Worker Die.
Suddenly

William A. Ochs. AZ, head of
the emergency road service de-
partment Of the Automobile Club
of Michigan. died of heart at
tack yesterday while on a business
trip to Saugatuck, Mich.
He was member Of Moslem
Shrine. Detroit Commandery and
Detroit Optimists Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
Identify Drowning Victim

The body of a man who
drowned July Is off Belle Isle
dock was identified today as that
of Fred Arnold, 81. by his brother.
John. of 1850 Woodward Heights,
Ferndale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
OTHER PROMOTIONS

Battery ITO sergeant: Cor
porals Vernon c. Olson. George A.
Horvath; to corporal: Pvts. First
Class Henry J. LutZenkirchen,
Robert NJ. Elliott. John V. Smale,
Richard A. McElroy. and Pvts
Milton f. Jones. Joseph +. Slain
ski. Morton j. Vernier. Russell r
st. Pierre. Edward J. Mautuszew
ski, Joseph G. Russell Jr.. Hugo p
Nigro.
Battery "H"-To sergeant: Cor.
porals Zigmund II. Baran, Peter
Yuhasz; TO corporal: Pvts. First
Class Allan c. Dewey, Donald {,
Marshall, Fred A. Pollak, and Pvt
Earl w. TeichoW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
ADyFPTTSFMFNT
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Stop Getting Up Nights

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crarsps - pufv eyes. Get original
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
Little Eva
Played Role 50 Yrs. Age
in Uncle Ions Cabin

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Aug Il
Little Eva lay still in death
today.
Mrs. Cordeiia Howard MacDon.
aid. SO. who played the role OF
Little Eva when Uncle Tom !
Cabin was first produced at Troy
N. Y. in 1S52-nine years before
the Civil War-was stricken sud.
denly at the home of her brother
Walter s. Howard. and died a
short time later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
104 Detroit Men Promoted
lin t25th and 210th CORPS

Promotion AZ 1o4 Detroit men
In army training camps was an
bounced today.
Several Selectees are among
Che men OF the 125th Infantry sd-
vanced in rank al Camp Living
ston. La.
Other promotions include SIS on
listed men ~ Detroit's 2lOth Coast
Artillery tanti-alrcraftl now N
training AZ Fort Sheridan, ILL.,
Those promoted are STAFF Seret
Jean p. Schafer. Headquarters
Company. 10 he technical sergeant
STAFF Sergt. Freezing w. Ballamy,
nti-Tank Company. 10 be first
sergeant; Sergt. Henry !. Van
KaInpen. Anu-Tank Company. and
Serrt. Nels w. WillaSon. Head
quarters Company 10 be stan ser
gesnts.
NAMED SERGEANTS
To be sergeants: Corporals Wal
Ter Zemaiduk and Steve NJ.
Laskey. and Pvt. Theodore {.
Mozczyncki. Company a; Cor
porals James n. Elliott. Michael
J. O'Dea. Alfred Q. Rounds, Mel
yin c. Sparks. Pvt. First Class
Russell L. Pennell. and Pvt First
Class Robert L. Waters. Company
q: Corporals Edmond Q Mes
quin and Reginald {. Simons,
Headquarters Company Corpor-
ais Robert NJ. Holmes. Theodore
Zasula. and Pvt. James T. Colley
Company r; Corp. Charles T..
Dawson and Pvt Douglas A.
Bernhardt, Headquarters CO m
pany; Corp. Henry p. Piotrowski,
Pvt. John r. Maize. and Pvt.
John F. O'Buck, Company r, and
Corporals Frank A. Speaker, The
cdore d. Powers. and James M.
Mcneil, Anti-Tank Company.
BECOME CoRPoRALS
To be corporals: Pvt. First Class
Edward w. Sarrine, Pvt. First
Class Michael Nebeanick, and
Pvt. William T. Fuller. Anti
Tank Company: Pvt. Hardy O.
Moore and Pvt. Seymour Moako-
WITT. Headquarters Company;
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
TUESDAY MORNING

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands Who suffered from the tortrins
reins u rheuma tam. scsatsc,. iumhaeo. neu-
rxigia and neuritn-zry certainly happy over
ther dncovery cf NURfTO. Nov thy have
found . q,ssck acting fnrmuls which speedily
relieves thee exfnusting DDcstar sches snd
psusL NURITO b Trustworthy and depsndnt1e
CONTAINS no opsstea N 30 want 10 led sgzln
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pace and sleep IN comfot-be We and try
NURITO upder this Roncisd eusr.ntee- IL the
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pein 20 yow sstsfsctpon--yosn money vN be
refsnded Don't suner. Ash your druggist today
for NURITO on tfB ruzrz ntee-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
FIRSE "SERVE-sELF"

Brennan Fitzgerald and Sinks,
which began operation of chain
Of restaurants in 1905 was the
first 10 use the slogans serve
self'-which later was adopted by
other restaurants throughout the
country.
He was member OF Detroit
Farmers Club and Pine Lake
Country Club.
Mr.. Sinks leaves his widow
Mrs. Edna Moiles Sinks a son.
Frank w and a sister, Mrs, John
King of ST. Louis. Mo.
Services will he held AZ .. m.
Wednesday in the w. r. Hamilton
home, Cass and West AleNandrine
avenues, with burial in Grand
Lawn Cemetery, the Rev. Burton
s. Levering. pastor of All Saints
Episcopal church. officiating
Managers Of the firms restaurants
will be active pallbearers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-11
.F.W.SinkS.
Restaurant
Head. Dies

Frank W. Sinks. g., member of
the restaurant firm of Brennan,
Fitzgerald and Sinks, died unex-
pectedly yesterday in his home on
Gill road. Pennington.
A native Of Iillsboro. O.. Mr..
Sinks began his career in the old
Russell House in Detroit as a ho-
tel steward. II was there he be-
came acquainted with James a.
Fitzgerald.