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La gaceta., 1941-10-17
La BOdA de Hoy

Para las Siete de la nOche de
hoy eSta senalada la boda de la
irteresante Srta. Rosa Gonzh-
lez con ell joven Jose Antonio
Real, de la ciudad de Chicago.
Este enlace Sc efectuara en-
la Iglesia Cat6lica NueStra Sra.
Gel Perpetuo Socolro, y sera "a
padrinado por la Srta. Olga
Martinez y ell joven james
Granda.
La Srta. Gonzalez es hija de
los estimados esposos Manuel
Gonzalez, RESIDENCES en- ell 2007
&c la Gale Mitchell.
Su prOne5ido es native de
Chicago y ha residido por mu-
chos amos IN esta ciudad.
Despu&s de Ia Boia Sc lie ofre-
oera una reception 4 los nuevos
asposos. en- la Residential de los
padres de la joven i~esposada.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

ronde EN- torno de su sombra
para rendirle y traerle,
eSta noche tn sonrisa
no ardera como otras veces,
nj cundiran los jazmines
en- 10 prieto de tus m~ientes,
Encierrate en- las blancuras
de tn retro de siempre.
V, haSta manana... Esta noche,
por mas que aguardes, no viene
A 10 mejor no Sc acuerda...
A 10 peOr no te quiere...
Puede que va no lie gustes...
sabe 81 lie entretienes,
tn eres aGn muy mOcita,
y en- tn pecho, TODD verde,
no sabe entrar ell gusano
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

aprciado amigo Dr.. Jose A.. Do
minguaz. AMI tomara el vapor
Florida, de la p, & o., que 10
conducira a la Habana, Cuba.
Solo unos dias permanecera
en- Ia Habana. La mission que 10
lleva a este presipitado viaie es
ell traer a la autora de Sus dias a
reSidir con 81 en- esta ciudad,
donde cuenta con s6lidos afec-
toS.
Al partir lie deSeamo. feliz
viaje V un pronto regresO,
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
La fiesta de mariana

Con un bonito Y suggestive
no-ul)re Sc celebrara manasa u
ma gran fiesta EN- toto eli edifi-
clio del Circulo Cubano, auspi-
uiada por la Secci6n de Propa =
ganda de Ia referida s0ciedad.
Promote quedar a gran altu-
ra, considerable ell embullo rel
mantle y la noble causa que la
motiva SOcorrer a los socios
enfermos y carentes de recur-
SOS.
En- la tarde de aver ell Sr. Ma
nuel Garcia Talavera nos entire
go una listS parcial de las dis
tinguidas personals que han or
denado separar mesas. Son: DR..
Ismael Argulo, DR.. Juan Sill
verio, DIR. GuStavo POrrO, DR..
A. Perzia, Srts. Manuel Rubin,
Francisco Fernandez de la
NUez, AdOlfo Suarez, Charles
Lopez, Nebrasa Printing Co..
Rafael Rubio, DIR. Abelardo
Martorell, DR.. Schwartz, Milo
Lima, Indalecio Llama, G. Val
despino, Cesar Fernandez, Hen
ry Gonzalez, Daniel Arias, Ba-
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Para Cuba

En- la manana de hoy partio
para Miami, en- autom6vil, ell
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Matinee en- 81 Astniano

Matinee en- el AStuuiaRO
La Secoi6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano celebrara el an
trante domingo su tercera matt
nee bailable de la ssrie inver.
nal.
Una orquesta de fuera de la
loca,idai tendra a su cargo la
parte bailable.
Como las anteriores, empeza-
"a a las cuatro de la tarde y ter
minara a las ocho de la nOche.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
La Function de Hoy

Function elegante Ia de eSta
noche, en- Ell teatro del Circulo
Cubano, por la Compania Cuba
ma cue dirige ell primer actor
Sr. Alberto Perez Arrechavale-
ia, estrenandose ell bonito jul
guete c6mico "LOs Pantalones'
del Gallego". A petici6n del pd-
blico Sc llevara nuevamente a
escena "Echale Guindas al Pa
vO".
En- la segumda parte hara su
reaparici6n en- Tampa la tiple
Mercedes Perez que, a
nuestro juicio, es una las meJo-
res tiples cue nos ha visitado.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Enfermo

BESIDE hace SemanaS Sc en-
cuentra rec,uido en- ell SanatO-
rio del Centre Espanol un esti-
mado amigo, ell joven Cesareo
Cuetc, padecien1o de una dslica
da dolencia en- ell tobillo de la
picrna derecha.
En- la vista que le hicimos
en- dias pasados, nos inIform6
&c las grandes atenciones que
ALI recibe, como tambien de las
3omodidades de que disfruta.
Pronto Sera dado de alto.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17

nj la guadaha Sc met2,
iAnda, mujer. Anda, bo5a.o.
iVete a dormir. Va no yiene!
La Luna, que te conOce,
de mas fulgor a su nieye,
v asi, en- tus pupilas tris.es
brillan equivo,amente
las luces que te malogran
Y las que tie favoreceno.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
Para ell Domingo

Anuncia la Compania Cuba
ma su despedida temporal de la
ciudad, va que ha recibido un
fructifero contrato para ell tea
tro "Hispano" de New York
Embarcara ell lunes.
Esa noche subira a escena la
colossal obra "El Reservado No.
10" Y un gran acto de varieda-
des, todas c~ompletamente nue.
La gaceta., 1941-10-17
La VelGdd de Hoy

Hoy viernes, II de Octubre
celebrara la prestigiosa logia
Jose G. CurbelO No. A de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz, una
gran velada para conmemorar
81 29o ~aniversario de su funda-
ci6n.
E! acto Sc verificara en- Ia sa
Ia principal de fiestss del Cen
tro Espahol de West Tampa.
Los hermanos de las diferen-
ties Logias de la Orden han side
cordialmente invitados, como
tambien les familiares de los
mismos, amigos y representan-
ties de la prensa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Forbes Heads
Dinner Group

Appointment of Ebert Forbes.
manager of the Lundquist-Lilly
store. as chairman Of the commit
tee to put on the second annual
Hot Stove league dinner for the
Tacoma Tiger players Saturday
night, April IS, was announced
Friday
President A. W. Schlegel
made known Forbes appoint
ment and announced that the
dinner will be held In the
American Legion hall, South
4th and G SITS.
II will be a stag affair, with
the usual buffet dinner, en-
tertainment and refreshments.
A special guest of honor Will be
Robert B. Abel. former president
of the Tacoma Hot Stove league,
who recently was elected president
Of the Western International
league.
The ticket sale for the dinner
will open Saturday, with the paste
boards obtainable at Chappell Il
Grimes, a46 Pacific ave; Moneys.
e3S Pacific ave. Broadway Sports
Center. 49, Broadway; Roy Arch
er's. So. 18th and K SITS, and from
Hot Stove members. Attendance
will be limited to 400.
II you're not using it. sell it with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Goodbye, Marty

Los ANGELES-Marty Bril-,
football coach at Loyola univer-
Sty los Angeles) and former
Notre Dame star. and Barbara
Glare Thorn of Los Angeles will
be married April 2e. they said
today.
They met last fall on a train
bound for Santa Clara. Miss
Thoms brother, Johnny Thorn,
was a member Of the Santa Clara
football team. and Brill was max
ing the trip as scout for Loyola.
Brill is IS, his fiance 81. and il
is the first marriage for both.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Handballers
Reach Quarter
Bruce Hilderbrondt
Hos EosY First Day

Defending champions and fsv-
orites from so entries today
started ausrter-finals of the Pa
cifie Northwest AAU hAndhall
at the Tacoms Elks courts.
Montana, Washington. Idaho,
Oregon and British Columbia we're
represented.
Bruce Hilderbrandt Of Seattle.
defending singles champion. drew
a bye in the first round and won
by default In the second.
Lewis and Jensen Of Portland.
Ore. 1910 doubles titleholders.
eliminated Pierce and Westbrook,
Tacoma, 21-10, 2l-3.
Other first-day scores:
Singles: Rogers, ls6th In
fantry, beat Stubs. Seattle,
1921, 2l-20. sI-ls; Flynn,
Spokane. beat Howe. Tacoma.
21-l. Gill: Mclaughlin, Port
land. beat Flynn, Spokane,
21-14, 1921, 21-14; Holder.
Tacoma, beat Violin, Port
land. 21-12, 1871, Ellis;
Anloury, Portland. heat Boud-
win. Tacoma, 2I-l0. 17-2l.
2l-14: Ziegler. Tacoma, bye
first round. defeated S1aft,
Butte. 71-6, 21-I0; Skok,
Spokane. heat Schenker. Seat
tie, 2I-I4. 2l-6; Ribsck, Port
land, heat shannon, Butte,
21-9. all.
Doubles: Burns and Philips,
Portland. heat Glovd and McLsin,
Tacoma. 21-1s, alb: Stewart and
Holder. Tacoma, beat Burns and
Phillips. Portland. 21-1s. 2i-s;
Esgen and Evans. Seattle, beat
Laranger and Thompson. Seattle,
21-13, 21-6; Smith and Richen,
Portland. beat Smith and Buckley,
Seattle. 21-16, 21-1s: Cebula and
McAllister, Portland, beat Lib ano
Pstricelli. Seattle, by default
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
ONE MORE WIN WILL
CINCH STANLEY CUP

DETROIT-Only one more VIC
tory remained today between
Boston's Bruins and possession of
the Stanley cup, emblem of Nat
ional league hockey superiority.
The Bruins slammed a Az VIC
tory over the Detroit Red Wings
before Io.137 fans last night TO
take a so lead in their best-of-
seven seriee.
Detroit. which had given the
National league champions two
stiff tussles at Boston, wnted
under the Bruins scoring drive
which produced TALES in eacn
period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
White Sox Winners

CHlCAGO-The Chicago White
Sox and Cubs arrive home today
for the final three games of their
annual city series" The Sox
made the spring season score 8
games to s. IN favor OF their
North Side rivals yesterday when
they won. is to l3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Melton Looks Good

MARTINSVILLE. Va. - The
Philadelphia Phillies, stopping here
today for another exhibition tilt
with the Washington Senators,
were expecting big things from
Rookie Frank Melton. In three
innings yesterday he faced only
nine Senators, shutting out Wash
ington as the Phils rallied to score
a IA victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Florida Has
Greatest Play
In Turf Life
CORAL GABLES. F1s.-The

CORAL GABLES. Fls.-The to-
tai psri-mutuel play for Floridas
turf season swelled IN S4s.042 3as
this year-greatest in its racing
history.
Betting at the Tropical and His-
leah Park tracks was sl,25e, 522
more this season than during the
previous one and the mutuel play
during the 34-day spring meeting
at Tropicsl-boosted by S4o5,65e
wagered on yesterdays final eight
race card 10 a total of S12,9s4,43e
was responsible for the new
record.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Matheson's Home Run Wins
For Seattle Over Angels
Clout Comes in Ninth Inning With One
Mon on Bosses and Score Tied and 2
Nv United Press

Bill Nsthesons homs-run with
Les SCI r<ella on base in the ninth
inning gave Seattle a : u win
over Los Angeles yesterday and
put the Rainiers in undisputed pos
session n second place in the Pa
cific Coast league.
Rain washed out the other en-
counters.
Paul Gregory held the Angels TO
six hits, although Ray Prm and
Joe Berry gave the Rsiniers only
seven. Prim retired in the sixth
when he was struck on the shins
by a line drive by Bill Lawrence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Event Billed
For Saturday
Northwest Y Titles
Involved: "a Enter

Premier vrestlers II Oregon,
Washington and the Tacoma mill
tsry area vill get together sstur-
day in the Pacific Northwest AAU
wrestling tournament al the
YkCA.
Seven Oregon champions and =
National AAU champion. now sta
toned AZ Fort Lewis. will tanFle
with Washingtons best in the
tourney. which has attracted -
entries from throughout the
Northwest
Saturdays schedule calls
for weighing-in at 10 a. m.
with first round matches ~
IL n. IN. Examinations down
to the finals are slated for the
afternoon session with the
finals at = o'clock.
Paul Walker heads the commit
tee in charge of the tourney. Other
committee members are John
Heinrich. Vincent Keyes. Leslie
Sandvig. Harold Keller and Stuart
Parks.
The entry list:
i2i pounds Donion TIA
coma ". shis Hinstsu tMsnley
Center. Portlsnd).
12s pounds - Hills Schlappi
(Multnomsh A. C.. Portland. Mel
win Williams tMultnomsh A. c.,
Tom Underwood fPortlandD. Rob
ert y. Dunn tBellingham). Hal
Maddox fSesttle). Warren Mccall
(TacomaD.
1876 pounds-Jim DeShszor
tPortlaDd), Wally johnson
tPortland). Charles BordweII
tMultnomAh A. c., Harold
Maddox wv. A. G., seattle).
Frank Nishikawa lMsnIey
Center. PortlAnd), Gordon G.
Shields tSeattie), Mike Reuter-
Tacoma W.
las pounds-Fred Moser Multi
nomah A. c., Bob johnson Port
land). Leonard Leo (PortlandD
Mickey Friedman Nv. A. c.. Seat
tle). Ernest Newt CLongview
YMCA), Herman Rhodes Long
view), Bob Rowan (Tacoma). Russ
Bowen tSesttlel, Herb Minis
tTacoms).
155 pounds ~ Herbert Hutton
tMultnomah ACD. Don Whitbeck
portland YMCAl, Don Dilley
fTscoms). Boyd Schlegel Seattle
yMCA), Mike Pizzuto (Belling-
ham YMCA).
1s5 pounds Bob Denney Multi
nomah AC). Donald Bennett,
tSpanaway).
175 pounds-Clem Meeks port
land YMCA). Bud McNaughtor
WAC, Seattle). Gerald Kelsc
WAC. Seattle), Ralph Smather,
tLongview YMCA), Bliss Croft
tTacoma YMCA), Marvin Bicken
bach fTacoma), Ed Valorz (Mc
Chord field.
Heavyweight - Din Ferge
tPortland), Larry Supove Multi
nomah A.C.) Jack Nicholson
WAC, Sesttle), Claude Ben
ntngton t41st Division). Hug
Swanson (Parkland).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Browns Return Home

ST. BOU1 S-The st. Louis
Browns return home from spring
training today scheduled for =
long workout at Sportsman's park
this afternoon to tune up for a
two-game city series with the
Cardinals starting Saturday. The
Brownies beat the st. Joseph, Mo,
Western association team yester-
day, s to 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Bill Lee Says
No to Offer

HICAG o-Piteher Bill lee
said today he couldn't play ball
Tor the Chicago Cubs this year II
they pay him only $4,000.
The big right-hander said the
club would have n come n me
now" after conference with
General Manager James T. Gal
lsgher failed n produce results on
his demand for s17.5oo.
He said he first returned . ron
tract offering him xi25Oo. down
81 o00 frnm last year after a poor
season. then decided 10 accept the
offer. Now. he said. the club
won't 20 higher than $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Tigers Have One Desire,
To Be Non lille Choice
Won't to Look Lousy" Like They Did
Lost Troinine Season. Say Champions

Gehringer al second. and Pinky
Higgins at third round out the
infield. Gehringer has looked good
this spring. and put all ideas out
Of his head about retiring. He
SAYS he'll never be as bad in the
next 10 years as ne was last
season. However. frankie Crou-
cher viii be around Just in case.
McCoSkEY TREMENDOUS
Counting Greenberg on hand
and playing left, the rest of the
outfield will be Barney McCosky,
tremendous ball player, in CEN
ter, and either Tuck Stainback or
Bruce Campbell in right. Stain
back and Campbell may alternate
against left and right handed
pitching.
The rookie star In camp 10
Ned Harris, . fast, hArd-hit-
ting youngster who hatted
.Sl2 Mt Beaumont. II Green
berg goes, Harris Is sure to
get an outfield berth and he
may crowd his way into the
picture anyway.
The first line of pitchers in
cludes Buck tOr Bobol Newsom
Sehoolboy Rowe, Tommy Bridges
Johnny Corsica. Hal Newhouse
and Floyd Giebell. the kid WHIT
beat Bob Teller in the deciding
game last September. Archie Nc
kain and Al Benton are the relic
men. The two top youngsters ar
Virgil (Fire) Trucks and Hs
White. They both have plenty o
the ball. Trucks can make II
he doesn't 90 wild. Dizzy Trout
wearing the new contact lenses,
. struggling to win a berth.
Birdie Tebbetts and Billy Sulli
van will do the bulk of the catch
ing. Ed Parsons. who has jus
recovered from a broken finger
will be the No. backstop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
As Defeated

HUTCHINSON. HANS. - The
Philadelphia Athletics continued
their spring series with Pittsburgh
here today. Inability to make
double plays cost the As the bali
game at Oklahoma City yesterday
A. the Pirates scored q 10-e VIC
tory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Huskies Win

SEATTLE university of Wash
ington's baseball team, hsmpered
by rain the first few weeks of
the season, made it's 1p41 debut
Yesterday with an 11-2 triumph
over an "old-timers" group of
Husky alumni, most of them rang
ing from 30 to 35 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

TULSA. okla - The ST. Louis
Cardinals 70 after their 18th
straight exhibition victory today.
meeting the Tulsa Oilers. whom
they downed yesterday. S to o. be-
hind the pitching Of southpsw Max
Lanier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Nv GEORGE KIRkSEY
LAKELAND. Fla. - The o

bahfl4ANb. r IN - nv q II y {
gang Of ball players in Florida. or
anywhere else for that matter, who
hope and pray they look lousy
are the Detroit Tigers.
ANY sports writer who'll pick
the Tigers to finish fifth is vel
coined and feted in the Detroit
camp.
Buck Newsom. Hank Greenberg
and Co. remember how terrible
they looked last spring, and how
the sports scribes wrote them
right out of the race and into fifth
place. Then the Tigers won the
flag.
Well, around here they are all
hoping lightning Will strike twice
in the same place.
Truth to tell, the Tigers do
look lousy, but far he II from
me- to relegate the BengAls to
second division. They have too
much power and fair amount
of pitching. This may he the
age when 1t doesn't take great
infields To win pennants.
The fate of the Tigers may be
wrapped up In Hank Greenberg s
draft number. II he goes (and
nobody knows what may happen,
then the Tigers may fall upon evil
WAYS. The Tigers without Green
berg are like ham without eggs
The grapevine circuit insists that
Greenberg will 20 before June
but there 10 no definite informa'
ton to substsntiste that assump'
/ ton.
McNAIR AT SHORT
The main change in the Tiger'
is Manager Del Bakers plan 4
play Eric McNair. rescued from
basebalrs backwash during tn
winter. McNair hit only 20
with the White Sox last seasol
and was through with that club
Desperate for infielders. the Tiger
signed him and now Baker say
he'll be Detroit's shortstop.
McNair In condition and the
right mental frame of mind
might help the Tigers How
ever. he 10 likely 10 have quite
. job Wrestling Rowdy Dick
Bartelrs job away from him
even though Bartell hit only
.eSS hast season.
, Some of the pitchers on IN
club think Bsrtel should be on
there again. Both McNsir an
Bartell were bothered by spraine
ankles during spring training.
Rudy York at first Charli
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
May Abolish T ootball
AT Whitman College

WALLA WALLA-A move underway today at Whit
man college to abolish intercollegiate football
The move begun in Associated Student consti-
futional amendment.
DR. W. A. Bratton, Whitman president said he hoped
the would be thoroughly discussed before is voted
on April a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

RICHMOND, Va--Carl Hubbell
and Walter Brown put on an effec-
tive four-hit pitching display yes-
terday and the New York Giants
blauked the Cleveland Indians. 10.
Hubbell famed five and allowed
only two Indians to reach second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
. Ike
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 4. Los Angeles :.
Portland at Sacramento, rain.
san Francisco at Oakland, rain.
Hollywood at San Diego, rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Summary - Losing pitcher, Berry,
innings pitched. by Prim 5 "a; at bat
off Prim 20: runs scored. off Prim 2.
hits. off Prim S; runs responsible for
Gregory 2. Prim 2, Berry 2: bases on
balls, off Gregory 2. Berry i: struck
out. by Prim /, Berry /; left on bases
Seattle 4. Los Angeles a. two-base
hits. Collins. Scarsella: three base
hit. Wsrstier. home run. MAtheson,
sacrifice hit, White. stolen bases.
Lowrey. White; runs bstted in, Col
Inns. Warstler, Gyselman, Lawrence
Matheson 2: double plays, Gregory to
Neimiec 70 Scsrsella. Warstler to
Merullo 10 Quinn. Fsllon TO Niemiec;
time, 1855. umpires. Dorsn and Fan
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

Jorf Rooers Of the Bremerton Sun wisecrueks:
Thsy are calling the Philadelphia Philies the Nyons
-. cause they get no runs
Tax. tsk!
Competition in athletics comes in thre. eategories
Professionals who demand pay for their action
Amateurs who find their in self-aeeomp'shment anu
the sport Of strenuous combat
And those who compete merely for the fun play for
The pros too often in many sports give to Snowman
ship hppodroms plain pso" ns. our D.oD. game of
III, hard driving game in players play to
n for the ,ke of winning ayoffs titles
naturally doing part.
There have been baseball but
for more than lo
that has stood up as clean as the p,0vsns whistle
mooney playing important pan and the e' Of nea's
factors In remarkable that more soanoa
occurred Ia. -.
Which bring. u to athletic competition
our back yard.
Pay Own Freight
Now ronR on al the Es courts Is the Northwest hand
Stars Of this vast domain are entered.
They are business professional in many
Young Of course rule does not tie up with
The physical demands
These competing and tomorrow their own
freight train themselves at their own cost ano enter WIN
burning through their hides =
they they lose because the other man superior or
The something with which they had no control
But they battle long minutes Many times those
until the NO
srmsice. Either victory defeat
invite the public to look than over you've never
played take look II binding FAST and calls Tor
DURABILITY stdn beyond your conception
YACA the Northwest YAcA amateur west
their annual conflict
night hous You urged to give them
the doubeo talent not
polished a. the
A. victory There
Simply satisfaction regret
1 found in victory defeat
long spirit will
have athletics and better
Erroneous Ideo...
There are two sports usually associated with age.
Golf and lawn bowling
Drop the word among q bunch Of that you are
going gong or lawn bowling and will wisecrack:
"Oh, getting into the old mans sport, eh!"
You know quite well Of that golf be enjoyed
by old and that doubt most players were from
the ranks of the odsters
sport popularity bsckoned t'
youth and youth answered
golf n old game today
Lawn bowling too that appeals to ths older man. ou
youth beginning popularity
A lawn bowerS IN the coun
try. Maybe just q few hundreds
800 members Of the American LAw
Bowling association They represent ZOE cubs-
And is expanding annually.
Seattle. kenton rockingham
have
Others will follow. That's the things
How played? Well. take biased ball That ba
that SIDE weight making possible to tn
ball around opponent's
roll the Jack" The object
close the jack possible
Thats the Bill Dunckey roughly explained to
played the game. Still yomgstsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

CHICAGO Sixteen White Sox
were under medical care at various
times during spring training in
Pasadena
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

TOTALS s,.s.#. ~
a Batted for Vsnni In sixth.
h Ran for Moore in ninth.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

uncommon throughout the entire
area. Forecasts gave little hope for
relief.
A torrent which surged down a
creek bed a few blocks from the
Okmulgee (OklaD business district
claimed two lives. A farmer dis
appeared in the North Canadian
River near Oklahoma City as he
attempted to rescue livestock.
Hardest hit of the smaller COM
nunities was Pauls Valley in South
Central Oklahoma. Water ran waist
deep in the business and residential
sections of the town of 5,100.
In the northeastern part of the
State, Tulsa. Sapulpa, Bartlesville,
Cushing, Muskogee and Miami suf-
tered along with Okmulgee.
Defense Work Delayed.
Work on Government defense
plants at Parsons and Pittsburg,
Kans,, was delayed and construction
oogged down at Camp Crowder, Mo,
new Army cantonment near Neosho.
The Neosho River was on a ram
page in Southern Kansas, inundat-
ng thousands of acres of farmland.
In North Texas the Wichita River
and Lake Wichita flushed through
Wichita Falls lowlands for the third
time this season, the Wettest on
.eCord.