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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Park Basketball
League Forming

The park basketball league will
play on Monday and Wednesday
nights in the Bellarmine gym. and
the circuit will be made up of only
seven teams this season.
-Four quints are already
signed mp and include Park
land Trinity Lutheran. last
years champions. Jefferson
Piayfield. Latter Day Saints
and the Monarchs. who are
last years Collegians.
The circuit will be closed when
the seventh casaba squad files with
Al Hodges in the park board office.
212 City Hall annex.
The final date for filing is Nov.
18th, when the loop managers will
meet and draw up the first half
season schedule with opening
games starting on Monday Nov.
10th.
The practice schedule for mex,
week:
Monday: .. m. Monarchs: Sd. m
jefferson Plsyfieid; . p, m. Latter
Dey Saints
Wednesday: D. m. Jefferson Play.
Held; p. m. Latter Day Saints: Z
p. m. Monarchs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
.Shipyard Hoop
Loop Planned

The shipyards of Tacoma will
have a basketball league. playing
under the sponsorship of the Park
Recreation department, it was de-
cided at meeting of department
representatives held last Thursday
in the park office.
Teams will be drawn from the
various shipyard departments and
crafts, and all players must be en-
ployes in the craft or department
their team represents.
Player rosters will be re-
stricted to minimum of seven
players and a maximum of ten
men. none of which may be
members of the City league
shipyard team. New players
after the league opens must
be employed at the yard and
registered in the park office
at least two weeks before be-
ing eligible TO play In a regu-
lar league game.
Triple header games will be
played on Tuesday and Thursday
nights in the Bellarmine gym
starting Thursday, November Is.
Entries close at o'clock Thurs
day, Nov. 9th, and the first seven
teams signed up with Al Hodges,
superintendent of recreation for
the Metropolitan Park district.
will constitute the loop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
MANY APPLY FOR
PORTLAND POST

PORTLAND - Speculation was
growing today over successor to
Oscar Witt. Portland Beaver man.
ager last season. who will handle
the Hollywood Stars next year.
Several outstanding baseball fig
ures have applied for the position.
Business Manager Rollie Schefter
said today.
Mentioned were Charley Root.
recently released by the Chicago
Cubs after is years of stardom.
Bert Neihoff, former ma or Lacquer
and present Southern league man.
ager; Clyde Beck. former Cub and
Los Angeles infielder: Lyn Larry of
major league fame; Spencer Abbot,
former Beaver pilot; and Al Todd,
recently a catcher for the Phillies
and Brooklyn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Ducklings
Win, 1877

EUGENE - The University Of
Oregon freshmen came from be-
hind last night To whip the Uni
versity of Washington babes 1871
before 1000 fans. II was the first
time the Oregon frosh had de-
feated the Husky frosh In five
years.
The DuekIings recovered .
Husky tumble on the s2-yard line
In the fourth quarter when they
were trailing rs and that was the
start Of their touchdown drive. A
pass from Lyman Glasgow TO
Frank Lopez In the end zone was
completed for the winning score.
The Babes scored In the first
eight minutes with Chuck Petre
hitting center for three yards.
Dick Watson converted.
Oregon's first score came In the
third period when Bill Davis
plunged through the line for 10
yards and the goal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Yelm IA. FedWuy 7

fELM-A win-hungry Federal
Way Eagle football team almost
defeated Yelm Tomatoes here
yesterday afternoon but the IA
points Yelm scored the first
quarter were enough to win, 14-7.
The Eagles were on the offensive
practically all the last three
periods, just missing a touchdown
in the first half when the period
ended with the ball on Yelm' S
two-yard line.
George stark, Fedway's
fighting fullback, finally
doomed over for a touchdown
and a conversion In the third
period but Yelm stopped two
other goalward marches In
the fourth quarter.
The Tornadoes scored first on
George McCloud's 12-yard end
run. then tailed again on a TO
yard pass play from McCloud to
Louis Alongi, who added both
conversions by placekicks.
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NC0LN DEFEATS YAKIMA 1910; STADIUM WINS, 1910
! Puyallup Txiumphs, 20-6; Clovers Roll, $40
Witt New
Stars Boss

HOLLYWOOD-F1rst change In
Pacific Coast league baseball man
ayers for 1912 came today when
Oscar Wit. who piloted the last
place Portland club last season.
was signed by the Hollywood
Stars.
The veteran manager, who has
been In the major and minors for
nearly 20 years, replaced Bill
Sweeney. Hollywood manager for
the past two seasons. No salary
vas announced.
Assisting Witt with the Stars
will be Coach Johnny Bsssler, q
combination which began on the
coast many years ago and con-
tinued at Cleveland.
Sweeney. who helped boost Hol-
lywood into a first-division club
for the first time since its organi-
ration, said today he had not been
Informed Of the change and there
fore could not announce his future
plans.
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Hope Tourney
Creaks Alonq
Sovold and benson
Pacing the Field

Rolf Detroits tragi-
comic white hope heavyweight
boxing tournament creaked into
the quarter-finals today with blond
bombers Lee savold of Des Moines.
Ia. and Johnny benson Of Indian
apolis, Ind. still head and shoul-
ders above the field.
There were seven bouts when
the second round Of Night Club
1mpressario Frank Barbaro's five
star punch festival WAS unfolded
last night before . crowd OF 1875
scarcely . quorum In the huge
Olympia stadium-and every one
ended In q knockout. one Of them
q TKo.
But that wasn't all. There
also were four preliminary
matches, each Of which ended
In . second round knockout.
Thirty-three rounds Of boxing
were scheduled but the fight
ers thoughtfully finished up
In -. enabling everyone 10 20
home early.
Savold got into the quarter
finals the easy way. He drew q
bye, but benson, victor in rs of
his last rs fights. drew q tartar
In unheralded Charles Roth of
Cincinnati. o., who had to be
Knocked down five times in the
third round before he was counted
out with only three seconds left.
The Denson-R Roth bout was the
only real smuggling match on the
card. They flung leather with
reckless abandon and the lean.
1ss-pound Indianapolis battler
took his share of punishment be-
fore he found the range and ham,
mered Roth to the canvas repeat
eddy in the third and final round.
Roth, gallant to the end, suffered
q badly-cut eye.
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Owner Will Rest
Turf Cinderella

CHICAGO-Alsab, turf Cinder-
ella OF 1e4l. will not be entered
in the Pimlico Special Oct. 80 be-
cause his owner-for whom he
has won more than 500. 00o-be-
lieves the colt has done his share
of racing for two-year-old."
Albert SABBATH. Chicago attorney
who gave Alsab TO his wife after
buying him up for S700. wired
President Alfred G. Vanderbilt of
the Maryland Jockey club that he
plans TO give the horse a nice
long rest" preparatory TO his cam
paign as a three-year-old.
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Fife 81, Eotonville O

FIFE-Scoring on the third play
of the game, Fife Trojans thun-
dered to a 27-0 victory over the
Eatonyille Cruisers here yesterday
afternoon.
Yaha Sagsmi scored two touch
downs. his first one coming after
he had broke away for 40 yards
to the Cruiser three-yard line.
Two plays later Sagami plunged
over from the vineyard line.
The Cruisers came right
back. intercepting a Fife pass
and running TO the Trojan 49,
yard line. Eatonville was
finally stopped on the one
inch line.
Fife then uncorked a 60-yard
drive and Teranishi plunged over
and converted to make the half
time count 1870. Sagami raced
IS yards around end to score early
in the third period and Herting
caught a pass from Rowe to score
few moments later Teranishi
and Rowe each added a con-
version.
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aerial on the Panther 23-yard line.
Jacobson logged the precious
pigskin back TO the Seattle Prep
seven-yard line. from where Gene
Lambert sneaked around right end
on a fake line buck to score.
The fake buck lateral, a play
which starts very similarly to
PICS pass play from Tommervik
to Polillo except that the Helm
rick-coached Tigers use it off the
Notre Dame box formation, alse
figured in the first touchdown.
Harry Mansfield, back again
In top shape after a layoff of
several weeks with injuries,
packed the ball twice on the
play, once from the Seattle
Prep S9-yard line to the Pan
Their 12-ysrd stripe, then five
plays later from the two
yard line for a touchdown.
Both place kick conversions
were no good.
The victory. Stadiums third
Cross State league triumph and
fifth in six starts zone tie camel,
was costly to the Bengals in that
several more of the Tigers were
bunged up battling the stubborn
hard-charging Seattle Prep for
ward wall.
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pas Ing Thompson's place
kick conversion TO register Is
polnta.
Using q three-fold attack which
altsrnated SIEVE Grassi and Dick
Rupert into the line and Ed Bemis
around end on reverses, the Abes
mixed in q pass from Grassi to
Thompson to reach the vineyard
line, where Rupert doomed over
for the first score.
Bob Arps, alert Lincoln
center palying defensive half
hack. intercepted . Yakima
pass On the Pirate .5-yard line
10 set up the second score
which resulted from . forward
from Grassl 70 Dick Remission
WITH . lateral TO Thompson.
who stepped of the final five
yards 10 SCORE.
Thompson continued his sensa-
tional kicking. getting off one punt
for 81 ayrds.
The Abes left for home by train
last night.
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Bengals Down
Seattle Prep
Tigers Score Twice
In Lost Two Periods
By HAROLD SHAW

A crippled Stadium Tiger, with
its claws not as sharp as they
were three weeks ago. came to life
IN the second half to defeat Seattle
Prep Painters. 1910, in a Cross
State league game in Stadium
bowl last night
Fl Tiger had a tough time get
ting going. despite an obvious SUI
periority in practically every de-
partment.
The visiting Partners played
stubborn game. Twice they
halted Stadium drives inside
their five-ysrd line before the
Bengals could finally reach
pay dirt.
This score. coming as a result Oh
a 50-yard march in the third quar-
ter, doomed as the final tally all
during the final period until Paul
Jacobson snagged a Seattle Prep
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Rangers Open Hoop
Drills This Week

ST. Martins basketball team re-
ported to Coach Len Yandle this
week for their initial turnout of
the season.
For the present the Rangers will
turn out three nights a week and
the practice sessions will be under
the direction of John 'Hot-Foot"
katica. two-year letterman and
twice all-conference forward.
Coach Yandle will not get
through with the high school foot
ball team until late in November
when practice will begin in earnest.
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.0'Dea Irish Win
Over Bellarmine

oDea Irish knew just where to
concentrate their attack on Bell
armins yesterday afternoon. reel
ing off three touchdown drives
through the tackle spot usually
filled by the injured Bell captain.
Ray Hammerschmidt. to win 1910
and take the Western Washington
Catholic high schol championship.
The Irishers couldn't score
the last half when Coach Andy
Slatt plugged the Bellarmine
weakness but the three touch
downs which Dahlmen. Meyers
and Courage tailed In the first
half were enough.
Piling up yardage throughout
the entire game, O'Dea had a
statistical edge Of Il to 4 in first
downs.
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Renton l3. Buckley S

BUCKLEY Renton Indians
found Buckley Mountaineers too
hard to scale through the line and
took to the air TO win a 1876 vic
tory here yesterday afternoon.
Tom Rcgstad passed Is
yards TO Big Bob Austin, who
stepped off 20 more yards In
the first period while Roy
sloan passed 2o-yards 20 John
klndle for the second-quarter
score.
Buckley scored in the fourth
period when q pass interference
penalty gave the Mountaineers a
first and ten" on the Renton one
yard line. On the fourth play,
Lowell Doud doomed over.
Buckley used a nine-man line to
stop Sloan through the center.
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AUBURN - sumner Spartans
kept up their Puget Sound con-
ference record of scoring two
touchdowns In every game but
they failed to keep track Of o-foot
<-inch Johnny Besancon in the fog
here last night and Auburn rallied
twice TO earn q 1918 tie.
The Spartans made II first
downs 10 six for Auburn with
power drives In the first and
third quarters producing
touchdowns by Tom Ruffin
and kiyoshi Okada- Ruffin
place-kicked the second con-
version.
Besancon raced Is yards through
the fog to score In the second
period. then scampered 81 yards In
the third period for another touch
down. His end-zone pass to Tros-
per tied the score.
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Upseis Blast
Three Squads
Villunovu. Detroit
Lose by 9-6 Scores

NEW YORk-Three ma or foot
ball teams had their perfect records
blasted in this weeks pigskin pro-
logue. suguring i'll for the is un-
beaten and united outfits who risk
their records today.
Clemson suffered its first re-
versal Thursday when upset
1914 by South Carolina. and
last night Villanova and De-
troit were surprise victims.
Villanova, conqueror of Baylor,
was humbled. 9-6. by lightly re-
garded Manhattan eleven. and De-
troit bowed to Arkansas. 90, CIV
ing the Razorbacks their first ma
jor victory of the season.
However. Temple and Texas
Tech remained unsullied by trounc-
ing Bucknell, ala, and New Mex
leo, 26-0, respectively.
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Navy Grabs
Off Hutch

sEATTLE-Ileuf. Comdr. Gene
Tunney. former heavyweight box
ing champion. came 10 Seattle
yesterday seeking recruits and
caught . $4,000 one Pitcher
Freddy Hutchinson, %, most
valuable player" In the Interna-
tional league this season.
Hutchinson WAS facing the draft.
and preferring the navy TO the
army. sought out Tunney and en-
listed to work In the navy's phys
ical education program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Luiherans Face Viking Horde
In Bellingham Game Tonight
Vital Winko League Tussle Matches
Two Unbeotens: Hoskins Will Stort

Reversing this fly
feeding grounds highyng Gladsos
headed north 10 Bengham today seeking to faen their Wnko
Vikings Western Washington
college.
With both teams boastng unbeaen records and with the
battle being the Iuheran this foreign
gridiron, the affair despite
4o-point Luhers comparative
against Puget Sound Ioggers
Coach Cliff Olson planned " start lineup composed of ten Of
Is still
Tommy Hoskins olson nod the
post
o'clock delegation Of Tacoma
making the trip northern city,
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Chezzi Shows
Colfing Skill

Vic Ghexzi. the national pro-
fsssionai golf champion from Deal.
N. J.. didn't burn up the Country
club like he has other Pacific
Northwest links during his current
tour but he did shoot a one-under-
par II yesterday in an exhibition
foursome.
Teamed with Harry Givan. the
Seattle siege gun. Ghezzi exhibited
= deadly approach and chip"
game to . fair-sized Tacoma GAL
lery n he and Givan finished even
up against Congdon. Country club
pro. and Scotty Campbell Of Sc
attic.
Coagdon slammed out
hlistering IS to give him and
Campbell . one-heie lead In
tAe le-hole best ball match.
Givan's brides on the 10th and
1lth won for the G-boys. but the
C-team evened the match on the
18th.
Ghexzi's best shot was on the
18th hole. which is a dogleg. break
ing At the 2oo-yard mark. Ghezzi
feariessly fired off the tee with his
driver and his wallop sliced at just
the right moment to make the
turn
IT was the first match in IL IL
which he has shot over 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

EN- 4 INCL - Don Bosik
scored all three touchdowns and
one conversion as Enumclaw
Tigers defeated Kent Vandals.
1877. for the Bcngals' second Puget
Sound league win in succession.
Ray Franks scored for Kent by
running an intercepted pass back
for IS yards in the fourth period.
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Kopowsin S. Roy s

kAPOWSIN = kapoWsin Log
gers and Roy Lynx battled to a
Go draw here yesterday after
noon with Bucks 35-yard pass to
Garner in the fourth period knot
ting the score after Roy had tailed
in the second quarter on Harold
Shows ten-yard toss to Wads-
worth.
Both teams threw caution to
the winds in an effort TO score IN
the final minutes
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Still. NO. I

CHICAGO Bob Montgomery.
Philadelphia Negro. was still the
No. i contender for the light
weight boxing crown today as the
result Of an easy lo-round victory
last night over Julie kogon Of
New Haven. Conn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

FHihAADnh.TniA - Defendlng
Champion Willie Mosconi of Phila-
delphia and three former titlists.
Jimmy Caras.sRalph Greenlesf and
Erwin Rudolph, were desdlocked
for the lead today in the world
pocket billiard tournament with
two victories each.
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7 n ( G R | D
VA R D STICK
B O W LIN G
Sixth Ave. Bowling Center

Sunday night Auburn's All-Stars
will come to Tacoma for a return
match with Tips Travelling team
on the 9th Ave. lanes.
Two weeks ago the Tacoma boys
doyned the Auburn team on their
own alleys and will again endeaFor
20 DO the same but the Auburn
team boasts some powerful strength
in men like Frank Fulmer and Bill
Boucherle and will be in there pitch
ing
The Tacoma team Is composed OF
Roman Koehler. c. Tlppery George
Husk. r Melboe and 9. Coleman
The Trans will roll ct I-3o
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.
DONS WIN, 23-13
SAN FRANCISCO

versity of San Francisco, after
practice" games against such
tough cookies as Santa Clara. st.
Mary's and Stanford. showed too
much polish and punch for the
Brigham Young university eleven
last night and pounded out %
TO Is win over the Cougars.
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MANHATTAN sTUNs

1bTNIF TIE UVu
Manhattan college registered the
metropolitan football seasons most
stunning upset last night smearing
Villanova's perfect record. e-6. be-
fore 10000 fans at the Polo
Grounds.
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Roy and Kopowsin
Bottle to sc Tie
Friday Results
Fife 81. Eatonville q
Clover Park 50. Orting 0
Roy s, kapowsin 6
Yelm Il, Federal Way !
LAKEW Glove,

LAkEW GOD Clover Park
Warriors unleashed the biggest
touchdown torrent of their foot
ball history when they defeated
Orting Cardinals. $40. TO MAIN
tain their tie with Fife Trojans
for first place in the Pierce County
league.
Two tonchdowns were made
by both Devere Bailey and
Bob Pittman while fish.
Smith. Allphin and Filth each
scored one, indicating that
Coach Ralph Lackey used his
reserves freely.
Oritng completed 10 out Of Is
passes and ehalked up ten first
downs to seven for Clover Park.
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7 n & G R ! D
VAR D STICK
GOES UNDER KNIFE

NEW fOkk-Ane simon, 81
gantic Long Island heavyweight
fighter. came through an opera
ton for the removal Of his APP
pendix very nicely" his doctor
Maurice Wien. said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Prep Grip Scores

Goldendale IS. Granger o.
Secufm 6. Port Townsend O.
Roosevelt Z, West Seattle o
Kirkland 9. Bellevue 6
Lake Stevens IL Sultan g.
Poster 26. Redmond Is
Lakeside IL, Snoousimie 9.
Davenport 8. Harrington q
IsSsouah 81, Bosheli =
orsndview o. Marquette Cyski-
MAJ o
Ziilah 10. Mabson o.
kennewick o. sunnyside o
White Swan al. Kittitss o
Wenatchee 30. Central Valley II.
Olympus II. Longviev q
Ferncsle .. Vancouver. B. C. Col
leee g.
Edmonds ~. Monroe o
Hocu.sm IS Keisor Is.
Dayton o Wsiis walia o
Lewis and Clark 10. North Central 8.
Odessa 20. Ritxvi,le g.
Northport %. Marcus 0.
Cheweiah Is. Coiville 0
Aberdeen Is. RAYMOND O.
Ocosta 10. wishksh o
Vancouver 90. Cenrraiis q
Chehaiis -. Montesano O.
Eiiensburg -. Prosser Q.
Pssco Il. Toppenish q.
Pomeroy IL. Wsftshurr Q.
Charleston as Coifsx o
Rainier 10 Nzpevfne IA
Pc Ell IL. Onalaxka o.
Mossyrock IS. Toledo o
Rochester 10. Csthlamet II.
Gle Elum IA Wsueto IL.
Aberdeen -. Raymond O.
You helm yourself when Won bun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

v h-Ernie bonham.
who let Brooklyn down with four
hits In the world series clincher,
hasn't really been healthy for two
or three years He has a back all
menf that somehow defies accurate
diagnosis.
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SAN JOSE VICTOR

STOChTON - A stubborn Col
lege of Pacific football team held
the highly-favored San Jose State
Spartans to a ! to o victory here
last night.
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O'Dea scoring; Touchdowns - Mey-
ers. Courage. Dahlem. Point after
touchdown-B. O'Brien
Bellarmine substitutes: Crater.
Bichsel. lombard. Gsilwss. Brown, L.
Martineau. V. Martineau. Fairhurst,
Kelly. Morris.
O'Dea substitutes: MARITIME, Dali
hem. Tracy. GrosecloSe. Currid. Lynch.
Holland. Donohue. McQuiston. Owens.
chamberlain.
Officials: Bill Hardie. referee: John
Heinrich. umpire.
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Substitutes Stadium-D. Swenson,
B. Sanders. II. Mansfield. T. Gregg,
S. Johnson. c. Fain. B. johnson.
Seattle Prep Kennedy. Blaschka,
Sharley. Laufersweiler Pellacy. Parker.
Weber. Officials-F Gillian. ref
cree; F. Stojack, umpire, S. Purvis,
head linesman
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hlGkAh<ANE - fuyhiup sihiiks
kicked Highline Pirates twice here
yesterday afternoon. once out Of
thu unbeatsn class and once out Of
the Puget Sound conference race,
with q well-sarned 70-6 victory.
The Pirates were only able to
score in the last IS seconds Of the
game when Puyallup reserves were
finishing up. Eddie Niehl went
over from the vineyard line TO cli-
max q 7o-yard march. Brother
Ted Niehl was on the sidelines
with an injury.
Puyallup's first touchdown
came On . 7o-yard march.
with Norm sturm tearing off
the biggest chunk Of yardage
when he broke through hight
tackle for ~ yards. A pass
from Kenny spooner 10 Gall
Bruce put IRE hall On the
Pirate ssven-yard line, from
where Sturm scored three
plays later.
The Vikings marched again In
the fourth period with Spooner 60
ing over from the vineyard line.
-Four plays later Bruce intercepted
q pass and raced 80 yards to score.
Sturm converted both OF the first
touchdowns.
Bruce's punting and the down.
field tackling of Puyallup's ends
were big factors in keeping High
line back in its own territory all
afternoon.
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Vaughn Wins. 30

NAUGHN-Vaughn Eagles kept
in the thick Of the fight for the
Tri-County league title by defeat
ing Vashon Pirates. 27-O. here yes
terday. Coach Inky Hageness'
heavier backs rolled up four touch
downs The Eagles play Gig Har-
Dor next Friday.
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Scoring Touchdowns. Rupert
Thompson; try for point. Thompson
Lincoln subs. Lee. Swanson. Turn
bull. Godfrey. Jacobson. Taylor. Yaki-
ma subs. Bailey. Hackett. Tenney
More. Lynch. Larson, Snyder.
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FIVE SCORE FOR NAVY

ANNAPOLIS scored no
fewer than five touchdovns in
each Of its first three games. and
five backs did the scoring.