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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Metal Hose Team TopsSecondD Dusty

Metal Hose, winners of IA games of Is rolled in the Second Division Industrial Bowling League at the Mattatuck alleys, is paired with Oakville Autoyre tonight as the teams resume rolling for the sixth week. Oakville and Noera; Scovill vs. Benrus; Clock and Tool; Egans and Mattatuck are other matches carded tonight.
 All team captains are scheduled for an 8:30 p, m: meeting before the pin-toppling begins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

Diner, 3-4.
 Frances vs. Acmes, 5-6.
 Democrat ys. Grand Fine, 7-8.
 After two weeks of competition the Acme team led by Capt. Joe Lav1 cchia is the only undefeated team. The Cleaners have won six straight games, handing white washings to the Democrat and Krodel No. teams, both of whom have yet to win a game.
 Although they have dropped one game to date, the Franco American team looks to have the strongest team in the league at least by the averages posted the past two weeks. The team is led by the LaCharce brothers and both of them are hit- ting over 115 to date.
 Ralph Mastrianni, president of the league last year made his ap- pearance for the first time last week and received a big hand when he rolled his first Eall down the alleys for the Grand Fine. Ralnh had a 3i2 for his seasons first try and promised @ better score for tonight's games after a few prac- tice sessions.
 Dan Bartholomew of the Demo- crat team. after three low scores the opening week. came back strong fast week and his average was more like the one he used to have in the Redwood league the past five years at the North End "" alleys. After Danny gets going the Democrat boys might win 6 game before the season ends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
RAY BROWN WINS

New Bedford. Mas, Oct. (Up) Hay Brown, is0s CtiicAao, dns elalQneA Vn GaehaFdn, ia0, Puerto RleAN fealheFNeinIll ohnmplan. ~ 70 !Qunds al ths ntltlei Agena lnsi nloht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

Runs-Kolloway, Moses, Appling, Sturgeon, Humphries. Errors-NIc- Cullough, Warneke. Runs batted in -Merullo, Moses, Mueller, Hoag, Kennedy. Two-base hits-Hack. Kol- loway, Hoag. Three-base hit-Moses Stolen bases-Mueller, Moses. Sacri- fiees-Merullo, Warneke. Double plays-Appling, Lodigiani and Kol- loway; Humphries, Lodigiani, Ap- bling and Holloway. Left on bases -Chlcago N.L.) 2; Chicago (A.L.) z. Bases on balls-off Warneke 3. off Humphries l. Struck out-by Warneke, 4; by Humphries, 5. Hits off Warneke, Bin 5; off Fleming. 3 in 2; off Erickson, l in l. Losing pither-Warneke. Umpires-Pipgras (AL); Barlick (N.L.); Passarella tA:L) and Sears (N.L.) Time-1A6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

fndlylduai High Ginaie-A, La. Chslee-~ls9.
 Individual IEleh Thrsa-A, Las Chhnce -eee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07

f -s
 Sunbathing on horseback is the "scmething new has been added" in local sports world, but it must be a healthy horse that is hold ing up the above pictured South End football tackle, who was built so close to the ground that he looked like an ant-hilI. But he could play plenty of tackle for anybOdy's team. He's known as Jeff" but not because he's bow. legged from riding horseback. The horses name is Mutt. Catch On?)
 Mondays Whoozis was Marty Bergin, Crosby basketballer and pal of Coach Bill Schofield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
THE STANDING
wn0DKK NO, A lol

LAST WEEKS SCORES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
GRAND MERCANTILE BOWLING
 LEAGUE SCORES and CHATTER
ToNIGHTs SCHEDULE

Krodel No. 1 vs. R. R. Bombers, l-2.
 Krodel No. ? vs. Long Meadow Diner, 3-4.
 Frances vs. Acmes, 5-6.
 Democrat ys. Grand Fine, 7-8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
Chicago (N.L.) OO1 O0O OOO-1 Chicago (A.L.) 900 210 1Ox-4

x-Batted for Fleming in Sth. Score by innings:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

al The small arms indoctrnation
school has been increased hugely
All the ranking instructors are
members or former members of
marine corps rife and pistol
teams or are world champions
with their special weapons
Prexy Of this university. 4.
Major J. J. Tavern. who first dis
unguished himself in the corps
when he graduated from George
town university while a corporal
OF marines He had his sheepskin
framed and entered an officer
candidate school, presently emery
ing with q commission as a second
lieutenant.
one Of the worlds foremost rife
shots. he holds the gold Distin-
guished Marksman's medal. and
the rifle, pistol and machine gun
ranges on Paris Island were
built under his direction.
Ranking the hundreds Of in
structors at this small arms school
are six officers and 30 noncommis-
stoned officers holding the gold
Distinguished Marksman's medal.
Many Of these were recalled to
active duty for the duration.
There is Second Lieutenant T.
I. Barrier, former gunnery serg-
can't who is the international in
doors and outdoors champion with
the As automatic pistol He's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Arnold STAFF
Quits Angels
Gives No Reason
For Resignation

Los ANGEIES-Arnold STATE,
manager Of the Los Angeles An
gels who were barely nudged out
Of the Coast league pcnnant after
apparently having the flag In their
clubhouse, resigned his pos, yes
terday.
ststz gave no definite reason.
He merely notified Boss Pants
Rowland by letter that he re-
gretted the Angels were beaten
out In the last day Of the race.
statz made It plain he desired 10
remain with the wugley organiza-
ton and Rowland said he would do
what he could with the central or
ganixation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Mighty Crowd
Greeis Cards
Players Solid They'd
Rother Face Yonks

ST. JoUIS-The ST LOUIS G4<-
diHsls q happy bunch of apple
checked kids who knocked ever
Tire New York Yankees four in a
row, we're home today. glad 20
have done with most q the hula
nsioo attendant upon Tire world
baseball Champions
The Red Birds teok their
amazing World series victory
In their stride. but f.esnx The
mighty Yankees sas nothing
20 running into the mob ef
$4,000 excited fan. that reared
. welcome when The players
stepped off the train here last
night
Johnny Beaziey. the brazh young
rookie who cefied precedent 10 win
two games OF the first world series
he had ever seen. took a look At
the crowd and summed up the sen
tnent OF his teammates
Gosh he said. I'D rather face
the Yankees"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Our captain and signal caller
was under instructions TO caution
the referee that this play was
coming. Otherwise he might cut
over TO follow the play and collide
with the end or ball.
In the Alabama game with
three minutes left in the first halt,
Techs ball on the Crimson II.
third down and four. this play
was called.
But our boys forgot 70 notify
the referee.
End. ball and referee tangled at
~. Alabama recovered on the 20.
We had the Alabama fuIlbaek
and halfbsck blocked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Teams Clash
Here Thursday
Locul Club Seeking
Revenge for Defect

College Of Puget Sound Loggers
viii have the bulge on Whitman
Missionaries when the two foot
ball elevens clash in an opening
Northwest Conference game
Thursday afternoon At 2:45 in the
stadium.
Only four Of the starters
listed by whitman Coach Mig
Borleske for Thursdays clash
are veterans while Logger
Coach Leo Frank viii open
with seven lettermen.
Bulk Of the Lumberjack's mar
gin in experience comes on the
line with both teams listing only
one veteran in the baekfield. From
left tackle to right end the
Loggers are all old heads.
Each team has played one
game. The Missions lost 10
WaIla Walla Army Air Base.
10. while the Lumberjaeks
swamped Fort Lewis. Since
there II no comparison Of
strength Of the two service
teams, there il no basis for
comparison.
The Loggers are out 10 avenge
last years rs defeat and TO once
again resume the parade Of Puget
Sound victories which extended
for almost a decade from 1892 to
1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
By DAVENPORT STEWARD
>EA Service staff Correspondent

SEA Service Staff Correspondent
PARIS ISLAND. :. C.-soene.
One Of the solomon Islands lust
taken from the laps by L. $.
marines. Action: A desperate
counter-attSek BY 100 Sips.
Finale: SO Of the laps lie dead.
That's shootin' brother. The
marines are shootin' fools who
don't wait 70 see the whites Of
the foemsn's eyes before begin
ning TO shoot.
They start firing with accuracy
a. from 500 to 1000 yards. having
been trained on targets the size
OF man in a crouching position.
Here. on this sandy island OF
Beaufort. the marines consistent
ly turn out the worlds best marks
men Boots who never saw a
rife before their arrival here for
basic training leave the base with
craftsmanship medals pinned TO
their blouses. Some. indeed. re-
main as instructors on the ranges.
which in itself is q tribute 10 the
corps training.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Change Site
OF Big 3 Tilt

PRINCETON. n. 1.-The Yale
Princeton football game. originally
scheduled for Palmer stadium AZ
Princeton. will be played in Column
hix university's Baker field In New
York City on Nov. IL. Asa s. Bush
nell. acting director Of athletics.
announced today.
This - the third Princeton game
10 be moved to New York City
because OF the tire and gasoline
shortage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
CraYson' 5
Scoreboard

NEW YORK-Now II Il obvious
that all they had TO do To get Sgt.
doe Louis and Pvt Billy Conn to
fight for Army Emergency Relief
for nothing was to call the whole
thing off.
When Secretary ef War
Beimssa ~ that. Mike Jacobs
broke cut In such . sudden
ranh ~ patrsotism that he
prs@pely aaneunced ~ waa
perfertiy wtlling 10 walt for
~ oo4.eos which ~ says ~
~ cc9ang from champien
- chnIieager.
John Roxborough. one Of Sgt.
Louis managers. WAS no longer
concerned about the 34i.i4s which
he claims the non-commissioned
officer owes him
Trouble was that Promoter
Jacobs realized too late that the
nation 10 At war and that he was
dealing with people Of much larger
stature than the members Of the
New York Boxing commission and
the combers Of Jacobs Beach
Net evea Jehn Kieran. tie
answer mAn Of Information
Picase." cold satisfactorily
exp,ain Why . fight promoter
asd manager should reap
sI3s.ssl from production an
nounced and sdvertfned - b.
Ing . 100 per cent war benefit-
The show easily might have
turned over A. much a. $7o0. 600 to
AER.
II u regrettahle that IL wasn't
IN bigger hands
Eddie Arcaro. one Of the great
Jockeys. had his license revoked
for rough riding at Aqueduct II
Is the first time In many years
that . boy had his license taken
away from him for rough riding
alone. Usually there are other
Implications. but the only charge
against Arczro was that he went
too far out OF his way in an effort
TO win = race or bet
There has been altogether too
much rodeo work on New York
tracks this year. The little men
simply had TO be pulled up.
Riding a thoroughbred Is . dan
e<rous game when . race il truly
and fairly run
There IL no sense In running
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Bells Playing
0'Dea Cridmen

The oDea Irish. building an as
ssult around a tough backfield.
were scheduled 10 defend their
Western Washington high school
football championship al Seattle
CIVIC field today in a clash with
the Bellarmine Lions Of Tacoma.
Bellarmine viii face q seasoned
oDea squad which has scored
three wins in as many games this
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

II a man wants 10 learn how
to shoot" says Fisher. we can
teach him"
The holder of the worlds all
time high aggregate score with
the 80 caliber rifle is here. He's
Marine Gunner Malcolmn J. Hol-
land. Running the small bore
range is Gunnery Sergeant Turn
er l. Meeks. retired after IL years
in uniform. He couldn't stay away
when the war drums began to roll.
mo army anywhere can touch
the marine system of training,
declared Major Tavern. It's been
proved time and again in matches
throughout the world
Every recruit gets 240 hours of
intensive instruction on the range.
His ears may ring from continual
explosions, his shoulder may ache
from the recoil of the 80 caliber
rifle-but he learns TO hit what
he's shooting at,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
KTBI to Air
Grid Contests

Arrangements have been COM
pleted by radio station KTBI TO
broadcast all football games. both
high school and collegiate. in the
city Of Tacoma for the 1912 sea-
son.
Clay Huntington. popular young
sportscaster. viii call the action
for all the games.
The opening Northwest Confer
ence clash between the College of
Puget Sound Loggers and the
Whitman Missionaries will De on
the air Thursday afternoon. fol-
lowed by the Stadium-Bellingham
tilt on Friday and Pacific Luther
an VS.. Central Washington on Sat-
urday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
CPS VS.. Whitman
THURSDAY, 2:45 p. VI.
TACOMA STADIUM
PROBABLE


fuse sound Ends-Daek Perkins 16 Bob
u.s. JACK Anderson 49, Clayton Anderson
soes tl2 Charles cowan Fengler f2e) Clinton
tz Tom Beer t2i; guards-Don Lundvau lol Bob
10 Ralph Lundvan u.s. Bob Medlock
Io Jerry Hartman 80; eentersJack Hills 2o,
Axelson Zsl oaeksDarren Kowalski as
VIC AartneSu t Bill Gregory ID Spencer on Bill Mcusr
szfl Dave Granlund t4), George Miller 3d.
whitman Ends-Norman
Ssauner ol Bruce Cowan CO., Charlie ISL tackles
shaw sd Frank Taimadge Rodgers fssl Iro
Weber t22) f46) Dave
lAms tesl Ralph Finkas 1851 Lochre 1851 Al
smith sel Bruce Creger teo baeksDenns 31 Les Tav
'Sl Ssron Conkey 7l. Robert George (23 WAYNE ne,Sgs
2 SA.reti 25l Skinner t2e Taylor (2sl wayne
Forsythe ls6l. -~ WI I'm
OFFICIALS
Burt - -'eN' heso Aaesman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Brig's Team in
First Home Game

sEATTLE-A game with Spo-
| kane gridders this week end faced
Coach Leon Brigham's Seattle
Shipbuilders today as they pre-
pared for their first home game
at Civic stadium.
The Seattle crew won an upset
victory over Portland Sunday in
the War Industries league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Colgate Team
Revealed as
Club to Beat

NEW YORK - Featuring bind.
ing speed and bruising blocking
Colgate university looms today a.
a candidate for eastern coliegiats
football honors and faces the pros
pect Of winding up the season ~
the sections only indicated team.
The Red Raiders Of TIE
Chenango are blazing hot at
ter two victories and. although
the road win he tough. Andy
Kerr has ample material 20
everPower the worthy oppe~i-
tion.
Penn and Duquesne appear to Be
the strong teams among the
others. with Dartmouth. Boston
College. Georgetown and Army
prominent dark horses.
Fordham. after two poor
demonstrations. has dropped
almost out Of sight. but don't
overlook the Rams completely.
They lack punch because Of
line weakness and poor block
Ing. but these problems mi mt
he solved to develop another
rugged fordham crew.
The upsetting factors in the cas-,
appeared 10 be Pitt. Columbia
Navy. Cornell and Holy Cross
Pitt surprised by hating S. N. L
Columbia. with Covernaii pitching
always will be q distinct threat.
Navy is improving rapidly. while
Cornell and Holy Cross are a pair
who can be tough even when los
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Huskies Fill
Air With Passes

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington Husky camp was
filled with footballs today as grid
Coach Ralph weleh stressed aerial
tactics in preparation for Satur-
days battle with the University Of
Oregon at Portland.
Welch put the Huskies through
a routine only slightly varied from
that which held the University Of
Southern California Trojans TO a
scoreless tie last week end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
First Death OF Deer Season

oentAiiy shot BY companion on a
deer hunting expedition in north
western Snohomish county.
Authorities said the shot
Was fired by Lloyd Ceha. Is
Of Warm Beach. who aid 4
heard . noise In the brush ana
nred st what I thought was
. deer
Burns was taken TO Mount Yer
non hospital where he died about
an hour after the accident
He was the son q Nfr. and Mrs
Albert Burns OF East Stanxood
and is also survived by bis widow
Francis, and one child. His
brother. Arnold. IS. and Richard
Msyou. Is. Of Stanwood. were
members OF the hunting party.
| "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

ufHN . L. s
w No.

UHE = I. s
w Marine fin
shes rs 40
hours q znten-
uve firearms in
structon h has
learned 10 hit
what he's shoot
ing at Here's
how tire Marine
Corps rates is
marksm0 =
per cert perfect
marksmzn IS
per cen; perfect.
srrhooter
% per cent per
feet expert
To win the COW
eiec distinguish
ed marksman
gold medal how
ever. \ man must
win three sepa-
rate medals in
NJ srine Corps
competition or IN
the national in
diyidusl matches
n Camp Perry,
Ohio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

range officer. with so instructors
under him.
There's Sergeant MAJOR Morris
Fisher, who donned the Uniform
again after nine years in civilian
life. Author OF two books and q
number OF magazine articles on
shooting. Fisher holds two Olym-
pic and two world championships
with the rife: but when he en-
listed at 20 he had never fired a
rifle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Court Halls Effort Of LaCuardia
10 Stop Sales Of Turf Papers
NEW YORk

NEW NoRk - supreme Court
Justice Louis j. Valenti today Is
sued a stay order restraining L.
cense Commissioner Paul Moss
from preventing newsstand sale Of
three racing publications.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Strategy on
Tap Sunday
Negro Gridmen of
Fort Lewis Hove Il

Fokr LEWIS - Strategy i
spzre uin - bozzfed ~ -
ooiorrd staging Area s,rezkx.
from Camp Murray when they IN.
~ against the cosored Fort L<x1s
ozHrtermksterx IN the Fort L<zzz
footbali league Jxmboree here san.
day afternoon
n strcaks have . fIve-
80 board q strategy. k.>1>z
~ Leut- Byrss ID. Ne~er.
SPECIAL services sffio-r. whs
played ha<krthsil a we~s<r.
Wn<hisgtsa college I. B<n-
inknnn several years he<k-
wsrh1aE WITH Lieut. Ns><r -
ce-cesch<s are Ileuts- n n
bsmb<rK. Charbcs F1se~eh~r.
k<nn>th waltz ard GesrKe
kinze1er.
Coupled with the strategy IL .
kuniy sqaad Of experienced player.
from leading colored schools In th<
south One q the fastest backs
turning out 70 Rhordznx -Cero-
nimo- Mcconnell. . halfback from
Lane college n Jaekon. Tenn he
Eade . e5-yard touchdown run
with = punt return In the squads
first scrinmage.
oth>r expersescsd hsrk. are
l. = ILL., ssuth Carolina
state: Csrsezius Walker. Ala
hnna state Teachess: onaa
frsser~. Georgia state: DAVID
-Wslf' Akers. yeffersen high.
L. Angeles; and Wallace
Wazkker. . xi7 psusd giant
~ Tsxas college. Who plays
eokL guard - fulIhack.
Line candidates include John n.
Lee. center. Chicago: Ray Dorsey.
end. Chicago: John Molly. guard.
Huntington. N. Y: Clarence WILL
iams. center. Birmingham. Ala:
Leonard Sneed. tackle. Lincoln uni
versity. and Monty williams. Ak
ron.
The ssreaks have better than
20 men turning cut for starting
positions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Mayor LsGuardia acted to re-
woke the license Of any dealer
handling the Daily Racing Form
the ios-year-old Morning Tele-
graph and the Daily Green Sheet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

EUGENE. Ore. - Tom Oman
turned out for football practice
today at the University Of Oregon
after being on the sidelines since
the start Of the season with an
injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Russian Sets
Running Record

MOSCOW Moscow radio said
today that a Russian soldier named
Siyanin had set new world rec
ord Of one hour. } minutes and 81
seconds for the 10000 meter run.
Sivanin was said TO be an army
physical instructor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
"MARkSMEN ARE MADE.
NOT BORN

He has so many trophies that
case of them is on display in
the Marine Corps museum on the
island and his quarters overflow
with medals and cups. He can't
carry the metalware he has won
with the rifle.
Like virtually all real marks
men. Fisher shoots with both
eyes open. He insists that marks
men are made. not born.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Don't Forget to Notify the Ref. Boys:
II Cost Georgia Tech q Football Come
BY BILL ALEXANDER
Head Coach of Georgia Tech

scoring play required
ipoff 10 the referee.
snapped the fuback
tackle T) pvoted
the flank and ateraed
end cutting a wide
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
INTENSIVE TRAINING
Is THE SECRET

The secret Of marine marks
msnship is in the training and.
since the United States entered
the war. the staff OF instructors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Three Horses in
Dead Heat at
Detroit Track

DETROIT-A dead heat for
first place among three horses
believed 20 be the first In the
history Of the American turf
MAS registered At Detroit yes
ferday when Sabra. Cutioose
and Queen Echo broke the
Amcrica's beam together In the
fifth race.
The finish Was 80 close thai
only . NOSE separated the lead
Ing thr~e horses from Maek.s
Gem. with southern dane In
fifth place. only another head
away.
A thrc~-har~e dead heat fer
~hew WAS registered last year
~ Thisfiedewn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

J1ps Fighting l.. S. Marines
In Solomon Islands Face The
Worlds Best Shdrpshoofers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
EVERETT. Wash

ktkkEII, Wash. - Lawrence
Burns. p. Of East Stanwood. was
killed Sunday when he Was acct
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

further risk Of having someone
killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Buy L. S. Bonds and save.
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