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The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11

February 81 became the official
dedication date this morning when
Colonel Brock, acting in his eapa-
city as Commanding Officer OF
Keesler Field and Commandant OF
the ACTS here, released plans for
the celebration designed in
simplicity, sobriety to pattern
these days OF simple, sober effort
BILOXI MAKES PLANS
The Biloxi Chamber Of Com
merce, in coordination with other
civic organizations and Biloxi Of
ficials is planning celebrations for
civilians and soldiers in town the
weekend Of dedication, Secretary
Warren Jackson announced today.
The dedication viii be held on
the flying field apron, and will be
open to the public. At 1870 pm.
Colonel Brock viii make a brief
speech OF Introduction, followed by
word Of welcome by Mayor
Louis Braun of Biloxi at $50
General Lincoln will deliver the
dedication address and KEGS
Ter Field viii have reached its
maturity at ais pm.
After other appropriate cere-
monies, General Lincoln win re-
view the graduating class and
thousands Of other troops on the
apron. following which, an hour
and a half tour of Keesler Field
activities will be open to the pub
lie.
INCLUSIVE TOUR
The tour will include visits
through hangers No. 3 and 4,
school buildings No. and 3, bar
racks No. Is and l6, block 10. and
mess hall No. ..
Earlier in the morning, al $50
ieontinued on next paReD
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and orphans Of military personnel
Of the Army. In addition. Il aids
dependents IN securing employ
ment and solieits and creates
scholarships and superyises ednes-
tional opportunities for the or
pbaned children.
In rs distinguished 42-year rec
ord Of service. the Army Relief
Society has mad only four presi-
dents. Gen. Francis v. Greene,
Mrs Daniel s Lamont. Mrs. Hem
~ L. Stmson, wife Of the present
Secretary Of War. and Mrs. Ar
thur VI. Page. president since
1923.
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Wanted. Home for
10 B able s-AII
Cute Puppies

Open for adoption:
Ten baby bird dogs.
Apply to S. Sgt Clay r.
Brosdhead, Of the 5i0th
Tech. Sc. So.
It ali happened this way.
The Sergeant returned 70
Us barrack about noon one
day.
His dog, Toots, came rum
ming UP To him, wsgRing her
nj and proudly struttlng.
Sergeant Broadhead follow
I'd her under the bafrack
There were u fluffy little
pups, all sleeping soundly
But 10 CANNES IN one home
: too muchi The Sergeant, In
q dog daze, has Offered the
pups for adoption.
Ron-cons who have home
OH the Post may apply AZ he
3i0th orderly room.
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11

lY designed BY It Col William
p sloan. Assistant commandaai
of the school
Typical Of eoBstan. improve
mena being made IN the course
and nf ghc further education Of
Instructors, a series of lectures !,
being given 70 instructors here on
the automatic pilot by Milton
Bailey of the Sperry Gyrotcop.
CO. To keep abreast Of modern
Developments, four instructors are
undergoing lWo-week eourss on
new type engines al tho Aliisnn
Division Of General Motors Al In
dianapolls, Ind.
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11
Jewish Welfare Head
Sets Interview Dates

Eddie A. Klein, representative
Of he Jewish Welfare Board and
ine USO. mas announced sches-
uie for interviews and eonkuita-
tons, win Jewish soldiers at
Keesier Field. He viii be in the
ChapIsin's office, Building 20.
Block II, from as pm. Mondays;
T-s pm. Wednesday,. and from
rs and 10 pm. Fridays.
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Darn That Sock
Biloxi Ladies
Will, Too

No more needle-pricked
thumbs, soldiers. No longer
will you SIT around at night
attempting TO push a piece Of
thread through a hole that
you'd swear was jumping.
The ladies. Of the Biloxi
Association Of Garden Clubs,
under the sponsorship OF Mrs.
A. E. Favre, have organized
the Friendly Service Club"
to do your sewing Tor you,
at no charge.
The club, located In the
Presbyterian Church on West
Howard avenue, is open daily
from 2 pm. 10 5 pm
There viii be a branch OF
the Friendly Service Club
established N the USO build
ing when that structure is
completed.
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Main street. began on December
/. At present. the uSO Is operat-
ing a temporary Recreation center
at the old Biloxi Armory, near the
L X N depot
The main floor Of the building,
which IS SO by i03 feet. viii be 4
combination Goos md basketball
court. A completely equipped
stage. 40 by 20 feet, viii be an
other feature OF the center. Club
rooms Will be located adjoining
the main floor and balcony.
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Farewell, Old Pal

It's farewell 10 Army Blues
at least so far as our barracks bag
IS concerned.
A new olive drab bag Of heavy
drill has been authorized by the
War Department to replace the
blue denim carrysll which has
long served the soldier al his suit
case on field duty.
The new bag is 80 inches high,
144 inches in diameter, has a
round bottom. Fabric: plain weave,
FULLY shrunk. Present stocks Of
blue bags viii be issued, however,
until exhausted.
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Senior Class
Enters Final
Phase ofACTS

dpeSe all sections of the globe, wherever ths
United Nations strike the forces Of aggression the senior
the Air Mechanics School Saturday enters upon ths
eleventh and final phase Of instruction at keosers An
SchoonSpecton and maintenance Of muluengne aircraft
Five ago To-day, they
mechanics lacking nothing experience the line They
through phases thoroughly veFscd
nanfr nd drouaif nj
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Glen Miller HOnOrs
Keesler i'm Broadcast

Glen Miller. popular band
leader. will honor Keesier Field
on a nationwide radio broad
casi from coast forecast over
the Mutual network Saturday
from ) to s p. N tEST) Z 10 S
tKeesler time). II was amounc-
ed today by network officials.
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Monte Carlo for Army
Relief Saturday Night

As the first organized ef-
fort to raise money for the
Army Relief Society, the Off
GERS Club Of Keesler Field in
collaboration with the Wom-
ems Club will stage a gigantic
benefit party Saturday night,
commencing al 300 o. m.
Known as Monte Carlo
Night. . this affair will be open
to all officers, their families
and guests and viii be held In
the Officers Club.
A diversified program Of enter
tainment VIII feature this yalen-
tines night function. A variety Of
night club acts will be included In
the floor show. Ia addition 70 con-
tinuous dancing 70 the music Of the
Ar Force Dance Band.
PRIZES DONATED
All proceeds from ne food bar,
checking. sale of cigarettes and
the income fr0rl me various games
and special entertainment will 70
to the relief organization. Scores
Of valuable prizes have been dom
ated By local merchants, accord
ing 70 End II. Melvin Masrenee,
secretary treasurer Of the Off
ers' Club.
Other moaey raising functions
are planned for the near future
The First Three Ladies' Club,
composed Of the wives Of the
fields non-c0nnk Of the first three
grades. Is planning similar party
All enlisted men viii be asked r
make . small contribution 70 the
society 90 the next pay day, ac-
eonding 20 present plans. This 4
not compulsory, however.
The Army Relief Society wsi
founded al the close Of he Span
ish-Americsn War, IN 1900 Ia
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SET DEDICATION, FIRST
GRADUATION ON FEB. 27
From
A. M.
to
P. IA.

BY =. >kA AiiioTo n 1atit
We promised Staff Sergeant
Hayes Of Message Center that
we wouldn't spoil "a good
thing" but we can't help ex-
planning the recent letter
writing activities of some of
his charges. since receipt Of a
note addressed here. a few
days ago.
So don't complain, soldier. about
not receiving enough mail after
reading these few lines, for we've
found the girl who is quite eager
to correspond with soldiers from
Keesler Field.
1t seems that one OF Sergeant
Hayes trusty aides received a let
ter, addressed thusly;
ITO one who received no mail
today,
Air Corps.
Keesler Field, Miss"
Enclosed was a card, Inscribed:
what a huno ed and thirty mil
lion folks
Would like 10 say 70 you.
Is being sent by one OF them
Who wants to say II too:
Greetings, gratitude and good
wishes"
The letter was signed by Miss
Corine Hewson Of Chicago, III.
P. s. Her address is i54l South
Kedvale avenue.
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Did You Write
Home? Plenty Did!

That girl back home will
hear from keeSler Fields "Pri-
vate Joe" just a bit oftener In
the future II Post Office sales
recently are correct indication.
On Monday. February 2, an ALL
time record was established
when the local branch Of the L.
5. Post Office reported the sale
OF $500 worth Of stamps, or
enough for 60.0o0 letters.
In addition. the Post Office
sold 500 money orders totaling
more than $4,000. two more
records, according 10 Superin-
tendent y. V. Shove
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Good Work, Sarge

Resourcefulness rs qualifica-
tion of a good staff Sergeant.
s. Sgt. Joseph J. Foley Of the
s09th proved he had 1t last week
while distributing mail In the
squadron.
When he came 10 a letter ad-
dressed 10 Pvt. George ). Nieds-
pondxiany, he hardly hesitated,
then called out: Alphabet
Private Niedspondziany got his
letter.
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11
Biloxi Shares
in Planning
Celebration
General Lincoln Slated to
Make Principal Address

On June II. 1871, a cadre of twenty from Chanute
Field ILL., reported LIT Col Samuel A. Munde al the old
Biloxi golf better described today street the
field then that Keeser Field the nations AU
Corps Technical School, was born.
weeks from Friday. February p, 1912, the tod
ding infant nurtured from cadre of 20 golf into
tremendous air school through hours days weeks and
months of planning comes of age.
that efforts of Mai
r. lincoln
W. Commanding officer
graduation of Keesler Fields first Aplan Me-
dedication OF the field dedication
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11

The t1ltb School Squadron IL
again doing double duty for de-
fense. Sgt. Richard u. Reynsrd
reports. For the second month
In succession, a collection has
been made for the purpose Of
buying defense stamps.
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11

Here's the one Of the best o
the Pearl eHarbor stories as iolc
IN Time Magazine:
On the fateful Sunday
morning. the Chaplain Of a
bsitleship In Pearl Harbor
was busy on the afterdeck
preparing for divine service.
Came the roar Of the Jap. The
Chaplain ran to an anti-zir-
craft gun and began preach
ing lead to the Japanese. A
few minutes later he vas
heard to ifstone: Praise the
Lord and pass the ammunition.
! just got one Of the -"
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Addenda

THOUGHTS FROM AN TO
PM Memo: Stop in at Mess
Hall one Of these days and look
up Pvts. Edmond Boudin and
.Iarcelie LeBou jabhering away
a rapid flow Of French They're
In the Medical Detachment, part
of a group of men OF French
Canadian descent shipped here
from northern Maine via Camp
fcon,i,,,ad M nest nag.4
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11
Is That Nice?

Pity the harassed c. q. Of the
sI5th Technical School Squad
ron, who set his alarm for ) am.
one night not long past. and
well. this Is where his trouble
started. II seems that few Of
his buddies collected every alarm
clock they could find, and then
set alarms for 3 am. They pro-
eeeded 10 hide them around the
blissfully sleeping, unsuspectins
Charge Of Quarters.
Came am. and the barrage OF
ciangs and chimes. The c. Q.
reached for his clock, to shut off
what sounded like fleet Of fire
trucks in action but the COM
motion continued.
Finally, all was in control, and
the pranksters in AIS had had
their fun. and the c. @. was forc-
ed TO admit that he was some
what alarmed.
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11
Chaplain J. A. Major
Reports to Keesler

Chaplain ]. A. Major, former
pastor Of . White River. S. D.,
Catholic church, has arrived at
Keesler Field 10 assume duties as
assistant TO Chaplain A. J. Zellner
Chaplain Major is native Of
ST. Paul, MINI, and has spent
three and one half years with the
Civilian Conservation Corps, as
chaplain at large.
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11

The war analysists. the guess
perts" Of the International situa-
ton, tell US that chaos threatens
70 engulf Germany.
On the German home front.
Nazi iitterS arose over a possible
British counter-invssion 81 TIE con-
tinent. Echoing similar express
ions by an Italian admiral. Ger
man newspapers carried a lengthy
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11

specific function is V collect funds
and provide relief, IN case Of
emergency, for dependent widows
The Keesler field news., 1942-02-11
ANoTHrR ARMoRED DIVISION

WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. Ii
The 9th Armored Division viii
be organized at Fort Knox, KY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Luisetii and Company Here
For Two Basketball Games
Fomed Performer. Who Starred in Tilt
In Portland Lost Night Faces Locals

Luisetti and Lindeman led the
Phillip attack for the SO Oilers.
In Tacoma Luisetti and company
will face a strong Tacoma All-Star
outfit.
The jefferson Playfieid five,
composed of youthful star per
formers, face the Fife Mer-
chants In the preliminary at
7:45 o'clock Wednesday night.
The College Of Puget Sound and
Pacific Luthersns appear in the
opener on Thursday nights card
playing the deciding game of a
Tacoma title series That game
too, will open at 7:4b o'clock.
Luisstti and the Sc oilers have
never before appeared In Tacoma
Luisetti known as Mr. Basket.
ball Himself, Ia not only a spec.
tator's treat but a players player
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These next two nights :. We'd
nesday and Thursday will see
Hank Luisetti. rated by experts
the greatest individual player OF
all time, doing his courts wizardrS
before local fans at Exposition hall.
Not only Tacoma fans, either.
There will be fans from Seattle,
King county and the Tacoma dist
riot. to say nothing of those from
Southwest Washington areas.
Luisetti. former Stanford
ace and stili an amateur play
er. IN with the Phillip &c oil
ers. one Of the nssterful clubs
of the nation. q truly AL
America outfit.
The Oilers come to Tacoma from
Portland where. Tuesday night
they defeated the Signal Oilers
running their total points to rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Conzaga Calls
Off Grid Work

SPOKANE. Wash.-Athletic Di-
rector Claude McGrath today can
celled spring football training at
Gonzaga university because OF the
scarcity OF players.
McGrath said the school had
lost many players 10 the army,
navy and defense industries.
He said the outlook for football
next fall was very dark unless the
school received permission to use
freshman gridsters.
His request To Use first-year
players will he acted on Al a coast
conference meeting IN Portland,
March ~.
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College Of Puget Sound Curtas Athletics for
Luisetti and Lindeman
Lead Oilers TO Victory

PORTI AND The Phillips "66" Oilers. several times
winner of the National AAU basketball championship oea'
The Signal Oil of Portland team here last night a to Do
n a exhibition game. . !,
The Oilers former AnAmericans. Hank Luisetti Pau
Indeman and Joe Engeman set terrific pace which ns
ou elassed Portland could not equal
High scorer with a total of II points. Merle
Kruger smallest the Signal team and former
Oregon State PLAYER.
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Coast Training Camps

lnasmuch as the Beavers face San
Francisco in an exhibition game
Saturday, that leaves quite hole
in the pitching staff. Rupert
Thompson reported yesterday.
SAN FERNANDO. Cal. - Man
ager Bill Skiff put the Seattle Raj
niers through intensive batting
drill in preparation for a twilight
game today with Connie Mack 5
Philadelphia As The Seattle team
was completed with the arrival OF
regular catcher Bob Collins from
Pittsburgh.
FULLERTON. Cal. - Man
ager Pepper Martin and Dehs
CAIRNS. Pittsburgh Pirate vet
eran. were expected Ia join
the Sacramento solons here
today.
RIVERSIDE, Cal. - The Holly.
wood STAR went through their
PAGES here today in preparation fo'
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HAVANA - Basebalfs fir I
feud of the season ragged hot and
heavy today as the Brooklyn
Dodgers opened a five-game series
with the Cuban all-stars.
The feud was between Presi-
dent Larry McPhail and the Phila-
delphia pills MacPhail abro-
gated all three exhibition games
scheduled between the two clubs
after he had failed to gain per
mission for the Dodgers to prac-
tice on the pills field at Miami
Beach prior 70 game on March
II. Phils Manager Hans Lobcrt
called MaoPhail q hush Lacquer"
and the feu on since.
MIAMI Manager
Hin TER, le the New York
Giants trimming base today
for the Jersey City Giants
camp at jacksonville after
announcing that he had
granted Pitcher Clydell Castle
man an unconditional release
and issued an ''ultimatum" To
Holdout Billy Jurges.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fia.-The
New York Yankees first exhibit
ton game Of the spring training
season il scheduled against the
ST. Louis Cardinals for Friday.
Manager Joe Mccarthy admitted
today he would be unable 10 field
a representative team II his six
holdouts did not come to terms.
Joe DiMsggio. Charley Keller. Joe
Gordon. Red Rolfe, Charley Ruff
fling and Billy Dickey still are un-
signed.
PASADENA. Cal.-The flashy
pitching staff Of the Chicago
White SoN will be even bigger
II not better-this year
AS he sent his club through its
first hitting practice today. Man
sger Jimmy Dykes indicated that
he planned 10 retain 10 hurlers
for the 1912 campaign instead OF
the customary nine.
AVALON. Cal. Batsu-en
enjoyed = field DAY st the
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BY UNITED PRESS

BOYES HOT SPRINGS. Cal.-
The San Francisco Seals regulars
beat the rockies to 2 in an inter
club match here yesterday. princi-
pally because Kerit Lewis, late Of
Hartford. and DIN Kelly contrib
uted home runs.
NAPA. Cal.-The balance of
the Oakland squad reports to-
day TO Manager Johnny
vergez- yergex's chief worry
IN the whereabouts of Pitcher
George Darrow. Also among
the missing are Pitcher Tom
Ananicx and Cecil Dunn. first
baseman.
SAN JOSE, Gal. - anRger
Frank BRAZIL counted noses again
today and confirmed the absence
of Joe Gonzales. Ad Lisla, Lee
Slime, Ted Norbert and John
Brown from his Portland roster
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Resume Screen
Fish Protection

SEATTLE - The state game
commission yesterday encouraged
resumption OF river diversion
screenings to protect downstream
migrations Of young salmon by
authorizing expenditure of its pro-
rata share of the cost with the
state fisheries department.
The project began in 1896 UNI
der the fisheries department, with
wpA labor. Curtailment of the
wPA program brought the project
TO virtual standstill. The pro-
iect includes hundreds OF install
lationS. mostly in Eastern Wash
ington.
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Ulrich Still
Not Decided

SPOKANE. Wash.-Bill Ulrich,
owner of the Spokane Indians of
the Western International baseball
league. today said he will not
decide on the lease OF Ferris field
from the city until late tomorrow
Uirich had previously an
nounced that continuation of
the ball club this year depend
ed on better lease offer from
the city.
Yesterday the city council sub
mitted two final" offers. both of
which Ulrich had not considered
with enthusiasm before.
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a practice game tomorrow with
the Philadelphia Athletics.
ONTARIO. Manager Arm
old Statz, using Peaches Davis
former Tulsa hurler, put the Los
Angeles Angels through lengthy
hitting drill today to prepare for
the opening Of their exhibition sea
son against the Philadelphia Ath-
letics in Long Beach Friday
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IIniramural
Play avored
Economic SituGtion
Cause of Action

Blame II on the laps
The College Of Puget Sound vii
curtail its Northwest conferences
athletic program for the "durs
ton"
This decision has been made b.
the school authorities and will b
he presented to the conference a.
the organizations next meeting
according tn Charles A. Robbins
bursar Of the school.
The conference nj Ia last
meeting took this problem
under consideration and made
provisions for just such a
situation, Robbins pointed
out.
The move does not mean the Log
grrs will drop from the conference
The athletic teams will meet
rivals within their economic scope
but that is all. The usual confer.
ence travel jaunts are eliminated.
huht f'auS that ~ VIZ
and Pacific Lutheran, Winko
league members, will provide
the chief Logger competition
until the laps have been put
In the mothballs and the Huns
have been sailed away.
II is expected the conference vii
adopt the same rule generally.
college Of Puget Sound does no
intende 10 drop from conference
competition" said Robbins "Bu
transnortations costs are prohihi
tive The school cannot afford th'
regular conference activity"
Robbins emphasized the colleg'
athletic program would be through
intramural activity, charging thu
form of physical effort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Wilson Breaks
Arm in Bout

NEW YORK - X-rsys revealed
today that Jackie Wilson. Pitts
burgh Negro recognized by the
MIA as featherweight champion
broke his left arm in a bout which
he lost 10 Terry Young Monday
night He will no unable to fight
for at least three months.
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MAJOR TRAINING CAMPS

Chicago Cubs first intrasquad
game yesterday as Clyde Nc
Cullough's Might owls
pounded out a II to Q vic
tory over Bob Something's
Grumpies.
ORLANDO. Fla. Manager
Bucky Harris today put a tenta-
tive stamp OF approval on Rookie
Third Baseman Stan Gale. after
the five and a half foot tall hope
ful banged out long distance hits
in a long batting workout
LAKELAND, F1a.-For the first
time in its history the Detroit
Tigers ball club today shared its
training camp with a farm team
Forteen members OF the Beaumont
Exporters in the Texas league
worked out with the Tigers In a
move to FIJI gaps made by nine
holdouts.
FL CENTRIC. Cal. - The
Pittsburgh Pirate battery staff
leaves here today for San
Bernardino where the rest Of
the club will Join the squad
tomorrow for intensive drills
In preparation for the open
ing exhibition game with
Seattle = week from tomorrow.
CI4EARNA AFTER. Fla. - L u
Boudreau and his Cleveland In
dams get their first look today at
a rookie who may become the
mainstay of the Tribes Feller-less
mound corps this season.
Charles Red" Embree. who
left a trail OF shattered records
behind him az Wilkes-Barre last
year, landed IN training camp
yesterday.
ANAHEIM. Cal.-Ths Phil
adelphia Athletics travel to
San Fernando today for q
return game with the seattle
Rainiers. The Mackmen
trounced the Seattle team.
III. In their first spring
training game Of the season
last SUNDAY.
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Hoop Results

Oregon So. Idaho 10.
Noffett Field 81. San Francisco
State 50.
Wyoming 80, Colorado 80.
Eastern Washington so. West-
ern Washington 20.
Golden State Club IS, Chapel At
the Oaks 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

Mr.. Metcalf: Warmerdam gets Damhot.
Rice ALWAYS Damhot.

Kice ALWAYS DHmh0t
That first head read In of your recent columns.
That second head Is of my
Rice the "Toy Bulldog and greatest distance Of
all time chosen the outstanding athlete of 1910 and
received the annual Sullivan award.
In le4 he wasn't mentioned in the poll
Holder Of the mile and three mile records almost
Warmerdams pole vaung 1e41 could
Greg amazing string
add achievements
Compare warmerdams carrying IT'S pounds
stature with triple hernia and running trussed
Yes Wamerdam sensational but Joseph Gregory TOPS
Warmerdam
r
Larry r.. can anm rice
In China Wamerdam
what long had insisted Impossible" vanng rs
He went and quarter nhes that
picked n !
Odds of
of that poundage.
There those who will with
Jumping Les Steers oregonisn who barely
the accomplishment
recognized
he Il the
athlete eligible the Sullivan
I'd told the
article i did Thank, podncr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Franklin Wins

SEATTLE - Franklin won the
seattle high school basketball
championship last night with Al
p victory over Ballard Cleveland
finished IN third place by edgins
Lincoln 1929
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