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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Comedy Hard Work

II VAS this deadly seriousness
coupled with an unpredictable
mind. that led 10 one of her
most hilarious bits Of business
hUrlC>Que shadow boxing that
she starts and stops without
warning.
Once a dancing number went
wrong and Ia cover up the
mopeniary embarrassing pause.
She suddenly started shadow
boxing. She's been doing il ever
since.
Being funny. as any comedian
viii tell you, is viciously hard
work, but the most vital ingre-
dent. Lorraine and Rognan
think is being happy.
II Lorraine feels sour. she
isn't worth a boot. and if they
weren't happily married. they
wouldn't be much good they
believe. It's a ritual. practically
before they 20 on The stage.
Roy Rognan invariably kisses and
CuddleS his wife, and from what
/ hear, maybe all husbands
should take tip from Roy
Rognan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

l2-yr8r-oid strut and naturally
people would laugh az me. and
spoil all the effect OF the dane
ING
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PART 3, PAGE 16
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

knockout in 56 fights, kept alive
the axiom that his opponents al
ways fare worse in return bouts.
He was the sixth man to face
Bomber Joe twice.
Most writers 1T the ring
side agreed that they never
had seen Louis. or anyone
else. punching with such ex-
plo<ive power. Ce-manager
John Roxborough agreed with
them. He said. at 106a.
pounds. Joe was the heaviest
In his career. The extra
weight put extra authority
into his blows"
Official figures were not an
nounced. but ii was estimated that
some 1900 fans contributed to q
gross gate Of about $4,000. OF
this the Navy Relief society was
expected 10 get about 500. 900
since il receives all profits. Louis
entire purse and az per cent Of
Buddy's check. Buddy. with 121s
per cent Of the net left, probably
gets about $4,000 for less than
three minutes Of catching, or more
than Sc, 900 9 minute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Local BOWLING

Northwest women bowling stars
will convene in Tacoma over the
week end to compete in the annual
Broadway alley handicap tourna-
ment for Northwest feminine pin
stars.
Visiting teams from Everett,
Seattle and Tacoma will compete
with many Tacoma quintets In
team events, doubles and singles.
Twenty-Five women teams are en-
tered and will shoot In three
squads.
The first teams will roll tonight
at 8 o'clock. after which there will
be a squad of doubles and singles,
starting at 10 p. m. Sunday play
will start at non with another
squad Of teams winding up the
team competition at 2 o'clock.
Doubles and singles will start Sun
day at 4, with other squads at s.
8 and 10 o'clock. keeping the 100
feminine stars busy until near mid
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Stadium Tigers Defeat Yakima Pirates, 2z to ID
Smith in
Golf Lead

Los ANGErEs-Horton Smith
lsnky Pinehurst. n. C.. putting
artist. entered the second round
Of the $4,000 Los Angeles open
golf tournament today with a one
stroke lead for the first IS holes
Of play.
Mixing six brides with two
bogeys. smith shaved the -
par tricky Hillcrest Country
club course by four strokes In
earding . 60.
At Smiths heels after the first
round were Harry Cooper Of Chi
cago. Herman Barrow of White
Plains. n. Y, and Chef Beer OF
Los Angeles. all tied at SO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Cancel Major
Golf Events
Four Tournaments
Wiped OF Slote

NEW YoRk-The United States
Golf association at it's annual con-
vention today voted To cancel all
four Of It's major championships
for 1e42-the national open. ma
tionsl amateur, public links. and
women's amateur.
The national open was scheduled
for the lnferiachen Country club.
Minneapolis. the national amateur
for the Pebble Beach Golf and
Country club. Del Monte, Cal, the
women's national amateur for Tul-
"a, Okla. and the public links for
Denver.
Instead of the four champion
ships the u. S. G. A. will cooperate
with the office of civilian defense
and promote three medal play
handicap tournaments for both
men and women at each OF its
member clubs throughout the ma
ton on the following dates:
I. Decoration Day tournament,
Sat. May 30.
2. Independence Day teurna-
ment. Sat-. July 4.
3. Labor Day tournament, Mon.
sept. ].
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Wilcox
Gets Job
SEATTLE
Chester (Cotton)

SEATTLE - Chester (Cotton)
Wilcox. University of Washington
bachfield coach who lost his job in
last months football purge" to-
day was named assistant personnel
director of the Associated Ship
builders.
Wilcox, former Purdue star.
joined the university staff in 1880
with Head Coach Jimmy Phelan
and Assistant Coach Ralph (Pestl
WEIGH. All were dismissed and no
successors have been named as
yet.
Wilcox expressed no regret at
leaving football for the new post
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Cougars
Offered
New Pet

PULLMAN - Washington STATE
college students. mourning the lose
Of their cougar mascot, Butch ii,
today were Offered . new pet bs
GOV. Arthur h. LAnglbe.
In making the offer. Gov. Lang
lie followed tradition. The first
Butch wa given wsC In 1897 b,
Gov. Roland b. Hartley and lived
TO the ripe old age Of IL years- The
late Butch II was given the college
by GOV. Clarence d. Martin In
1883.
Gov. Ianglie said he would offer
the college two young cougars now
NJ the South Tacoma game farm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Prep Grid
Rules Made
| Wide-Open

CHICAGO Football fans look
forward To a bit more Of the wide
open "razzle-dazzle" on high school
gridirons next fan.
A new rule permitting prep
teams 10 throw two forward passes
on the same play behind the line
of scrimmage was adopted yester-
day by the National Interscholsstic
Football committee which governs
play in 80 member states.
Under the rule a player Who
receives a forward pass be-
hind the line Of scrimmage
can either run. pass or kick.
The former rule only permit
ted him TO run.
The committee also revised the
pass interference penalty. From
now on the ball will be set back
to the point from which play start
ed and the guilty team penalized
IS yards. Formerly a team took
possession at the spot where inter-
ference occurred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Sports Carnival
Plans Shape Up

Plans for the annual Tacoma
Winter Sports Carnival at Para
disc, January 24-25, are rapidly
taking form and members of the
committee. headed by Barney FL
lott, met again in the Chamber
of Commerce Friday afternoon to
continue work on the gala event.
Feminine representatives from
both high schools and colleges
were present to be considered for
queen and princesses of the car
nival. Winners are being kept
secret until shortly before the car.
nival.
The committee reached the
decision that races he open to
all contestants but that a
strict deadline for applica-
lions be kept. thus avoiding
last minute deluge Of po-
tential racers.
Applications will be accepted al
the Chamber of Commerce until
Tuesday evening. January 20 and
the draw for place will be held or
Wednesday. There will be classes
for juniors, women and men, al
on Sunday.
Saturday the Tacoma Ski club
will sponsor the city high schoo
championships at Paradise as ar
added carnival feature.
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kapowsin (SD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
CLASS A WOMEN's LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Edna's bowling team. first half
champion of the Class A Women's
league, continued on its winning
way Friday night in league play
by taking three points from Roy
Archer's quintet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
SKI WEATHER

Paradise Ranger Station - so
inches snow; heavy surface snow
over common crust; skiing fair.
Mt. Baker Lodge So inches
packed snow; skiing fair.
Stevens Pass-60 inches crusted
snow.
Snoqualmie Pass - 81 inches
snow; powdered surface snow on
common crust: skiing excellent.
Snoqualmie Ski BOWL inches
snow; skiing good; free jumping
school tomorrow.
Cayuse Pass-Gates closed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE STANDING

Schedule for Next Week
Tuesday; Boys gym. o'clock. A. c.
Z vs. B'nai Birth 8. veneermen VS..
Laundries: O. South Tacoma VS..
Thomies. Girls gym. 7 o'clock. Elec-
tries VS.. Sons OF Pericles: g. McKin-
ley Hill VS.. Sumner. Q, Fife VS.. Mill
men
Thursday: Boys gym. 7. Sumner
vs. Sons Of Pericles: g. South Tacoma
VS.. Millmen: .. Fife VS.. Electrics
Girls gym. I. veneermen vs.. McKin-
ley Hill: q. Thomies vs. B'nai Birth:
Q. Laundries vs.. A. c. =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Vandals Give
HuslEies Scare
Washington Wins
On Bsloted Reilly

gUATTTE m. Tfriv.~.it,, -
Idaho nr,vea an .r-xn~ct.<s,y
foruia. N. To- h,,. w..n,rv,or
turned an IN. n..f L., n,,ht for
a as-1s victory IN ~. on~r,n,
North,rn Dsvi1on Pacific co.st
conference b.sketbsu ram. her,
,..t ,,~ht - .~.su
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Cheney Tops Gags

CHENEY-Eastern Washington
College of Education's basketball
team made it Two straight over
Gonzaga university last night, win
ming a rough game. 41-36. Thirty
six personal fouls were called and
five players were elected from the
game. e. w. C. E. won Thursday
night, $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Luihers Lose
Winko Opener
Bellinghom Wins
With Final Squirt

Pacific Lutheran college. defend
ing basketball champions in the
Western intercollegiate conference.
went down to defeat last night at
Bellingham. 44-35. at the hands Of
Western Washington College of
Education.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
ST. Martin s Loses
To Wildcats, 57-H

ELLENSBURG-Central Wash
ington college opened the Wash
ington intercollegiate conference
basketball season tonight with a
57-44 victory over ST. Martins col
lege in a fast, high scoring battle.
Central led at the half. 25-1s,
and widened its margin in the sec
ond period with potent under the
basket scoring attack paced by
Russ Wiseman, forward, who got
is points, and Ernie Lewis, Gen.
ter, with IL.
George Van Meigham, forward,
was high scorer for st. Martins
with II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Basket Results

Harvard 81. Cornell 81.
Stanford AZ. Col of Pacific SO.
Washington So, Idaho %.
Southern Calf. SO. UCLA 81.
Washington State 81. Oregon As.
Montana 80. Idaho Southern IS.
Colorado 40. Utah 80.
Colorado State 81, Denver 80.
Mulnomah College 81, Mount
Vernon &c 80.
Wenatchee &c As. Everett &c 81.
Eastern Oregon 81. Mt Angel As.
Portland 46, Pacific 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Falkland Juniors
Down Midland Five

FARMLAND Falkland Junior
high defeated Midland junior high.
26-1s, in a Pierce County league
junior high basketball game here
Friday afternoon. Falkland mid
gets also won, "a to 9.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Lincoln Abes Lose
To Bremerton. 35-28

Fridoy's Results
Stodiun II, Yokiro 10.
Bremerton IS, Lincoln 2e.
Everett Al. Seottle Prep II.
Saturdays Come
Yokir1o ct Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

ANN ARBoR Ten per cent
amusement tax netted the federal
government $43,55e.e5 for five
Michigan home football games dur
ing the 1871 season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Fife 40. YeIn1 81

YELM-Fife Trojans maintain
ed their unbeaten pace on top of
the Pierce County league when
they slowed down the usually high
scoring Yelm Tornadoes. 40-21.
here last night. Yelm reserves
won, 21-17.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Colson Elected

Earl Colson Sr., of Tacoma. was
elected president of the Salmon
Conservation League of Washing
ton at meeting held Friday in
Tacoma.
Other officers elected were
Steve Morrissey, Seattle. first vice
president; Joe Zurich, Seattle. sec
ond vice president: Les Soule. Ia
coma. third vice president; Ken
Mcleod, Seattle, secretary
treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Babe Penowich and Mae Knight
captured the individual scoring
honors in the matches of the Wom-
ems City league Friday night on
the Coliseum alleys. Mrs. Peno-
witch rolled 5000 for the high series
and Mrs. Knight registered 215 for
the high single game.
The Paris team went into first
place by taking three points from
Tavern while the Match ladies, pre-
viously tied with Paris. dropped three
20 the Distributors. Fearless won
three from FRS and Thomas split
even with Helen Davis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Haiftime score: wsc "a. oregon II.
Free throws missed: Gilbers 1. zim-
norman 2. Hunt 3. kirsch /. Mar
sink /. Andrews q. p. jackson 4. OF
fictals. Emil Piluso. Portland. referee.
Carl Lenchitsky. Portland
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Buckley 80. Renton rs

BUCkLEY-Buckley Mountain
GERS kept pace with Puyallup in
the Puget Sound conference bas-
ketball race by scoring nine points
in the last three minutes TO erase
a five-point Renton Indian lead
and take a 1925 triumph here last
night. Buckley reserves won, 81
to %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
Everett Wins, ALL

sEAITLE-Everett Seagulls de-
ieated Seattle Prep Painters. Al
70 Il in a Cross State league game
here last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

KENT - Kent vandals moved
into undisputed possession of third
place in the Puget Sound confer
ence by defeating Sumner Spart-
ans, 41-20, here last night. Kent
reserves won, 3s to "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Ednas bowling team. first half
champion of the Class A women's
league, continued on its winning
way Friday night in league play
by taking three points from Roy
Archer's quintet.
Mary Leicester rolled 525 for the
high total shooting games of 1911,
1852 and l72 Winnifred Rowe rolled
1877 for the high game and wound up
with nice 5l4 total.
Results: Credit Club 8, Turf l;
Ednas 3, Archer's /; Amusements 8.
Autos l: Mutuals 3. Rau's /: Broad
way 3. Hammerschmith /.
High single games were rolled as
follows: Helen Blair 1873. Evelyn Hun
nenkemp 1T, 10 Kancianich ITO and
Borgioli III and Z. Nixon TIA.
SIXTH AVENUE BOWLING CENTER
Roger Mcdonald with 3s7 is lead
ing in the Headpin tourney now run
ming at the 9th Ave. alleys. J. Schim-
mel 3le and L. Maine 3i7 are In sec
ond and third places.
Contest No. of the great Bruins
wick carnival ends Sunday night.
NORTH END ALLEYS
week end handicap doubles tourna-
ments at the North End alleys will
start at O'Clock tonight. The Sum
day shift will start at noon. and play
will continue until ! a. m. both
nights
Reservations for both Saturday
night and Sunday were all but ex-
hausted last night. Manager Jerry
Warden revealed. despite the fact that
additional squads vii be accom-
modated by starting them al 5o-min-
ute intervals.
Scratch win be 400 and 80 per cent
handicap will be allowed.
Maccabee League
Play Nor Alleys
Ivory Heads 24o4 Col VS.. souawkers
27l7 (4). High game, Max Shain 1874.
high series. Martin NoNvinski 507.
Smart GUYS 24lo Cd VS.. Hot Shots
24i2 C3l High game. Kerstetter ITO:
high series. Kerstetter 463.
Ladies' League
Hi-May Alleys
woodkes i2l VS. Clark,s ~. High
game. Jen Church 1853; high series.
Church 44s.
Tony's CAV VS.. Johnnys %. High
game, p Lampe l59; high series. p
Hans tO VS.. shoe Doctors Csl
series. A. capps $50.
Doormen's League
Hi-May Alleys
office 234i 90 VS. Odd Shop 2237
Cd High game. c. Olson 1873: high
series ID. Gonyea 500
Day cutters 24se ca vs.. Tear Down
1888 CO.. High game. J. Talk 1874
high series. A. Corbell acc
Door Dept. ca vs.. Dor shippers t0)
/ (forfeit)
Spreader Gang t4l vs.. Veneer Ship
pers (0l, Cforfeit1 High game Y
/ johnson 1913: high series, L. John
I son sos
Mite Cutters 22e3 t0l vs.. Sash Dept
2SQ7 ~. High game. r. Peltier l6S,
l high series r. Peltier 442
Panel Cutters 243l ca VS.. Main.
/ tensnce 2iso COZ. High game. X. Hal
] $50: high series H Hall ATT
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SUBS. Glover Park-ReynoldS CD
Kasemeier "a. Canlett (3). Mold. Roy
--Fallstrom a..
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Highline SO.
Auburn IS

AUBURN = Highline Pirates
notched their first Puget Sound
conference basketball victory of
the season by defeating Auburn
Trojans, 1886. here last night
after leading 1921 at halftime.
Highline reserves won. Is to Is.
HiKhline 1881 1851 Auburn
Forbes 80 -. p. Cd Gaines
Anderson CD p. 90 Larbers
salkeld ti2l ...G........ t6) Loan
Shearer t2l -. g.. (2) Biddle
Subs: Highline Osborne. Arm
strong ID. Auburn-Love "a.
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YAKIMA (I8)

Subs Stadium-Riarich f21 Esei-
ms Soper. Perry. Nelson. Aiken W'ii-
Jams, Anderson. Lutherans - Gregg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12
By HAROLD SHAW

A Stadium Tiger basketball
quintet. which never before had
realized its potentialities, was sit
ting on top of the Cross State
league along with the high-pow-
cred Bremerton Wildcats following
well-earned 27-1s victory over
Yakima Pirates on the Bengal
NAPLES Friday night.
The Tigers led all the way but
never had the srueling contest in
the bag until the last two min
utes when Bobby Fincham. SEN
sational Stadium junior, dumped
in his fourth field goal Of the eve
ming.
Fincham and Jack Getaz Il
was who started the Tigers off
on the victory trail towards
their second Cross state
league victory. The IT, Ben
gal front-court men tall ID the
first four Stadium baskets on
some spectacular team play on
fast breaks.
These four buckets, along with
a basket from the corner by Chuck
Fain, gave the Tigers their longest
lead in the game, 1913, up until
Fincham's final field goal made it
26 to Is.
Strong Defense
Amazing defensive play as de-
veloped through Stadium Coach
V. G. Lowman's 1-2-2 zone defense
stopped the Pirates cold and they
could only collect six field goals
the entire game.
Although Stadium was out in
front the entire route, there was
little breathing space for the Pr
ates pulled up to 14-13 in the third
quarter and 20-1s in the final
stanza.
Despite their victory over a
Yakima team which stopped Ever
EFT. 1882, on Thursday night, the
Bengals did not look as good as
they will in the future.
Should Score More
Bus Mitchell, who had a touch
of the flu Friday, was not at his
best and neither Bob Rinker or
Ray Hagen scored as centers of
their heighth should score against
a none-too-towering Yakima squad.
But Lowman's zone defense
functioned beautifully and Finch
am and Getaz supplied the scoring
punch. so the Bengals find them
selves out In front In what prom
ises TO be a torrid Cross tSate
league race.
In a preliminary game. Stadium
reserves defeated Zion Lutheran,
27-15.
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Hanson Sparkplug
OF Lincoln Rally
b r Il M ERTON

b X Il Nj ERTON = Bremerton
Wildcats chalked up their third
straight Cross-State league bas-
ketball victory here Friday night
by defeating Lincoln Abes, 1928,
but only after the Tacoma quintet
had scored nearly half its points
in a closing fourth-quarter burst.
Big Vance Hanson spanked
the closing Lincoln rally
which Bremerton only STAYED
off through the long-range
shooting of Les Eathorne, who
topped all scorers with
dozen points.
BremertoE led, 81, 14-9 and Is
Is at the rest periods. wildcat
reserves won. A to 81.
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Loqgers 81. Cords 80

kAPOWSIN - Kapowsin Log
gers defeated orting Cardinals. ST.
81, here last night after Kapow-
sin reserves had won the opener,
22-1s.
n .aak
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Puyanup and
Buckley Win
Puget Sound Loop
Leaders Victors

FRIDAY Results
Puysllup 80. Enumclaw "a.
Buckley 80, Renton 26.
Kent 81. Summer 40.
Highline 80 Auburn Sc
PUYALLUP-Puyallup Vikings
were hard-pressed to defeat Enum-
claw Tigers. 46-43. In a Puget
Sound conference game here last
night but Gail Bruce kept the WIKI
ings out ir front with ~ points
after the score was tied at 21-all
In the first half. Puyallup re-
serves won a3-1g
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Prep Hoop

Aberdeen a.. Monteseno II.
Raymond "a. Elma rs.
olymuia IS. HoQulam 81.
TRI-CoUNTY LEAGUE
Bainbrioee n. Silverdale rs.
Port Orchard 81, Vashon 81.
Cir Harbor 26. Vaughn a.
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AmeE1oa ponBesses perhaps the
mnut formidab,e individual fight
~ machine the human race ever
pru1uoed = that dark destroyer.
Joo Louis.
cAnmpion Zoe unlimbered his
guns fur Uncle sam's navy In flag
foseponsd Madison Square Garden
1aut night and. in leo time than
4 tnlDeo b bofl IN egg, complete
n 6uuo1iuhsd Buddy Baer. . CALI
lsrnia R1nnx 1t TIE peak Il phys
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lyunn1ts h May 10 knock Louis
tnFUugh IL ring ropes.
1s1o1ag Jses knockout tn
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- Quiclssut kayees IN heavy
Ws1ght chAnpIenship HISTORY.
Alus - - TIE most swe-is-
sp1riag performances ever
euFne1 h ~ . pugilist
II was NO washed-up Max
ochmsling whom Louis belted out
~ night, when the opening gong
pu1lsd so0e 1900 fans forward
h their seats; this Goth challenger
for Joe's million-dollar crown
came out of his corner fast-a
hugU. fair-s1rinned, brown-haired
fellow with ESQ pounds of Drawn
distributed nicely on his six-foot
six-and-a-half frame. He lowered
over the brown-sl<inned champion
and ouf-weighed him l3h pounds.
LIKE TOLEDO FIGHT
Aeross the ring came big Buddy
n = grixxly-bear rush that forced
the champion into = clinch near
hi own corner. Buddy tried TO
smash him with uppercuts at close
quarters. but Louis broke away.
and then came In bobbing and
weaving like Dempsey did against
willard at Toledo. He forced Baer
hack across the ring. barraging
him to head and body with blows
that would have knocked down q
horse.
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tared surprise. bur no fear. His
startled expression seemed TO say,
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lately was beset by the dark
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Everett f4I
on Seattle Prem

suos Everett-Armistead ca Petsri
son 90 Nichols co., Johnson S51
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Falkland
FOOTBALL PAYS

eJter. Brown. Irwin, kellogg. Mo
land-Craig IL. King.
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RESERVE GAME

Sube. BremerJOn-MCNeH tIll. NC
Caslin Q2). White ca. Lincoln -
Swanson Cd, Pouse, Hagen, Ander-
son ID.
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Fife. Clovers
In Victories
Trojons Beet Yelm:
Warriors Top Roy
Friday Results

Fife 40, Yelm al
Glover Park ~ Roy 81.
Kapowsin 81. Orting 81
acknowledgement Way postponed
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SUBS Central-MorroW t2D, Kuch-
era I'D Pease. st. Martin 's-Clark
Fuller, Lozeau ca, Hausman, Hoene
80.
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Subs; kent-NeIson t3), RobIllard
tel, Short, Wandrey %, Pozzi ca /.
Sorenson t3). Sumner--Myers, Ancer-
son ca. Semba 90. Asahara. ogasa-
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Louis. registering his 2sth
straight victory and his 18th