davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Most Complete

Their pheasant propagation and
management projects in southern
counties of the state were the
most complete of any of their
many activities. 1t included the
brooderS, establishment of cover.
supplying of winter food, feeding
stations, encouragement of the use
of flushing bars to save nests from
destruction, keeping game GEN.
ISuses and encouragement OF hunt
ers in intelligent harvesting of the
crop.
Other conservation projects car
ried on include soil conservation,
.wildflower projects, bird sanctu-
aries, wildlife surveys for the con-
servation department, built bird
baths, discouraged the burning of
fence rows, that provide protection
for birds, made studies of bene-
ficial and harmful insects, drew up
conservation programs for their
community, landscaping and beau
| ltifying their homes, schools and
lchurch grounds; aroused public
lopinion against pollution Of
streams, established and main
tanned picnic grounds and cooper
ated with adult sportsmen's clubs
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
State Opens Season
For Training Hunters

LANSING, Aug. Is (UP).-The
state conservation department
Saturday opened the 60-day hunt
ing dog training season prcced-
ing the regular small game season
which will begin October 10.
The department said training
would have 10 take place between
sunrise and sunset. Trainers are
permitted 10 carry a pistol loaded
with blank shells, but no shotgun.
No dog quarantineS have yet been
enforced according 10 the depart
mcnt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Two Best DoQ
Shows Coming

The Royal Oak and Pontiac dog
shows scheduled for September 6
and 7, already are taking on the
aspect Of being the two best
shows in the state this year.
Despite wartime conditions, A
Wilson Bow. who will be II
charge Of both shows, says regis
trationS so far are approaching
last years record entry.
The Oakland County show vii
be held in the community market
at Royal Oak on September 6
and September Z. Labor Day they
viii move over TO Pontiac.
Both shows are A. X. c. spons-
ored, and will find in addition to
the best breeds of dogs in Metro
politan Detroit many from around
the state as well as Ohio, Indiana
and other nearby states.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
4-H Clubs Give
Increased Effort
To Conservation
BY DON GLLIEs

If in the years 10 come Michigan
Landscapes arc more pleasing 10
the eye and wildlife is more abun-
dant. some thanks will be due 10
the thousands Of All club members
and the junior wlldlife organiza-
.tions. which each year engage in
conservation activities.
Although the figures for 1912
are not available, last years report
compiled by A. c. Kettunen, State
Club leader, show 2t,0dt boys and
~ 332 girls or a total of 5l,333
different club members carried out
I63, ,455 4-H Club projects ranging
from tree planting. game feeding.
fire protection, setting up game
shelters to canning handicraft,
food preparation, wood identified
ton. raising livestock and dozens
of other useful and necessary work
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Best Fishing Sites
Marked by Signs

OF the states 90 fishing sites
81 on lakes and 80 on streams.
and not counting p purchases
pending-the 25 most heavily used
and best developed are now
marked by recently erected stand
ard entrance signs.
While purchase Of sites with
fishing license money Is con-
tinuing, improvement OF these
public access points, except in the
most urgent cases, is being de-
ferred for the duration, 90 avoid
use of critical materials. At the
same time. extensive plans arc
being laid for a postwar work
program on these locations.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Interesting Story

In 1941 the report of activities
by kettHneh tells an interesting
story on conservation work. For
est plantation totaled SOLO acres,
which added TO the thousands of
acres planted during the last six
or eight years represents a "ast
area.
/ As part OF their wildlife conser-
walton work. these young people
built more than 5000 bird houses
in 1871. conducted 220 feeding sta
tionS and shelters and thousands
of acres of bird feed were planted
especially in the pheasant belt.
Last year they carried on a deer
yard study project in II counties
with 30 boys and 156 girl partici-
pating.
A total of 224 boys and lis girls
took part in their forest fire study,
reporting actual forest fires and
proper procedure and methods en-
ployed in burning brush or debris,
thus reducing tremendously fire
hazards
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Shut Out Wins,
Pays Only S2.10
tt Saratoga

Continued from First Sport Page)
seconds off the time had the COM
petition been q bit better.
There really wasn't any compe-
tition in the race and Shut out did
little more than work out 10 earn
jackpot of S17.S25 This pushed
the total earnings Of the son of
the Chocolate Soldier 10 exactly
S253 4S2, putting hin far ahead Of
the others in his division,
Because Of the four horse field
and the coupling of the Greentree
pair, only wiz tickets were sold.
A few citizens threw a few dollars
in on Star Beacon al about Z 10
! white a couple OF other bridge
jumpers wasted few bob on
Tierarch which offered around Ia
to ! on the board.
BuckSkin took the lead by a
head in the run down the back
stretch and held il till the far turn
where Trierarch tuI ned loose and
shot 10 the front. Arcaro saw the
time had come and asked Shut
Out the question.
Without seeming 10 draw a
deep breath, his colt gave him the
answer He nailed Trierarch in
the short run from the back
stretch 20 the top OF the home
stretch ,and when they straight
ened away he was there where be
figured 10 be-on the head end of
the parade and opening up day
light.
From that point 10 the finish
~ was simply 4 question OF how
much he'd win by lie finished
with Arcaro handwriting him
bouncing very easily and very
proudly into the record books Of
this famous old stake.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Do Their Share

This year with the war and its
accompanying shortage of farm
labor, these boys and girls have
Iredoubled their activities pledging
their every ounce of energy in
helping the government with its
Food for Victory program To-
day All clubs in every one Of
Michigan'S 81 counties are doing
their share and more. too. in the
unified stand TO help their country
march on TO victory
The All Club member knows
this pledge backwards and can tell
you exactly what each H stands
for. but how many of those who
live in the large city can? My
HEAD to clearer thinking; my
HEART to greater loyalty; my
HANDS to larger service and my
HEALTH to better living.
Fourth club work in Michigan
is conducted by the Michigan State
college, United States Department
of Agriculture and county extern
sion services cooperating. State
headquarters are located at East
Lansing and at Marquette for the
northern peninsula. County head
quarters is usually located at the
county seat of each county.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Rounders Wins
AT Ndrrdgdnsett

PAWTUCKET, r. T., Aug. Is
OP}.-The Irish bred FOUNDERS
bounced along a muddy track
today 10 win the ninth running
of the King Philip Handicap At
Narragansett Park by a length
and one-half with Tragic Ending
second and The Finest third.
The son of Colorado Kid. who
defeated Whirlaway in his last
start, led from flag fall TO finish
under Ferril Zufclt and earned a
purse of S4,770 for the Valdina
Farm 10 bring his earnings in
seven starts in this country 10
$40 720. The time was | "a 4-5
for a mile and onc-siXtcenth.
FOUNDERS was a heavy favorite
and returned $500 $3.50 and
81 20 Tragic Ending paid $500
and $500. The Finest was $40
10 show.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Washington Park Results

FIRST RACE 81 200 claiming 3.ysar-
,olds and up a. mile
Illinois Tom JcmaD $50 400 3 20
Future Winning Brooks $50 so
BellcodA 1Murphyi 2 90
Time 10 10. oH 2.23M
Weisenheimer Reign Dear. Moot Queg.
lion. Irish Mirth Certainty Miss show Me
Gutter, Sweet Pease and oncmore also ran.
SECOND RAcE-N. 200 claiming. 3.
year-olds and up, p miles
Naldina chief (Hauerl 900 100 ? 80
Wooden Indian FarreD SO 90
kai.Hi (Barneyi . 40
Time SO As. off 2-55iz
Flaming Play. Goochie c.. Puddie Treacy
Adams Needle and Memory Book also ran.
THIRD RAcE-yi 200 claiming s-year-
olds and up. u miles
Man About Town
(Lougdenl 90 60 . "a
Bun BY Barney 00 4 90
Song Spinner CThoruburgl ? So
Time SO i-5 on 2a.
Veiled Ace Miss Nutmeg Ny Bohby.
Gaylsnd, War Vision and Prsetorian
also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 81 200 claiming ,.
year-olds and up. - miles Con the TURF
Wicked tCiark 100 90 = Gu
HOLM (McCuNt u 90 6 20
Hsdalad tBr0oksl $50
Time ! SO 3d. On 56.
scrooge Hliou. Royal Blue. Connie Ann
mi Tea Rms also ran
FIFTH RACE ST. 500. claiming 3.yesr.
olds and Up. a mile.
Mystery Marvel
tBarneyD 1900 $50 as0
Joan r IGarnerl 80 a0o
Yesteryesr (PhilHps) 42l
Time II 1-3. OF f.2s
Remembering Polymehor. on Oh. Chief
Bud. Don Lin II and Eguistar also ran
SIXTH RACE $50 ooo added. Washing.
Park Futurity. 2-ycar-olds, A mile
lpatton tBalaskJ $40 go 22o
~int Fleet tLongdenl 800 2 81
Blue Swords tCrAigl "a
Time ~ Is. of J.07
Littlet0Wn, GlanCeabOut. HyErohpur.
Likeasnot. RingmenoW Big Me, Free
Speech and War knight also ran.
SEVENTH RACES 500. handicap. g.
year-ods and w, s mile
Alsab (Richard) $50 40 460
Sales Talk (Philllps) 500 3 t0
Air Master (BroOksl s. 20
Time i;2l lis. off 540N
with Rerards Moscow II. SHIP biscuit
and silvestra also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 500. claiming. 8.
year-oids and up. I 3-i6 miles
nucho Gusto tSufdert 80 50 ~
Wee Scot (McAndrewI 20 su
Naleroso TT CBrooksl : oo
Milo. Hun Nancy Stem .Winder Alegre
Time I So f,S on e.i2la.
and Sweepelot also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Scots Fish in State

In spite of the world travel
situation, the register at the con-
servation departments Lake Che
mung public fishing site. turned
up, among local signatures, the
names of two visitors from Scot
land Mrs. James West and Nellie
Mills of Fraserburg.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
u eIIing, Teathout,
Olson Dye Winners

Clayton yelling. II. A. Teach
out and Carl Olson were winners
in the three catboat races at De-
troit Yacht Club Saturday.
First Tace-WoB by Clayton WeUirg
Hale CLARK. second Robert Dodd. third
Time zO.i6 Second rAce-WJu by n A
Teachout Nuned Steiner. second: Duke
Huber third Time 2315 Third race
Won ny carl Olson Leo R1bh second
Duncan Marshall. th.rd Time - 10.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16

FIRST Ehi r. ~ +'' '.a.fiii'A' 81 '''
Aatchup tWahlerf J. 50 a. ~
sun. tsiri Snyder 80 ~
a. Dawn tHaskei' y 'N
Time l.I3 2.5 on . %
Wise Decision Macts Dream. Fo1sh
Nar, PerHeNe and Laugh and PAY sse
ran,
SECOND RACE 81 2oo. claiming. ,.
.year-ogls and up, a mile
Largo Mint Peters 80 40 ~ ~
Old Whitley tWahlerl 50 aN
lCatapuIt tBruncuel 800
Time 1913 1-5. on o.
IIna's Son Twiukstys Cold Tower. saw
ing Grace. HAN Inch, Worldly ana Ietfa-
town also ran.
THIRD RACES 200, claiming. 5-year.
Kleig Light tNcMuuen) so $40 2 81
Lost Cold Atkinson 40 bl
Bras Kitty tWAhleri 90,
Time 1913 2-5 Of 30-
Nick G. Sunspark. Boston Blue. Copin
Knitetta ana Stagetright also ran
FOURTH RACES. 800 allowances 2
year-oid hlies mile
Bridleour tsnyder1 $40 go 2 %
Jerry lee tBuucher) $50 z,
Cream atkinson ~
Time i:i5. 0h oo'F r,..-- 80.
j HaIcyon Lass LynnEee and Thuns also
ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 300, claiming 2-year-
ods and ~ mile . .,. ,s,
Fritz tTuruhuli 80 IN -
CraustHrk tScabol 90 ga
MIX Pip May %,
Time Isi2 10. on .2q
war Result Niss usuut, Lassator and
Silver GrsIl also ran
SIXTH RACE $1,000 added King PhnT
Handicap 3-yesr-olds and up ] lie miles
Founders tLufcltl 500 2 ~ -
Tragic EudinE tWHhletl - 20 W
The Finest Atkinson 3 "a
Time I 80 4-5. of SOL.
Hvsercal Red Moon. ksar cf Audle,
and L0veday also ran.
SEVENTH RACES. 400. allowances
3-year-oids and up ~ miles
Msflying (Turnhu.h $50 32o q
Skirmish tAtkinsou) $50 q
Battery (FnneEanD ~
Time gas. on 5.3l.
Haste Back. Gallant One American
MONEY Hes II and Mahiette also ran.
EIGHTH RACES 200 claiming. B.
year-olds and Up I mile Ard 40 Yards
SILVER Tower (snyderl $50 500 81
Clingendaal (Remerscheidl 400 2sl
Light Reign (Finneganl SO
Mandate. Wen Resd. Flying silver. Atom
smasher and Triplano also ran.
NINTH RACE $1,000. claiming a.ysar
olds, I la miles
IGalany tZufclD $40 2 so 2N
Midnight Ride tPtters1 : m ~
/ Mad Crusader tChaffnl go
] Time rs OF R.3i ~.
Grape Line Plucky Muffin Decade NJ
Dough Lupoba River Lass. WcesFone and
Macks Prince also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16

ysar-oIos and up. about 2 miles, s,eePie-
Fs5 co,,sg, ,Brooko $3.50 20 go 80
Bpojum III tMaEeeI 80 i'
Brother Jones 'Cfuz) LOO
Time a.fP 2-S ~ 3s ~
Wrred Ho0fs Dancing Archie pd Good
Chance also ran.
SECOND RACE 2co. claiming. 3
year-oid' and up, q mHc ,,o
Tlerce tMcCrearyl 20 lo l1
psyrhiatrist tMrate) 4 30 ~
Iarrup tLaldleY ".4u
Powdered Heels Wise Niece, Mission
step and sun Triad also ran.
4 -
THIRD RACE-Si. 200. maiden ?-ysar-
I oids. colts and Eeldings, q mile.
HyPerionion ,Meade1 $50 z 90 90 z Z 5o 5o
Jopisr !Garza, ,,o.s.-.,or, o. 3 "a
Time i.l2 3-5. Oh 3.fsi4.
sCommander Dust By Lazy Tongs
Donegal 'Tensbrose Speed Ball. a-Bulh
Good Vacuum Cieaner' Beau 81 Nine
a-Noylew and Roosevelt also ran.
al Johnson entry
FOURTH RACE $500 added Ga" c
Handicap 3.ysar-oids and up, u mile.
porters Cap tArcarol 80 90 2 70
High Command tWaIO so > ~
Vain Prince tMrCreatyl &tu
Time % 2-S on fl6.
Omission. cant Wait Nni BAY View
also ran.
FIFTH RACE 50 oo1 sddcd. Trsvers
stake year 1lds miles
a-Sfu. Out ,ArcaraJ 40 out ou'
Trrrlrrh tSfDut out on.
star Beacon tGUherD "bl
Time 2.U4 4-a. uf 90.
H-ButkskIU eIs" ran.
. a-Irrtutrte entry.
SIXTH RACE 81 ooo added spinaway
Stakes. 2-year-Old nlues, % mile
our PAGE tMcCrears) $40 y 30 ol
-AsKmenow tWught 5to 5-ee
Wuskenin lMeadei SfO
Time 1.12 3-5. IN 5;19
a-Navigatinu. b-Auel Post Bras. Polly
Briar a.FHrht Little Diana s-Advcn-
tur0us. Cuckety Clark. b-Miss Goshng and
Dlasis also ran
a-Wheatley entry.
b-Circle 81 Ranch entry
SEVENTH RACES. 200. claiming. T.
year-olds and up, ! - miles sf %,
Bright GRAY CLoveridge) 8 90 81 50 -,
key Ring (Renckl 81 go $40
Epaminondus tGorman) q
Time 2.O7. off 5.46la
Whiskhriar. MisfinE Dare Bunny, Good
Stymle and Bright Rebel also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 500 claiming. 3
vear-olds and up IL miles
Ahbe Pierre tnarsel 1850 ls so ~ g
Eternal Peace tGormanl so 3,
Yankee Party
tRodrEueyb e'
q Time 1852 3-s. OF i7't.
Yankee Chance, Meal FiaE Peil'
n'Amour Ansssanaro Lord Kitchener 500
iLumiere also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE 81 2nO. allowances. :
vear.oIds and up. about 2 miles, sttepIe
shasF
pay cottage 6Brook) - 30 % so
Bpojum N tMaEeel a9 j"
Brother Jones ,CTuzl . uv
Time 4.lP 2.5 ~ . 2sH
WnEed Ho0fs Dancing Archie ard Good
Chance also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Washington Park Entries
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-Sl. 800. maidens. 2-year
Olds D furigDHs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16

FOURTH RACE 81 500 added Class {
HandfcAp. 3.ysar-oIds and up, is mile
pofter-s can tArCarcl 50 $50 $50
High Command tWaIO 80 90
Vain Prince tNrCreatyl 2tu
Time - 2-f 1u 10.
Omission, cant Wait N0t hay view
$50 ran.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-16
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE 81 200 claiming 3-yssr-
rlds ard Up. 3 mile
Aatchuu tWahler y" 80 u
sun. Girl Snyder 4sv =.
iAi Dawn 'Haskea' y o'
Time '.I3 - or %
Wise Decision Macbf Dream F"HEh
Mar. PerneNe and Laugh and Play slso
ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Luthers Seek
Winko Wins

With Winko league basketball
strength seemingly concentrated
on the east side of the mountains,
Pacific Lutheran hoopsters will at
tempt to hit the win side of the
ledger this Friday and Saturday
~nights while the two sunrise pace
settlers battle at Cheney.
The Luthers will have to reverse
two decisions melted out to them
At Bellingham last week end by
Western Washington Vikings in
order to hoist their fingers in the
victory sign this week end.
And II the Lutherans can't
whip the vikings on their
home Falkland court on Fri
day night, they'll try II again
on Saturday In bigger quar-
tiers at Exposition hall.
The Saturday fracss will be the
first collegiate basketball double
header in Tacomas history with
College of Puget Sound Losgers
and Portland Pilots clsshing along
with the PLC-Western Washington
Winko engagement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Ski Carnival
Prizes Listed
Times Trophy and
Wotch Agoin Up

Headed BY The Tacoma Times
perpstnal trophy and wrist watch.
tho list Of prizes for the annual
Tacoma Winter sports carnival
ski race winners vas announced
~ the T.ooma Chamber ~ Com.
meroe Thursday.
Ths Times trophy. plus = wrist
watch 10 be kept permanently.
uill 70 To the winner ~ tbs msns
slalom race. which again siii fs.-
turs The racing program On sun.
day. Jan n.
Winner q the womsa's si.ssm
event viii reeeiys the Rhodes
BROTHERS psrpstuai trophy - ~sii
ss . wrist watch. slso . Tift %
Rhodes Brothers
Ths sysrrs Gftmssssd psrpsiusi
trophy Stil he awarded 10 victor
In the junior boys Fsas me
Junior champ also will resolve .
camera from ths Camera SHOP.
Othsr prizes inntuos
Meas rsee ID. al rsek from
Warrington hardware III. sat
poi~s from woif . Gaines sth.
Jacket from kiopfsnssssns, aad
ssh. slippers from kiopfsnsssin's
shoe department..
wsn.~s's rsss "a. slssk from
hsro~s. 81. shlrt from Richard
sons. sth. gloves and socks from
Dsn H0~sil's. and ssh. three
pound boa os eardy from Brv~n
. Haley.
Janiss rses III. merchandise,
sssrs Hose.1es VI aO.snhlii .ss.
Jim Collins Al snop. snd attn.
hunting knife. Eager HsrdSsr~.
fIrst Tacoma n.za t5 N mar
ehsnalss. tsy Aandlss. first TIA
soma woman - blansst. J. 9.
Penney Co first Tacoma junior
$3.50 scsrf set srsa La. Ina.
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east a. Iron Man Gshr1T than vas
the sllek-hsirsd Tyrone Power a.
Jssss James.
The neat thing sill b. Mickey
Rooney as John l. sullivan. Then
Shirley Temple In ina role Of
Diamsnd Ii. after which ws no
doubt will zee fredsls Barthoio-
msW As stsnislsus zbyxsso.
n could only happen IN the
movies.
Manhattan and F1athalsh ar. 81
death grips In a nsS battle q the
borosshs.
Brooklyn college leads c3ty col
i.gs by a half point N ths Eastern
intercollegiate lssgBs. a. stands q
fine chance - beating "ths buns
aFAin a. chess.
You help Yourself shsH yoa basy
T y. n Defense Beuds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
War Becomes Housecleaner
Bill Alexander Tells About II
In College Football Ranks

ATLANTA. Ga-Ths war IL
rcsng 70 max. college football q
sport for sports sake and end or
sharply eurtsil subsidizstion Of
athletes. william A. Alexander.
Georgia Tech football coach. said
In an interview today.
The dean Of Southern football.
having coached al Tech since 1912.
said that the national defense
effort would do more in the way
Of house cleaning this year than
all the campaigns and regulations
ever devised TO clean up college
football.
"Mo<t schools are going to
nm IL months q year. Coach
Alexander said. This will
eliminate the summer vaca-
ZION. Athletic offices have
heretoforee counted on players
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Ohe Scoreboara
Win hssvy ovsysss

NEW YORK ~ Herbert Bsysrd
swopss annual report covering
New York racing IL % elaborate
that At first mistook the package
containing II for one u the chair
mans old suits Of clothes
You may have read that the
Master Taiiors council chose Herb
swOpe as Americas best dressed
man.
When. TO my utter disappoibt-
msnt. the package did not contain
a uniform II which commlssionsr
swops had grown tired. my
thought Vas the report woaid
make an excellent bonfire II 10
that huge.
tackled Il. however. and quick
iy found racing figures ss stag
gerlng - the report Il long.
N shows that attendance 81
ali American tracks for the
year wss 1900 .Ooe. the ma
tnel handle $500 900 .0oo. 81
~b5eh >e~ York hot fiss.-
sHz.B7A Total state rsssn'ss.
excluding federal tsHss. fer
tn country sss sze.oeo. eoo.
with New York p@yiaE la
treasury sT.7z7.ss4. sEeindiaE
inoonse and real estate taKs.-
ThOrOlRhbrsas are - ZOO IN
number IN Amsnca. worth t5s
600 600. Tbsy consume al .OOo.-
GOO Of farm produce. cause Inc sfn-
pioyusnt - z7s 100 IN their fam.
Ines. Tns value - 81 me thorough.
bred industry rsmificstions il
$3.50 600 600.
Racing, II IL apparent. - here
10 stay a. long A. the players
can stand the gaff
Tbztn BE- great Gary Cooper
az Lou Cshng
SIN, Cooper isnt any mOrs mia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Novice Ski Meet
Set for Sunday

First novice ski competition Of
the year Will be held Sunday at
Paradise valley under the sponsor
ship Of the Tacoma Ski club. II was
announced Thursday.
All contestants must be regis
tered at the inn by IL O'Clock and
the races will be held shortly after
noon. 1T was announced by the
committee in charge of the event.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Canada Ski
Aces Enter

SEATTLE-Three. and perhaps
five. OF Western Canads's ace ski
jumpers will compete in the Sc
attic Ski clubs open tournament
at snoqualmie Ski Bowl Jan Is,
the club announced today.
Definitely entered in the Red
Cross benefit event are Tom Mo-
braaten. John Leeds and Art john
son. Others who may enter are
Karl BasdsTk and Earl Pletch.
Mobraaten and Basdsvik are for
mer Olympic team stars.
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Larry and Leo
Have Problem
VIII LippY Be Bench
Or PloYing Leader

INV yonn ~ 10 kstsls -
ths words ever wnsthsr I'm -
playing Manager I.>c n<srceh~r -
bench Manager psrc<h~r - ~
nrcesiyn p~frsfe the eeuins 80
80 may tsks place IN Larry nse-
rh.lls effiss In F1ssntsn tet.y
Dareeher. N town te attend th<
presentation - . medal Zoe ar.<-
Designing 10 his wife. plsar>s n
ecnf.r with nseFhssl tsdsy ard
there ~erv Indications that n the
suhisct % the pedssr rslets issa
contract came w. lee n. f1r-
snd Laughing larry might not
zee eye 10 eve % a.
-t'm not saisi~s e~esr~<s
s~s~e. Larry sssss - ssih
esssraet.- Dsr.sh~r sss1
ASKED n hs wanted . managers
o. . risyins managers ecntrs<t.
purcehsr s.sd he ~sntsd the lat
ter Although Mssfhaii has IN
sisted that puroehss take his plses
IN the hnsnp more rsf"isfv me
past tso seasons. pssfnehsf hss
'"an" !, hsraes sna hsfaef 70 stsf
N shape 70 pisy
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Abe, Tiger Swim
Teams in Openers

Lincoln and Stadium swimmers
begin their splash wars this week
end in opening Western Washing
ton league matches. Both squads
will be At foreign pools.
The Abes. defending league and
state champions. will travel 70
Everett TO face a sessull squad
which is being touted as the 1912
champions while Stadium Tigers
battle Aberdeen Bobcats In the
Grays Harbor splash arena.
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working for themselves during
Thu. period and viii not he able
"a pay An athlete for . ye>r.
when he plays football eeiy
two months"
The Georgia Tech coach ssid
that longer terms Of college with
more stress on studies and military
training would de-emphssize highly
emphasized football. And because
of this, the era Of subsidizAtion "a
a large extent u going to end. he
said.
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Trap Shoot
Next Sunday

Tbs Tacoma Qua eiub tr.pmsn
wlii snow their sklIl again Sunday
on ths boms grounds. shooting 10
h~gln 80 > 80 . M Visitors are
seieoms