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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Baseball Hopes
To Adjust Self

FffTseUkast - H.<~hzEI efff
ep~f<ts On . 's~~@t e. we~k~ h&~Is.
= s~s~<-~fy. - saIs.t lfs<lf -
~artime essz1tlens. ukIi 1sfsn1s.
Pahiis Fsisflsss s<~sa~sl fe< ~
Nafionsi issxss~. d~eiss~si Il tne
sanssi f7tfsksssh n@s~s.ll WHIT
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mesa s@ia nrxndt. wbs fspss-
SEATED Ford Frlxk. prs<z1eu1 -
the nsllassl i<&xn<. we are a.
hssllnz ourselves - meet al eon-
aitiens. ssa. u ns1sf ~. oerk ffssa
@sez 81 4ses*
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Jackie Wilson
Faces Suspension
PTTT~BTRGH

PTTTSBrRGH For his last
minute refusal 70 meet Leo Rodsk
Of Chicago In q charity bout ~
the gardens tonight Feather
weight Champion Jackie wilson
today faced possible Suspension
from the National Boxing assoela-
ton.
NIissa cancelled his bsut
vita Kodak yesterday. an
nOuHcisK - has reason tbs
Chiesgoan's weight .dyaHtAEs-
A lightweight. Kodak aors-
aliy fight. al ia.
The Wilson Kodak fight had
been slated AZ a cO-fssture 10
roEndsr with a bout matching
former wslterSeight champ. Frit-
zie Ziyie. with Raul carraoantss
Chilean. for benefit Of ina lnfsntlis
paralysis fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Sports Parade

willing = fskhs. Bat Ne ~ss
afraid 20 rom. n 1ssfmsny ~
] had I've wtsllnr Fighters asd
an arena. I sent 20 Milan 10
talk u uaasslls mss<lf.
= hsa ~ ea.l~s ftss~ thAs !
had exported Th~ Sssllsss w~s~
eager ss hsss ssess ny fsshs
sesw.elsss bet sh~y we're sk>psl-
eel II the tss.tu~nf ~ wsss1a -
esise. ~ ss h~ss . h~ssssst SD
made . sp>~es. ts1k ssss
diffef~st language nav bst !
aidsr tsik italia. shes. - Z
rave The ssse~<h sAs.sss - H.
t<rpfessv fv~ss Ne e.sssists'
4 told ths psspie st the han
aust that The var vas all over
and u vas silly for people n 10
suspicious ~ each ether I said.
Wa In Germany have come IN
you and now you shouid come
q ~ Well hsllId . bridge ~
frsndshIp 10 you ard yau bsliid
ore towards - sonrsr ~ istsf
the bridge vii meet sufa~wh<rs
In the center and veil - -
one
They gave me . hlK hard
for that nonaEils esms n neF.
I'm and with him came eco
Italian nswsp@p~rm~a. a.pla-
mats and officers. aehmslinr
Knocked out HonsgiIs IN ens
punch before i7.ooo p<ops~ In
cidsntsiiY. when Yeu F~sd thai
Hitler had addressed - 90
people ~ the Sports rsissf. just
laugh Yau cant pack IN svss
1900, ard kno~
"rhs sais a~s whs f~if -
after IRE fITht wss Hssagils.
In me dressing rsssn NJ ssss1
vita . tsiesrsss fssm ss>ssllsl
IN hss hs~d. hssssss Ne ks~<
against TIE ssii - hars - ~
ssaia ssa ssyfss fihs ssyshsws.
nat ire ses pe.pss Wis -
esss~ with him ks~~ sksf -
had h~~s ~kipp~S IN . fair fseht
and fhss we're ssfssfseS
They zoe toxsthsr With Gar
man brAss hats ard lad . f1ns
time Tss diplomats h~esme
friendly ard sson fssilsa ard
German sihi<tss ~sfs sssitlnK
hack and forth. n ~.~nf ionr
b~fors good relations w~f>
established again Slowly ths
BRIGGS - fss~na.aip ~sss built
40. fssi liks ! hsa said. ard
finally ,bos~ bridK<s net fes
knsw ~hsrss
'-rAsy met 81 ths efsnnsr
ps~i-
asked pau " he wosla l...
10 return "a Germany.
jack = he said. 4 fisa fsf
my ilfs Too days after Hitler
cams into power is is5s b<st
I'm KoinK b.ok On Aass<iss I
get my American eItixsasssp
papers and rb~n ! 20 b@ek 4
wlli b. ss an AnsEAesn estixen.
What Ia liks - d . ft8e -
ths head ~ = parade AZ AHeFf-
e.s soldiers. grin ~ ttses~ Mars
ana splt right IN th~iF ere
fes 80. NJ. Dsmski FeEfess
hin psees nahlnT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
.CouniYSporis
Club 10 Meet

Hunting conditions for ias2
wiii - described - /. state game
department official At the regular
meeting q TIE Pierce County
Sportsmens association - their
regular meeting Tuesday night at
: o'clock At Naccsbee hal The
meeting viii conclude with q
Dutch lunch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
F our F orr Lswis
Soldiers Injured

raur ~ Lewis scz1sers 800
lFsstsd - Pierce caanty nesps>Ni
Sunday sssetnw fsr INJURIES -
ssivsd sh~n TIE err b wnl<h fhey
vsr~ riding Famm>1 tsts . pns>~
~ ear ~ 7<3a nesfh Taeana pavf
Treated wsf~ An1ssw 4nun4 n.
po~sibl~ hreh~s rsshs knes eap:
esnssa1 vsk1~ssanA - male
iss<<~fieas. t1y1p A111ssaI ~. ~
sisi snd hn~e k<ulnss ara isaevn~
tons ard xsu~~s xnsv1N - N
isfsd isfs hip.
A'is~en VS. dTsvsas ths 60 n
Nhixh ths eeidi<fs $3.50 st1lns.
T1ss psfk~d ssr . ewus1 ~ Mar
J, nshsases n iaI1 n. y a. A.
ssrdsnE - psiles fila Ina snf.
aisfs sefs tfansf~<v~d - ~ f1ewss
hsspitsi after n<1iesi aIfenflon IA
sns lseal hosDsfsI
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s~Htfiee 80 auas<>s sRatlnnel1 -
army Fsservstsons an4 n~nr iaiIa<
ts<y F.~<ssfls~~ k@x> ere~ss y
shoes " th~ir sh~lisnass o. an
hss<ssd. y wss saneasesd Maedny
IN . warning lssue<f v sfvfllsns n
- stssnf.ss - eermaads
Civilians tfsx~IIna ~ fse< -
sss = ~ psEfeil>s s<sss mas< -
rrspersd 10 i<<nsify themselves
sna give seeep<aate r~sesne ~
approaching - n~&fias suar1s1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Bells Clash Tuesday
BOWLING

chn Hesteost. veteran Tacoma
pin star. rolled : huge so -sriez
sunday on The Broadway alleys 10
iesd the krsftm<n q the sports
men league to first place IN the
Broadway Inter-house tournament.
The krafts wen the top place
VITA a fine exhibition Of bowling.
fh,ir score being almost 200 plnz
more than the second place quintet.
me tournament wss fer nrcsd-
way teams enly and - teams COM
peted. scorcs Of the winners
Nerss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Schefier Wants
TWILIGHT Ball

PORTLAND. Osse-~fteiiis AThef.
ter business naansasF - rs< Port.
land BASEBALL clisb. Naa enrosIts
today 10 . Faslfse ceass isskus
msstlnE 81 ssn Ffaneiaes wsdne--
day. which ~ hopea vouid 20 o.
record IN favor 81 twilight ball
V J. neheftsr. president of shs
elan. saie ~ ne h4vs iwillahi bali
ws car start af o'eia<k ard as<
shs lights Only fof ths laag few
inninxs
iie aaded mat tEo hmn day.
light sasing tine Instead q ths
oDs hour advance Whleh vent iato
effect tedAy. would psrmif esm.
pletion d a game without nssd fer
iiEhta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Hoop Results

Oregon state so. OreEes No.
WsshinTson state 81. Washing
ton -.
Eastern oreEon 50. Albany -
Pacific College ~. Rcd "a
~. Martins -. q. Y. =. ~.
Northwest Nasarene -. Mutt
nemsh ~.
Ce.trsiia =. q. 81. Gray. Hsrbsr
.. &. 81.
Yakima .. G. 81. Mount Neruea
!. q. 10.
College Of idahs ~. Pseifie
University 1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

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third. Don Francis. Oregon
state. fourth, Bob Moiier.
Unlversity Of Oregon, and
NTH. Raleigh Ozark. Uniyersi-
~ Of Oregon.
Louis stengel Timoeriins. won
the Class c ooNnhill Third place
was taken BY Norman symOns.
Bend. and fourth. Bill Barton.
Oregon state.
MeGaryey. the Oregon State
entry. also took the Class p men =
SALON. timed At :202. Don Fran
els. Oregon state. Wss second. ard
Herb Riley, Bend. third
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Murphy Wins
.l6-Yard Event

Pat Murphy ~pa ths is-ysfd
event ~ ths Tacoma Gun elae
Sunday with s. Tor % ) Il. frsxsa
ard Earl cnisoa. j.. ~efs It'd for
seeond VITA e. fer 30 Al Barnes
third sith 81.
Joe heknlxht scored IN ths
handicap sith n Dies Hsn wss
second with - ard Al Turner
third with ~.
There viii - q practice shent
next sunday. ire last chance -
practice fer ths eag Washington
birthday shoot on Fek "a.
&e--te-Asra rsrx<f.
= maaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
, GOLF

Point tourney Was played sun
day at Fircrest Golf courss. ".
Gunnerson won with IS and Bob
Van De Mark was second. 80. In
the second division Richard Board
man led with 81 and Bill Jepeon
was second with 81. Best-ball
twosome play prevailed saturday.
W. Duncan and j. Heuretx won
with = Sc. Pat johnson and Jim
Anderson. Ralph Teats and o.
Watkins and Harry Coleman and
George Fisher were tied with 90 :.
each. In second division play
Bert ssnner and Warren Lawson
won with 50 and George os-
good and Joe Hurley we're nett
with 81. Tuesday night the club
viii hold its regular stag meeting
at the clubhouur
Broosdsie - sunday, Mems club
points tournament winners Farst
division. Harry Rovsn. al Francis
Chaplin. 90. Cap PaYns. 20 second
division. jim Farming. 40 HARP
Maundsr. 81. Hslnls HaosmAn. 81.
Third division, Howard Lindnoim.
Al; G. O. Peterson. -; Charles rsu-
dorfer. 81. HsfrY Batteries. 81. Lao
Smith. 81 Transfers medal play
Winners Francis Chaplin. s2-it-st
Heinle HaoemAn. so=is-fz
Country Club sunday. points
tournament. winners y A Hsinss.
81 points SATURDAY. bsst ball two
some winner " ~ Eisenhower
and Chuck Hunter net -
Highland SUNDAY. match piAy
against par Winners Harry John
son. ! down. Pred yalchek = down
Dlck Wnrbef down hsia hofbers
) down ~ turdsY No tournament
Neadow PARA sunday hidden hole
Winners. F1fst division Elmer CLAIR
asa I'll Herb Hasch. 77-+-zs see
oud division. Joe klns 17-T-z0 Joe
Harrison. 2e-b-1i. Gordon Jonss. zs-
81 Saturday. sseepstakes Joe
King. sz-2i-7i. HAsch. s3-ii-7z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
HooDoo BOWL santism SIX

HOODoO BOWL, santiam Ski
Area. Oregon-Two Cascade clun
members and an Oregon State col
lege student carried home the hon
ors today from Zone 2 champion
ship events OF the Pacific North
west Sh association here yester-
day.
Bill Bowes. the collegian.
won the ClassA mems down
hill event In i:24.7. Second
came Olaf skjersaa. BEND Sky
liners, followed BY Rus Me
Jury, Timberline club entry.
Alma Hansen, Cascade SKI club,
won both the womens downhill
and slslom events In the Class A
division. She was timed at 1881
in the downhill race. beating Joyce
Albee, Eugene. and Christian
Latts. Timberline. In that order
Blsnch Osborn. Eugene. finished
fifth.
Miss Hansen was timed at 80 9
In the SALON.
HjalmAr Hvam. Cascade club
captured the Mems Class A slalom
in total time Of li72. Bowes
placed third. and skjersaa, the
Bend entry. fifth.
Sterling MeGsryey, Oregon
state, won Mems Class Is
downhill event In 1:42.7. Sec
ond was Herb Riley, Bend:
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Commercial Loop

second Round Nfhennlf
"A Teams-Veneermen pfc. Eee-
tries, Thomies. Laundries, Mckinley
A Teams-south Tacoma. sons of
PerIcles, Sumner. hillmen, Bnai
Thursday. FEB Il: Boys gym - 7.
Veneermen vs.. Mckinley Hi; 9. pfc
vs.. LAundriex: 3. Electrics vs.. Thom-
les Girls GYM. South Tacoma "
A c. Z: Q. Sons OF Pericles vs.. bnai
Birth: Q. Sumner vs.. Alllmen.
Tuesday. Feb. II. Boys gym - 7
Fife vs.. Electrics: 9. Veneermen Vs
IAundries: .. Mckinley Hill Va
T-homies Girls gym - 7. sons OF
Pericies vs.. Sumner. 9. South Tacoma
vs.. B'nai Birth. 2. A. c. 4. vs.. Mill
men.
Thursday. Feb. 10: Boys gym
Iaunories VI. Eectrios. 8, mckinley
Hill IS Fife .. Veneermen vs.. Thom-
les Girls gym. Bnai Birth Fs
Sumner. 3. A c. Z vs.. Sons q
Perieles. Q, South Tsoorns vs.. MIL
men.
Tuesday. FEB -: Boys gym 7
Nsneermen ". Electrics. 3. Thomisi
" Fife. Q, Isundries u. McKinlsl
Hili Girls gym. South Tscom'
vs. Sumner. g. Millmen vs. sons Of
Pericies. Q. B'nai Birth v A c. p
Thursday Feb. 26 BOYS gym -
B'nsi Birth vs.. Laundries O. Elec
tries v Mckinley Hi. B. VeneermeT
vs. pfc Girls gym-7, Milimen "
= nal Birth. O. Sumner " A C z
6. South Tacoma vs. sons OF Periciss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Crows Mes"
To Be Used
In Tourney

PORTLAN - The Grows
Nest system o. referesing bssk-
etbsll games. quickly coming into
It's own. will b used AZ the Ore
gon intercollegiate tournament
Feb. 2s-2s a. the University 81
Portland. officials announced To-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

banNFuptEy pefitlons wsre fllsd
ia federal court Monday ~ Alvin
D WOODS. rita. ,. Box 47on. Puy-
aiiup. listing liabilities tefallnG
fi.7ss5s and assets totaling 81 as
u which 81 t0s are claimed az
s1npt. ruler A Coy. i401 Ne. g
st. listing liabilities totsiinz
81 500 and assets totaiznE -,
all claimed exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

MA III BACH. IA = WaYnf
Sabin Won ma second consecutive
professional tennis tournament
when he scored an easy 81. rs.
go victory over Welby Van Hora
or Los Angeles yesterday In the
s. 500 Ronsy Pl1zs final LAST
week he captured the 81 900 net
tourney al Orlando.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

AppiiestiGas .ili - ae1ep<e6
eontinaossaiy until further neties
for epea semp<titiss cx&fninsE1ene
eessFsa9 ths eos.f.ans - dark
stsnasrapksF. ssy pszaeh ppsf4tnf
sna tab.iztinx asehsn< sp<fsin<.
- sanossaeea ~ ~ state p<r-
s-saasi se@fa fssx fh< sfflzs - -
smpa0ym.nf eonp~nsskisu snd
pl.esaasas. state a<partsa<nl -
spsf.i security lseis,ssinx eeszazy
usifars aspsstmsnf.. sna the stats
stspartm~nf II h~sifh kna certain
local hzsits s<r@stm<nk<
tlstsllsa lnfeFm4tsen Fezzfsilnx
ssazilfieslioas. szlsfy. sppii<sEianz.
etc. nag ~ obtained ~ wrffinx
ths state Fsr.enn<l Bad fl0e
nzntth Tower. n@aszi@. Wsxnlnx-
t0nI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

DULUTH. Mlnn.-A Norwegian
aviator who remained snonymou.
10 protect his family in Norway
won the class A title Sunday In
the national ski meet
The winner. competing
under his given name. Ola.
along with Frederick and
sigurd. two hudd,cs from the
Norwegian aviator camp st
Toronto. Ont. defeated the de-
Tending champion. rorEer
Toxic. despite HE longer
leaps
Showing superior form on jumps
Of ie1 and $50 feet, Ola scored
23o.2 points Art Devlin. Lake
Placid. N. Y, finished second with
22s.i5 points and Toxic was third
with 227.s points Tokles first
jump-is4 feet-was the longest
Of the day.
Max r. Rentsch. Minneapolis.
captured the class B title with ais
points on leaps Of 1ss and i73
feet.
Hermod Bake Of the Leaven-
worth Winter Sports club easily
outdistanced the field yesterday
TO win the class A title in the
annual Pacific Northwest cross
country ski meet at snoquslmis
pass.
Bake covered the nine mile
course In one hour. one minute
and IS seconds. a full IL minutes
ahead Of John Eilertsen Jr.. Field
ski club. Hans Otto Giese, WASH
ington Ski club. was third.
On the same course. Bob Smith.
University of Washington. made
the second fastest time OF the
day to win the class b champion
ship in 1:06.5s. Bob johnson Of
Washington State was second and
w. Hampton, Wenstches Ski club,
third.
In the third running Of the
Milwaukee open giant slalom. Jud
Nelson took first place in 2:42.
Stan De Bruler was second and
Bob Kruse third. All are from
the Syverson Ski school.
Gunter Geisman OF the vogel
Ski club won the novice slalom at
Paradise valley. Joe La Porte,
Aberdeen. was second and Craig
Lichtenwalner, seattle, third.
Elaine Solum, Tacoma Ski club,
won the womens event with Cor
rine Latimer and Mimi Van Wat
ers, both of the Bulldog Ski club,
second and third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
AbeSx
Battle Slated
For Top Post
Bellormine Hopes
For Hoop Revenge
CITY STANDINGS

Leadership in the City Prep
basketball race viii be staked
Tuesday night when Lincoln Abes
and Bellarmine Lions clash in the
closing game OF the first half
schedule.
The game viii be played at Ex-
position hall. starting at 7 o'clock
with a preliminary between sopho-
more squads.
Bellarmine will be cut to
gain revenge for q S5-2s de-
feat suffered In the first game
with Lincoln played on the
Lion naples In January.
Lincoln, whose hopes for q high
ranking in the cross-Stste league
went glimmering last weekend.
will attempt TO register another
victory in their drive towards the
city title and a state tournament
berth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
WRESTLING EVENT

PORTLAND-Ths is<2 Oregon
A. A. u. wrestling championship
bouts viii be held 81 the Multi
nomah club here March Z and o.
IL was announced today. Expected
10 enter are the University Of
Oregon. Oregon state college. VIII
lsmstts university. Infisld and
high schools throughout the state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
ALBANY BEATEN

LaGRANDE, Ore. Easter
Oregon College OF Education sc-
counted for another victim In a
basketball game here Saturday
night as 1t marked up a 1895
victory over Albany college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In u. y. Dsfsnss
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
W arriors Aim
For Fifemen

Clover PARK WarTiOrs cleared
the decks for their championship
game with Fife Trojans on Tues
day. Feb. II. when they defeated
Eatonville cruisers. 4O-ie. at
Clover Park Saturday night
Originally scheduled for the
18th. the game was moved up BY
agreement. Eatonyflle Reserves
won the opener. 20 70 IS.
Tuesday night games in the
Pierce County league put Kapow-
sin at Fife. Orting at Eatonvilie.
Roy at Yelm and Clover Park at
Federal Way.
Clover PARA taol 0sl Esion,iIIs
AcClenagh'n ueJ p % Williams
Mclaughlin 81 p. 10 Ho.aEoes
Saxton 90 ......C. 49,. % PAulis
Rsynolds 90 % -. van k.s Sl,
subs. Clover PArE-KAsemsier "a
Canlstt Sojd Fsdden IS E4t0n-
Morgan a. Colysr
J william Gallagher. Lorenzo
nukAi "a, Yoshino.
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Bengals Lose
Wall Game

Saurdtay Results
Walla waiia 80. Stadium 81
Everett SO. Lincoln 81.
Beilingham 20. Seattle Prep 20.
Stadium Tigers lost a possible
tie for second place in the Cross
State league when the Bengsls
tired from q rigorous east side
trip. faltered after Chuck FANS
injury In the fourth quarter TO
drop a 1884 decision TO Walls
Walla.
Pains injury WA received
~ the husky Stadium guard
was making . one-handed
push shot. lie was given .
bump and fell on his wrist.
Coach V. q. Lowman does not
expect Fain back for action
until next week.
The Bengals were leading si-2i
going into the fourth period at
Walla Walla but Bill Fouts sud
denly hit a hot streak and scoring
the bulk of his ~ points. brought
home victory to the Blue Devils.
Lincoln Abes might have
kept the Tigers In second
place had they been able 10
waIlop Everett Sesgulls but
the Railsplitters were ami
hilated 5a-27, with Bob Castor
scoring Is points for the Gull..
Stadium will rest until Friday
when the Everett game at Everett
while Lincoln plays Bellsrmine on
Tuesday. travels to Seattle Prep
on Friday and is host to Everett
on Saturday.
Summaries of the Saturday
games:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

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how 10 snvs<t - q. b pefsn>s
sozzls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

bnck csss 80. go. hcps llo.
total 272s Roy csrnso as4, Bob
Buckley <se. Lyle Many sss. Joe
Paddock eo2. Glenn Collins sal.
Hardy-sl2. $50. s<s, hep. 100.
total 1899. Nat Fisni 500. Harvey
Richardson sas, c. Mccoy ss7. u.
Rowe t6e. Ed Sorcnssn sss
wakefield's s32. $50. sTs. hep.
i0i, total 7eopI. Ted Wakefield
$50. John Ester AS. Red Wakefield
4te. Ed valiish $40. Joe srotor so7.
Amusements-7as. s2i. 7as. hep.
2s3. total 7655 Pred csdy see.
Bill Sweeney 42o. cy Wilson si7.
Norman Erpelding u7. Kenny
Scott 5o2.
Insurance SIS. sis. ass. hep.
$50. total 2642 Karl Miller s4s.
Al Larson AS. r. Kenriek 47e Err
win HIM $50. Cecil covell $50
Ieemen-72s. 7is. SIS. hep. So.
total 76si. Elmer johnson Ssf.
Len Trowbridge 500. Clarence Mel.
son ass. Gene Dryden ssi, Art An
drvws 46s.
ARTOE. PAGNI LEAD
Primo Arioe and Tell Pagni
rolled big totals in . special match
Sunday on the Elks bowling
alleys. Arto~s South Tacoma
Fuelers winning from the Eiks'
Fuel team s00s To 2p53.
Artoe had games Of 200. III
and 235 for . 6i2 total and Pagni
rolled eo2. with games of ass. ISIS
and i7e.
n. Jensen rolled AL, ".
Weller SIT and ". Naseuie
sss for the South Taeomans
and their handicap Was an.
Scores OF the Elks' bovlers.
who had q ais pin handicap. were
G.. Weller $40. c Nelson, tsf. u.
Mcdonald $40, Nat Fisnia b7b
and Bert Appel 572.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Here are results and times OF
the novice ski races staged by the
Tacoma Ski club and Rainier Park
company at Paradise valley Sun
day:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Ralph {. Dye
Post Office Employees
Funeral tomorrow

Services for Ralph E. Dye, post
office employee for % years, who
died at his home. 2426 Seyburn
avenue, will be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow in the Doll and Lassa-
line Funeral Home. $50 East
Grand boulevard. with burial in
White Chapel cemetery.
He was born in Sidney, o., in
1885 and came here in 1913. Sur
viving are his widow, Loretta;
daughter, Mrs. John Mcknight oil
Detroit; a son, William of Grand
Rapids, and sister, Mrs. Ear
Miller OF Shreveport, La.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

STILLWELL, Okla. Aug. q
(INS) Kenneth Wallace. a g.
year-old farmer, was in a hospital
today, his gaunt, weather-beaten
face still suggesting some of the
horror he suffered while pinned
under a fallen tree for six days
and nights.
Physicians said Wallace would
recover although he suffered Sc
|riously from exposure and shock
and had only a little water 10
sustain him during the nightmar-
ish experience.
The aged father, who lives alone
near the Oklahoma Arkansas line,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
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Asylum Aides
Add toChdrges
Times star Correspondent

PONTIAC, Aug. 27.-Three
more complaints OF alleged mis-
treatment of patients at Pontiac
State Hospital were filed with
Prosecutor Charles l.. Wilson to-
day by former attendants at the
whose names were not
disclosed.
Wilson said that state police 1t
William Watkins would arrive IN
Pontiac tonight TO begin a probe
of the charges with Wilson.
Lieutenant Watkins has already
conferred with a dozen persons IN
"a preliminary investigation.