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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
n, JACK CUDDY


United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK They're trying
to get young Ray Robinson
licked tonight. They believe that
a beating will be the best thing
that ever happened To Robinson
OF Harlem. the stream-llned
young Negro who has registered
IS straight professional vic
tories.
30 they've tossed him into the
ring with n middleweight. Jack
Ia Motta Of the Bronx, who VIII
outweigh Robinson about i5s
10 It4--or u pounds.
Robinson accepted this match
because he figures there's no
more worthwhile composition In
the is7-pound division because
% Champion Freddie coch-
rans. now in the navy has been
ordered TO Pearl Harbor. ga
Fritzie Civic Is campaigning In
the west. and 49, Jackie VIII
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
White Sox Win Another Tilt

CHICAGo-cisude PASCAL. 10
game winner during the regular
season. will 20 To the mound for
the Cubs tonight in an attempt 70
stop the White sox In the Chicago
city series.
The sox took the first two
games Al WnEiey field. A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
The Sports Parade

son Of Los Angeles IL IN me
army and may not be permitted
10 fight.
Hence n Il that young Robin-
son, Hariem.s dansing dyna-
miter, moves cut u hls class
for an opponent. NE IL willing
20 pack the saddle-ioad Of about
"a pounds TO square off against
the Human Tank" Ia Metta.
who has suffered hut four de-
feats In his 30 bouts. And Ia
Motta NJ II u the same age "a
Robinson. and . guy Who's been
fighting middIeweight..
They're fighting only ten
rounds at Madison Square Gar
den but that distance Is quite
enough 20 Determine whether
slender Robinson shall continus
in his role Of one o. tina greatest
fighting machines that ever
lived or whether he must bss
10 = grand "club fighter" IN the
division above him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Skiffmen Need
Just One More
Eosl Torqsson Hits
In Winning Runs
snaIEs STANDING
seattle "a Lee Annsles -

The Seattle Rsinisrn today were
within ore rama of annsnink the
Pacific Coast leagues presidents
cup.
With Veteran Nal Turpln scat-
tsrlng sin hits. the Hslnlsrs made
Il three in . row over Ice Angeles
yestsrday ~ annezlns Q 10 .
victory.
First nasemsn Earl Torrsson
broke . "a tie IN the ninth by
doubling to right field 10 send two
runs across.
The Anseis relied ~ . -
margin In the first .lx isninas.
with Eddie Mayc's homer with
meme en peeina the attack.
The Hainiers tied u np In their
half % the sixth On four hits.
Jesse Flores. Mexican firsbailsr
who was sold 10 the Philadelphia
Athletics Thursday, was Hleksd
for II hits by Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

the series moved 10 their home
grounds for two meetings ua-
der the lights. hsnsEer Jimmy
Dykes announced thai Johnny
Humphrts~ would oppose Pas
seaa.
Joe Haynes. Sox relief huriss
escusd Edgar smith IN yester
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
-. az nss., sasAsss
Bearcais Call
OF Oregon Till

ku0EN o.. - 4 fnesbali
rams between the unlvsrsity a.
Oregon and willamette university.
tentatively scheduled here fs< ort
II. viii not - played. u was en-
no,mosd to-day.
The game fspeftsdly vas cen.
esIlsd whsn Spec" kssns. WIN.
annette coach. said N I'D not hsve
the manpo~er 10 match The Ore
ron eleven.
Oregon win not attempt 10 fIil
The GATE by sohedulIns another
Eams. u was Indicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Thursday S Box Score

Summary
Runs batted in--DiMaggio. KEEL
Ter 2, Musial. Cooper 2, Kurowski.
Two-base hits-cooper, Gordon,
Rolfe, Hopp, Slaughter.
Three-base hit-Kurowski.
Home run-Keller.
Stolen bases-Rizzuto, Cullen
bine.
Sacrifice Moore.
Left on bases-New York 7, st.
Louis 4.
Bases on balls-off Bonham 1,
off Beazley 2.
Struck out-By Bonham 3, by
Beazley 4.
Double play-Beazley Marion =
Hopp.
Winning pitcher-Beazley.
Losing pitcher-Bonham.
Umpires-Summers (A) plate
Barr (N) first base: Hubbard tA)
second. and Magerkurth M third.
Time-1.56.
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days game. and held the Cubs
scorsIess on two hits for ssx m
nlnTs whils his teammates ssms
from bshlnd to win . 10 D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

Your postmaster can tel you
how % invest In u, =. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

ios Anssiss .F44sss5 90 III oGo-1
Tlrpln .. Ylores B a. hss, off furpln
81 rlerss 10. runs off nsfpin !,
. yss.. rl a.. ~ Ts sSin p 5is:..
! sirues out. By hirpin .. flores =
summary lsft on bases seattle ..
Ios Anseies O. two.bsxs hits. Wnits
orseiman. Torsssons Hsitsns hom>
run, hsIo, stolen psses Oyselmsn
In. Msfnsson, oTs<lmsn. Collins. Tof-
gsson q Bsttkus Huxhss Mayo
double pisy. Drseimsn % nismise 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
On Ohe Gan. i!
With ELLIOTT MErcAu


Charlie tBarOn) Barofsky had fingers on both hands
crossed
There pronounced indication Of crossed toes be-
cause his shoes bulged in tell-tale
Then he spoke these words
This is the first year eight that my Lutheran grid.
men haven't suffered an injury during practice sermmage
running effort. were i.borou. II no, painful
matter TO with keeping
crossed while the puppies patterng
But he made and srinnsd eonausrng
BsrOfsy coach at Pacific Lutheran eOos. for the
duration Olson is coaching in the army is
superstitious guy
cat crossing h path n.
do that spot Ne unerrng
marksman with ~ oalber pistol pocket
when shoot cat he said keep my fingers
two come at once also cross toes 1t is bad luck to kill
without crossing fingers toes
walk around them any dg TO cross
Besides cats XII birds and like birds Chickens, especially
Anyway very because none of his players
Maybe that's good luck spoke maybe
what want"
here is the starting lineup when
r rsssrs play Jimmy Ennis St Martins Rangers Olympus this
peAndrea center Holland and Thorpe guards Hughes
and Anderson tackles Polo and Iuer ends ser Harsh
quarter Lumsden. fulbsek Brstie Hossins
hslfbaeks
They represent pretty of young grid talent for the
chunky humorous pleasant and able dsbbs this
Port Angeles days notice turned out $500 fans
TO the Lutherans beat the military grdmen there
Gently. The little town up north take bow for that
showing Saturday at l o'clock the University Union
club will chart the Washington Southern Cal grid
Seattle. This is the first of series Of such al
the popular club Hank Armstrong takes Fritzie
Zic battle Francisco 10round distance
Mcdonald, WJSv baseball
needed For the
outstanding baseball ohaer of the nation the sporting News
trophy to him for 1912 swifs immortal words
ing they
should butter
should swim in good caret" Not bad idea Newspapers
headned world results Wednesday the which is
nonsensical There might be world the
certainly that No wonder
think Americans compliment Those Yankees
beaten until the last has died They're fighting
bunch All they seek big inning Is
traditional the q
title. Wen what Yank sdl
STILL those Cards he dynamite when under full
They're there until the last button
Chicago looking preliminary
Seattle Handles
well especially his hands Did hear that old Missouri bay
Yankee died Thursday? Bill Herdman has
gone Beating Shining that match
his chin
yesterday. cold like politician after
. successful Campaign
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Yanks-Cards
$3.50 Rivals
Series MoY Run to
Limit OF 7 Comes

I'm ROUTE To NEW YORK
The New York Yankees and 81
Louis Cardinals. all even in then
battle for hssehall's richest prixe.
headed for New York today for
the third game Of the World series
at Yankee stadium tomorrow.
II appeared unlikely that the
series would end with the three
games AZ New York. In dividing
the two games Al ST. Louis. the
teams seemed evenly matched
perhaps 80 evenly matched that 4
seventh game win be necessary.
BOTH CONFIDENT
Both managers were confident
Of victory a. their train rolled
eastward.
Billy seuthwerth said he
would pitch one Of his two ace
southpaws, Ernie White or
Man Ianler, In the third game.
Manager doe Mccarthy Of the
Yankees said he would an
nounce his third game pitcher
upon arriving In New York
this afternoon. n was certain
10 he spurreon Chandler. At
lev Donald az Hank Borewy.
lat 1. a.. ~ ~af..n. ..saw.~ft A. =.
Cardinals in the first game. the
Yankees weren't the Yankees In
yesterdays battle. The errors
which gsve the Yankees four runs
in the 7 to victory in the opener
showed In the st. Louns box score
but the mistakes which cost the
Bronx Bombers yesterdays game
were Of a different kind. The
Cardinals errors were OF commits
sion, the Yankees Of omission.
There was no question that
Rookie Johnny BeaEley de-
served the 4 10 3 victory. but
the score probably would have
been different II 10 hadn't been
for two plays-one In the first
inning. the other In the ninth.
Ernie Tiny Bonham, who al
lowed only six hits TO Beazley's
10. made the first bad guess. With
Jimmy Brown on first in the first
inning as q result of n base on
balls-something pretty rare IN
Bonhams pitching-tiny elected Ia
make a play at second on Terry
Moore's sacrifice bunt. he hest.
tated a split second and 1t cost
him an out because Brown made
it with a typical Cardinal head
long slide.
COOPER HIT
The Yankee ace. who like Bear
ley, won Il games during the sea
son. retired the next two men
Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial
who later we're to become the Red.
bird heroes. but he couldn't get b,
Walker Cooper. The cardina
catcher drilled one into right fielc
for q double which scored two
runs.
As II that wasn't bad
enough, Tuck stainback, .
pinch runner, cost the YAM
KEGS their chance for victory
In the ninth. Running for Bill
Dickey, who had singled,
stainback tried 10 leg II 10
third on Buddy Hasset's one
baser Into right. II took q
perfect throw by Enos slaugh-
ter 10 get him. but II looked
like reckless chance consider
ing slaughter's throwing repu-
tation and the fact there Was
no one out.
That changed the complexion o
the game for, instead Of puttini
Beazley into q deep hole with mel
on first and second with no on
out, IL left only a man on frs
with one out. The Cardinal sta
was good enough to keep the tyinl
run from getting around. Blu
those are baseball breaks. Wher
the Cardinals got them yesterday
the Yankees received them the da
before.
Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
Ban Removed
On Big Areas


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
FEDERAL EMPDOYEES'
Sixfh Avenue Alleys

Gamers. 1898, points. Builders,
2254. Bartron shot high single
and series, 216-525.
Shippers took 3 out Of 4 from
Buyers, shooting PISS to 2i73.
High single. Brown 176: high
series. Severson Al.
Farmers took all from the
Painters. 1878 to 1898. High single
and series, Burford ls4-4s3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
SOLDIERS BOWL
FORT LEWIS

Warriors bowling team will roll
the second match on their sched-
ule with the Elks in Tacoma this
Friday evening. The Warriors lost
a close opener 10 the Olympia ALI
Stars last Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03
NEW YORK

totals 49,. 80 ~ ~ 4
s-Batted for Bonham In 9th
Ran for Dickey In 9th
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-03

You hsip yourselr ~nen yeu buy
u. ". War nonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

blood-elotting substance. Or he may shoot
a solution of this same pectin into your arm
several days before that tooth extraction.
Surgeons frequently inject pectin before
major operation.
This white powder has been familiar to
housewives for years because many of them
add it to fruit juices to make them jell. The
fact that ii makes blood "je" too has been
discovered by years oLcareful- reseaFeh----
Doctors, dentists and housewives who
pectn all may. make bow to grapefruit and
orange peels, which are one of its chief
sources, and to the research chemists of the
citrus industry who have helped develop new
uses for il.
The latest Of these is the substitution Of
pectin for dried blood plasma in transfusions.
This promises TO be especially useful now.
Applied in the form of wet congresses, pee
tin solutions are used on many types OF
wounds. Because of a special germ-killing
power of pectin such wounds heal more
quickly and perfectly. Pectin paste or salve is
used on bedsores and ulcers and this fruit
by-product is effective in treating certain
types of darrhea. Strangely enough it also
helps in bad cases Of constipation.
From the outer colored skin of citrus
fruits essential oils are extracted They sell
at the rate Of SPA a pound or about $3.50
ounce and are used especially in the manu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

The cost of making gallon Of alcohol
from citrus rinds is only about two-thirds as
much as making IL from blackstrap molasses.
In some places citrus Juice processing plants
have been paying from SIS to $50 day to
have waste rinds hauled away. So both the
processing plants and the country as a whole
would profit by this new alcohol industry
When alcohol is made either from molas-
ses or from the sugary liquid pressed out Of
the citrus rinds, yeast must be added TO fer
ment the syrup
II a certain type Of yeast is used says DR..
Robert F. James director of a Defense Plant
Facility Laboratory Of the Department of
Agriculture the whole Vitamin Il Complex
can be produced at the same time the alcohol
is being made This should make Vitamin q
pills cheaper than they now are-because it is
the work of making them that costs so much.
Potential alcohol for gunpowder and the
possibility OF getting cheap Vitamin Z pills, is
only part Of what went into the nations ash
cans this morning with the orange and grape
fruit peels.
No one heard them rattle or saw them
sparkle, it is true, but there were gay plastic
buttons. sungiasses, airpiane parts and even
ashtrays. These all were locked up in the
fiber part OF the white pulp, or albedo, as it
is called scientifically of the citrus fruit skins.
These fibers yield as fine plastic any we
are using today. II can be nodded cast, cut,
machined and used in hundreds of places.
But so far, plastics from oranges and
grapefruit are only in the laboratory stage
because chemists believe it is more import
ant right now 20 turn those white fibers Of
the fruits into milk and beefsteak.
Enterprising managers of California and
Florida processing plants, where canned cit
rus juices both in the natural state and in con-
centrated form for lend-lease shipment to
Britain are being prepared in great quantities,
make cattle feed from part of the waste
skins Ground into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

facture of Perfume These oils once came
from Spain, Italy, Palestine and South Africa
but now the United States turns to it's own
great citrus industry for a supply
Another important oil manufactured from
orange seeds is a substitute for the Tea Seed
Oil which the Japanese furnished us. This oil
is used to fix or SET colors in artificial silks.
Another oil called turpene-which really is
turpentine without the moecule of oxygen-is
being extracted from the outer skin of citrus
fruits and used principally in paints. 1t COM
pares favorably with tung oil and paints
mixed with it will not check in sun or
weather.
In spite of all these uses of the part of an
orange or. grapefruit one habitually throws
away it doesn't seem likely that the Gov
eminent will ask you to save old peels.
The rinds that sold on fresh fruit aren't
needed if all those that once were discarded
at fruit juice factories are salvaged and
used. And that is just what is happening
Only 40 per cent of an orange is Juice and
the rest is -riRd, -fibers that-run through the
fruit and seeds.
AS more and more of these by-products are
put the market the price it is necessary
TO charge for fresh fruit and juice is likely
to be lowered.
This will be welcome news to every house
wife who is conscientiousy trying to follow
the National Nutrition Program and keep her
family healthy. Daily Of citrus fruits is
important because of their high Vitamin c
content
Other necessary vitamins and minerals as
Well as bodybuilding and energy foods are
supplied by eating wide variety of foods
But everyone should have at least a pint of
milk a day-more for children-and cheese
and other dairy products
The citrus industry helps here, too. by
feeding milch cows, and the meat which is
essential to every good diet may be juicy and
tender because originally its makings came
from citrus tree.
The citrus industry Of the United States
plays an especially important part in the
health of the United Nations right now Con-
centrated juices are sent regularly to Britain
for distribution under rigid Official control.
Little children under two years of age
who have special need for Vitamin c are
given this orange juice free.
Both California and Florida have concen-
trating plants
Citrus fruits doing their share toward
winning the war and promise to furnish many
things that will be useful in peacetime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

ILLIONS OF people in the United States
M drank at least one glass Of orange
W. or grapefruit juice this morning and
may drink several more during the day.
Some downed their start-of-the-day cock
tail merely because they like It, others be-
cause IT was set in front Of them; and those
who have learned how TO eat to be healthy
did it because they know that seven ounces
Of citrus juice will give them an ample supply
OF Vitamin c for the day.
But not many of the housewives boys
behind the counter at the corner drug store
who fixed that juice gave even a passing
thought to the citrus skins they threw into
the garbage can.
Yet California and Florida research scien-
fists today are dragging more useful things
out OF an orange peel than the old time
lagician got out Of his most productive hat.
There was death for JaPs and Nazis in
those skins this morning for one thing. al
though not even the worlds biggest boob
would 90 out and fire citrus rinds at the
enemy and expect him 20 keel over when hit.
Recent experiments at the u. s. Citrus
Products Laboratory at Winter Haven, Flor
ida have made il possible for chemists TO
produce 100 per cent proof alcohol from the
sugary water that is pressed out Of the white
part Of an orange peel. 1t works the same
for grapefruit That's an important discov-
cry for nation at war
It takes more alcohol to make the powder
that fires so millmeter machine gun bullet
than il does TO make cocktail--and we can't
get along without machine guns.
That's why people are taking one lump
or none-of sugar in their coffee these days.
Molasses from which refined sugar is made
is needed for making alcohol
Now the recent discovery may in time
give back a lump or two of sugar to the
American with sweet tooth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

NhAAi1s Nj ChAAhA INV
a pulp and dried,
this by-product of
the factory makes
a good fattener for
beef cattle. Dairy
COWS thrive on IL,
too, and do a good
job of converting
the powdered pulp
into milk.
Maybe you never
thought of getting
butter out of an
orange grove. But
that. according to
research scientists,
is even simpler than
getting milk and
steaks. 1t doesn't
even require the
help of a COW.
From citrus seeds
they extract a vege-
table butter. This
is done by taking
some of the plant
fats that are in
seeds and albedo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

and treating them with hydrogen.
Orange butter-and don't be fooled.
it isn't any kind Of jam or marmalade
can be used TO fry foods, for baking
cakes substitute for cows
butter on the morning toast. 1t has
a natural yellow color and contains
Nitamin A and other valuable food essentials.
For Summertime use, this vegetable butter
can be made TO stay hard without refrigera-
ton and only melts when it lands on steam
ing roasting ear.
Other surprises are coming out of those
California and Florida citrus rinds.
If someone sent you pack of your favor
tie cigarettes done up in the old shell Of
grapefruit you might be insuted-or at least
-you-lveHld- thir+t-fow uusauttaFy! But that's
just what may happen one day, without you
ever knowing il. The wrapping will look
like piece OF cellophane and will be made
from citrus skins
One special use that has been recon-
mended for this moisture proof material
is the lining of cardboard containers for citrus
juices now that tin is scarce. This will be
practically the same putting the juices
back into their own skins again.
Those ash-can rinds are getting into doc
tors and dentists offices, and hospitals, too.
Should your trustworthy dentist suddenly
stick bit of orange peel into bleeding,
empty socket after he had extracted a tooth
no doubt you would question his sanity and
probably get up from the chair and walk out.
But he may do what is just about the same
thing if the socket threatens to bleed too
much, by putting in a cotton plug dipped in
a solution Of pectin, known to be a good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
ORANGES oRBVll|E is
asWeN as Vitan1ins

Also They've Found Out You Can Make
Butter Out Of Them. PIos+ics. Medicine and
Cattle Food and Even Use Some Of the
Powdered Pulp in Place Of Dried Blood
for Transfusions: Oil From the Skin Goes
Into Points and Perfumes So Not Even
the Smell Is Thrown Awoy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

From Oranges
to Bullets Seems
Like Some New
Form OF Sleight-
Of-Hand, But 1t
Isn't. For
Alcohol, One of
the Important
Markings" of the
GunpOwder That
Fires Them, Is
Now Being
Extracted From
Orange Skins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

by Weekly. Inc Britain Rights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
BY l.. III. HOUCK

4 ILLIONS OF people in the United States
M drank at least one glass Of orange
W. or grapefruit Juice this morning and