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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

Chicago. for instsnas. has raised
~. 200 600 for its fiftlsih anniysr-
s.ry fund. The largest unlssf.
stiles. with large eodlss Of lafiu.
ential alumni. are doing al right
A composite study II iae lnstitu.
tions and their sndo~msn,s In
1889 40 BY tho American Council
ON Education Studies showed = net
increase IN principal funds ~
those institutions 81 t7s isi 600
but this apparsntly-sneoursslns
increase Mas almost entirely ~
tn. large institutions. those having
Endorsements OF more than % 900.
600. These institutions increased
their funds BY perhaps $4,000 900
bat IN the meantime. smaller In
situations with sndo~msnis Of lsss
than 80 0oo. 600 wsr. suffering .
los. 81 5000. 600.
Some u these we're also report
ina q. low ss 10 per cent income
on their sndowmsnts. due In part
TO productive Investments. In
part Ia low interest rates
J. Harvey Cain. who complied
the report for the Council on Edn,
cation Studies. ssw = picture black
enough. bat not without hops.
Noting considerable improve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Shipyard Hoop
Play Announced

The Park sponsored shipysrd
Basketball league will open its
second half play Tuesday and
Thursday nights on the Bsllarmine
naples.
The circuit has been revsmpsd
with the loss q two army CUNTS
and loop will start from scratch
with the Msehinists. first half
trophy. winners: Electricians.
Boilermaksrs, LAborers and ALI
Rails.
The first round schedule: Tuesday,
Jan. "a. IAborers vs. Boilermakers
3. All-Raiis ". haehinists Thurs
day. Jan. "a. Boiiermakers We Ma
ohinists. Q. LAborers Va. Electricians.
Tuesday, Jan. is-6. iAborers vs.. Ma
chinists: Q, Electricians W.. All-Rails
Thursday. Jan. ia. Boilermaksrs
vs. Electricians. .. Lsborers vs. All
Rails. Tuesday. Jan. 20-s. Ail-Rsiis
We Boilsrmakers. Q, Electricians Va.
AachiniEtx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Sports Parade

patted the gold chain across his
vest. Every promoter In Amer
lea hates Mike Jacobs because
Mike Jacobs u the man every
promoter In America would like
TO be. Why that man has built
mp st.25 a night boys like Lou
Jenkins into $4,000 cards and
he has staged more title fights
In n year than Ter Richard did
IN 20"
Lewis, 1t may be stated, 10 not
attached to Jacobs: he merely
admires q man who has done
Just what he Lewis would like
to do. Lewis, Of course. had q
less esthetic upbringing. II that
is possible. he started wrest-
ling in 1918 when he was 20,
grunted with such gents 81
Stranger Lewis, Londos and
and Nagursld for Il years, then
oeDuleO III MS Dthfa.
THAT beard really put ma
over" he said, until somebody
pinned me- h Hollywood and
shaved my chin. The beard nj
that time was longer than q hus-
bands abb but off II came.
After that there WAS nothing
left for me 10 do but turn pro
moter. And, boy, my worries
really started mounting UP in
terrific numbers then"
"Firemen refused me permits
sion TO fill halls; boxers would
ask an advance Of s25 when they
were booked for only $40; Jacobs
would cancel a show a day be-
fore il was To 60 on: and the
amous referees / imported
would run up bills far bigger
than the salaries / had contract
ed 10 pay them. Al times / felt
maybe It would be easier 20
wrestie again myself"
Lewis - q living answer to the
charges that wrestling IL dead
and that boxing Is just a rurnOr
outside the precincts Of Madison
square Garden. lie averages
two shows q night in the south.
They draw 1000 fans apiece.
But he isn't satisfied yet.
Some day" he said a. grin
spread across his fleshy face. 4
may b. promoting in Madison
Square Garden. I'd love that
I'd make more money, sure. But
I'd also b happy 70 know that
Mike Jacobs might then be pro-
noting IN Keokuk. III. or Tomb
stone. Ariz. or South Hill, Va.
Boy. would I ever give him the
needle. I'd buy set Of false
teeth Just 70 click them In salts
faction then ss he does nov"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
By JACK GUENTHFR

RICHMOND, Va. - Today IN
the state which for 100 years
has been famed as the mother Of
presidents and baked hams, /
encountered a species Of animal
kfe at least twice as old as the
roc or the mastodon. His names
are James Arthur Whitefield,
Captain Bluebeard and Bill
Lewis and he 10 herslded a. a
promoter Of small town vrest-
ling.
Brother Whitefield Bluebeard
Lewis Is perhaps the last MEM
Der OF an old and once honored
profession, or combination OF
professions. He has been a car
nival roustabout, bsrkeep, hash
singer and one-night grappier.
Today be 10 an exponent Of
self defense and general may
hem and perhaps the only man
IN the world who doesn't hate
Mike Jacobs. Bill Lewis, as he
calls himself now, is a gent who
has been through the mill from
chute 10 assembly line. He
~restled for 20 years. came back
at the age of 81 with a bushy
black beard and then gained
fame as q man who exhibited
such now famous characters as
Red Cochrane and Ken over
lin at from $500 TO $500 q head
apiece.
In last 10 years, he has staged
shows to a total OF So. 000, 900
people. He has encountered
enough worries TO gray the hair
OF Harpo Marx. His personal
territory stretches through four
states and 10 cities and he has
been double-crossed by fighters,
by wrestlers and by Uncle Mike
himself. But he doesn't hold a
Erudge Of any sort.
He'll he told me while he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Bobby Morris
Heads March
For Dimes
sEATuE-Appointmsnt Of r.

sEATTIE-Appointment Of r.
A. Bobby Morris. Seattle sports
authority and referee. TO direct the
athletic division Of the statewide
march Of dimes infantile paralysis
relief campaign was announced to-
day by Stats Chairman Emil q
Sick.
The University Of Washington.
colleges and high schools. together
with professional and semi-pro
promoters were asked 10 stage
charity events and arrange for
collection Of funds this month. The
campaign will culminats with the
annual President Roosevelt birth
day ball Jan. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

CIV. 10 the Amssss<s ssh<rslsn11
picture
Admitting frosty that sems -
ths fsnsst universities Are state
controlled. uusshins bslisven kka1
standards ct fisst n pftvese N.
sslsatirns hevs greatly InfInen<e1
the h<tlsr ststs universities. sn1
that without thes~ p<tvstr1y-1r1
standards thsvs weuid - : loeep~
tstlnn fer IN pubise iss>ituiiene
N sst aswn. snd 10 aseeaun n
Political nfIaees~s - n toulnlss>a
aud ueufnis Under t;svs<no<s fgeo
snd Tsimsdns
lain .. fte<hsfstIsr. = ~
netsd shsf sss The iseasse ~ pft-
vsis sekseis secs dswn ne ~
sosns ~ state sebanis neee ~. y
V frr the tsspsysf - 1s<s<ka
~hlsh fern ~ @sppnst ~ wants. :
The puvstsIy s~uss sslieous
end universities survived IN ssselo
- 1917 1918. bat nat witbssf &C.,
adsfshis h@lp and synpeshee1e
consideration fvcm . fevesnmo9t
which sunseieisly SsGsrded th~m
- . nssleesi sssek - ~ 80
served. Nov ~dssestoss sss aseotv
spaasfnsd sfesf th~ir fsss n ths
6sfsns~ sflss - ibsf-<1. snx -
the abssuss future ssfsss ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
. GOLF

Tue Brpokdals Mems Coli club
held = points tournament co fuii
handicap. sunday.
Winners Firai division. Harold
KincAid. - points Second alsi-
sion. John C0loTsrou. ~ points.
Paul gOmsr1d. ~ points Tnlrg
division. Harold L4n0hgin. A.
points
Othsr scores Esfi Philips ~
polnis Chef Corey. -. Geo. Hiss
q; Carl Lawson. g. Bss I<h.
man. 81 Joe Cree. -. Hisnis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Perrow Boys
Lead Trials

Wade and Marsh Perrov.
brothers. skied off with first and
second place Sunday In IN. Ia
coma SKI club time trials at Para
disc valley. Third place went 10
Al Robinson. former Lincoln high
star. Marjorie Miller and Elaine
Solum were one and two In the
wOmen's event. nyron Dodds.
Logger star, topped the Juniors.
Aen's sIafom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Klinge Makes
Good as Yank
Flying Man

Dick klings. former stadium
high and Washington hnsman aud
wrestler. has been advanced 10 fly
ing patrol at u. =. naval air sta
ton. Corpus Christi, Texas. Il 10
announced.
The Tscomsn has successfully
complstsd preliminary training
and has been promoted 10 the sd-
vanced squadron.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

HAdsnsn. ~. Pete Ffisssn. -
Or. f<scks. -. tsopsfd blsksly.
-. Harry h0ssn. -. Don Mac.
Lean. a. Bud Abraham. "a Ted
burke. y. Joe Bush. -. Harry
sMttsfles. ~ Clyde black. >.
Norman EfpsidinE. IS. chst Davis
-. Oliver Crodyig. 81. Nd HsInss
81 "a BelbsfE. a.
Transfers Odd Or sssB. 90
ehoseH. ons hAlf handicap Win
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Fife, Clovers
Clash Tuesday
Pierce County Cage
Rivuls TO Bottle

rifs Trojsns. fresh from ~in-
ming the Castle Rock holiday tour
ney. and Glover Park Warriors.
sho suffered = double defeat ever
the Weekend. tsngie Tuesday
night q, rife In . game which
may vitality affect each team :
chances Of winning . berth IN the
state tournament neat March
Reason for the Importance q
tho game 10 because Fifs. Clover
Park and Eatonvills are the only
a. teams IN the Pierce County
league. one berth IN the West
Central district tourney goes 10
the ranking "A" team In the
Pierce County league while the
seoond-plaos team must play the
No. ; olympic Peninsula team for
|. district tourney spot
Consequently both Fife and
Clover Park VIII be ,eeeilnG
IN get the drop on the other
In this all-impertant game
Tuesday night Fife hs.
knocked on The state tourney
deer for four successive Year,
while Clover Park reached the
district tourney for the first
time last year.
The Warriors viii be handicap
ped for the game II Evert Pitmsn.
star backcourt bslIhandler. 10 un-
able 10 play because 81 = wrsnehed
ankle sustained In the stadium
game last Friday.
Other league games Tuesday are
Kapowsin At Yelm. Estonville ct
Roy and Federal Way ct ortlng
Fifes triumph at Castle Rock
came when ths Trojsns Knocked
over Castle Rock Rockets. ~ 10
Is. in the championship finale.
Mel Rowe hit Is points.
40. .asa fssa gasti. ua.k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Babe Getting
Along Fine

NEW YORK Bshs Ruth. IA
nous New York Yankees homs
nun king. 10 getting along nns. "
his wife ssid today. She ssid bs
will remain In a hospital few
more days because Of a heavy
cold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

nsfs: paul ussasf,id. so.sls sos:
Carl Lawson. to.s - othef
scores. Harry E.iisFis<. sztas
ssts Clyde Black. si-iz %.
lilsnls hadsman. as 81. MOT
man Krpsid.ns. s7-iz So chet
Dasls. 4s-ti So
g1fsfsst AA1ea 11sg .x4iA<s Esf
e@tafa@g & > htnh<n. - a<nff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Steelies Bite

steeihssd trout are btinF
Niles Eeison and Len jenkins
brought back limit catches from
the Hon river sunday Ths fish
ran from seven 70 ten pounds
They we're On display a. the
Tscoma Marine q Hardware
company Jack Mcdonald re-
ports also that Jack Moore lost
. couple Sunday n the Puy-
sliup and that Dave Burns
snsgEsd tNo saturday and one
Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
PAHK BAsKETBAII.

PARK recreation BAKE "a ball
games for Monday night IN the
Bellarmine gymnasium are 7.
Falkland Trinity vs hoparehs
8. Portland Avenue - Garage
men: 2. Messiah Lutheran -. JET
ferson Pisyfisld chisfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

of thought-the East with its pick
off and referees ruling on intent
OF the players. the West with it's
screen and referees ruling only
on happenings.
There you have one Of the ma
jor differences In basketball phil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06


OsfF1asua 1894 Hi.ola men and
kCssfa. solasn. tfa4susd " PriTali1c
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tg1k : tfouflnink z17s ~ zt&8 tisf
PugalIup b1ss sefs al eFsf 80
Alsa 80. Hlfka $40 kFilss s15 ErG-
nscg bst &nf fisfssf t11 tNe Gar
fi@ou and Amphg I'D taf Tacoma
~ az Eitl scfss4 % So 40 80
If4 sslnsn lost ~ tAs uAffgs
nafsi1 ~ thfss Dins 7ls1 " zifs
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safns4 n 40. 10. 40 ~ tis
1f9tai
ODD fslioNs BeaEse
piaF sfof 4ilfft
so,slh Tse8fnA zsos - = H4lnisf
z35s f3f nlsh CANT ~ hnKgfs
xgl han series. 1rKefs 5xs
kast Iscofna lara 20 " kest Ia
coma Camp lsss ~. kizf rant nei1
aei high erfies, nese seq
pefu Bill ~. 2 15f9 ~ ~ perm
XII 30 1 ztn1 ~. nlal cams. lsfc
Fska ia. Eisn ssT.sa Pa 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Kills Cougar

smitty Blodgett, prsdstor
hunter. killed an sight-foot cougar
Sunday in the Burnt mountain
section. Last week he Ragged two
bobcats. The cougar Il on display
At Vol a Gaines sport shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
MOUNT VERNON WINS
MOUNT VERNON Nash.

Mount Vernon Junior College
opened It's basketball season Sat
urdsy night By beating Wsnatches
1874.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

BLOOHINGTOS. Ind Indiana
Unigersity's basketball squad IL
composed ~ athletes developed
WITHIN tbs stats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

You help youfsslf when you buy
q. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Morton Hoop Five
Downs Yelm, 28-25

MORTON Morton LoTgsrs de-
fested Yslm Tornsdoes. y 20 IS
here Saturday night after holding
1910 lead At hslfume. Morton
reserves won. sO-ii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Rhode Islands ModzeIewski
Averages 81 Points a Game
Summer Work
Is Long Island
Cage Secret
NEW What's new along

NEW YORk-What's new along
the basketball 'front.'
STARTLING sTUTz: Current
WOW IN eastern basketball circles
Is Stanley (stutzl Modzelewski Of
Rhode Island State.
Vital statistics: q. sill, ls7
pounds-bantam size in the bas-
ketbsll belt.
Basketball data: Has a whop-
ping 1880 points to his credit in
three years Of play. As fresh
man Modzelewski rang up 2ss
points in II games, AIDED 500 as a
sophomore, ass a. q Junior. In
three games this season. he Tailed
I'll points. That's an average Of
~ points per trip. neighbor.
The method: simple. shoot
and keep shooting. The more
you pop away. the more YOU
make. Defense. The best de-
tense is 10 score more points.
fou may not like the technique.
but you can't laugh off the figures.
The Rhode Islanders averaged 7s-
plus points per game last season.
won IL out of rs.
They scored 90 points or better
tn five tits. In three games this
.season. their team average il "a
points.
The defense rests.
BASKETBALL ALONE
COUNTS AT L. I. u.
SUM MER SIESTA: What
makes Long Island University
basketball 30 successful?
There are the usual factors,
naturslly-talent, a great coach in
Clair Bee, an effective basketball
aid program.
1t is the only sport that counts
ut l.. /. u.
Football was introduced in 1910.
dropped in 1871.
Blackbird basketball 10 a year
round proposition. Bee is director
OF Manhattan Beach during the
summer. L. I. u. players work at
the beach, play basketball out
doors for relaxation"
Watching Dick Holub. Lenny
and Howie RAIDER, Saul Cohen and
Hank Blenders wing that ball
around, you have feeling that
such cohesion could come only
after prolonged practice.
TWO DISTINCT SCHOOLS
OF BASKETBALL THOUGHT
CLEARING THE PHOG: Cuff
Interview with DR.. Forrest c.
Phog) Allen, famous basketball
coach Of Kansas. subject-east-
srn VS.. western basketball
There are two distinct schools
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
murCmsNs on TmG VALUE
90 PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS

ndursiofs hks Ffssidsnt
Hu,rblns % the tinissssils u
Chicago have repeatedly psinisd
out that the united ntstss ought
not 10 surrender lightly The IN
dependence and variety which
prlvstsiy supported institutions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

msnt To- the rsts ~ return seusa
On endowment nsnas IN is1s 90 :
Cain sonslansd. 'shs ADMINISTERS.
tore Of endowed uaiissss every
where are disruszlnx what effect
tuition rates and ~sll.~anlppsss
government financed plants of
publicly controlled Institutions
VIII have upon pfivsis snllsHss.
With thslr higher tuition and lees
~sii.squippsd plants Timss may
change and demands sn the tsx
dollar may fnrcs economics w
publicly controlled colleges that
40 eannat now forsses -
Cain heiisvss that many made
quatsly financed and improperly
s,Affrd institutions will pass out
Of ssistsass, bat that the msInfltY
of veil established institutions
-ill find ways Ia survive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
FUTURE NAY nv SETTLED
IN THF >ENr FEw YEARS

The situation i - critical that
educators agreed with John u.
Rockefeller. Jr.. when he said that
the average citizen must decide
Whistler he wants his eharitahls
and educational institutions sup
ported through the government
by taxation or privately through
giving" The nest fs~ years may
tell the story.
Hundreds Of American colleges
fac. serious surtsilmsnt. some
face snninilatiou because of the
effects Of the defense program ON
their work. That In tn. deliberate
opinion Of Pred Pierce corson.
president Of the fennsyivanla
College Presidents association.
corson has suggested that some
thing like the students Army
Training Corps Of isiT.iels he
established TO help small colleges
over the hump caused BY decreased
enrollmsnts, and hence BY de-
creased tuition income.
"Pnvat. education in America
has already been hard hit by
lessened sndowments and lower
income returns" warns Or. Rufus
u. Smith. provost Of New York
university. Chaotic. political.
hsphasard" approaches 20 an econ
omy OF total war. sssmplifled IN
tax policies designed TO break
the rich" have led Dr. smith To
fear the closing % many private
schools. DR. smith also sees .
permanent problem In the shifting
age makeup 81 the population.
with youth constantly declining
in proportion 10 other age groups.
The problem IL . very real one.
According To m. John Price Jones
corporation. New York fund
raising consultsnts. pubiiciy.sn-
nouncsd gifts TO charities and re-
lated projects fell off sharply in
seven large cities In the first sis
months Of 1871. This agency
tabulated gifts Of tss,0si. iss In
that period, a. compared with
s.5.s27 .457 In the corresponding
period Of ie+i, . drop Of nearly
three millions
II 10 the small institution which
10 hardest hit. Tho University Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Educators Foresee Black Future
For Private Colleges Of Americs
n, WILLIS THORNTON

fsFews Itm<= sr<szai seEfesHanteHs
sEw soRk - Ths privately
supported colleges and sdues-
tlonsl Institutions 81 ire unitea
state. sre icing rrcuaa between
two rcush and heavy nllisscnes.
TIE upp<F store - higher
tAsss and increasing Demands ~
Defense ncnd ard uso drives.
foreign rsiief ard ether var
charities. all of .hish slpion EFT
the riches 81 ths rich. leaving
less Zoe sndoS msnts sad dossations
90 privately supported educational
institutions.
Tho icwer atone u continued
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