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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26
1tnpplitiiDe s3}eitldufte

Sdtpei5erlanoe 1nDgen por allem bie
mabgebenoeu 8eborben nno berant-
portlngsponen Snitan5ea1, audi 3ei=
tltngsi6reiber nno Staatsanipdlte, IN
grlpdgltug sicben. limo 10 tpeit es
ibnen moelid) a,th anipenben, bepor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26
Wittmodj, Sen 26. Ansnit 1912

Siid)tiafeit erbaltelt uno geitarft tper=
Oen. gfit elmer iolden Irmee meroen
nidt slu9enblidseriolge, ionoern emit
iheioenoe Sdla6ten lmo Siege gez
ippnnen.
X X X
Iae 5,,perlaiiigen 8eribte 1lnb Sic
Mitteilltngen amerifanii iher Gorre-
fponbenten Itintnlen 0arin therein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26


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fa1t allen 2dnbern guropas Derridt
1iobt nur Nabr11ngsfnapbeit, ionoern
tatiadltd) fait poIlitdroieer Mangel
al. 2ebensmitteln. Mnt i6limmlten
ftebt es in @riedenlanb. 8apit 8ius
Ser 3tp5lfte fat tpieoerbolt bem I'M
eliidli6en 8olfe Silfe 5lttonmen
lalielt uno Sic Ser. Staaten baben
bereits perldieoene Sbiffe nit &C.
bensmitteln, namentli1 @etreioe, nod
Gtben aeianbt. "
SelbIt in 9elttlhlanb nilnntt sic
2ebensmittelfnappbeit 5ll, Die nod
burd eine lblehte grnte berI1lilnz
inert miro. "
,Gor Beit Sllnaer uno Qrieg be-
tpa6re lns, Serr" betet bie Stride
itt ser Mllerbeiligenlttanei. Ourd
5penoen 1tno bllrd) ltnIer gebet ton.
nen mir bet itngliidli6en, idiper
beimgeiubten Golfern belfen.
gsir iollen ltno f0nnen aber nod
meDr tim, I'M oieIe barte Hriiiitng
ab5npenoen. sSn einem ,,0ie 56ladt
eeeetl Sen @unaer" iiberidriebenen
Nrtifel nlabnt oie ,Sbiloipahen:
a@entt man mill, baB @ott oieie
.fiirbterlide @eiBeI' nid)t iiber- llrts.
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ner oes @lerb0diten in unebrerbie=
tiger gSeiie Dor ben 9ti6ter 5errt, oab
man in ipgenaunten uatgeiebelen"
3eitungell einen tiiebtigen rno front.
men Staatslnamn frdnft, ipeil er
tapfer ,1no treu oen Sbut Gottes
unb oes ieligen 2anbespatrpns an-
f(ebt, 0aB man in anberen 8ldttern
foaar gegen Bapit, 8iihofe, Brieite1
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ionoers geneigt iein, Die 3udtrllte
ser Sllngersnot ferr5ubalten? llnb
iuarun in anoeren 2iuoern 1id an
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greifen, maruln oie 8riefer bonn
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ip0bnlidbe Soloaten, nit n1orobrin,
GENDER 8affe berIebeu, in bie sdiit.
sengraben i6iden2 sou bas @pttes
5egen anf ltnier lnaterielles 8oDl
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bertreter gbriiti ai,f groen pieoer-
bolt nabnt 1no flebt, lid) et6li6 ail
beri6bnen 1mb Sriebeu SIT .idlieBen,
iuarllnl nibt eil1mal oieiem State bes
oberlten 9rielters folgen? @tll man
BENT lieber FAINT Sra,en l1l1o ains
bern in Sunger llno gleno perfollts
1,ten, aIs ei,11i1al ei,,ell Mft Ser De=
NUT iiben? ltnb glallben geipiiie 2elt,
te ,,no 6as gebt audl llns bieoere,
fro,nine gi6genoHen an glauben
seiDiiie 2el,te, beionOers in uniern
idotet, groBen Stabten, nit eineln
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tlln1. Nadttiirnerei ,1no Stranbbable,
rel, nit nadtem @eidntier an 0ffent-
lihen Gebdilben @ottes 3orn bon
1,nierer Seimat absuipenoe1r, lno
Snngcr irn6 SCOT at beri1e16en2
@enannte bier Wsittel snr gerhii-
tiing elmer Sln1gersnot I'M lieben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26


rtale &on5eliipnen ilu Jernen Siten
5u madelL nm Srieoen nit rsapon
5u balte1. Sabei banoelt eS lih be.
|ionbers nm sic Salbiniel &aniGat.
ia, sic nDrblid)e S1lfte scr &nlcl
Sahalin uno oos 8iiltengebict ,lnt
&lnoipotot.
Helnan Woriu, ein iriiberer Gbef
ocS @iiros III Sotio, ser ipdtcr ols
Gorreiponoent in Sran50iiitG Snoo-
dina tatig lpar, erflart, bab Sopolt
bereits Oen &ompf lun geuiioenoe
Hobltpfberiorarng gewonnen bat.
Dies lit aud Die slniidt olcr aneri.
toniiher Sa6ueritGnoigen, sic lib
altf ser ,,@ripsbolm' befinoen, uuo
es 6cibt, Bob Sapan bonn Stanbplrnt-
te Der Sreibltoffra9e nuf lmbcgrcn6t
lange 3eit NIT ieinen Sbiffe,, Ganfs
/ 1u1o Slltg5cuge1 &rieg. i'm Stillcn
S5ean fitbren tann. Die friher an.
eelegten Eager ltno sic erpbcrten @e-
biete baben oen japanilcGcn Sront
nod bnreihenoer Gel luo @oiplin-
ucriorglne erfiiat. SeooO an
Sdmier0l Diirfte &napDeit bcrriNen,
uno babel belfen aud nidt sic 9e.
iesllng ser Selfeloer in @oadnoiid-
uno 9ritii6 9orneo, Nicocrl1noiid,-
! Sltinoie,t ioipie Denona Daung in
9ltrna. SSriiber fam fo1t oles
i Shlnier0l, bas ssapou brnud5tc, ans
Sen Ser. Staaten.
-Sopans !Sauptproblcln oiirite Ger
transport fem. elmcrituner lino oer
slnitd)t, iagt Helna1 storill oaB in-
nerbalb bon ied)S Mouaten faIt ollie
SelfelOer in 9lrnu, SABA, Smnotra
llnO 9orneo iuieocr I'M 9etrieb iein
iperoen. slber c3 gibt feline Naiine-
rien BORT, llno sic SSapaucr uiilieu
oaS Hpbol nit Santcrn obfdlcppcr.
| Die eil15ige Huffinerie im liiolidcn
Orient bciinoet liO it @ougfof. Sod
lte lit 5ll fleilL llln oaS boHlucrtige
@alolin 5u liefern oaS Supon fiir
leine 6lu95cuge bralld)t.
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oigell itellt SSapan auberoem i0brli1
100000 6dlier ipntbctiIdes @aio-
lin als &oDle fer.
lluter Sen Yalagiercn bcInnoen
| ii6 piele Dtiiiionare lmo Sd1lpeltern.
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Der 500 oes fanaoil1en >Sulsi5-
miniiters grneIt Sapoiltte, ser nadJ
fur5er aranfbeit int sllter bon 65
Sabren i'm Notre 9amesSpital III
Wontreal geitor6en lit, bat aanaoa
llno 6eionoers Sic Yropin5 Guebec
eines groben Staatsmannes beral,bt.
@r aaIt als ser anerfannte @prtiiib.
rer Sran50ltih-&anaoas uno ipabrte
imner uno iiberan sic Ned)te ieiner
2anoslel1te. Seine lekten @orte ma.
rem: Seiliser SoIepb, beidiise neine
Mitbiireerl Mr. Sapointe trat int
I Sabre 1904 ais slbgeoroneter fitr Mi.
piere o1t Coup ins fanaoiide 9unoes.
parliament ein. SIN Sabre 1921 ipur.~
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Miniiter fir sic Marine uno oas
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| Iteriun, oas ,er bis 5l ieineln Sooe
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

Oab bie Sapaner Ieaupbl in ibrer
&ricgfiibrlng als audi 1T Der 9e'
banolung ser 5lpilen 9epDlferl1ng
,no gang belohoers ser @efaugenen,
Ben fraieiten 8nrbarisnus 5ur
Sbau traacn. llno oo1 >iudt Sapan
lpie oer Golunniit 9apio 2alurence
bemerft, ourb ocn HulOflnt alle ge-
gen Sapun erbobene1 slnflagen ab.
suleilgnen, nnlio mcbr, als Sapan in
ben letten Sabr5ebnten Dor Der sSelt
itb ais cine 5ipiliiierte Station arlf5u-
ipielen Iubte. Sen beiten 9eWeis fir
feline &edt- llno @erebtigfeitslpitgfeit
bat sSapan ourA SEN i6ntablid=bi
terliitigen angriff auf Rearl Sarbor
geliefert, 5l,r ielben Belt, als :ieine
8ertreter in @aibington bie al,frihz
tisite 5rieofertigfeit erbeuhelten: Ell
ne iuiirbige Barallele 81. Sitlers
lleberfaa auf Nolcn, lpelder al,ges
orbnet lpitroe, ebe nod Der polniide
@eianbte In 8erlin Sic Mntmortnote
Ieiter Negier1ng eit5ubanoieen per:
ntodte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

Der Sn'ite Serr Mmleto @. 81.
coonani apoltoliider geleaat III
Den Ser. Staaten 5elebrierte am
Is. slugnlt ein feierlicbes Bontifi=-
falan1t iu Der ct. Betersfirhe,
Wtempbis, Selll., anliblid Der
Groffnung Ser SsSabresperlunmz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-26

llnter Sen peraangene @ode aui
bent @nstaui6idiff u@ripsbolu' in
9ralilien angefonmenen 1900 Baiz
lagieren befano iid audi eine sln5abl
amerifalliI6er aorreiponoenten mel
DIE iiber fern0itlid)e 8erbaltniiie in
tereiiante Mnfidliiiie aa6en. go er-
Hdrte SSoiepb Dpnan aus Chicago,
ein Gofioer aorreiponoent, er babe
ans iapaniiden anellen erfabren,
Bob @erbanoluigen 5,pildJen Sofio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
California Hoop
Squads Active

SAN FRANCISCO - With the
east and midwest transforming
basketball teams back in their own
bailiwicks. California universities
wind up their independent games
this week to prepare for Pacific
Coast conference clashes.
Top clashes Of the week
send Santa Clara against UsF
aand California against 1T.
Mary's nj San Francisco to-
morrow night: return en-
counter between the Bears and
the Gaels ut Berkeley Thurs
day; stanford against College
Of Pacific nj Palo Alto Friday
and stanford against st.
Mary's and Santa Clara
against California at san
Francisco on Saturday eve
ming.
The Bruins of uCLA upset the
Santa Clara BroncS 81 to 20 here
Saturday night Stanford com.
pleted a two-gsme sweep over Ari-
zona. winning 81 to SO. The USE
DonS thumped st. Msry's So to 81
Washington state easily wor
over Gonzags so 10 Sc: Brigham
Young trounced Nevada IS to a.
Idaho came up with a ~ to 80 VIII
over Montana. and MontansS STATE
triumphed as 10 Is over James
town college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Rees Stevenson
Wins Ski Event

PORTLAND - Rees Stevenson,
Multnomah club, covered the four
mile course from Timberline to
Government camp on Mt. Hood in
s:44.2 Sunday to win the annual
Portland day ski trail race.
Gordy Anderson. Cascade, won
the mems expert crown in p:0i.2.
Maryanne Hill. Pacific univer-
sity, flashed over the 81 mile
women's course in TAI to win in
that classification while Bill
Woolly, Tacoma Ski club, took
the junior novice title in s:32.1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Nv JACK GuENTHER

NEW YORK For more than q
month the smiling hulk, Buddy
Baer. has been jogging the roads,
betting the bags and swapping
blows with his sparring mates
but all this work represents just
so much wasted effort.
For. regardless of Buddy's con-
dition. Joe Louis will knock him
out in the 18th minute of fighting
Friday night.
This isn't a prediction, an ap-
proximation or guess. It's q
fsctual conclusion any small girl
can reach without delvng into the
mysteries Of numerology, astrology
or eenie-meenie. miney-moe.
To verify IL you need merely
turn to page As of Nat Fleish-
er's ring record book where all
pertinent data Is plainly listed.
Under the name of Joe Louis
are listed the records of the Sc
assassinations in which the honey
colored world champion has en-
gagged since he left the Ford Motor
Co. with a pair of golden gloves
in quest of the golden fleece.
AVERAGES FIVE ROUNDS
With aid of little simple srith-
metic find that in defeating SIS
of those Sc men and being defeated
by the other, Joe Louis has needed
only SAL minutes of fighting time.
Unless my long division is i'm
moderately inaccurate, this means
the former cotton picker has bang
ed out the boys in few seconds
more than five rounds, or Is min
utes apiece.
This in itself may mean much
or little. The Baby Baer himself
broke par by some four minutes
last time he walked into the
champs fist primed to avenge his
family's honor.
But In 20 doing he cooked
the dice against himself. Only
five men have fought Louis
twice and, like Buddy. each
made an excellent showing.
But when they came back for
n second helping Of thunder
and lightning - man, II was
murder.
Here is the roll call on those
disasters:
The five skepticsl souls who
couldn't be convinced IN one exam
instion were Bob Pastor. Matte
Brown, Lee Rsmsge, Arturo Godoy
and Max Sehmeling.
The first four stuck around for
10. 10, s and is rounds respectively.
and only one. Ramsge. was knock
I'd out. Schmehng needed u
rounds 70 hand Louis his only de-
feat 30 the five Of them together
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Ecl<man Casts No Light On Coaching Situation
Worries Over
Military Rule
Limited Attendance
At Events Problem

sEtTTLE-Ray Eckmann. Uni
versity Of Washington graduate
manager. was home today from
Detroit. where he attended the Ma
tionAl Collegiate Athletic sssocia-
ton meeting. hut cast no light on
who would succeed the ousted
Jimmy Phelan a. football coach at
the u. ~ W
In fact. Eckman said he was
worried nj present about an
army order restricting crowds
At athletic event. On the Pa
cific coast to 5000 persons.
He immediately announced plans
for eurtailment of crowds at
Washington basketball games
The Huskies. back from VIC
torious invasion Of the east, will
open their home season Friday
night against the University of
Idaho.
Eckmann said that students
would be given first chance at all
tickets, with season ticket holders
coming next.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Fredheim Top
In Ski Jump

SEATTLE--A 167-foo. leap by
Sverre Fredheim. competing un.
attached, won the class A event in
the Pacific Northwest Ski asso-
citation zone l competition yester-
dayday on Tverdal hill at Beaver
lake. Fredheim scored 22.4 points.
Ernie Hill of the seattle Ski
club took second place with
22i.7 points and jumps of iss
and 100 feet.
Seattle Ski club entries won top
honors In class r and senior COM
petition. Adolph Dahl won class p
with jumps of 146 and lao feet for
214.s points Karl Single. also of
the Seattle Ski club, WAS second,
jumping las and 1873 feet and scor-
ing 20s.5 points.
Victor Larson had little trouble
winning the senior jumping, top
ping second-place Martin Moen of
Field ski club by nearly Is points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
National Hockey
By United Press

The Red Wings went on a record
breaking scoring spree and wal
loped the Montreal Canadiens
100, before a crowd OF 1927 fans
at Detroit Sunday night.
The Detroit score bettered
90 mark set by the Chicago
Black Hawks against tn. Ca
nadiens earlier this season and
came within one goal Of tying
An all-time National league
hockey record set in 1888 in
game between the Wings and
the 81. Louis Flyers. then In
the league. The Wings won
that one. lis.
The Brooklyn Americans climbed
out Of last place by defeating the
Boston Bruins, SO, before 1922
fans 81 Madison Square Garden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Figures Indicate Louis Will
rhufs the Average fine Joe Needs
Kayo Buddy Baer in Sixth

lanted IS rounds, for an average
of Il.
NOT ENCOURAGING
But on their return trips. the
boys didn't cut such fancy figures.
Joe apparently had found the
range the first time and remem-
bered it with tenacity that could
put many an elephant to shame.
Reading from left to right. Ram
age was knocked into never-never
land in two rounds, Brown in four.
Schmeling in one, Godoy in eight
and Pastor in Il.
Instead OF averaging the IL
rounds of their initial assaults,
the boys stood up only 81
rounds apiece - or at almost
even par with the whole list
Of Louis opponents. the very
worst buns included.
These aren't encouraging figures
to toss at a modest, virtuous young
man like Buddy. He has done
much to deodorize the family
name. He once had Louis on the
floor and he is equipped with a
beautiful, old-fashioned roundhouse
punch-a fixture which can upset
all mathematical maneuvers quick
er than you can say logarithm
or geometry.
The punch is an obvious asset
and 10 is the fact Buddy never has
mouthed loud noises in Louis di-
rection. The champ holds no i'll
will toward the younger Baer and
on Friday night he'll pst be doing
his job. But, remember, Joe has
donated his entire purse to navy
relief, and any guy who works for
nothing likes to clean up the
chores just as quickly as ne is
able.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
New Sled Mark
LAKE PLACID \

LAKE PLACID. \. y Jimmy
Biokford Of ssrsnsc Lake and his
four-msn boosied crew set . new
hslf-mile record on the Mt. Hoev-
enoerg bob run yesterday.
Biekford and his crew beat out
field Of nine teams with : four.
heat total Of 2:35.6s. Their fastest
heat was clicked At 1871 seconds
lowering the previously established
hsf-mile mark Of SO seconds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Oregon Siaiers
On Way Home

PEORIA, Ill.-The Oregon State
college quintet hit the homewsrd
trail today after losing the last
basketball game on its barnstorm-
ing tour to Bradley Tech 47-46
when Stan Butkovich popped in
short shot at the tail end of an
overtime period
II was free throws that won the
Saturday game for Bradley in a
rough and tumble scrap that re-
suited In total of 33 personal
fouls. The Braves counted 81
charity losses and missed four.
Mccall led Bradley scorers with
Is points. Jack Mulder was high
for the Beavers with II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Leaves Hospital
PITTSBURGH Manager Frar

PITTSBURGH Manager frankie
Frisch of the Pittsburgh Pirates
baseball team left Mercy hospital
yesterday after three weeks
stay following an operation on an
old foot injury.
Surgeons removed a section of
bone-like formation which had
handicapped Frisch for several
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

A gloomy view WAS taken by
Coach Alonzo Stage of the College
OF the Pacific. who said many
young men expressed fear that
organized football might 20 to
pieces during wartime. He added,
however, I'VE viii manage some
how, and at the same time con-
tribute all we can for the nation $
war effort"
Aatty Bell Of Southern Metho-
dat said he was confident the
army wouldn't need services of
youths between IL and 10 and that
from men in this age group
coaches still could build excellent
teams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Grid Rules Bosses Consider
Men Called Into Service

PHOENIX. Ariz--rhe National
Collegiate Athletic Association
rules committee went into a four
day huddle today. promising a
break for college football players
called into the armed forces.
walter r. okeson Of Lehigh
university. chairman Of the COM
mittee. said no formal announce
ment could be made until end Of
the meeting. but II was the aim
Of delegates to keep rules Of the
game practically the same.
This. he said. viii simplify
coapetttten at army campo.
where college players win BE-
fAmhlkAr with the rules, and
aass make Il easier for those
paayers who may resume cel-
hre eempetiticn after ending
t1Aeir service In the ARMED
forces.
-our job" okeson said rs pr1n-
eipaliy Qualification Of existing
rules. which among other things
viii make the task Of officials
easier"
TO REMOVE KINKS
Most revisions this year, II was
Indicated. will seek 10 remove
kinks from rules adopted last year.
A slight revision may be made In
the unlimited substitution rule.
But il is not expected TO affect
its general outlines.
Officials here praised the work
ing Of the substitution rule during
the past season. Lou Little of
Columbia. chairman Of the coaches
rules committee. said scores Of
1e41 games indicated II brought
new thrills for the fans. higher
scoring, better use Of material
and q generally quickened pace.
FsofbaII's place in the ma
ssen's military program came
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Colson Takes
Trap Contest
Youngster Blosts
as Out of SO Cloys

Earl colson. IT.. won the Ia
yard event NJ tho Tacoma Gun
club trap shoot Sunday with rs
out NJ 50 birds. n. was followed
by L. n. Plsnts with a. and Jim
Irwin with al.
Handicap honor went IN
the veteran. Joe Mcknight
who cut down ~ targets out
Of rs. George Snyder wa. So
ond, Ia, and Dick Hall third.
Is.
The skeet shooters turned in the
best scores in a long time. Jim
Irwin knocked down 4s out ~ 50
and Or. G r. Griffith was next
with As. Or. L. 8. Blair wa. third,
22.
The next shoot /. billed for Jan.
Is.
Sn-IH Aara Jarsets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Meisnesi Joins
Naval Forces

SEATTLE Darwin Meisnest,
executive vice president and man
ager Of the Washington Athletic
club, will enter active duty Jan. IL,
1T WAS announced today by the
18th naval district. Meisnest, who
holds the rank of lieutenant COM
mander in the naval reserve, will
be assigned to the u. s. naval air
station at Sand Point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Cashmere Wins

wENATCHEE. Wash. - Cash
mere high school won the invita-
tonel North Central Washington
district vacation basketball tour
nsment Saturday night with a
1925 victory over Dryden.
Wenatchee Puppies beat the
Wenstchee Colds. 1928. 10 take
third spot. Ephrsta nosed out
Lesvenworth. 27-2I. 70 win the
consolation prize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Melvin Sheppard
Dies in East

NEW YORk-Melvin Sheppard,
IS, member Of the United States
Olympic track team in 1905 and
1912, died at his home yesterday
following a heart attack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
On Ohe Ian,
Win GlllorT MrrcAlF

VIM GlllorT MgrcAlr
es~o~o~o~o>e-
II h quite interesting the unusual interest sports
ieeeWers display toward the Harlem Gcberoers probably
- eqsAI not SUPERIOR Of any basketball team In the
The Tretters who here Thursday night against the
draw not only regular basketball FANS but followers Of other
sperts-
snins'y displayed ms csrdsoards saying:
I'm going Thursday night They
"Ddnf know you ever went to basket games"
Don't rule" he rejcned But Trotiers well
basketball don't
have standing like coed Then Met
suppose there hundreds RUDE
There Be because any
'', rss s ss.T M IN N. s.ms ,.d history
hey pack them IN and turn them perform
eu4ag Arir lengthy trases ever the nation.
The Trcsters especially
from the Midwest where college
Each s intelligence
usually clean In department and sportsmsnship.
The Trcers their repeats" Meaning
wherever
They make boast of having become involved
argument matter what
in roofing
play department roters in Is seasons
sround-the-nsticn play has paid big dividends.
e 1rcsser. Are GUIDED b. their founder NJ sapersten little
Ne their Is Of
seperssn hss taught HE charges their sdssced
their comic ~
The little fellow sports He managed
the famed sstche Paige Negro pitcher baseball He
also president
However he proud
With them he has the the worlds
title tournament play a Chicago In
sapersten Will tonight He
interviewed Gerry ceehan sapersten good
mike he lie with basketball
Listen =.
While you thinking about the greatness University
Of Washngons hoop squad don't overlook the Washington
State Cougars They been running up huge
The military order limiting crowds athletic events TO
The Husies and Cougars certain of shaering the
for the Gobetroers McChord Field Flyers here Thursday
causs would b blow Buddy should
riskng
pure "a
fortune Nike that And
Maak
neasessd from the by the limit he rnsted
~ sad "Ths fighting job The country needs us"
Last Word War Eddie Giants
ets1 heres death where Remember
And John MiJu pitcher.
service
eaist for
major.
~ which leaves Minnesota hunting q
scas former Gal answering call West
There others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Bellarmine Tops
Clovers, 34-24

Bellarmine Lions notched their
ninth victory Of the season when
they defeated Clover Park War
riors. s4-24. at Bellarmine Satur-
day night. The win avenged an
earlier loss at Clover Park.
The Lions will be idle until Jan.
II while Clover Park plays al
Fife Tuesday night in an impor-
tant Pierce County league game.
Clover Park t2sl tssl Beilarmins