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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Mandic Drops
In Il Points
Corvallis Cogers
Neor Championship

ORAALLI>. ore. - Oregon
State basketeerS trouncsd Idaho's
Vandals. - 10 80. here last night,
and took undisputed lead OF the
northern division basketball race.
With Washington State losing to
Washington in another Friday
night game, the pennant hungry
Beavers nosed into first place.
Another victory over the Van
dals tonight will elineh the bunting
for the Beavers. The worst that
could happen defeat for the
Oregon Sfaters-would drop the
Beavers into a tie with the winner
of the Washington state ashing-
ton game at Seattle tonight
Oregon State held a comfortable
margin for the greater part OF last
nights game. After a tight seven
minutes in the first half. the Beav-
ers began hitting the basket. bring
ing the half time score to 27-14.
They were slow getting underway
IN the second half, but Mandic,
Dement, and Mulder opened up to
roll up an impressive score.
High point man for Oregon
State was Mandie with 81. Turner
managed nine for Idaho. and needs
only 26 points TO break Wally
Palmberg's six year northern di-
vision scoring record of 1877 points.
He has three more games to play.
nlE LlnA 1T n. sr-r.
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Ceniralia JaYcees
Suffer First Loss

WENATCHEE-Centralia Jun
ior college went down TO defeat
last night for the first time this
season in the Northwest Junior
college conference basketball
race. losing 1887 to third-place
Wenatchee.
The loss threw Centraiia
into q tie with Yakima and
put the title squareiy ON the
line In q game between the
leaders In Yakima tonight
Centraiia and Yakima each
have won IL games and lost
one.
Yakima's only defeat was at
Centralia's hands last week. So
IS. Yakima. defending champion
IN the conference, had won rs
games until il came up against
Centralia-
Muitnomah trounced Grays
Harbor. $3.50, in another league
game
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HOOP RESULTS
Oregon State 40. Idaho 80.
NlaShfngfap * w. D..

Oregon State 40. Idaho 80.
Washington 55, Washington
State As.
UCLA 80. California 80.
Stanford 40. Southern Califor-
MIA ~.
Portland 81, o. c. T.. 81.
southern Oregon College of Edu-
cation So. Eastern Oregon College
of Education 49.
Wyoming IS, Utah state 81.
Alabama As. Louisiana State 81.
Tennessee 50. Mississippi State
40.
Kansas State SO. Iowa State 81.
Auburn 4S. Tulane S6.
Duke 81. North Carolina 40.
Wake Forest SIS. South Carolina
IL.
Arkansas Al. Texas Christian 81.
Oklahoma IS. Kansas 81.
Princeton 81. Harvard 81.
Montana State ~. Montana 10.
Brigham Young 81. Colorado
State Al.
Central Washington a.. West
ern Washington ~.
Texas Mines 66, Texas Tech AZ.
Linfieid 81, College OF Idaho 4s.
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Tiger Mermen
Sink Lincoln

Stadium swimmers were victors
in the first OF two city matches
when they defeated Lincoln Abes,
IS to 81. yesterday afternoon in
the Lincoln pool.
The Tigers had to win the relay
in order 10 defeat the Abes
SO yd. free styie-Chalk IL, Nor
ton Isl. Auory Isl al.
100 I'd. eress; stroke - Ford ID
Msssy Isl. Jonep Isl; l.l2s
40 yd free style j Boyle IS
Chalk IL. Booth IL ASA
100 I'd back stroke-Renbaugh IL
Sanford Isl Less tSl; l.il.6.
100 yd free style - BrsiSles tSl
Frederick IL. damon tSl ! ,o2.4
OWNS 49, Turcotte IS, Smith IL
Asoury III.
$50 vd medley relay - Lincoln
gRerhaugh Ford Sinesl lsS2s
400 I'd free stvle relay-Sted uri
Morton. Aunry. Rrasier. J. BOYLE .
100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02
Mile Record
May Be Made

NEW YORK 49, Americas best
track and field performers COM
pete today at Madison Square
Garden in the National AAU
championships. blue ribbon classic
Of the indoor season. with interest
centered once again on the race
which may produce that long
anticipated world record mile.
Threatening Walt Mehl, mile
champion. and regarded as the
probable winner is Leslie Mac
Mitchell of New York L.. victor
in five consecutive races over this
route.
MacMitchell. critics agree. is the
leading candidate to smash the
world indoor mark of 4:07.4 which
he holds jointly with Chuck
Fenske and Glenn Cunningham.
And in there to push to record
time are Gil Dodds, Earl Mitchell,
Jim Rafferty,. Leroy Schwarzkopf
and Ed Culp.
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LinHeld
Cinches
Crown

MEANWHILE. Ore. LIN
fields Wildcats won the North
west conference basketball title
last night by taking a title
clincher from College of Idaho.
81 Co 20.
The Coyotes went down fight
Ing. however. and for the first
half played even-up with the
Wildcats. the half ending 27-aIl.
In the second half. the lead
seesawed until the last sin
minutes. when unfieId started
rolling.
Don Hansen of LnfieId set
the winning pace with % points.
Williams Of College of Idaho
rolled up IL points.
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Tacomans Entered
In Cupboard Race

One of the thrilling competitive
features on the Northwest athletic
program is the Samammish Slough
outboard motor race.
II is an annual contest and this
year will be held Sunday. the start
scheduled for 10 a. m. from the
Madison parl- dock. Seattle
Five Tacomans will COM
pete. four of them taking their
first whirl at the spectacular
challenge of the course. which
twists through the narrow.
shallow slough for rs miles to
Lake Washington.
The Tacomans and their craft
are Frank Braseseo in the Ia
coma Kid: Bert Wilson, Hop-ro-It:
Bill Snyder. Draw Two. Bob Wire
stek of Gray Field. Night Wind /.
Johnny Scheriff. o-Johnny
The slough is between Is and 20
feet wide and two or three feet
deep. II is Uttered with logs and
other debris which. combined with
numerous sharp. tantalizing. dan
gerous curves. present barriers to
est any drivers skill.
Scheriff II the only member
of the quintet to have had
previous experience In this
run. He placed third last year.
Brasesco gave the course a
trial run the other day and turned
over, Gripping his Tacoma Kid.
However. he has been hard at
work on the craft and reports he
will have the Tacoma Kid in top
form for the grind.
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Abes Defeat
Tigers. 4O-22
Stote Tournament
Berth for Champs

Championship roses bloomed
earlier this year In the city PREF
basketball garden than In recent
years when Lincoln Abcs. appar-
emily saving their best perform
ance for the night when u brought
home the richest reward. defeated
Stadium Tigers. <o-22. at Exposi-
tion hall last night.
The victory put the Rail-
splitters In the state high school
"a. BASKETBALL tournament. 10
being the seccsd year In suc-
ceesion . John Kennedy
coached quintet hos entered
tire big tourney.
Lincoln's victory was we'll
earned. The Abes took the lead
at the start and kept in front all
the way. leading la. 22-1i and
32-1e at the rest periods.
TALL WRECKING CREW
II was the third lop-sided tri-
umph for Lincoln's new skyscraper
wrecking crew Of slx-footers. The
Abes drubbed Bellingham and
Bremerton last week.
Tom Ioran paced the Abe~
Ia their triumph with ~
points while Ing Thompson
and Vince Hanson, both hit
ting the peak after slow starts
earlier In the season, each
Tailed ten polnts-
The Abes still have two city
contests left - with Bellarmine
Tuesday and with Stadium Friday
but with the championship al
ready in the bag. Coach John Ken
nedy may only use his regulars
rart of the tussles.
In the preliminary. Stadium re-
serves defeated Lincoln reserves
by a 1928 count.
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Puyallup Active
Club Sets Smoker

The Puyallup Active club is ar
ranging for its annual 1912 milk
fund boxing show to be staged in
the Puyallup high school GYM
nasium the night Of March Is
Johnny Babnick. former
trainer Of Freddie Steele, has
been selected a. matchmaker
and is now lining up formid-
able amateurs from this
region.
Any amateur desiring to try a
whirl at the game or enter this
show can get in touch with Bah
nick at 49, Commerce street be-
tween $50 p. m. and Q p. n. or
Sunday at l o'clock.
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Tourney Set
Squads Hove Until
Murch 5 to Enter

Entries in the 1912 County
lnter-League A. II and c basket
ball tournament have been ex-
tended 10 Thursday. March S, in
stead of Monday, March 2, as
previously announced.
Any team organized prior to
Jan. /. 1912. and playing in a
regularly organized basketball cir
cult in Pierce county, is eligible to
enter. This also includes u. S.
army teams located at Fort Lewis
or McChord field. College, high
school or free lance teams are not
eligible.
An entry fee of 81 must be
deposited at the time of fill
ing with Al Hodges, supcrin-
tendent of recreation for the
Metropolitan Park district of
Tacoma, 2i2 City Hall Annex.
Players are limited 10 ten per
team, all of whom must have
played In not less than three
games by March 5. The $50 army
quints on the reservation are not
governed by the three-game rule
but must stick with the ten play
ers from within their own organi-
cation.
CUNTS will select their own COM
petitive "a. b or c. classification
which is subject TO the final APP
proval OF the inter-league presi-
dents council.
The tournament schedule,
sudden death affair. will open
March and will be operated
In the school gymnasiunts
under the direction of Robert
III. Hager. health and recrea-
ton supervisor for the city
public schools.
Trophies will be awarded the
winning team Of each classified
ton. The county tournament
marks the closing event OF the
current basketball season. Call
Al Hodges, Main 41s7 for add
tional information.
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Warriors in
Title Battle
Clover Pork Ploys
Bremerton Tonight

Clover Park Warriors were all
set for the championship game to-
night with Bremerton Wildcats In
the finals of the West Central dist
rict "A" basketball tournament at
Bothell.
Winner of the final game takes
a berth IN the state "A" tourna-
ment while the loser plays the win
ner of tonight's first game between
Fife and Bothell on Monday for
the other district place In the state
meet.
Fife and Bothell qualified for
tonight's first game by winning
last night. Fife defeated Port
Angeles. 81 ~. while Bothell
downcd Kirkland by n S9-I7 score.
Meanwhile five teams had won
tickets In the state "A" tourna-
mcnt and four In the state "B"
tournament as result of last
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Park Basketball

Games This Week at Beiiarmine
MONDAf-Psrk Recreation league
Gsrsgenen vs.. Monsrchs O'Clock
Falkland Trinity vs.. jefferson Play
field: 8 O'Clock. Portland Avenue VS.
Latter Day Saints.
WEDNESDAY - Practice games - 7
O'Clock. Portland Avenue VS. Messiah
Lutheran; O'Clock. Monzrchk VS..
jefferson Playfielc: Q O'Clock. Latter
Day Saints vs.. GaraEemen.
THURsDAY-Shipy league prac-
fice. O'Clock. Ail-Raiis VS. Elec-
tric1ans; 8 O'Clock Machinists We.
Boilermzkerz: 9 O'Clock. LabcFers vs..
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Zivic Comeback
Attempt Flops

CHICAGO-Tony Motisi. young
Chicagoan. slapped Veteran Fritzic
Civic off the comeback trail last
night and left the former welter-
weight champion floundering help
lessly about the ring at the end OF
a 1o-round fight.
zivic. heavily favored to rout
his opponent and win a return
match with the title : holder,
Freddie tRed) Cochrane, tried
hard. but his old time accuracy
was missing.
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Williams
Deferred
MINNEAPOLIS-Ted Williams

MINNEAPOLIS-Ted Williams,
baseball's leading batsman. looked
forward today TO at least lone
more great year" in baseball
Williams received word OF his
military deferment yesterday and
said ne would leave Monday for
the Boston Red Sox training camp
at Sarasota, Fla.
President Roosevelt, through
Selective Service Director Brig.
Gen. Lewis b Hershey. revised
Williams status from la to ga
on grounds of his mothers de-
tendency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-02

Pilots in
Oregon
Finals

PORTLAND-The University
Of Portland and southern Ore
gon College Of Education pre-
pared today for the final strug-
gle Of the annual Oregon
intercollegiate Basketball tour
nament at Kansas City. Mo.
In last nights contests,
Southern Oregon topped East
ern Oregon 5S-i9. and Portland's
Pilots defeated Oregon College
of Education, 57-32.
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Siolz Stands Out

NEW YORK Allie stolz o.
Newark. y. J. stood out today as
one Of the front ranking cnai-
lengers for Sammy Angotts light
weight championship after siam
ming out = 12-round decision over
Bobby Ruffin o. New YORK
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Gjolme Wins Title

SEATTLE Harold tTassl
Gjolme. Seattle. won the all
University of Washington golf
championship yesterday by defeat
ing Ernie Jacobs. Mount Vernon.
10 and Q. in a 36-hole final match.
G5olnne was runner-up for the title
last year.
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Golfers Help in
Red Cross Drive

Tacoma golfers raised S150.50 in
the Red Cross tournaments held
recently. Mrs. Margaret Rust, head
OF Tacoma women golfers. reported
saturday The report by clubs
showed the Country club with S37.
Allenmore with S3l.75. Brookdale
with $50 and Meadow Park with
<3i.T5.
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PUYALLUP - TRYING to win
their 18th straight Puget Sound
conference game against a team
which hadn't lost a home league
game in two years. Buckley Noun
taineers suffered their first defeat
since being crowned league cham
pions a week ago by losing to
Puyallup Vikings. IS TO 81, before
a record crowd here last night.
II was field goal by Gail
Bruce In the last 90 seconds
which brought the Vikings the
victory after they had trailed
most of the first three periods
only to knot the score at 30
all a. the fourth quarter
opened.
Bruce scored II points to run his
seasons total up to 243 points
with one more game to go before
posting the new league record.
Bruce broke the old record of 1876
points last week
Buckley lost two players-Dave
Argo and Lowell Doud-on fouls
in the fourth quarter. Puyallup
reserves won. 51-36, with Jim AYES
scoring 81 points,
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Tacoma Rifle
Win
Outshoot Everett
Legion. 742 to TIA

Tacoma Rifle club continued to
set the pace IN the Puget Sound
Small Bore Rifle league by defeat
ing Everett American Legion, TAP
to TIA. In last nights shoulder-to-
shoulder match.
The Tacoma gunners, aided by
several marksmen from Fort
Lewis. have won IL out of Il
matches and have only one more
match left TO fire. Nearest con-
tender is the North End Rifle club
of Seattle.
Scores of last nights match with
the top four shooters counting in
the competition:
Tacoma-Major A. Corpe. 1911; Ii
John GAY. 1877. Al Wetherbee. 1872.
Chef paulson 1872. Ell Bergerson. iIg.
Elmer Muzzy. i7a. 1t Traeger, i7s.
Larry Walsh. ITS, Irene Paulson. ia;
Herb Newman. iTS. SGT. n O.. Horn.
l73. Clarence Dugger. 10 Harold
Cramer 100. Charlie Morren, 1873
Doris Dugger 1855
Everett American Legion Harry
Bradford. 1874. F. F. Erickson. lfs;
Joe Eliot. i7s. Al Townsend, i73' Lew
Watson. iTs. Arne Trana. III. Tom
Kirshmyer. ITO. Raw Radke. l6S. NJ
Tallman. 1874 G Tallman. l5s RAY
Stanton. iS3 John Smith. lac. II
W Shaw. l2A
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WSC Slips in
Basket Chase
Washington Leeds
NeorlY All Of Come


sEArTLE-A red-hot Univer-
sity of Washington basketball
team upset Washington State col
lege's chance for the Northern
division championship last night.
55-4b.
The victory put the
Huskies into a second place
tie with the Cougars. who had
been leading the league.
Oregon state colleges victory
over Idaho at Corvallis put the
Beavers in first place and only
one game away from the title.
The winner of tonight's game
here can tie Csc only II the
Beavers lose To the Vandals.
Ten Thousand screaming
fans saw Washington take
I7-6 lead midway In the first
period and never yield ground.
Washington led, 2i-Is. nj the
half.
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SKI WEATHER

PARADISE - los inches IN
stable. powdery surface snow over
unbreakable crust. skiing good.
Mt. BAKER LODGES inches
stable fluffy surface snow. skiing
excellent.
STEVENS PASS - = incnes
stable. heavy surface snow over
common crust. SKIING good
SNoQU ALMIE PASS - %
inches snow.
SNoQUALMIE skI Bowls
inches dry surface snow over con-
mon crust
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Wildcats Top
Viking Squad

ELLENSBUKG-Central WASH
ington Wildcats went back into
second place in the Washington
Intercollegiate Conference basket
ball race last night by defeating
Western Washington Vikings. AZ
A. The teams play again tonight.
Eastern Washington has already
won the title.
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rifc lsll
WENATCHEE IN

WENATCHEE IN
Wenatchec entered the "A" tour
ney by defeating North Central OF
Spokane. 1926. In the Inland EN-
pire finals while Lincoln of Tacoma
cinched the Tacoma berth. Teams
already in are Buckley. Charleston
and Lewis and Clark of Spokane.
Valley and Woodland Joined
Forks and 81. John In the eight
team "B" tourney at Cheney next
week by winning the Southwest
Washington "B" tourney Mt Cen
tralia. Valley beat PeEll. 1921,
and Woodland beat Ridgefield.
Sl-2I.
Besides the West Central "A"
champion. the winner of the North
central-WallaWall game at Spo-
kane and the winner of the Van
couver-Kelso game at kelso will
both enter the state meet.
THREE WAY TIE
Olympia, Aberdeen and Hoquiam
went into tie for first place in
the Southwest conference each
with two losses ~ when Olympia
was defeated by Aberdeen, 1881.
A win would have put Olympia in
the state tourney.
All eight entrants In the state
''B" tourney will be known after
tonight with finals in district tour
neys slated for Stanwood. zillah.
Spokane and wenatchee.
Other results:
Kelso 81. Centraiia -
Hoquiam IS. shelton az.
RAYMOND as MonteSano 2e
NORTHWEST 81 TOURNEY
Harrington &c. lone 80.
Davenport SO, Riverside (Spokanel
10
CENTRAL WASH. "a" TOURNEY
Seiah 46. Omak So
Ellensburg Sc. Kennewick -.
Prosser 81. Cashmere 2e
Yakima II. Toppenish Is.
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Cougar
Boxers Win
MOSCOW

MOSCOW 49, Washington State
college boxers continued their UNI
beaten slate last night with So
triumph over University of Idaho's
defending national champions.
Each team scored a technical
knockout. Veto Berllus, Idaho
heavy, put John DeYoung of WSC
away in the second and Merle
Vannoy. Washington State 100
FOUNDER. was awarded a kayo over
Gordon Ross in the third round.
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Rudy Mucha Joins
u. S. Armed Forces

CLEVELAND - The Cleveland
Rams, National league profess
sionsl football team. announced
today that three members Of the
club have entered the U. S. armed
services.
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Sumner in Fifth

HIGHLINE = Summer Spartans,
enjoying their best basketball sea-
son in years. cinched fifth place
in the final 1912 Puget Sound con-
ference standings by defeating
Highline Pirates. 2s-15, here last
night. The Spartans led. 1918. at
halftime. Highline reserves won
1928
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WASHINGTON t55)

HaIfume scoft. washington ~
WSC Is.
Free throws missed - Witt,
Bishop, O'Neil. Atkins. Ford, Gil
muir. Morris, Lindh 2.
Officials - Frank Heniges and
Bob Leute.
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C2sD Highline
Triumph

ENUMCLAW - Enumclaw T1g-
ers defeated Renton Indians, 80
%. here last night after Renton
reserves had won the opener, 80
to "a Roy Sloan played nearly
the whole game without making
a foul.
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.ARIZMENDI LOSES
HOLLYWOOD - Jimmy

HUILl NUOD = Jimmy barfl-
son. IA. Of Kansas City. Mo. Won
a decision last night over Baby
Arizmendi. al. Of Tsmpieo. Mex,
at Legion stadium
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Kent 43, Auburn SO

KENT - Kent Vsndals defeated
Auburn Trojans, 1888, here last
night. after leading. 1912. at half
time. Kent reserves won. 20-i1.
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Commercial Loop


completion OF league play
Tuesday. March 3 fOrlginally
scheduled for FEB l7th1 BOYS gym
- o'clock. Fife vs. Artillery G. Ve-
neermen vs. Lauudries. g MCKINLEY
Hi rs. Thomies Girls gym 7
O'Clock sons OF Pericles Is sumner.
8. South Tacoma - B mai Birth 9
a { Z v Millmen
Thursday March S. fOrIrinallv
scheduled Tor Feb 24thl Bows gym
- O'Clock. Neneermeu vs. ARTILLERY.
s Thomies rs. pfc. g Laundrles 3
Mckinley Hi Girls SYM o'clnck.
south Tacoma vs. sumner g. MIL
men v sons o. Pericles. g. B'nai
Birth - A { 2
Week heginninz Monday. March g
Pierce County tourney
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nights games with four more 'B"
berths and three more "A" berths
to be decided tonight.
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IAAos ElQiliIAaN I - - 80
Jensen Lcchridge Iafranl boise
Treacv az Wohlnan Renton-Reed
f2f Arko (6l. Sloan a.. Rozs tol
Fuller "a
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Vikings Stop
Buckley Five
Puget Champs Lose
First League Tilt

Puyallup 90 Buckley 81.
Kent a.. Auburn 80.
Sumner %. Highline Is
Enumclaw 80. Renton rs
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Your postmaster car tell YOU
how to invest IN L. s. Defense
Bonds.
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Officials-Piluso. McLarney.
Half time score-OSC 81; Ida
no IA.
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NEW INDICTMENT

ton College today Offered n new
inducemept 20 fans for the state
high school "B" basketball
tourney.
A sign read;
"season tickets - S2.5o. tar
included. Especial police pro-
lection for automobile tires
free)."
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Totals $1,000. Is i0xie IL 40
STADIUM l22l

fsl. Stadium--Heinrick. McGovern
stewart Hall Tollefson. Anderson
Evening star., 1942-09-18

martinez, his manner, for ex-
ample, Of getting casual-minded
aviators to observe the salute is tc
salute them first. THE salute is
not sign of subordination but is
simply courteous form of military
greeting" Gen. Kenny has told his
men.
Gen. Kenney, like Gen. Brett
Maj. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton, CHIEF
of United States Air Forces in India
and Maj. Gen. Ralph Royce (who
led United States bombers from
| Australia in their last raid on Jap
bases in the Philippines), is flying
general, but differs from them in
being a fighter pilots general rather
than a bomber pilots 1t is fighters
that he knows best for he was a
fighter pilot himself in the World
War, and has stayed with them
most of the time since.
Besides being pilot, Gen. Ken
ney is we'll versed as an aeronautical
engineer and has already made cor
rective changes, in California, in
Americas P-38 fighter.
1t is likely that several fighter
pilots, whose ability is so great that
the major burden of fighting the
whole distance from the Philippines
through Java to Australia is being
borne by them, will soon receive
relief and promotions.
Gen. Kenney, like his predeces-
sors. has been frequently in New
Guinea, already, and the change
over to his command is not a sud-
den but smooth and prepared-f
transition.
Copyright 1912. by Chicago Daily News)