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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30
B|uffton High School Notes

ularly altho exact time as to their
occurrence is not announced in ad-
vance.
Students were invited to join the
All clubs in circulars passed out
to everyone except the seniors this
week.
The district state scholarship con-
test will be held at Bowling Green
Saturday. The bus will leave from
the high school promptly at 7:45
o'clock in the morning. Some of
the teachers have been drilling the
entrants in their fields of competi-
ton.
Members of the Girls Athletic
Association held their weekly meet
ing at the bowling alley Monday
night.
With Ia students already signed
up for the course in elementary
aeronautics and more expected to
sign, there is every evidence that
the course will be offered next year
it was announced by Gerhard Buh-
Ter, principal.
Boys in the Industrial Arts de-
partment are constructing two
bicycle parking racks for the town
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30
Army and Navy Relax Rules In
Favor of Teen-age Boys
For War Duties
Nav Become Aviation Officers
I'm Naval or Marine Corps
Reserve

Rluffton High school graduates,
past is years Of age, as aviation
officers in the naval reserve or the
marine corps reserve became dis
tinct possibility as a movement was
started this week by the war depart
ment to meet the current shortage
of trained officers and to attract
more teen age boys into the armed
services for combat duty.
Several branches Of the armed
services have showr an extreme anX-
iety to begin training Of teen age
youth so that they would be ready
for service within a year, but
Congress has refused to go below
age 20 in the draft.
Demand Young Blood
The demand for younger fighters
and officers to be brought into the
armed forces of America was re-
sponsible for the announcement from
headquarters that:
High school graduates may now
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30
Omen House Held
For AnHiUerSar4

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Hawk, of
South Jackson street, received the
congratulations of many relatives
and friends on the occasion of the
celebration of their Goth wedding an
niversary Sunday.
An anniversary dinner was enjoyed
at a Lima restaurant with members
of the immediate families present at
noon. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Hawk and daughter from
Bowling Green; Mr. and Mrs. l. G.
Hawk from Jackson, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Hawk from Lafayette
Mr.. and Mrs. Harl Mann and Mrs,
Florence Bogart of Bluffton.
Open house was held at the Hawk
residence in the afternoon at which
time friends and relatives of the
family called to extend their con-
gratulations.
Among the messages of congratu-
lations received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hawk was an airmail letter from
Congressman Robert F. Jones, of the
fourth district, from Washington
d. C.
The couple was married on April
27, 1882, at the farm homestead near
Lafayette which would make Monday
the actual anniversary day. Sunday
was chosen as the time for the cele.
bration because of the more conven
lent opportunity for visiting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30
More StenOgraphers
Needed In Washington

The registration of the Nations
man power has created an urgent
need of stenographers in Washing
ton, Ralph T. Stearns, local secre-
tary, Board of U. S. Civil Service
Examiners stated.
Stearns also assured stenographers
that there are adequate housing ia
cilities in Washington for them at
reasonable rates. Detailed informa-
tion both about the jobs and places
to live in Washington will be given
to applicants for these positions at
the Post Office building.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30
Hunting Season To Open Five Days
Later To Protect Soy Bean Fields

Ohio's 1912 hunting season will
open five days later this year to
protect the soy bean crops of farm
ers, it was decided last week by the
state conservation commission.
With opening date delayed until
Nov. 20, hunters also will benefit,
for the new setup will give them an
extra weekend and the Thanksgiving
holiday in the field.
Principal reasons for the later
season, however, is to permit har-
vesting of most of the soy bean
crop before nimrods begin tramping
over the countryside. Normal cold
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30

7. w. c. A. held their annual Nav
breakfast, Wednesday morning. They
left Ropp hall in the college truck
at $50 for a nearby woods to gath
er wild flowers, and cook and eat
their breakfast in time to return for
eight o'clock classes.
A program of Gospel songs and
two talks was given by the COM
bined mems and women's Gospel
team quartets from Bluffton college.
Sunday evening, April 26, at the
EbeneZer Mennonite church west of
Bluffton. Herbert Fretz, junior, and
president-elect of the mems team,
presided. Thelma Daley and John
Boehr, both seniors and respective
presidents of the women's and mems
teams gave the talks.
The quartets themselves included
| Wanda Suter, soprano; Miss Frances
Beckenbach, second soprano; Miss
Thelma Daley, alto; Miss Marcille
Steiner, second alto; John Boehr
first tenor; Glen Graber, tenor; Paul
Soldner, baritone; and Herbert Fretz
| bass.
Miss Dorothy Burner of Findlay
senior in the Conservatory of Music
at Bluffton college, will be featured
over station WLOK in Lima during
the twelfth college broadcast in 9
series sponsored this semester. Also
on the program will be the college
string ensemble composed of Lau
renee Burkhalter, William Boorse
Arthur and Harold Theissen, ant
| Robert Neuenschwander.
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Georgia, North Carolina and st.
Marys college, California for three
months of a "toughening course.
After the preliminary instruction at
one of these centers they viii be
dispatched to one of the many flight
training centers.
The navy, aiming at a combat
aviation force, needs $4,000 addition
al pilots to man 25,000 planes. They
recently began a drive to enlist
$4,000 college freshmen and sopho-
mores for training as future naval
officers. More than 400 colleges are
participating in the program de-
signed to produce more than 10000
ensigns.
Early Enlistment
The new emphasis on teen age
enlistments is based on the belief
of the army high command that
young men make the best fighters.
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson
announced that the new policy was
putting a premium on early en-
listment."
At the present time, the army and
navy are embroiled in a contest with
the war industries to win the favor
of the young manhood of the
country. All three units want the
pick of the young men. Problems
such as these will be dealt with by
the new War Manpower Commission
| headed by Paul V. McNutt.
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weather of November also is expect
ed to reduce tularemia in rabbits,
and perhaps save the lives of hunt
ers.
Hunting hours will be based on
Eastern war time, opening at $50
a. m. instead of 7:30 a. M, and
closing at 6:30 p. M, extending
hunting days by half an hour.
Bag limits will be unchanged, and
the hunting of pheasants and grouse
will close on Dec. 5. Rabbit season
will close Jan. 5.
Squirrel season dates will remain
as last year, Sept. % to 80 inclusive
for northern counties.
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Bluffton Gets S25,O86 Total From
Distribution OF First Half 1911 Taxes

Cairo school district, s4,12724; Mon
roe township, s1,7s0.61, and Jack
son township, $1,958.77.
Of the total distribution of $685.
353.72, Allen county received $207,-
373.09; school districts got $322,-
1868; cities and villages, $751;
443.26, and townships, $19,220.74.
The Allen county general fund
benefited to the extent of $780,
164.50.
Delinquencies over the county We're
reduced approximately 1856 per cent,
the figures released by County Audi
tor Floyd B. Griffin showed.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30
Enlistment In Armed Services is
Opened To High School Graduates

oualifv to become aviation officers
with the rank of ensign in the naval
reserve or second lieutenant in the
marine corps reserve. The previous
requirement for two years of college
or its equivalent has been tempor-
arily waived. press reports stated.
Recruiting started Monday among
high school graduates aged IS thru
q.
Preferences Allowed
In the army Is and 10 year old
boys may now choose the branch of
service in which they wish to be
placed if they volunteer, it was
stated.
Enlisted men of reserve compon.
ents. who have been deferred be-
cause of dependents, may now apply
for admission to officer candidate
schools. if they have had at least
three months of active service since
Sept. /, 1910.
Physicians and dentists will b.
commissioned locally in the medica
corps of the army instead of being
cleared thru state headquarters, il
an effort to speed the enlistment o
$4,000 medical officers needed a
this time.
Induction Centers
Bluffton High school graduate:
taking advantage of the reduction il
requirements for future aviation
officers will be sent to recently
established induction centers estab
lished at the universities of Iowa
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Recruiting Officer
Here

A navy recruiting officer will be
at the Bluffton post office Thursday
from 11:45 a. m. to l p. m. for the
purpose of interviewing those inter-
ested in enlistment in the navy.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30

Bluffton village will receive $4,-
015.23 and the Bluffton school dis
trict $21, ,071.98 in the distribution of
$803,353.2 collected in Allen county
real estate taxes for the first half
of 1941.
Beaverdam's share of the alloca-
ton is $176.87, and the Beaverdam
school district gets S5,081.82.
In the distribution to townships,
Richland township will benefit by
81 ,901.63.
Other ALLEGATIONS include: Lafay-
cite village, S495.93; Cairo, $12896;
Lafayette school district, $9,991. .93 ;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30

News Want-ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30

will meet at the home of Eugene
Benroth Thursday night to pass
several tests remaining before the
boys can become second class scouts.
Most of the troop members are
ready to take their second class
tests.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-30

A reformer says that at 40 a
woman's mind gifts broader. Yeah,
Doc, an that amt all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Horse Race
Is Toss-Up

HILEAH. Fa.-A "you-take.
your-pick" toss-up among slmos'
a dozen horsea appeared as good
way as any to name . winner to
day for the Saturday running oi
the Widener cup preview-ths
$40. 0O0- added McClennan hsndi'
cap at Hileah park.
Sixteen thoroughbreds are
likely 10 20 to post for the
McClennAn but the position Of
favorite had several candidates
among such horses ~ War
Relic, Attention. Market Wise,
Our Boots, Cramps, Dit, Hal :
tai, Get Off, The Chief.
Top weighted at 126 pounds
Glenn Riddles mighty War Relic
and Mrs. Parker corning's Atten-
ton will receive plenty of back
ing from the betting boys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Loggers Play
Badger Squad

College Of Puget Sound Loggers
make their big bid to move out of
the Northwest Conference cellar
when they play Pacific University
Badgers at the Lumberjack gym
this Thursday night In the first
Of q two-game series.
II will be the first home
conference stand for the Log
gers, who have dropped two
decisions TO the fast stepping
Linfield and Whitman quintets.
Coach Stuart Parks will prob
ably open with a Logger lineup
composed of Tommy Cross and
Jim Psulson at forwards. Al Dan
ielson at center, Don Brown and
Mel Blanchard at guards.
The game is set for p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Baseball

PITTSBURGH The Pittsburgh
Pirates today announced slsnins
Of First Baseman Eibis Fistehsr
and the reduction q the Pirate
squad to 20 players with the OPP
tioninE Of Pitcher Johnny Gee 10
Toronto Of the international
league.
Only two Pirates remained No.
signed. They are outfisldsr Vines
DaMagsio and Catcher Eddie Fer
handles. Both live on the west
coast and are expected 10 sign
al the teams spring training camp
at El Centre. Cal
oHrcAGo-wlth .n but .Ar..
players signed. The Chicago GUS
we're en- route 10 their sprsns
training grounds ut Catalina
Island today.
General Manas~v S.ssss +.
GALLAGHER hssded . party 81
~. Including n playsss.
aboard oalifesnss -ssusS
strsannssr lat sishi sd
said he sspseisd t~e ~ Ne
holdouts. OutslsiA>s Mary
Lswrey and Iaflssasv Mp Ess-
cell. 10 Jois NJ sssaA ~ Les
Angeles.
Gallagher WAS less optimlstle
about signing shortstop Billy
Myers. Myers contract repre-
scented . considerable pay eat,
Gallagher said.
HAVANA -rhs Brooklyn poas-
srs opened spring training today
without the services az zz-gans~
Pitcher. Kirby HiEbs and WhitIo~
Wyatt. rookie Pitcher Jack Krsass
and veteran outftsldsr DsEls
Walker. hold0uts.
Hixbs h . ss~ type 'Nsia-
out Ne refused n lave
vita me squad frss HiAsai.
Fia-. yesterday shsa pr~~kd~st
Larry MaePhaii i..s~d a.
ediet that wives must stay on
thu nsalnlsad.
Either ne does what ana eshsr
players On this ball elgb DO OF ~s
can get along without him." k.e-
Phail anio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Fife, Clovers
In Spotlight
PloYoH Come Set
For County League

Championship % the rssrcs
County league and . berth In the
West Central district a. tourna.
ment viii es at stake thla Thurs-
day night when Clover Park War
riorp and Fife Troians clash ~
Exposition hall In . twin bill start
ing AZ o'clock.
Tied ~ the end a. the reg,ilar
season with each having scor~d .
verdict over the ether On their cwn
floor. the rubber game 10 supected
10 attract . huge crowd 10 tbs
Bay street coliseum.
Although tbs leser Win nso
the chance 10 essrA . asssvses
tourney berth. there 10 sun
another chance since the No. .
Pierce Ceasty tram messs
seaulm. Olympic fssiasaia
No. . team. ~ Port Orchard
Saturday nlght with . ts~rs~y
berth ~ stake.
Both Coach Bill vinson Of Fife
and Bill Lennon oS Clover Park
are expected 10 stick with their
regular lineups for the impo~tsn,
plsyoff encounter.
Fife will open with Mel Rows
and Don Paul at forwards. Prank
Dreyer at center. Roy Herring and
Fumio kasai st guards.
Clover Para will start WITH
Bob McCle~sghas asd Marry
McIAaKhsis 81 forwards. We
sastos ~ center. 0erdy R<ya-
eIds ard Evert Pitsmaa 81
guards.
The varsity game u expected Va
start at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Planning TO
Enter Games
NEW YORK

NEW YORK - The United
states IL continuing preparations
10 participate in the Pan-Americsn
Olympic Canes al Buenos Aires
despite the menace Of axis sub
marines of the Atlantic coast. a
United Press survey showed today.
Dan Ferris. national A.A-U.
president. said that we viii
continue TO prepare for the
trip = until state department.
officials notify us otherwise"
jeremiah T. Mah0ney chairman
OF the Games national finance
committee wrote the state de-
psrtment requesting formal gov
ernmentzl advice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

Century Iesruers again hit high
figures in their weekly matches
on the Coliseum alleys "Wednesday
night with the top mark falling
To Lyle Many who Registered
sss. including games Of iTe. 81
and 1877.
Left Jensen. steady trundler
came through with AL for the
high game Of the day on down
town alleys and wound up with
54s for one Of the high series.
With Many and Jensen
rolling well. Paio'. had little
trouble winning thru pcints
from Hatters. Paio's men
turned In . team score ef
1910 In their second gams
and f74s for total Mike
MiIler's sef for the Hatters
WAS one OF the top marks Of
the day.
Paulson's won three from Cio-
thiers. Sam Coles rolled 2ie for
high game and Oscar wegsteen
Tailed $50 for high series. Ken
nels won four from Hardware.
Jack Medlock rolled $50 and John
Carr 543 for the winners.
The powerful Hanify's team
won four points from Moose lodge.
rolling a team score Of 1904. Lee
Garrison was high with 55i. fol-
lowed closely by Pat Murphy with
$40.
DAY sHIPYARDs LEAGUE
High scores in the Day Ship
yards league went to Edwards OF
the No. Burner team with 232
for the best game and b65 for
high series.
Bill Richards was close behind
with 562, including games Of 173.
203 and 1s6. c. Tippsry rolled
555 for another good series.
Other good singles were;
Jack LeF1eur 1877, Carter 1913,
r. Forgen 1873. W. Olson 1873,
Bill Ruehle 1874. Tom Trmm
1s2 and 1919, Rick Anderson
1913, Carl Wicucker $50, \.
Sabutis 1sS, Rutherford 1876,
Don NOLAN roe and &.
Bisiak 1877.
LEHAMAN ROLLS RIO
Leo Lehman rolled 22o In his
second game In the Night Ship
yards league TO emerge with the
high single game Of the matches
on the Broadway alleys His
total was 537, also one of the best
OF the day.
High series In the shipyards
circuit was rolled by Roy Besaw'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
COLI TOURNEY

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Carl
Damn. medslist and fsvorits from
Orlando. Fla. defeated L. 6. Kip
pie, Esst0n. Pa. and 2. in the
first round match play IN the 18th
annual championship Of golf cham
psons yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Snow Queen

PORTLAND - Becky simmons
Portland. today rsignsd as 1912
Oregon winter sports queen.
She Was chosen last night
at . banquet held by tbs
sports association here. 49,
lected ~ royal attendant.
were Betty Laieksy, Eis.ner
Ob~t, Dorothy Baler. shirley
Meyer and NsIbz Bziier. All
hut Miss Baiisr represented
Portland clubs.
Fourteen young women skisrs
were in the field Selection vss
partially based on skiing points
recorded Sunday in dovnhiil
slsl0n contest 81 Timberlins lodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Doubles, Singles Pin Meet Next
Local BOWLING News

whcss is. iss and iTp r.m>s
gave him = $50 total.
Results: rveu Z. O~rre.-
ter~ =: Tavern q Crane. n
Fnlier's Z. steel o. Atl.s q
Eastern 1: Paias<r> Local q
Welding supply I.
Highhehts q the matches IN
Guided: Jack Hsdlsnd's az game.
Pip koehlers 400 game and ses
series. q 7os single by Don slmn.
a nice SIS series by Dick Joyce
and q big ls7 sams by Harry
Sheridan.
Community League
y ~. Recreation
osbsrsts 7ess ca - rcpnsn seis
| IL. Hish game n Petersen 3os.
hit Sax ss' sss7 esS Generals en- ,sos
IL. Hleh game, Bob Thiel aos. high
series Bob Thisi ST..
squirts 7esi tal Va RAVES 7eS7 CD
High gams. Joe BreTichA 231. high
series. Joe Breziehs ses.
Classic League
Pisy Nor Alleys
DAIRY store (sl " Beers a.. Hish
Esme, Carlson 2io. hish .>rie-. Carl
BARRIERS eal vs. Castle o2,. Hlsh
game Anderson AIS. high series. An
Boots a. Va Cafe oo. Hsh g.m..
I-asell 1893. hish series. Wilson ss2.
Federal Employees L<sEus
Alley csss s.) vs.. square John. 90,
Hish game. Pitts lee. hish series
Pen ouin. az W. Road Camp u).
High game. Cox ia. hish series.
H sSn :sS. r "a H ss S liss: ....
Putnam $40.
so. Tacoma RAN League
HI Way Alleys
Accountants 2lis 1s1. Hlsh same
Carl Dakin III; high series. Dakin
Painters tol W.. wheelers ca. High
game Gaydas i7s; high series. Gay
MN asoi ts) vs.. welder. a.e. u,.
High game Church 1876. high series.
Ausserer 474
Machine shop No ?. 74si 20, W Air
Gang $500 90. High game, Alecs
100 high series Sumara b20
Lumber Yard 2ss4 to) vs. Car Shops
25o7 90. High game. Billy c. Harter
1873. high series. Iritnsr 485.
North Ind Industrial
North End Alley
Confectioners No /. zoos tD vs.
West Enders 2Ss4 to1. High game.
b. Howard 1916. high series. X. swan
orsys aeI2 o y. confsc.ionsr.
No. 2 1864 ID. High game. Peder-
son 2ol; high series. G. jackson SAG
1929 1899 ca; HFh game. Giro ass hish
Tavern 27o4 ID Va. Confectioners
No 3, 26I4 t3). High game Garfield
$50; high series. Garfield b73.
Boafbuilders' Learue
North End Alleys
certovichs Boatbuilders handed
John Sumich's Bostbuilders their first
defeat Wednesday night at the North
End alleys. 2sg2 to 2422 certovich
captured individual honors with n
2is game and 63s series
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Games scheduled for Thursday
Boys Rym--7 O'Clock. Iaundriss
VI. Eleetres: 3 o'clock. Mckinley
Hill w. Fife: 3 O'Clock. vensermsn
" Thonies. Girls gym. 7 O'Clock.
E-Nsi Birth vs sumner. = O'clock.
A. G. y. w. Sons of Pericies;
8 o'clock, South Tacoma va Mil
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20

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Roberta sxp~cts1 ~ ssriy ssis
Thursday with this Advertisement
In the f.inssviiis ssissrsphi
1--WE good sires. t1so with .
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free
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Park Basketball

Portland Ave. defeated Messiah
Lutheran. "a to IS. FARMLAND Trim
ity Lutheran won from Garagemen,
81 to rs, and jefferson Chiefs beat
Latter Day Saints. ~ to 20. in
Park recreation basketball We'd
nesday night in the Bellarmine
gym.
Portland Ave. t24l us) Mess. Luth.
Jack Boyd te) p. t0 Spadafore
Manning 90 - .....a.. 90 Lewis
Wilkinson t7) O.. ca harrone
Jim Boyd az % $500. Cd Weber
Subs Portland Ave .--Wstson %
Malanks 81, Anderson. Rsferee-Boo
Pullar.
Park. Trim $50 t25) oarsEemen
Pflueeer 80 - -. dol Packard
Ellington 30 ...F.......... Meyers
Storaasli 49, &C. 49,. ID Strohm
Anderson I'D O.. ca Olsmervlg
subs Psrkisnd-sEafe C5j. Larson
1oD. Referee-Art Hawk
Jefferson i42D t20l l. u. =.
Rowan de5 -. usj Kiingisr
s,msssn "a q, .66....s 10, s ~ Lay
Subs: Jefferson - KIDD 81. Jones.
L. d. s.-Ricks. HsfsFee-Boo PullAr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
Port Orchard
Defeats Bells

Relisrnlns Lens rave south
kitssp Wolves q Port o~chsrd
quite tassle last nlTht before 10
ina s7-ss 81 the rra-County lssEss
ehampicn's floor. Tho Welss. I'D
Ill thu wsy but ire tAen. rallied
N the third quarter 10 nearly eie.s
the zap
Paced ~ flts<h with - pclnts
Rellsrmlae reserves won. - 10 n.
a<Ilsrwfas faaa fsTa 4. kts-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-20
County Elves
Lose in Meet
Yelm and Roy Drop
Tourney Comes
WEST CENTRAL .B" TOURNEY
First Round
Forks ~, Black Diamond 81.
Fsil CITY so. Roy IL.
Nashon ~, North Bend ~.
Redmond 81, Yelm rs.

sNOQUAI.MIE - Both Pierce
county entrants-Yelm Tornadoes
and Roy Lynx-were defeated in
the opening round Of the West
Central district sB" tournament
here yesterday.
Roy Lynx, tired from games the
two previous days. could score only
two field goals az they dropped a
BOIL decision to Fall City while
Yelm Tornadoes ran into a Red
mond basket blizzard in the first
half 10 lose. 80 10 20. Redmond
led. 2s-e. al halftlme.
Vashon and Forks advanced in
the title round with Yashon coming
from behind TO snatch a 29-2s de-
cision from North Bend while
Forks outscored Black Diamond.
1887. in the first tourney fracas.