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Basket Ball Scores

Duke. IS: George Washington 81.
fa5hols s;.gd q IS gsldssxsse5 gsH4ssosp A.
North Carolina. "a; Fordham, 25.
Navy, A; Columbia, a.
Florida, 90; Georgia, 2S.
Navy flesss, 81; destys6urs fTosh. So:
Cornell FTosh. 80: Penn state Frosh. 21.
PENNSYLVANIA Jayvees, 43; New Jersey State
west atAsfushi Virginia. a. so; YOUNGSTOWN. 40.
Georsia Tech. IS; South Carolina. 81.
Purdue. As; Ohio State, 80.
ST. Joseph's. A: c. c. N. Y, 33.
Mount Union. 81: Findiay, S5.
HHeSsfa: ss SShn 3d. Sat5S oSeris. a.
Kentucky, 40; Xavier, SO.
Marshall. 40: DAYTON, 81.
Central Michigan, 81; 1ri-state College. II.
Carnegie Tech; ~: Case; 81.
r e. ceIs State. Il; s pavidson. 4s.
Furman. 40; Clemson, 80.
National Business College. "a; American
wayne: nS1ioni Is: western Miehisan. se.
Stevens Tech, 4s; HaTerford. 80.
La Sale, A; Scranton, Al.
Albright. 80; Ursinus. 81.
Indiana (Pa.) Teachers, 43: California
cineinna1ie nean Teassers an Mann. am ae.
Ohio wesleyan, 45; Denison, 3s,
Richmond, 25 Virginia. II.
Xirsnia Onion 40. "a; Howard 80.
Minnesess. s.; indiana. .. ~,
MIva"kee HdMs TssehsTs e So Carroll b.
Great Lakes, 81: Wheaton. 2s.
North Dakota State, as: Omaha, 20.
s9 e. Eansas SShnS state 49,
Bloomsbure Teachers. 35; Lock Haven 80.
11,;s 1Tf1XeI AZ, sus9uehanHna' Ms11 Ha. w.,,,,, and
The Citadel. As: Nevberry. %
Appaashsn' AEgs San, e. Lenoir Rhyme ~ 49,
%ssfssn W,41snJ 8 oSDs Hsnrn;
sanoac' foaa' 4s: wiscensin VII ahnaS a. 5.A'e &0
worcester Tech A; Brown; 80.
satim91e aldnsSo cO.s 1 ss Potqnss Ras. ssste' So
oIsraGS por3 aass osas s.sss 4s Sc efs; fBse;nsdic a.
Baylor. a; Texas Christian, 32.
Texas; g. Texas A. and NJ; 90.
Rsnasl Ryonins. saks1 sl g Gt.s. g.. s. e"'sd' To-
Colorado 81: Denver, 3e.
Marquette, 80: Butler. 90.
Texas State. 60; De Paul, 43.
S. AHsstisn 4s 81 Okla
ssssis:a. ss$s! g g: g, 1.r,;, ss; ,,,... ..
Illinois, "A; Michigan. 40.
st. Ambrose, 81; James Mnkin. %.
iowa Teachers 81; South Dakot. state. 81.
Lawrence. SO; Cornell uowa). 81.
Western Union. 81; WartburF, 80.
Eas.leis,ii! EoTs: 81! Simpsons sssi aH.'ssr' ss 4s'
Lake Forest. 43; Illinois College. 81.
Delaware. 81: Washington College. 30.
Virginia Medical 90: Langley Field. 81.
Erigham Young, 81; Utah State: "a.
New. Mexico 30; New Mexico Aggies. IS.
Western State. 81; Montana State, IS
Central Oklahoma. ~: Oklahoma City "a.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Lax Rulings Morring Prestige
Of Eastern Hockey League
Officials Apparently Ignore Loop Code
In Attempting to Settle Disputes
By BURTON HAWKINS.

The Eastern Amateur Hockey League which would like to be
seriously gravey decided suspend the remainder
the of taking his off the ice and
refusing to permit continue play. What Eastern League
officials fail to they rule covering such
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Totals II 1s

Score at half-time: Ions Island, 90:
Georsetoun, IA. Free throws missed: Long
Island U-L. RAIDER l2). Gurfein. Holub
heimer c2), Gabbianelli, Schmidt t2l.
Of1cials-Frank Brennan. Matty Beso-
vich.
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Totals IA g "a Totals 10 8 A.
Half-time score: Columbia. l 5: Navy. II.
Free throws missed: Columbia-Burstein
Doueherty Martens Navy-Zoeller. Lacy,
Black Huntemer (2). Referee-Messrs. z
J Kearney E. l. Al and H. o. Dayhof
E. l. A..
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Totals IA % Totals 1c 4cs
Umpire-Mr. Reese Half-tirne score
Dewitt, II: National Training, IL.
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Totals 20 242 Totals
Referee-Mr. Treganowan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
On Me lam /!
Win EllloTT METcAlF

Tacoma lost Of its citizen landmarks and friends
when George T. Shanin venerable organizer the
Eagles sdge closed the of what book
Il life this earth.
No man this recall had a more genuine
pride in his heart for his city.
George knew the city when Il was small and saw IL
advance to its present development
He bore strong love for the Northwest general but
Iacoma was his home town and ideal community.
He truly Tacoma booster TO the full extent of the
phrase.
George professional boxing began
promoting shows the early zoos and
looge function n
Many fighters Many
foremost managers dealt with the kindly Inshman.
And
where fighter or spoke other than kindly Of George
George the he
withdrew from the sport several
Hb familiar Ladies and gentlemen
a - remains the
q
No promoter . the of
BIB dea1ingS with the pubic.
His ~ bond. his honor
This those eary1p We knew
him when boyhood bedecked
until Georges closed
The had but To corner
and others the outstanding
ton and love for his wife, who
70 man than that quality?
hardly constant considerae
Affection
vichsr aepn NIFTY Georre
Nh work coupe<ed mysteries future
We have heard the CLOTH professional men
and others Of varying walks Of life
devotion, which. naturally returned by his
Georges transition will
of golden link difficult
permanent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Babe Ruth
Taken to
Hospital

NEW YORK = George Herman
BABEL Ruth. one Of the greatest
baseball players Of all tine~. was
taken 10 a hospital In = private
ambulance early today.
Mr.. Ruth and their adopted
daughter accompanied him. but
later returned to their apartment.
The daughter said he had been
taken TO the hospital for a "rou-
tine checkup."
Neighbors said. however. he had
been carried 10 the ambulance on
a stretcher and appeared TO be q
every sick man."
Ruth will be Al on Feb. g.
He still IL the greatest home-run
hitter baseball has ever known. his
record Of Sc in a single season hay-
ing been set In 1927. During his
l5-year career in the major
leagues, he hit a total of ia
homer>.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Lem Franklin
Ranked High
Cleveland Negro
Roted Challenger

PATERSON. ~. Lem Frank
lin. the Cleveland Negro who
knocked out giant Abe Simon in
five rounds. is ranked along with
Billy Conn and Buddy Baer as a
logical contender" for Joe Louis
heavyweight crown In the quarter
iy ratings released today by the
National Boxing association.
Here are the N. B. A. quarterly
ratings for the .,eriod ending Dec.
81. with the champion named first
and the logical contenders" fol-
lowing:
Heavyweight - Joe Louis, Billy
Conn, Lem Franklin. Buddy Baer
Light Heavyweight Lesne-
vich. Billy Soose, Ken Overlin.
Booker Beckwith. Nose Brown.
Middleweight- Tony zsle. cef-
erino Garcia. Georgia Abrams.
Welterweight Freddie Coch-
rane. Ray Robinson. Fritzie Civic.
Young Kid Mccoy.
Lightweight Sammy Angott.
Bob Montgomery. California Jackie
Wilson.
Feather weight Pittsburgh
JackieWilson. chalky Wright.
Bobby Ivy. Richard Lemos, Jackie
Caliura.
Bantamweight-Lou Salica (no
contenders listed.
Fiyweight-Lttle Dado. Jackie
Patterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Doc Says
Baer Ready

LAKEWOOD, N. DIR. Will
lam n. Walker, boxing commits
sion physician. has pronounced
Challenger Buddy Baer In good
physical condition" for his fight
with Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis at Madison Square Garden
Jan. 3.
Walker. Commissioner John J.
Phelan, Promoter Mike Jacobs.
Lieut.. John Casey and Ensign
Almond Deutsch watched Baer
work out yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Sports Will Help
March Of Dimes

r. A. Bobby" Morris of Sc
attic, outstanding sports authority
and referee. will head the sports
division of the statewide March of
Dimes campaign for infantile par
alysis relief this month. Emil c.
Sick, state chairman and president
of the Champion Seattle Rainiers,
announced Saturday.
Morris is gathering together a
council of athletic coaches and
sports promoters TO arrange for
100 per cent active support from
the sports world for the drive
against the rsvages OF infantile
paralysis.
The University of Washing
ton, colleges and high schools
throughout the state. as well
rs professional and semi-pro
promoters, will he asked To
stage charity events and ar
range for dime and dollar col
iections at contests during the
month. said Morris.
Grantland Rice is national sports
chairman for the campaign which
eliminates in the celebration of
President Roosevelt's diamond
jubilee birthday January 81.
All proceeds go TO the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Inc, and its county chapters Of
which there are 50 in Washington.
Morris emphasized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Prep Hoop Scores

Renton 20. Seattle Prem %
Marysvills 80, ODes Seattle "a.
Astoria as. Woodland al
Cemss 80. White Salmon al.
Olympia 81. Raymond as
Everett 81. Franklin (Portlsnd1 IA.
Aberdeen az, Shelton 10
Bremerton IS. BellinEham a.
HoQuism 81. LonRriew 40.
Olympia 81. Raymond &c
Lewiston UdaD 81. Roger Isoo-
,anel 20
Msrysyille 80 o'Dea (sesttle1 "A.
South Bend So Elma ls
Aberdeen 43, Shelton le
81. John 81, Central VALLEY ~
Chewelsh 81. West Valley 81
Toppenish 81. The Dalles tore-
Ion) 81
Ellensourg 80. Yakima a..
Mabton 81, Granger Il
Zillah ~. Grandyisw 40
Gle Elum 81. WEpato 2e
WENATCHEE TOURNEY
Jeavenworth 81. Entist a.
Cashmere a, Wsnstchee P1Irples II
Dryden IS. Wenstchee Colds "a
CASTLE ROCK TOURNEY
Toledo 80 Valley 20
Underwood 2e. Toutls LAKE. a
Pfc so. Rsncle 20
Castle Rock 80. Kslsna 2s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Chicago Bears
Play All-Stars
Hutson and Bough
Lead Picked Squad

NEW YORK That gridiron
combination Of irresistible force
and immovahle objects. known TO
followers of professional football
as the Chicago Bears. will bring
their own devastating brand of
pigskin pugnacity to the Polo
grounds tomorrow in a last at
tempt to gain ranking as the all
time super-men of the sport.
Coach George Halas' crack club
has smashed nearly every football
record for power and precision and
the National Professional league
has hand-picked set of their
most potent players and nodded
them into a 2s-man. all-star outfit
which will try to dim the Bears
luster while helping to fill the cof-
fers of the Naval Relief society
from the proceeds.
Originally scheduled for Los
Angeles but transferred be-
cause OF the war. the contest
will be the first January foot
ball game ever played In New
York and may well mark the
farewell appearance of the re-
msrksble Chicago aggrega-
ton.
With the demand for military
manpower growing each day.
Hslss has said he expects to lose
from 10 TO Is of his current
squad and this, combined with the
lean pickings from the 1871 col
legiate draft-for the same mill
tary ressons-will trim the Chica-
60 Juggernaut down TO beatable
size.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK - Fritzie Zivic of
Pittsburgh, former welterweight
champion. and young Ray Robin
son OF New York were matched
today for a return 12-round bout
at Madison Square garden. Jan.
l6.
Civic replaces young Kid Nc
Coy OF Detroit as Robinson's OPP
ponent in this bout. Mccoy with
drew because of gashed brow.
Robinson won a 1o-round deci-
sion over Zivic Oct. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Mike Berry Registers 298
Bowling Score; II Strikes
Veterdn Pin Buster Misses Perfect
Come by Two Pins on Twelfth Roll

Bowling's hall Of fame almost
had q new member last night as
Tacoma major leaguers met for
their regular pin-smashing session
at the North End alleys-the vet
eran Mike Berry chalked up a 2ss
game.
Berry had swept the alleys
cleaa II times In . row and
when ~ stepped up for the
attempt 10 register his 18th
straight strike every eye In
TIE house was fired upon him.
He managed 10 hit the head
PIN, but II was q little On the
~thln- side. and he left two
pins standing. Nos. 5 and g.
In al the years Of bowling.
Berry has never had a 500 game.
and last nights score was his
closest approach. On one previ-
Gus occasion he rolled is consecu-
tive strikes. but they were in two
games.
The 2es effort. rolled In the
first game. gave Berry a flying
start toward high series honors
for the evening. He came through
with games of ISL and 1s0-con-
sidered good in view Of the buck
fever" which always follows a per-
feet game or an approach to one
to register = $50 aggregate. r.
J. Anderson was runner-up with a
ESQ total.
I'M Leftwich's X Streeter~,
eFstwhile Ieague-lcaders. drop
ped Into . four-way tie for
first place when their 2.6&S
total Was good for only one
point against the Matchmen.
Whose aggregate WAS 1.s1a.
The quadruple deadlock involved
the Matchmen. Mike Berry's Fuel
ers and the Sixth Avenuers. In
addition to the X Streeters.
The Fuelers rolled 2.se5 TO take
two points from the North End
ers. ASA: Sixth Avenue. 2.e02.
won = pair from the Tugboat
Armies. ASST: and the Meatmen.
2.s7s. won two from Bill othick's
quintet, 2.Sos. in the other
matches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Class A Women's League
broadway Alleys
Mae Knight and Helen Blair
shared individual scoring honors
In the matches Of the Class A
Women's league Friday night on
the Broadway alleys. Mrs. knight
rolled $40 for the high series and
Miss Blair registered 1877 for the
high single game.
Results: Credit Club 2, Mutuals 4;
Rsu's 3. Roy Archer's /. Ednae g.
Autos l. Hammerschmiths 8, Turf
Amusements 3. Broadway l.
Day ship,ards League
Broadway Alleys
Earl Porter, well known Tacoma
athlete. led the bowlers OF the Day
shipyards league In their weekly
matches on the Broadway alleys.
shooting a nice so2 series, with games
RAY Alt finished bis 500 series with
a asa game and that was the best
single game registered In the matches
Other 400 games were Walt Holley's
2os and 2o6 game by Everett Olson
No. : Filters won four from No 3
Welders for the only four point win
OF the matches All other contests
were S-i affairs
Included among the higher scores
were RAY Alt 500. C Wienker 52<
c. T1ppery 5i2. Earl Porter SIS, Chuck
Bistak 5ST. Tom Trimm 53l. Everett
Olson sos. Bill Richards 542.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Castle Rock (30l
Chess Master Will
Appear in Tacoma

Arrangements for the appear
ance in Tacoma of l. w. Horowitz.
famous international chess master.
are now being made by the Ia
coma Chess club who expect to
present blindfold exhibition on or
about February 10.
Horowitz is lecturing and play
ing blindfold matches throughout
the nation as he goes on another
transcontinental tour. Last year
he played in so cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Huskies Down
Michigan Five
Washington Quint
Scores 45-42 Win

EAST LANSING. Mich. - Uni.
versity Of Washington basketball
quintet. 20 far indicated. beat
Michigan State. s5-z7. last night.
II was Washington's eighth
straight.
The Michigan Skaters led
by five points until the clos
ing four minutes when the
Husl<ies uncorked . rally that
brought them victory. The
play became 20 hot toward
end Of the game. that several
players of both teams snapped
punches.
Bobby Lindh. with II points. led
The scoring for Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Next weeks schedule:
Tuesday. January 8. 1942
Boys SYM. Laundry VS.. Electrics.
9. So. Tacoma vs.. ACE: 9. Veneermen
VS. Thomies
Girls gym. Sumner VS.. B1nsi
Birth. g. Sons Of Pericles VS. Fife:
2. Mckinley Hill VS.. Millmen.
THURSDAY. January =. 1912
BOYS gvm-7. So Tacoma vs. Fife.
8 Nillmen vs. Sons OF Pericles. 9.
Mckinley Hill vs. ElectricS
Girls gym. ACE vs.. Thomie's; s.
Veneermen vs. B'nsi Birth; 9. Sumner
vs. LaundrieS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Totals ..-........ 40 S 10 as
MICHIGAN STATE fseb
Oregon State Wins
Over Texas Aqqies

SPRINGFIELD, III. Oregon
States fast-travelling basketball
quintet stopped off here last night
and defeated Texas A. e. NJ. hoop
sters. 80 10 80. The visitors led
at hslftime. % To II.
Toward end of the game. the
affair became torrid, with the
Texas quintet forging ahead for
a brief spell. A fast rally in the
final three minutes of the game
gave csc the victory.
oregon state f3ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Ortiz Named New
Bantam Champion

HOLLYWOOD - Manuel Ortiz.
Fl Centre. Cal. truck farmer
whose hobby is boxing. became the
California state bantAmweieht
champion last night by pounding
out q lo-round decision over Tony
olivers of Oakland. Cal. at Holly
wood Legion stadium
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

QoIlEeum 90ckpof
Doub1ek Tournament
The Jackpot handicap doubles
1ourn.menh on me Sonseum alleys
BowIers may shoot AZ any time Top
score Is 1880. held by Lyle Nanny and
walter Lutchiin4er- Fst team 70
reach 1850 hits the jackpot and takes
the prize. II none register that high,
the prize goes TO the highest score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Montana Hoopsiers
Score Over Idaho

MISSOULA-An improved Uni
versity of Montana basketball
team last night avenged two early
season defeats at hands of Univer-
sity of Idaho by defeating the Van
dals, $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Abe Game Called

Lincoln Abes didn't take a bas-
ketball trip TO Longview last night
as their game was called off at the
last moment Friday when a snag
developed in the scheduling at
Longview.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Fife 10 Meet
Rocket Quint
Trojons Advance to
Finals in Tourney

CASTLE ROCK Fife Trojans
and Castle Rock Rockets moved
into the championship finals here
tonight after winning semi-final
games in the Castle Rock holiday
invitational here Friday night.
The Trojans defeated Randle
50-29. while the Rockets
zoomed TO a 1929 victory over
kalama. Toledo beat Valley,
$500. and Ryderowod downed
Toutle Lake, 1928, In con-
ISOLATION titles.
Fife fell behind, 14-5. in the first
quarter on the sensational shooting
of Vanderpool but the Trojans
tied the score at 1919 at halftime.
then went on the last half to pile
up a sizeable total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

PHOENIX, Arir.-Stanford uni
versity's basketball team breezed
10 a 1925 win over the University
Of Arizona last night in the new
Phoenix high school gymnasium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Cougar Quini Wins
Over Cheney, S. SO

PULLMAN Washington State
hoopsters beat Eastern Washing
ton college quintet. Sc to IS. here
last night. State led 81 TO 25 at
halftime. Owen Hunt. wSc guard.
led the scoring with IL points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
DAyIDTTES WIN

VANCOUVER. Wash. - The
House Of David basketball quintet
defeated Signal OIL Of Portland,
So to 80. before 500 fans here
last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
McChord Wins
Over Boeings

McChord Field Flyers. playing
their second basketball game of
the season. defeated Boeing Bomb-
ers of Seattle. 1882. in nip and
tuck game featured by the shoot
ing Of Bud Olsen, former Washing
ton State college ace now playing
for the Bombers.
Olsen tossed in Is points but
the general floor excellence of the
Flyers brought victory to the Nc
Chord quintet.
Next Thursday night the Flyers
play the world famous Harlem
Globe Trotters at Exposition hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Wildcats Dump
Raiders, 55-22
Bremerton in Cross
State Hoop Triumph

Friday Result
Bremerton S. Bellingham ~.
saturday Game
Bellingham at Seattle Prep.
N-Bremerton' de-
Tending Cross-State high school
basketball league champions
opened their season last night i'm
pressively by trouncing Belling-
ham. 55-22.
Roger Wiley. 6-foot, Finch CEN
ter. led Bremerton scorers with
Is points. Bremerton led, 34-7,
at halftime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Tigers Rally
In 4th Canio
Bob Finchom Sets
Up 26-22 Victory

A fighting Stadium Tiger basket
quintet. which didn't gain the lead
until the final four minutes o. the
game, handed Clover Park War
riors their first defeat Of the sea-
son. rs to %, at Clover Park last
night.
However. in fairness to Clover
Park, it must be pointed out that
the Warriors set the pace until
Evert Pitman. star guard and
backcourt ballhandler, wrenched
his ankle in the third period with
the Clovers leading. Is to Is.
II WAS Bobby Fincham who
put the Bengals back in the
running with three neat field
goals and a foul shot In the
critical fourth period.
Fineham's third field goal put
the Tigers ahead, 21-2o, for the
first time in the game and his
foul shot knotted the count at
22-all a moment later.
FAM DREAMS TIE
Then Chuck rain contributed
his only field goal of the evening
to break the tie and Ralph Bakers
bucket cinched the game.
Magnificent was the solo ef-
fort which Bob McClensghan
put up tryinng TO give Clover
Park Its eighth victory In rs
many starts. McClenaghan
scored his teams last IL
points, had . total Of Is for
high man Of the evening.
The court tactics which the two
rival and able mentors. v. G. Low
man of Stadium and Bill Lennon
of Glover Park, used in the first
half served to make the game one
of the low-scoring affairs of the
season.
Lowman's quint used $ Gus
tomary 2-2-1 zone defense md the
Warriors were baffled, only break
ing loose for a few minutes in the
third quarter against Stadium's
tight checking.
STOP TIGER PLAYS
In turn the Lemmon-coached
team threw up 2-1-2 zone defense
against the Tigers and baffled
Stadium, who couldn't make their
break and cut" plays through the
keyhole work.
Consequently the game
turned into a gruenng battle
with sharpshooting being the
deciding factor. And II was
sharpshooting, pure and SIM
pie, which gave the Tigers the
victory.
Fincham's three fourth-quarter
baskets were all medium-range
bombings from side court while
FANS bucket was long howitzer
from near center court.
TIED AT SO
by PERIODS, the score ran 7-3,
1873, 1915, all in favor of Clover
Park, but Stadium knotted the
count at SO in the second period,
pulled up to 12-11 in the third
quarter.
The reserve game was an inter-
esting contest with Stadium break
ing away from an 1917 count to
win, As to %. Highlight of the
evening was four baskets in four
shots by George Soper.
Bellarmine and Clover Park
basketball teams will tangle at
Bellarmine gym tonight with the
preliminary game starting at 7:3O
O'Clock. The Clovers defeated the
Bells, 41-39, in the first meeting
at Clover Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
Seattle Prep Loses
To Renton, Is 10 rs

RENTON-Renton Indians de-
feated Seattle Prep Painters, 2e
to 26, here last night with Bill
Belmondo scoring II points,
Renton (9q) 1861 seattle Prep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

BLAINE Buckley defeated
Blaine. 81 TO %. here last night.
Buckley plays Edmonds tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Subs Renton-Weed ID. Pritchard
(21. Seattle Prep-ohman 05l, Bull
man (2). NJ. McIver "a.
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(22D Belllngham

Subs: Bremerton - McCarty ca,
Pease "a. Romberg, Thompson 49,
Kean (2), Mcneil. Stottlebower. Bell
ingham - Marshall t5), Cory ca
Richardson "a, Garrett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05
VARSITY CANE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Commercial league basketball. Sta
dunn high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-05

Class A Women's League
Broadway Alleys