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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
State, Great
Lakes 5'sMeei

EAST LANSING, Jan. 5-(R
Michigan States basketball
team, hit by two straight de-
feats, will be subjected to a
leather broadside from q talent
loaded Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station squad here tomorrow
night.
Spartan Coach Ben F. Evans
Alstyne described the service
team from Great Lakes, ILL.,, de-
feated only once in nine starts,
as "the greatest collection of
basketball players in the coun-
try" The upset was q 1892 re-
versal by Ohio State in mid
December. Since then the sailors
have toppled such teams as In
diana, Purdue and Butler.
The Great Lakes roster in
cludes forward Forrest Ander-
son, who succeeded the famed
Hank Luisetti - Stanford's ace
performer; forward frankie
Baumhols Of Ohio University,
named the Outstanding player In
last years national collegiate
tournament; center Bob Calihan,
who scored 7S2 points for De-
troit University; and center Bill
Menke, who holds the all-time
scoring record ut Indiana Uni
versity.
Van Alstyne reported Chef
Aubuchon, ace Spartan ball
handler, who was shaken"
in last weekend's battle with
Washington University, would
be ready for the sailors. State
has Q record of five wins and
three defeats.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Vicious Joe
SET for Bout
with, Buddy
Stops Down Pei'
Of Sporting Foes
in Just 80 Seconds
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 5-(R-
Joe Louis, who wound up with
a knot on his head, an argu-
ment on his hands and $40,-
900 in his pocket the last time
he tied into Buddy Baer, risks
his heavyweight title against
the Californian again Friday
night with nothing but thanks
as his reward.
The champion expects to earn
twice as much as he did before,
in about half the time, but he's
giving it all away. Win, lose or
draw. Louis will donate his
end of the purse to the Navy
Relief Society, which takes care
of the families of navy m n
felled in action.
JUST TRAINING EXPENSES
If the gate reaches $225,000
the goal set by Promoter Mike
Jacobs. the bomber's share will
be around $50, 900. And all
that he'll take, under an agree
ment reached long before Pearl
Harbor was attacked, will be
his training expenses.
Baer is turning part of his
purse back to the naval fund
and Jacobs is working for no
thing.
It took Louis six rounds to
finish the job in Washington,
D. c., last May. after Baer had
bounced the champion on his
head in the opening frame.
Baer was disqualified by referee
Arthur Donovan when Buddy's
manager, Ancil Hoffman, re-
NAMED in the ring to claim
foul after the seventh round
was scheduled to start.
FLOORED BAER TWICE
Although Louis had floored
Baer twice in the sixth, Hoff-
man protested that his man had
been hit after the bell. The
argument that followed lasted
for days. but capital boxing Of
ficials sided with Donovan.
This time, Louis says, there
III be no room for argument.
He has been powdering his
sparring mates with terrific
blows at his Greenwood Lake
training camp, and his handlers
say he will be the Louis of old
when he crawls through tn e
ropes at Madison Square Gar
den for the 15-round tussle at
10 pm. (EST).
After flooring two rugged
fighters in less than 30 seconds.
the champion relaxed and de-
clared:
after I knocked 'em down,
I hadda save some of my steam.
May need it Friday night
against Buddy. Took six rounds
last time down in Washington.
I think it'll be shorter this time.
Least, I'm going to try do to it
shorter.
CONFIDENT
At Lakewood. N. j.. Baer has
other ideas. He even talks OF
putting Louis down to stay this
time.
I'D have won ii in Wash
ington il Id been able to use
my right hand" Buddy confid-
ed. MY elbow bothered me,
and l had it baked every day
for two weeks before the fight.
It wasn't until was training
to fight Abe Simon that l learn
cd that had Clipped two
bones in my right elbow.
1.-TWO doctors advised an OPP
Grafton. The third decided to
treat it. 1t hasn't bothered me
since I started training here.
I'll use il this time. I'll use my
right to knock Louis out"
The battle, expected to at
tract close to 10000 customers,
will be the goth title defense
for Louis since he lifted the
crown from Jimmy Braddock
four and a half years ago.
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Cleaners-Business Men to Meet
in Feature Cage Clash Tonight
Sports

BY HUGH FULLERTON
wide World sports Iolamntsp

NEW YORK, Jan. 5-(Wide
World)-Wonder if anyone has
thought of the possibility that
war conditions will help baseball
and some other spectator sports
instead of wrecking them? =.
With no new cars and no tires
to take folks out of town, they're
likely to turn for amusement to
the places they can reach easily
the ball parks-Certainly they
won't be leaving minor league
towns and driving 100 miles or
so to see big league games =.
And perhaps you noticed the
story that the English are going
to the movies more than ever
these days, apparently because
theye's nowhere else to 60 -.
Weather wasn't very co-opera-
tive with the East-West and Pro
Bowl charity games, but the
Pros didn't do SO badly fer the
Navy relief fund. Crowd was
only about 1900 under last
years at Los Angeles, and the
New York price scale was higher
-. One reason the Sugar Bowl
program goes over so big in
New Orleans-The Time Picay-
une published a 60-page SUE ar
Bowl souvenir section last week.
20
~ODAY'S GUEST STIR
Jimmie Murphy, Canton Ullo
Dali Ledger: Joe Louis cele-
brated New Years Day by help
ing devour turkey -. Mex.
week .:iey're feeding him Baer."
.ONDAY MATINEE
Hold your hats, boys, here
come Lou Nova with another
new punch. He calls it the spit
fire punch"-it's short, fast
right that starts high and comes
down -. Should do all right If
it's equipped with a cannon and
brace of machine guns -.
Frank Br m e k, the Bruins
goalie, has joined the Brookline
(Mass.) aircraft warning service
and puts in three hours a day
on duty =. Pete Barry, one of
the original Original Celtics. still
is playing Pro basketball after
80 years on the hardwood. He is
"a :. Private Charles White of
Lowell. Mass, got three-day
furlough when he was transfer
red to the Army Ski Troops. He
put in his tins skiing in New
Hampshire -. Pat Comiskey,
who was busted up in an auto
mobile crash last Fell. is back
home in Paterson, N. j., but he
still has a cast clear up to his
hips -. Chick H bert, the
young golfer who hit the jack
pot at Beaumont. Tex. recently.
used TO caddy for Walter Hagen
and copies the Haig in every
move-even to arriving late at
the first tee.
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Two Unbeaien
Teams Favored

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Brown Bombers VS.. M.C.A.C.
Paganetti's VS.. Gray's
Cleaners VS.. Business Men
Merchants VS.. Tigers
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Hockey
Last Night
by the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEATUE
Brooklyn 3, Boston 2

DTOOkIyH D, DUStOTI q
Detroit 10, Montreal O
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Providence Z, Pittsburgh 3
New Haven 6, Philadelphia 3
Buffalo 5, Cleveland 2
Springfield 4, Washington 1
Hershey 4, indianapolis 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 5, Minneapolis 4
st. Louis 6, Fort Worth 4
st. Paul 2, Dallas o
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Totals ............i 1908 pit ss9-2elo
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-ODAY'S GUEST STIR

Jimmie Murphy, Canton ull.)
Dali Ledger: "J0e Louis cele-
brated New Years Day by help
ing devour turkey -. Mex.
week .ley're feeding him Baer.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Abe Tournament
Plans Announced

The annual Pierce county inter
league A. B. c. basketball tourna-
ment will again be sponsored
jointly by the Metropolitan Park
district and Tacoma public schools
recreation departments.
Entries must be filed by
March 2 with Al Hodges in
the park office, 212 City Hall
Annex, and the tournament
will be run off by Bob Hager
of the schools starting Mar. 8.
The entry fee will be the same
as last year. namely two dollars
per team and quints will select
their own division of competition
in class A, B or c, subject to final
action by the tournament COM
mittee composed of the presidents
of each league.
Team entries will be limited to
organized circuits that were in
operation prior to Jan. l of this
year and to any army quint at
Fort Lewis and McChord field.
Roster lists verified by the
league president or army ath-
letic officer will be limited to
ten players all Of whom must
have played at least three
regular games prior to the
closing entry date of March 2.
For additional information
phone Main 41s7, Al Hodges,
supt. Of park recreation.
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BAY FISHING RESTRICTIONS SOMEWHAT REDUCE
This Team Must
Have Seen Phil
Hoskins Play

SALEM, Ore. - The Salem
Church Basketball league may
not Be tops In finesse. but It's
tops In confusion
A Baptist forward, swept
into momentary indecision by
TIE heat Of battle. suddenly
Tipped . beautiful shot into his
own basket, netting two much
needed points for the Presby-
ferians.
The entire Baptist team. ~
confused ~ its erring forward.
vacated lie own end Of the
floor and rushed pell-melI 70
take mp defensive positions In
Presbyterian territory.
The Presbyterian simply re-
sumed play ut the deserted end
Of the Moor and Melted two
more points before the be-
wiidered Baptists could recover.
(Ed. note: PM tReverse)
Hoskins, Tacoma cafe man. once
shot three basket into the
enemy's Irvine, beating his own
team.)
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a preliminary game.
HOOP RESULTS

Stanford 81, California Sc 1.-TWO
overtimes)..
use AZ, UCL.A so.
Oregon State %, Oregon 26.
Montana So, Gonzaga 81.
Wyoming So, Denver Al.
Montana State So, Colorado Col
lege &c.
Colorado 40, Utah as.
San Francisco State ~, Nevada
81.
st. Mary's 40, California Ag-
gies So.
Penn State 81. Syracuse SO.
Hobart 81, Buffalo So.
Chico State 40, Humboldt State
81.
Linfield SO, College Of Puget
Sound 40.
st. Martins 81. Western WASH
ington 40 (overtime).
Wenatchee &c Al, Lower Column
bia &c 2s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Jacks Win
Mat Meets

Longview wrestlers defeated
both Stadium and Lincoln CRAP
piers In a double shift at Lincoln
yesterday afternoon and at Sta.
dunn last night.
The Lumberjacks nosed out Lin
coin, 1871 to 1871. while Stadium
was defeated, rs to Is. Saturday
morning Longview wrestled at
Fife.
LINCOLN VS.. LONGvIEw
e5; Howard ID, decisioned Frank
"i los: Button league CID. decision
lis: Junior Ward CD. threw Harry
Bertleson CID. 5:46.
las: Clarence Nelson dA). threw
Bob Kuning U), 3:45.
1873: Bob Folk Gid. and Bob An
las: waily Ashenburner UD. de-
1855: Dick Wadsworth GD. deci-
stoned Don Veatch d).
1875: Allen Carl U). threw Dick
Monthou Ui). 3:35.
Heavy: Kenneth Hill CL), decision
ed Harry Rice I'D.
STADIUM VS.. LONGVIEW
eb: II. Anderson Cd. threw Grimes
Isl. :58
los: Kikuchi ts,. decisioned Lowe
Oh.
us: Ward III. threw Matsui (s).
las: johnson Isl. and Kunins CD
drew.
1875: B. Anderson G). decisioned
Rogers tS).
las: Yapachino ts). and Grumbois
G). drew.
1856: Gust Isl, decisioned McGhee
G1.
i6s: Carl III. threw b. Collins (s).
4 100.
Heavy: J. Collins (s). threw Lemier
III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Local Bowling News

II their performances last night
can be accepted as q criterion. Ia
coma Major leaguers can be ex-
pected to do some heavy cannon
aiding in the annual City Bowling
association five-man tournament
scheduled for tonight and Sunday
at the North End alleys.
Rolling their regular weekly
shift ut the North End drives, the
Major lcAguers last night put on
their biggest show Of the season.
Thirty Of the 20 trundlers engaged
In league competition finished In
the $40 circle, and Is rolled 600
or better.
Ironically. Mike Berry. who
holds the leagues high single rec
ord Of 2es. was one Of the two
trundlers who fell below 500. Mike
had 4es. two pins better than Bob
Friberg, and the two of them.
bedeviled by splits and tough
leaves" got plenty OF sympathy
from their more fortunate mates.
Ken Fisher captured top series
honors with games Of 235. 215 and
226 for q 676 total. only five pins
short OF Dave Wilson's league rec
ord. Fishers fat aggregate gave
Scotty Murdock's Packers the
'1ift" they needed to establish a
new team total record Of 1852.
eclipsing the old mark Of 1886 set
by the league-leading Fuelers.
The Packers also barely missed
breaking the N,elers' team single
record Of 1911. rolling games Of
1850 and lol1 during the course
Of their evenings play.
Fred Wahlers turned in games
of 40. 244 and 2o3 for a 657 total
and runner-up series honors. while
Bin Eggleston grabbed the higt
single laurels with a 26e game
Berry's front-running Fuelers
able to salvage only one point de.
spite their higher three-game tota
of 2s6e. lost ground to Ken Nc
Donald's second-place Sixth Ave
nue. club. who took the first two
games from the league-leaders AND
emerged with q $500 aggregate
The Fuelers' lead was thereb,
trimmed by two points.
Despite their record-smashinI
e9e2 total, the Packers were abb
to take only two points from
Wahlers' Matchmen. 1911.
In the other matches, Bill Left
wich's X Streeters. 27ee. swept al
thre points from Bill Othick'l
Castle quintet. 2713. and Jaci
McIntyre's North End forces. 2e14
took two points from Bin Herd
mans Tugboat Armies. 2s75.
Scores over the $40 mark:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Crows Nests
For College
Hoop Meet

ASHLAND. Ore. = Coach Jean
Eberhart OF Southern Oregon col
lege today planned to build Sorrows
nests" for use 1T the National
intercollegiate basketball tourna-
ment at Kansas City following .
request from 4. 3. Iston. execu-
tive secretary-treasurer of the
tournament.
Iiston suggested Eberhart, who
invented the system wherein ref
erees watch basketball games from
positions behind the backboards,
sent plans for the nests. Eber-
hart, however, viii build them and
send them to Kansas City.
Uston told Eberharf he plans
TO use the system at several tour
nament games, II opponents are
willing. II not, they will be used
In q clinical demonstration for
present, with two early
defeated teams assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Commercial Loon

Games originally scheduled for
Tuesday, Feb. II. are postponed
until Tuesday, March 3. This is
due to the Stadium Bellarmine
game having been changed from
Exposition hall to the Stadium
gym.
Games scheduled for Thursday,
Feb. 10. will be played as sched-
uled and are as follows:
Boys SYM o'clock. Laundries vs..
Electrics: 8. Mckinley Hill vs.. Fife.
3, Veneermen vs.. Thomies
Girls gym-7 O'Clock. B'nai Birth
vs.. sumner; Q. A. c. Z. VS.. Sons Of
Pericles; .. South Tacoma vs.. Mill
men.
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Trofters Draw
Record Crowd

Playing before the largest has,
ketball crowd in Tacoma history
3.79S. according to official figures
Harlem Globe Trotters put on
their usual carnival of hoop merri-
ment as they defeated Seattle
Savidges. 1929, in Exposition hall
last night.
The Trotters led all the way and
the Seattle cagers were only able
to score on long-range efforts. For
three quarters the Harlems played
basketball, then clowned the final
period.
Stadium sophomores gained re-
venge for two earlier defeats from
Lincoln Abes by winning, 1918, in
prelininary game
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RESERVE GAME
Stadium in 1922
Defeat al Everett

EVERETT - Stadium Tigers of
Tacoma couldn't match the first
quarter offensive which Everett
Seagulls unleashed here last night
and lost 1922 Cross-State league
game.
The Seagulls rolled up a 17-3
lead at one point in the second
quarter before the Tigers were
able TO close the gap to 17-s at
hslftime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16

Far from impressive but with
enough battle instinct to hang
tough to the end. Lincoln Abes de-
feated Seattle Prep Panthers, 4s
to 81, in overtime at Seattle last
night after trailing during most
of the regular game.
Behind at one stage, 25-16, the
Abes were brought to life by three
successive baskets by Tom Loran,
then fused together rs q unit 10
score IL points In the fourth quar-
ter to make q Sail regulation
time deadlock.
1t was an astute play by Ed
Huntington which knotted the
score. Huntington had a foul to
shoot with only 40 seconds left to
play. Rather than take the ball
out of bounds. Huntington elected
to shoot the foul and give Vince
Hanson a chance to bat in a re-
bound.
And that's just what happened.
The 6-foot S-inch Lincoln center
tipped the rebound in neat as you
please. Then in the overtime Han
son scored two baskets and a foul
conversion to insure the victory.
Hanson played his best game of
the season, scoring Is points but
the rest of the Abes were Iacka
daisacaI in their checking. Tonight
they play Everett at Lincoln gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
'Huskies Capture
Honors + rom Csc

C0RvALLIS-Oregon State col
lege took 1t on the chin here last
night ~ the University Of WASH
ington took minor sports honors
by defeating them in swimming
and fencing and losing only In
wrestling.
Husky swimmers came out on
top 41-S4. winning their margin
on the relay after the score had
been tied at Sail. Warrington
fencers won 5-4 after breaking q
l-all tie.
Oregon states wrestlers assert
ed themselves. however. winning
all but two events on the card for
= 20-6 victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Stanford Victor in
Two Extra Periods

BERKELEY - Stanford univer-
sity's basketball team defeated the
University of California last night,
1886. in a game that ran to two
overtime periods and strengthened
the Indians lead in the southern
division race of the Pacific Coast
conference race.
1t was see-saw game through
out. Stanford led at half-time,
20-17. As the final gun barked,
Bill Farley, California center, tied
the score at 29-all.
Both teams shot five points in
the first extra period, keeping the
tally tied at 34-all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Prep Hoop Scores

HoQuiam ~. Olympia 2e
Ellensburg 80. Gle Eium ~.
Centralia 80 Camas %.
Vancouver 80. Castle Rock 20.
Aberdeen 43. Montesano 10.
Raymond 20. Elma Q.
SEATTLE SCORES
Franklin 81. Lincoln 40.
Ballard Al. Roosevelt IS.
West Seattle -. Queen Anne IS.
Cleveland IS. Garfield Al.
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Bremerion Scores
9TH X-Siaie Win

SEATTLE = Bremerton breezed
to its seventh straight victory in
the Cross State league last night,
beating Bellingham, 1921. at Bell
ingham. Bremerton is indicated
and in firm possession of first
place IN the standings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16

Doormen's League
Hi-way Alleys
Mite Cutters 22o4 ,2) VS.. Main
tenance 222e t2): high game. H.
sommer ioe; high series, II. SOM
Day Cutters 25ss CD VS.. office
23o4 CO..; high game. A. Corbeil 2os;
high series. A. Corbell $50.
Door Dept 1898 ca VS.. Tear Down
2256 to): high game. r. Pullar 2ol;
high series. r. Pullar 557.
I'D ODD Dept; 2as7 ,0 VS.; sash DEPT.
high series. Z. Colbo 472.
Panel Cutters 2362 a. VS.. spreader
Gang 2236 to). high game. F. Pier
son 204: high series, s. Stiles 450.
Veneer Shippers 23e5 ca VS.. Door
Shippers 227o to): high game. J.
Fisher lit: high series. J. Fisher sos.
Ladies' League
Hi-way Alleys
woodke's to) Va. Cisrks' CD: high
game. J; Church las; high series. NJ.
shoe Doctors t2) VS.. Hans ~:
high game. N. Nelson 100; high series.
d. Wescoat ass.
Johnny's %, VS. Tony's s 60; high
v. schesser 4is.
Timber League
Portland Ave. Alleys
Furnitures won the first half BY
one game when they took one from
the Cafe men. High for the Feirni-
lures. J. vehonsky. III -4se. High
for the Cafe. Effelberg. 2l5-53l.
Wildcats split with Portland Ave
alleys. High for Cats. v. johnson
i56-45l. High for Alleys, Hunting
ton. i5o-427.
Grocers League
North End Aileys
Markets 2637 lol VS.. Syrup 2s6s
tD: high game, r. Guthredge 226.
high series. Dorrie Ransick $50.
Flour 1897 (2l VS.. Coffee 2T34 (7),
high game. r. Armstrong. K Swanson
ais. high series. Swanson 624.
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SKI WEATHER

MT. BAKER LODGE-92 inches
snow; stable: skiing excellent.
SNOQUALMIE PASSES inches
snow; stable; glazed surface snow
over common crust; skiing good.
SNOQUALsIIE SKI BOWL-50
inches snow; skiing good.
PARADISE RANGER STA
TON Be inches snow: stable:
powdery snow over wind-packed
crust: skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16

salt water anglers must bear
IN mind they win b compelled
" Coast Guard order soon to
poassss IN identificstion card
beeors they can operate even .
row boat from their summer
home in Puget Sound waters.
Appaication blanks are obtain
ab1o It the Point Boathouse or
ths Metropolitan Park board Of
de- IN CITY Hall annex Finger
printing and photos Of boat
operators Win Be taken at Coast
Guard offices On Municipal
dock. It - expected this identi-
fication permit system will 90
into effect about the FIRST Of
March. You boat operation.
vacationers. anglers or sports
men of any type might be wise
to act quickly.
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WINS GOLF TITLE

MIAMI - Ray Lenahan, Provi-
dence, r. l.. shirt salesman who
pitched briefly for Detroit in 1927,
won the baseball players golf
championship yesterday with 21s
total.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16

A line projected due east from
camano head on Camano island to
IL intersection with the mainland.
It win be unlawful to fish by any
means In the following described
Waters:
!. ALI WATERS OF CITY.
MIDDLE, PUYALLUP, MIL
WAUKEE, WAPATO AND
UYIEDOs WATERWAYS LYING
m COMMENCEMENT BAY AND
All WATERS or COMMENCE
lGElgT Hay WITHIN 80 YARDS
or TuE sHORE Oh WITHIN
- YARDS or THE END OF
ALI PIERS AND DOCKS BE
TWEEN TACOMA YACHT CLUB
AND HYLDOs WATERWAY
lI.Aglug0 LIGHT.
2. An the waters Of the east and
west waterways IN Elliott bay and
I'll thoee waters of Elliott bay
within so yards Of the shore or
within so yards Of piers and docks
between Duwamish head the west
point light. All waters Of Shilshole
bay lying inland and inside Of .
line projected from the West Point
lieht across the shilshole outer
lightod beacon to the mainland.
3. That area inland and inside
q line projected due east to the
mainland and due west to main
land from = point 800 yards due
south Of Lyle point on the south
ern tip of Anderson island.
AK POINT
4. That area inland and inside
q the following described lines:
Commencing 1t Point Southworth
and projecting . line to Al,<i Point:
aloo commencing 1t Alki Point and
projecting Z line to Restoration
Point: also commencing at Point
Monroe and protesting q line 81
degrees in q northeasteriy direc-
ton for 600 yards: thence due
north for 400 yards; thence across
Kingston explosive anchorage buoy
70 Apple Cove point.
8. Tat area insi1e Of TIE fol-
lowing Enes: Commencing 1t
OH polnf and projecting .
nns - Bush point; csmmenc-
Ing Il Dush point and project
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-16
Rangers Win
In Overtime
ST. Murtin's Tukes
S7-49 Winko Frey

OLYMPIA-St Martins Rang
ers defeated Western Washington
Vikings, 57-4e. in an overtime bas-
ketball game In the Western inter-
collegiate conference last night.
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Clovers so. Ortinq IS

ORTING - Clover Park War
riors blistered the Orting naples
here last night for the first
quarter as they piled up a $50
tally to pave the way to a 60-19
victory over Orting Cardinals. The
Warriors led 4s-4 at halftime.
Clover Park reserves won. 26-12.