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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Reservation Hop
Pickers Wanted
In White Swan, Wn.

individuals and families, with
members being not less than ID
years of age. are sought on the
Blackfeet Reservation by Wash
ington hop growers to pick this
seasons crop, which has reached
the ripened stage.
Pickers are paid At cents q
pound, according to a letter re.
ceived by Louie Plenty Treaty
from Ben Totus OF White Swan,
Washington Monday. Totu 8
urged Plenty Treaty to contact
persons wishing to 90 there, say
ing that he would arrange to
have trucks here for their trans
portation on August 20.
He said that he wanted As
pickers. He stressed the need
of that many, pointing out that
trucks should not have to return
with their full mission not car.
ried out.
He urged that those signing 10
should minimize the belongings
taken, as truck space forbid only
what was absolutely necessary to
take along, most important of
which was bedding and work
clothing.
Plenty Treaty said that he had
secured the approval of Agency
Superintendent Mcbride. an d
during the week has been busy
signing up workers.
On the basis of the scale paid,
an average picker working eight
shoaEs-a.day will cara upwards
of Six dollars. So called "swifts"
who follow picking every year
earn twice that amount. Til e
average picker, according to To-
cal people who have had expert.
ence at the work, will gather
around $50 pounds.
This season 9 scale more than
quadruples the average paid dur
ing the last few years. Ordin.
arily, the scale in California
fields has been cent a pound.
with a half cent bonus providing
pickers remained with a grower
until his harvest was completed.
Economic conditions growing
out of war circumstances are the
cause of the increased scale. In
other y ears before commerce
with Germany was cut off, large
quantities were imported from
there.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Dandy Jim's Death
De0letes Pioneer List

The death of Jim No Chief,
better known as Dandy jim, here
last week further depletes the
ranks of early day Indians, who
helped to make colorful history.
His father was Calf Shirt and
his mother Stricken Once.
Dandy Jim, who was buried
with military glory, the Ameri-
can Legion having charge. was
"a years of age at the time of his
death. In 1891 he enlisted i n
the 3rd Infantry at Fort Smell
ing, Minnesota. being a n out
standing warrior. Later he
served as an Indian policeman
under Captain l.. w. Cooke. act
ing Indian agent at Old Agency.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Judge Greene Heads
County Demo Group;
|Judson, Secretary

John j. Greene was chosen
chairman of the Glacier county
democratic organization at the
meeting held Tuesday evening.
Aug. Is and attended by party
workers from all precincts in the
county.
Greene succeeds A. L. Michaels
who has held the position for two
terms.
Robert Starr of Browning was
selected as first vice chairman
and Mrs. Maggie HinkeI Of Babb
second vice chairman.
George N. McCabe, who has
held the position for some time.
was named again as state COM
mitteeman and Mrs. Maggie
Croft of Browning was chosen
state committeewoman.
H. W. Judson was chosen
secretary and Clyde Hyke trea-
surer of the organization. Richard
Grant was named congressional
committeeman and Mrs. Mabel
D. Rigney congressional COM
mitteeWomaD.
A resolution Of regret was
adopted on the death os Sen.
Dan Drumheller, who gave un-
stlntingly of his time and fl
nances to further the principles
of his party" Another eX-
pressed regret over the pass
ing of Dick Croft. long a party
leader in the county.
The board of county commiss'
toner's were given commendation
for its action in appointing Or.
e. H. Minette as state senator,
to fill the vacany caused by the
death of Dan Drumheller.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28

Old papers for sale at the
Chief Office.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Billedeaux Contracts
With Great Northern

Francis Billedeaux last week
signed a contract with the Great
Northern Ry. Company for haul.
ing of express and freight to and
from the local station.
Formerly he operated under
subcontract with G. G. Kipp,
continuing for several months.
Under the company's agreement
he deals directly with it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Teacher In Private School

Miss Patricia Johnson. dauRh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. John
son. has accepted a position as
instructor in private girls
school in San Franciso. Students
are of that city's prominent
families, the institution being
independent of the city school
system. She took up her work
last week. Last year she laugh,
at Fairfield.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
McGinleys Moving
To BOZeman

Bernard Mckinley. who for the
past four years has been a men,
Der of the Browning school fac
ulty recently accepted a position
on the teaching staff Of the Boze-
man high sbhool.
Mr.. Mckinley will be instructor
in physical education and science
in the high school department.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Douglas
and Mr.. ano Mrs. Charles Nc
Dowell made a trip to Yellow
stone Park the first part of the
week on q sight seeing tour.
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Buys Mckinley Property

A deal was closed last week
whereby Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hanneman purchased h Nc
Ginley home and will occupy it
soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Lem Franklin
Knocked Out
Harry Bobo Defects
Foe in One Heat

PITTSBURGH A left hook and
a right cross repeated rapidly
three times) was all the descrip-
ton needed today 10 tell how
Harry Bobo. Pittsburgh Negro,
advanced his ambitions toward
the heavyweight boxing crown by
knocking out Lem Franklin. until
recently a sensation, in less than
three minutes.
IL took the Peabody par
alyxer" only two minutes and
40 seconds of the first round
at the Gardens last night 90
blast hopes Of the Cleveland
Negro for coming back after
his eight round knockout mt
the hands of Bob Pastor last
month.
The knockout placed Bobo in
line for a fight with Pastor as a
stepping stone toward n crack at
the heavyweight title. Bobo tack
les Abe Simon next month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Jimmy Carollo
Wins Amateur
Heavy Crown

NV yOHk New York held
the national Golden Glove team
championship today for the first
time since 1888 thsnks 10 the
pugilis,ic ability Of Jimmy Carol.
10. a hammsring young factory
foreman who blasted his wsy "a
the heavyweight title
Elghte~n- yesr-oid caroIlo won .
three-roand decision over rugged
Hubert Hood. = powerful Negro
from chicsgo's south aide. before
1871 fans Of Madison Square
Garden last night. irving ths New
York Daily News team It's triumph
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01

Larger Than
That OF l94l
Mentor Hos Youths
In Live" Tuckling

sEATTLE-Rslph Pest Welch
opened his regime as head foot
ball coach AZ the University Of
Washington yesterday with a viz
orous spring workout. including
live tsokling, for IS perspiring
candidates.
The squad MAS larger hy 20
than reported = year age To
Jimm, fhelan. Who WAS sue
cecded bs WEIGH. former
freshman coach. In December.
The squad included many
experienced players. hut un-
certainty Of draft status made
changed lineup likely bs
fall.
Assisting Welch were Herb
Duggins. new line coach from pur-
due. and Bill Holmes. 1871 varsity
guard. Elmer Huhta Of Hoquiam.
new freshman coach. is not ex-
pected 10 take over his duties
until September.
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~ victory. Mack decided 10 keep
him on the payroll
LAKELAND, PA - Back with
the Washington Senators for the
first time since 1897. Pitcher Buck
EegHom today Was the central
figure IN a reported deal bringing
third basensn Hariond Gift from
the 81. Louis Browns 70 the sena-
tors.
NeWsorn. a determined holc0lt
after the Tigers had attempted 70
slash MS salary $40 600 from lsst
years wage q ssZ 800. was sold
By Detroit 70 Washington last
night for slightly more than the
waiver price q 800. Washing
ton may trade him in turn. 70 the
Browns for their hard-hittinE in
fielder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
SCHUSs CLUB WINS
IIMBERLINE LODGE

Hood Members Of the schuss skI
Ski club today enjoyed q one
second victory over the umberiins
SKI club team In 3 and c class
team championships held on the
slopes OF Mt. Hood Sunday. Pc.
suits showed the schuss team had
a combined time % e.5O2 sgsins,
e.3I.z for Timberline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
~ RONALD " soo~xn

los ANGELES r. chicago
c.sh. have te-n Fuink n tn< wrunx
alFectsna fnr m is.s fsuf s~ers.
dropping frem nsss place te sistn.
Unless they sneaunEsr .em< hnd
breaks this s>srsr. hnw<vsr. th>y
Should net dFsp say ls~<s.
m an outward appearances ne
Cub haven't ssr~nstn~uea tA~sr
elan .lna< ia .za<ss. TS< THAR
tnsy needed m..s w.s Aat.na
ps~sr and they h.seat DIRE .
'h'ne 20 i"pf"<e ~
h r~' - s"sss -
s"ss s.st se>s~s VS. s
n~s>ssss sss"~y "ssn ~
H"s-ses MN WIZ ~ -
n"m ~ t-~ss 81 ssesss
ms's " - We ss'y ps~ses y
@f go sssss
TIE cun~ had fss~k NJ feesaes
81 shsif cstsans is'sna camp. ess
nens II them caused "is'rh ssests.
meat freh@h'f W. c~ss u No
lot as ieAnnf sehmsts. i>t-
hannsr fF"m huNsuhss uha ~nn
ehis sssrn games ~h''e "@ne -
isss season bat IN" sn"~s prom
n Lou Nes'Ns'' the msa ms
san ~he dotss IN m'rns hsess
pssehsns' v rscs Tor snnsner wss'
N 'he s'itf's'd sHss hitting 10
~ h"wsnsss ana 'ssmnr me
american ssssciau"h ~ nsttlne
Lou COssryTys
Novihoff 10 eamp~tlnx ~,ss pa,
p.i,es.ansira. regular center fsslsi.
Or last yssr phi cavsrrstta an.
other veteran. ard Hsns,s marry
peanuts, lowry . sp<<asssr srsm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Gill Returns
From Meetinq

CORVALLIS, Ore. - Stats Gill.
Oregon state college basketball
co-ch. came home from the Ma
tonsl Coaches meeting ~ New
Orleans today To report that Jim
Pollard Stanford forward. Vas the
best player he saw all season.
Biggest disappointment Of the
eastern plsyoffs. in ellis estima-
ton, was Illinois.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Coast Basket
Sport Strong

EUGENE. Ore. - Back from =
national meeting n coaches al
New Orleans. Coach Howard Hob
son If the University II oregon
TO-DAY said Pacific Coast division
basketball is as strong and pos
sbly stronger than that played
anywhere in the country.
Any Of the four Eastern finalists
ir the NcAA-Dartmouth. Penn
State. Kentucky and Illinois
would not have won more than
half their games in the Northern
division coast race" Hobson said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Stanford Cuts
Coaching Staff
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal

sIANfOhD UNIVERSITY, Cal
Stanford university - cutting
down Its coaching staff because
Of an impending drop in football
receipts. II was learned today.
DIR. o. -. Anderson. gen
srsl director Of the stanford
board Of athletic control said
he had advised certain stan
ford coaches" they could not
b. assured Of resppointmsnt.
Norton Thornton. swimming and
water polo coach for IS year. al
mit,ed he had been informed his
contract viii not BE- renewed
when II expires next September
Thornton. Il was Understood. Will
20 70 Kansas State college AZ q
professor in political history.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Bowler Rolls
735 in Abe
Chicago Youth
Leeds in Singles

COLUMBUS. q. Raymond
Huiiqulst 2s.ysar-old telephone
company collector from Chicago.
today became The ninth competitor
in four weeks 10 assume the
singles leadership of the s2nd
American Bowling Congress
Hultquist rolled games % 223,
735 and zfs for . total n Tss. four
points better than the previous
leader. Robert rrftschisr. uf Nor.
wood. O A score Of las won the
event last year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Cubs Haven't Strengthens
Their Club Since Lasi Year
However. They Seem Csrtoin h Go
No Lower Thon They Did In 1911

os.<-. wse ~ hp>n fkrenscmn9
n h~corss ere ~ sns leo1ue's ~
l<fthards<s iees>d Hn~ ~ ~
hss
d fr< . ~ year ea1I1 -
nreAs swu snail nrnrs n -
rst<ksn9 hnn-t He'u ppe1n11v =
sbse N pstsh aaaia rn>vtlv 49,
ne s~aseA $500
of ~ ssh>r pss<hsvs ~ uv1e1-
sca. ~ NJ sss1-Dsln~. vo1uno
Raves. - n~vmaa evum -
tstaHts. rct Frenunell. 80 nunnn1ou
iork the 49,.
clyse Mccullough On oon1. -
ths nsst string catcher ho<1ol -
~ NJ n<hsffsne
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Rally Wins

CORyAIIla. ore. 4 t~s-rsn
rally IN fhs last ~ the ninth IN
ming gave Oregon state college .
~ vletcry over wIIlamsite uni
vsfsity ia . baseball ssms played
here late yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Baseball
u. INIIID PREss

W 1911 ~ fht~@
DAYToNA BEACH Billy Her
mans single with the bases loaded
in the 18th inning yesterday gave
the Brooklyn Dodgers a 5-4 tri-
umph over the ST. Louis Browns
Los ANGELES = The Los
Angeles Angels defeated the
Chicago Cubs. 80, yesterday.
PASADENA. cal-Th.
Pittsburgh Pirates nosed out
the Chicago White sox, 7-s.
yesterday. Ted Lyons. who
pitched the first five innings
for the Sox, allowed but six
hits and one run.
SARASOTA, F1a.-The Boston
Red Sox beat the st. Louis Cardi-
mails 60 yesterday. getting their
winning margin in the sth, when
lefthsnded Harry Brecheen had =
wild spell.
SAN FRANCISCO - Manager
Lefty o'Doul called a final intra-
club game for his San Francisco
Seals today 10 tune them up for
the opening game with Los Ange-
les Thursday. His starting lineup
will be Hodgin, Holder and Lewis
in the outfield; Faln, Perry.
Trower and Jennings. infield;
Ogrodowski. catcher and Sam
Gibson. pitcher.
OAKLAND, Cal. - waIy
Wesilake, who came mp 10 the
Oakland Aeorns from MERGED
in the California state league.
has won the cleanup spot.
Manager Johnny yergez said
today. Westiake viii play
center field for the Aeorns.
HATTIEsBURG, Miss. - Cen
ersl Manager Bill Terry Of the
New York Giants and Vice Presi-
dent Branch Hickey Of the st.
Louis Cardinals conferred yester-
day. apparently about the status
u First Basemsn Johnny ME-.
The Giants bought Mize from the
Cards with the agreement that
he could be returned II he Was not
physically ~ when the season
opened. Mic has already slf-
fered an injury 10 his right
shoulder. a tendon clipping out Of
place twice. but has returned to
the lineup
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-The
Philadelphia Phils viii break
camp and start for hons~.
leaving behind a training camp
record Of two wins and five
losses In ior league combat.
and four wins over minor
league teams.
SAN FRANCISCO - Kenny
Richardson q the Philadelphia
Athletics vas back in the lineup
today after being fired and re-
hired within p hours. Connie
Mack told Richardson ne wouldn't
need him after Dick sleberf signed
Up. but yesterday the big lad
from villa msport vent 20 San
Quention prison for an exhibition
game. stepped into the IL con-
test in The seventh inning. slammed
out a double and gave the "a .
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Local Bowling News

into tho second.haif championship
picture. The croeers are only ore
point behind the league leading
Don pinmen,
In other matches Bsrts won
three from Rag. Insurance won
four from Bottlers. and Dentists
won three from Tiremen.
Other good individual scores tn
cluded: Dan virgiilo s7i. Earl
Mahnkey 56t. Roy csriso ses and
Pete Mcleod sst
Dorothy Daily led the women
bowlers Of the league with = $40
total. her series including the high
single game. a nice ipS.
CENTURY LEAGUE MEETS
An important meeting OF the
Century league meeting viii be
held Wednesday night immediately
following the matches on the Coli
scum alleys, President Lee CARR.
son announced today.
CENTER STREET WINS
Center street pinm.n defeated
the Motors 10 o In the final SEES
sion Of tho Knights Of Columbus
league Monday night on the
Broadway alleys. winning the sec
ond-half title and the league cham
pionship. The Center street gang
also copied the first-haif cham
pionsh,p.
Members Of Tho champion
team are Leo s~iwersth. Jack
Burton. Martin Petrieh. Fred
Boroyioh and Charley Toynbee.
The Casey pinmen will roll .
doubles and singles tournament
next Monday night 10 complete
their bowling for the ie<i-<2 sea-
son.
Leo sciwerath rolled $50 for the
high series OF the closing matches.
and Perry's 2is came In with tho
single game honor for the eve
ming.
Fuel OIL split even with Tavern
IN the other match. Dom CONSTANT
winding up the campaign with high
total Of the match. q nice $50.
CHARLOTTE sCINTII.LATEs
Charlotte Pifie. one Of Tseoms's
better feminine trindlers. led the
way In the Eagles Auxiliary league
matches on the Coliseum alleys
Monday night with a 500 series.
including games Of ISL. iss and
is3.
Dorothy Prstb~r r.sshed
zos In her second game. and
that went for the high single
Of the session.
kesnit.i Greesrs Z, k.s-
b~rt's q. Cabs .. Astisrs u
Beavers Z. Tok.tsds o; Ina q
Ire Croft 4.
Other highligh,s Of the matches
were Mrs. Pfathsrs 40 series.
Kate Robinson's 1877 game = iTs
tally by Miss Mathison. Florence
Prizes 47s sfiss and two good
games. ies and 1874. By Mildred
Reynolds.
kisanls fesfus
North Ind Atisgs
b pDhaia - "a - Nolan Ait
a. High game ~ Clark zs7 hIEn
series CfsFk bss
FuttsFers zlt2 ~ - Fgsfultsnss
zi7o % Hish ssus EFnory Is1
high s~fiss. HtsiiiGz eco
Old Asn ziIs 70 ye fIreusu zlss
o. High GAM Ffanf Taylor 81
hisn ssfiss. Taylor ti1
La~ Boys 1868 a. ys. Over DTafEs
zie1 IL fCHs 80 gains nisn
game FFank Summers EsS. hish
ssrlss summers hts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
Athleiic Park
Policy Gvsa
Provision Mode II
Industyiul plcn1D

Annette rsrk wsIi - sp>vneo1
THIS s~~scu n ~ n heepdas ~
pohals mcrHis.
rhss 70 N ss~s - : slatenruo
ssrued ~ tbs Tserma ~ o1Nps
league eousmistss n eAs<ue - ~
Tacoma rsEsvu ~ IN fuus-eenm
Western fntssueiiensi Denu~p.
which on w 10 mshs : . -
thlnas
~ ~ Steve Isneuo -
spesses ~ IpaGup. ~ engp
ssstsss snsA - . epe-0vuCco
usnhseG veu6usp. - o1prn1
s~v. psssss ses~ee ~ uenpv
uts - - - 1pveos1 eUnpD
n sesosss - ysrnauA
MILITARY esxsnisntiass wtI1 knpo
first cen. rent frs. 81 ~ poeG
when the Tigers srs - ~ ~
% not N setIsa rrsfsseoeo y
specifically Ttvsn ths sanitary mpa
Nigh srhooi teams siss w1ll noso
rent frss use ~ shs p~rh vnea ~
Tigers ~ military sFe nct no1ns n
The pseps hewessr. wsIl ~ eAnRUp1
for park operating sspenses
American Legion f.asst tesenaL
II any. wiil hsss free rentai -
.sse af he rsrt.
raOvsnpOh GnepsoAnenuD
BASEBALL seams spnmenpo1 -
industrial eep~erns vnlGn $500
ths TAeDms- Seattle nnlpyor1 60
have the para spns frss 4 eDepu1r
Inc expenses ess spet
nui. ihsvs - prvvss ssse<ns1.
u vii;
"sssch games sssse ~ p1nys1o
eithsr without sdmien1oa oolNQ
charged ~ ~ IN sdmiss6Gs pvlno
sufficient emily In msss setnsI -
psns~s - operating AtkIsti1 pnslL
10 - svsss 49, - -
sisssss prize yta11s mses -
~ susssst revu1rn1 ~ -
s~sssi spsvs11sg ssuenn -
~ pasA. ~ sssp1us nuUuR
~ e~eee~1 - ~ - CpuoA
ussssd Hevvtes esunn1nn6DsoH
Navy m~toee nn<1sty - -
s~sss ssnes eAesSiy sssnnInor
Ties sssss wssh sme.a -
military fsss~s ~ ~ rsGoe6
etnfen.
"A club can ehsfns any s1mle-
sion ~ deslfes prsvsdine ~ ~
sstpts. nsyosd actual sspensns -
operating Afhl<tle psrs. srs ~
nsssnssd ~ ADVANCE - snln9
10 . rseagnls~d military charity
efsesisstisa
ms snneusesnssf - s1sns1 ~
csmmiftssna<n 10 f.Anass. JoeS
shsp<rs. Marry nsrtsvtes. rlsvu11
wosdwnfth. Tsssh dfI1tsaa. o1vry
wss<htsr ard Howard Afwses.en0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01
INDIANA To PENN RELAYS

BLDOHINbIDN, Ind.-I1dlana
viii compete in the Penn Relays.
April 24-25. rather than ~ the
Drake. The Hoosiers won two
finished second In three others and
took two individual events a year
ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01

sAfhAaomNvO. flnt~.'fhe -
rsm<sto Js1HieF esll<ss sasutfy
efs~ defeated ~ uass~rn6ty =
California ffsshznsn sixbt yesker-
day ~ tso lengths over { ~
1000 -mstsf seuFns - Lake Nneh~
lastsn. foie eessty To Jsnz4e
esiisx~ ~ss ttn>si n ga 80 ~
ffssh in . -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-01

Paced by the league president.
Morris Mcdowell. WIN rolled .
222 game and 52s total. the TN.
dertakers turned In 2.sos team
total In Eagles pin league play
on the Coliseum alleys Monday
night 20 hang up new record for
the season.
Don Bryant led OFF with a sos
series. Joe Wild added $40. X. Hut
son 4o7 and George EffeiberE +76
and the handicap was 500 pins.
The Undertakes now hold both
team records In the Eagles circuit.
their i,026 having been top single
game for several weeks
Numerous high totals and
games were registered bs the
Eagle. pinmen. high total GO
Ing To Gus Bloom With $50
and high single also 10 Gus
with 224.
Al Vandenberg rolled n nice $50
series. Bud Mccormick tailed 2i0
in one of his games. Lew Evan
SIGH smacked out a 545 total. Roy
Pietenberg had a 200 game. T.
Smith 202, Mike Miller rolled hi,
usual steady game. getting 5ss
with singles Of lit. 1877 and 70i
With the race nearing the final
session. two teams. Wolves and
Motors, are tied for first place
The Wolves won three from their
rivals In las, nights play to clint
into the knotted position.
Other results; Dairymen J. Jew
elers 1; Laundrymen 1. Teds o.
Husks 4. Center Street o: Hotel
men 8. Berg's /: Mecca 3. Eagles
Club Room /; Undertakes 4, VII
layers o.
COyELL SHOOTS SIS
Cecil covell. shooting for the
strong insurance team. tapped the
1-3 pocket regularly Monday IN
Industrial league play on the
Broadway alleys. registering 1873.
22s and 207. for a 6ls series. high
score Of all the pinsters in Monday
leagues on downtown alleys.
Fat Person steamed up in his
third game 10 register 235. the
high single In Monday play, and
wound up with 5sS for one Of the
best totals.
With only two weeks Of play
left on the s1hedule, Don's
team handed . serious defeat
10 the Printers. taking four
points and assuming . fve-
point margin over their rivals
who, until last night. we're
only one point behind the
league leaders.
Fritz Gosseiin led his Grocers
In a four-point win over Hardness
and brought his team right back
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Well The boys and girls of the ski stats up Paradise
valley way last weekend added another sport the
lanes
Ski baseball. and fooing,
The Rainier Park company through Paul Seeva manager
had baseball bats and balls hand.
Ernie Lunzer, Tacoma spied the equipment and in
moment OF enthusiasm suggested ski baseball.
We'll SIR before he could his forefinger
ABBREVIATED mussehio. the boys
rayfield which had its home the
There 10 players hiany
the moment the first batter assumed position plate
Thowers would fight like tarnation
would batters and nelders Base stealing q
Hit balls would strike the popi md disapp
Felders would gopher digging
flying n a
While this going the would HE
Some of who had baseball
their skis and started to like did the
There could be only result a tumble
And speaking of tumbles well was a
tunbles spills hiariously
runner scoring from third attempting
compelled to up hill without poles.
body gyraons.
Among those playing Redn Hudson, Center
Case, Ernie
But out of it all came that great tonic fun
As far the valley
ball played /
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