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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Ulrich Passes
The Old Buck
Blomes Newspapers
For Predicument

SPOKANE, Wash.-Owner Bill
Ulrich of the Spokane Indians Of
the Western International baseball
league today described reports the
Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific
Coast league would terminate a
working agreement between the
two clubs as Just a lot of news
paper talk
Ulrich said Seattle had first
call on the five players Spokane
sold To Portland and San Diego of
the Coast league, and turned them
all down.
ut was only after Seattle
had indicated they were not
interested that deals were
made with Portland and San
Diego" he said.
IF anything does happen.
II will be only after I have
talked TO Emil Sick In Seattle,
and I haven't seen him all
winter"
Ulrich refused to discuss reports
he sold the players for a considera-
ton of S11, 500.
Meantime. observers poll d
out, that if q squabble between the
two clubs should develop, We
natchee probably would benefit
and get first call on surplus Seat
tie talent with Spokane taking the
leftovers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

and ~. Louis Browns.
Hornsby played In Ass major
league games and compiled .
lifetime major league batting
average Of SIS. In 1924 he set
the modern National league bat
ting record with percentage Of
.z24. and In 1922 also created
the National league consecutive
game hitting record by batting
safely in 80 straight games. He
vas named the leagues most
valuable player IN 1928 and
1929 and Was listed on five Ma
tional league all-stsr teams by
the writers in ip25-2s-27-2s and
1929.
Presently Hornsby 10 trying
a comeback with the Fort Worth
Texas league club as field man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Cehrinqer Becomes Coach

DETROIT - Charley Gehringer.
the Detroit Tigers veteran second
baseman. today signed . one-yesr
contract a. non-playing coach
under Manager Del Baker.
Announcement Of the 81
year-oId infielder's signature
to . coach's contract MA
made BY General Manager
Jack Cellar Salary terms
were not disclosed
Gehringer. whose sharp fielding
and powerful hitting helped the
Tigers win the 1910 American
league pennant was omitted from
Detroit's 1912 playing roster last
week for the first time IN 10 years
Cellar said ne had advised
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

ton Of America
Its quite q distinction. :
Horn.by said in his hotel room
here where he Was shaping se-
tivifies Of the Fort Worth Cats,
Texa. league club Of which he
1. field and business manager.
Il certainly thank the base
bali writers for voting me that
distinction and / appreciate It
more than I can express, but
right now there's a couple of
things more important:
First. winning the war.
Second, baseball"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

arr. 1899. elections. Since then
Lou GehriE was elected
unanimously without a ballot
being taken.
None can doubt Hornsby's
right 10 a place In the hall of
fame. The Rajah- served ~
player and manager in both
major leagues for % years-
1915 through lsss--and led the
National league In batting seven
times. ak 81 them In succession.
starting In 1920. NJ led the 81.
Louis Cardinals tn the first PEN
nant and worlds championship
In 1925 with n victory over the
Yankee~-last time the Yanks
have been licked In the world
series--and later managed the
Boston Braves. Chicago Cubs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

isaguer now In the armed
forces . place In the semi-prss'
expanded organization.
The congress added an army d.
vision TO its town and industry
brackets. Officials anticipate 50o.-
600 active participants in sand lot
games this year.
George Sister. St. Louis, No,
high commissioner for five years.
was reelected by the congress
board Of directors today for a one.
year term. The board announced
appointment Of Raymond Hutchin-
son. Everett. as Washington State
commissioner for 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
PORTLAND

PORTLAND - Martin Chsses.
captain of the Rose Bowl cham
pion Oregon State football team,
today was en- route To Chandler
Field, Ariz.. TO begin training as
an army air cadet
The Baker. Ore. guard signed
up with the army late yesterday,
saying he hoped 10 become pur-
suit pilot
ChRves has another year OF
eligibility left at Csc which he'll
use when Uncle Sam doesn't need
me-"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Abes-Tigers
Meet Tonight
Important Bottle
In City Circuit

City prep basketball continues
its unpredictshle whirl this tues
day night when Stadium myers
and Lincoln Abes meet at EXPOSE
ton hall in the third game oil tne
12-game city schedule.
Both teams will be at their peak
as they battle for victory and
stronger position in the annual
campaign for city honors and the
berth in the state tournament
which goes with the hoop cham
pionship.
Lincoln. riding the crest Oh
its best winning streak this
year, viii be out 10 notch Its
second straight victory and
take a one-game lead over
second-place Bellarmine Lions.
Stadium. tied for the leadership
in the Cross State league, will
make its bid to get back in the
city race as Tiger triumph would
throw the standings into a three
way knot.
The game will probably be 4
low-scoring affair with Lincolns
man-to-man defense holding Sta
dium's sharpshooters in check
while Stadium's zone defense will
blanket the Lincoln besketeers.
MAY BE CLOSE
With the game likely to be de-
cided by one or two points, one
factor may play a deciding part
in the encounter. Exposition hall
is equipped with the new fam
shaped backboards and Lincoln is
more familiar with these boards
than Stadium. A set of fan-shaped
boards have been ready to be in
stalled at Stadium since last
August.
Starting lineup for the
Tigers vii be Jack Getaz and
Bob Ffncham at fordwards
and Chuck Fain at guard, for
certain, with Bob Rinker and
Ray Hagen scrapping for the
center slot and Harry Mans
field and Bus Mitchell tussling
for the other guard position.
Coach V. G. Lowman will
make his choice just before
game time.
Coach John Kennedy at Lincoln
will probably open with the same
quintet which won on Friday and
Saturday nights. Tom Loran and
Ing Thompson will be at forwards.
Gene Sivertson at center and Don
Taylor and Ed Huntington a
guards.
Sophomore teams will clash in
the opener at Z o'clock with the
varsity squads slated to take the
floor at 8 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Organized Ball Players
Eliqible for Sandlois

CHICAGO - Bob FeIler. Hank
Greenberg and other baseball men
In the armed forces win be elig-
ible for sand lot diamond play af-
ter June 1.
The National Semi-Pro Baseball
congress voted At It's seventh an
nual conference yesterday To elm
mate the man that had kept pro-
fessional players off the amateurs
and part-time pros diamonds.
Action wns taken 20 give
Feller, Greeuberg. Ted VIII
iams. Johnny sturm. doe
Grace. John Rkgsey. Freddie
Hutchinsos and other major
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Join Army
SEATTLE Three

SEATTLE-Three University Of
Washington football players began
army careers today at Fort Lewis.
Quarterback Dave Beck, jr., son
of the AFL Transfers official,
and guard Bob Graham were as
signed to headquarters duty at
Fort Lewis. Halfback Johnny Nor
ton enlisted for the army air corps
at Hamilton Field. Cal.
All had been teammates since
their prep days at Roosevelt high
school. Seattle. They enlisted yes
terday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Bruce Leads
Scoring Race

Continuing his 7o-point pace In
two games last week. Gail Bruce
Of Puyaliup ran his Puget Sound
conference individual scoring total
over 100 points In five games.
Bruce now has los points. nearly
twice ss many as the second high
scorer.
The top scorers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Commercial league schedule Tor
Tuesday and THURSDAY;
TUESDAY: Boys pm. 50. Tacoma
.. A G. = vs.. Mckinley Hill Girls
1rn 7. Milluen " EIecfFlcs. 8.
Thonies rs Lslfndries, 2. veneermen
vs.. Sons Of Fericles.
THURSDAY. Boys gym II Sumner
W. EIIlnen. 8. Pfc We. Veneermen;
8. So Tacoma " Electrlck- GlrlE
rvu1-T. Thomies ". Mckinley Hi.
IA. c. Z. - Sons Of rericlez: :. mai
Birth ". Leundr1e&-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Girl Hoopsters
Play Wednesday

The Girls City Basketball
league ends its first round of
play Wednesday in Stadium high
gymnasium. The games are: 7,
Red Streaks VS.. Maids of Athens;
s. Ex-Wows VS.. Sumner; Q, P. D.
.. s VS.. Bye.
sumner. which took an
early lead, Is on top of the
heap and unless the Ex-Wows
take them Wednesday night,
they will win the first half
title.
Practice preliminary 10 the sec
ond round is scheduled for We'd
nesdsy. Jan. rs. On that night
the P. d. Q.s and Ex-wows will
play postponed game at p. m.
ANY team or unattached player
is eligible 10 practice and enter
the Second round which is sched-
uled TO begin Wednesday. Febru-
airy I.
You help yourself when you buy
L. 6. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
AAU Makes Plans TO Keen
Young Athletes in Shape

NEW YORK = The Amateur
Athletic union. ruling body of the
countrys simon-pure athletes, an
nounced today plans to broaden
and accelerate its competitive pro-
gram with the basic idea of keep
ling the nations young men not
yet in service physically fit.
Secretary-Tressurer Daniel ].
Ferris said his association will
have 81 district bodies working
with various camps. forts and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
SHIPYARD PLAY

The Shipyard basketball Ieaeu.
VIII card two games Tuesday night
in the Bellarmine gym. At 7
O'Clock All-Rails and Boilermakers
will clash while at s o'clock IN.
Electricians and Machinists will
meet. Spectators are admitted fres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Washington Huskjes Beaten
By Beaver Quintet, As to IS
Victors Toke Lead Neor End of First
Holt and From Then Are Never Posed

ment sank two free throws.
Dalthorp of the Huskies man.
aged basket in the last second
Of play. with the ball in the air
as the gun sounded.
High man for Oregon State was
Dement,, with Is points Leading
Washington man was Ford with g..
The Huskies made only 10 bas-
kets out Of "a chances, while Ore
gon State accounted for II out
of 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
Third of IL Instructive article,
BY FRANCOIS NORMAN
Author Of "short Cuts 10 Better
Skiing"

Author Of short Cuts 10 Better
Skiing"
In turning, the skis should re-
volve around an imaginary pivot
placed between the foot Of the
skier and the tip of the ski. The
nearer the tip the better.
You must be extremely for
ward, more so than in normal ski
ing. This position lasts only a
brief moment. It's sole purpose Is
to unweigh or even lift the tails
Of the skis to enable them to
swing freely sideways.
This changes direction in the
same manner that a boat is turned
by its rudder.
In the so-called snow pillow or
stem turns, it II still the tails of
the skis that go around the mag
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

TO the baseball
hal Of fame
by the Base
all Writers'
Association Of
America Bill
Brandt head
of the National
League Service
b ur au. an
ncunced today.
OF 73s bal
lots cast by
the ase bah
u'rifer Hnrx.-
by ed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
College scores

By INITfD PRTss
ohio State 81, Northwestern 81.
Minnesota 50. Chicago %.
Illinois ~, Iowa IS.
wisconsin IS, Michigan IS.
lows State IS. Kansas 4. Al.
syracuse 50. Fordham IS.
Oregon State IS, Washington IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
State Pinnlen
Shoot Well
Handicap Event
Idle Till Jan. 81

OLYMPIA w..h ~. u,...
Inc Nash
hk'oh State Htndieap Bowling
tournament after weekend OF
hov,1,nc - -. 49, -.
s nish Hsfrs TOT
men later on the lists IN shoot at.
BOWLING reu,res "Wednesday
ana runs through Saturday. At
which time the final winner, IN
the tu. .I... :, So. a-..s,.-
u ee7fhs, ooupies
ana singles VIII be set finally.
Co.se Motors ~ pr.r.,,s -,
a.. e'h So
the pace IN the class A team bowl
Ing SATURDAY. and SUNDAY hv roll
a.. On,
coma, held second snof with /, 77s
and Peggy. Tavern ry.r.,,
g., -, ie'''
ehird win z.fos-
In the elass n fearp< m, M.
,nn,, !, 80. -.
ohh' OF tneir nigh handtcaps,
scores we're higher than In
IN. .Aw 49,. ~.
"akne. WATSON ban
cry, Snohomish, led the n
Leavu. u,th /, Gao a. r.
way Tavern, Seattle, was
close behind with 029. kav
&c.. u..
afcaon, iacon,a,
rolled 2,645.
r<,. p.u..l,. - m.
D"'iaesH"s ana JONI Mlh-
agiia of Yakima were atom the
class ao,,A,.. :. al.
OF my leoess
period With j .255 and Cruiser and
Jacobs Rrererton cIos. hohind
W. oeiiiai'
N"9S - 'V""i'e idkseu
behind with Young and FISHER, Sc
aftIe LEADING Nth 1 los ana Isoff-
- a'u iN"ii
SKI ana Rossart, Everett, second
with lss
-,
tV"eh o. ihcona led class
A singles with esq. with Hum
a. ...,-.
80" "i Sno""'n'sh second with
627 and Cruiser of Rremertou
.h,.. "a. aaa a, - .
"u VIZ" WV IN eiass ID
singles kerfSon. Seattle. led
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
OREGON STATE
WASHINGTON

Hslftime score; Oregon State "a
Washington 10
Missed free throws-Lindh 2 Leak
GilbertSon. Morris 2 Dement, 2 Nc
Mutt handic Beck 2
Referee-PiluSo. umpire-Lsuts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
ALBANY BEATEN

fohILAND-southern Oregon
Coiiege Of Education beat Albany
coiieges basketball team here last
nlsht oO-4+, pulling away from a
H-A haiftime lead. Jack Mulder.
sons center, scored 81 points,
trsiied by Tosti of Albany. with Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Your postmaster can teu w,
now to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21
On Ghe Gan, . =!

Od Bin Uch must have strong strain Of the politician
In describing his vendet. with the Seattle Raniers the
opo5ane ns - o tycoon Of the WI league said
reports originating 1t emphatic
that the Rainiers Uch because Bill
sanization-
Is pouring hot beef
rAe hssers working asrsemeu. with tn.
Indian s.... a.. d'.u. .s q ul.eA. .ssos.
through sA. therefore heated
\ brs.sA deny TIN oA.rs. and s.m.
sn TIE ss~sPsPssA dessss ring with ksesheadednsss.
RiTs Judgment Is Bad -.
smacks too much Of the politicians or office holders
who previously and correctly quoted. frequently
7 was misquoted. The newspapers want sensational
stories"
baseban.
papers gone out way effort to aid keeping
Spokane other on footing.
Later the lowdown win and that owdown undoubtedly
R.lnlsr. making
working with other club % the WI circuit
Then urch probably win
Just q lot of newspaper talk"
press which ali too often Is too
generous and oonsiderste with that ik
Gehringer Quits. No Excitement ;.
A terse bulletin under Detroit dateIne read like this
Charley cehrins.r the Detroit Tigers veteran second
baseman today signed contract non-payng
coach under Manager Del Baker,
explaining
Aanzuov1Dun <nn<us playing.
signing cehnssr coaching there
playing that for years superb.
When mention basemen
Honsby Eddie Collins antms masters slide char
Gehringer the line
men agree th. probably wa. never
greater Pssfor~ II H hsyssas al departments the
csnstdsrsl
whsn steps coaching po.
ton only few ssnteness herald the to the nation
that had been Ruth DaMagsio. for instance the story
would have created headlines discussion. intense
Why We'll. the Babe colorfu
deserving praise
when his position 10 considered.
But Gehringer coores He failed
ton the
He made his
Parallel found all personality
color. others do not And ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

sger and business manager.
Born a. Winters. Tex. ne start
ed his baseball career at Denison
IN the old Texas-oklahona
league in 1914. not far from
where ne now il employed.
HoRxsBY .pPREcrATrE
FORT WORTH. Tex. - Base
balls mighty Rsjah - candid.
friendly Rogers Hornsby-push-
ed aside the glory Of his cleo
ton to cooperstown's Hall of
Fame today to ".slk about
more important business.
He was the only player to he
nominated for q spot in base
balls shrine at cooperstown,
N. Y. in the annual election Of
the Baseball Writers sssoeia-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

Gehringer last fall TO give up his
playing career and concentrate on
coaching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-21

NEXT: Keeping weight Oh the
downhill Ski.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-15


TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs OF ASHE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA:
D. Stansberry, the Superior Court of Ashe
County, North Carolina hereby in compliance and pursuant
with law report the following funds in my hands as Clerk OF
Superior showing what received the
of receipt owing far it is possible
beginning of business the First Monday in
December, 1941, it being December the 1st 1941.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-15
ANNUAL REPoRT OF CLERK OF COURT OF AsE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-01
VINE LA NiCHY RADIO.

For the first week or SO Of the
African campaign of occupation, a
lot of officials in Washington were
depending on radio Vichy in Occu-
pied France for detailed news of
what was going on. American radio
communication from Africa was
limited to prevent giveaWays.
But the Vichv radio kept going
full blast all the time, and was
amazingly accurate, as later
chcckups revealed.
But to show in what detail a
campaign of this kind must be
planned, it can be told now that
among the specialized personnel
which went in with the forces of
OCCUPATION were enough French
speaking radio announcers to take
over the Moroccan and Algerian
broadcasting stations. They were
all prepared with line of counter
propaganda 10 win the natives over
TO the allied size.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-01
Editorials and Comment
NOT EVEN a
HALFWAY MEASURE

You cannot strengthen run down
house by taking weak timbers from one
wall and putting them in another, then
using the replaced timberS to patch up
the first wall.
President Roosevelts reported plans
for a cabinet revision, if put into effect,
will do Just that.
The scheme, as reported in Washing
ton, would transfer Secretary of Interior
Harold L. lckes to the secretary of la
Dor, make Secretary Of Labor Frances
Perkins administrator Of the Farm Secur-
ity Administration, and elevate Man
power Director Paul V. McNutt to cabinet
rank as secretary OF interior.
What would be accomplished in the
way Of improving anything except the
department of labOr-Where almost any
change would be an mprovement-is
mystery. What would be accomplished
politically, however, is plain to be seen,
and lends cT2dence to the reports from
Washington.
Considered from the purely political
standpoint, the shift would appear to be
simply q move to placate big-time organ
lied labor by getting Miss Perkins out.
Why she should be saddled onto the
farmers, already oVerburdened with lot
of federal theOriZing and isms, is a ques-
tion which may be answered by the New
Deal conception that the farmer needs
some sort of social service program to
make him realize his shortcomings.
Also from the standpoint of New Deal
political desirability, it is becoming more
imperative every day to get McNutt out
Of his manpoWer job, where every week
that passes merely serves to magnify the
extent of his failure to do job. McNutt
seems at the moment to carry many Of
the New Deal political hopes, and his
demonstration of inability to handle the
manpOWer Job is not strengthening his
vote-getting possibilities at all. AS secra-
tarY Of Interior he could retire behind
the scenes until his failure has been for
gotten by the public. then step out again
with fanfare of trumpetS as a cham
pion Of public conservation. 2 builder Of
empire, an intimate friend of all America.
The only Improvement in the proposed
shift would be placing Ickes in the de-
partment of labor, but it seems so alb
sOluteiY unnecessary to take him out Of
his present job that the inference is that
he is being shifted merely to make roCN
for somebody else. Ickes. Onetme fire
brand Of the New Deal, has quieted down
and started doing a good job since this
country went to war. McNutt. with fewer
apparent scruples, more opportunist
qualities and far less evident sincerity,
might be very poor successor.
There is no doubt that revision Of
the official family could do lot of good
for the nation-but not this revision.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-01
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so ial uscage by answering the fol-
lowing questions then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
l. Is it good manners to discuss
In" cost Cf food at the dinner table?
.. Should children, who are SO
small the have to be corrected con-
tnuailY be allowed to eat at the
table when there are guests at din
nor?
3. Is it all riPht to send a
child from the table to wash his
hands, if be comes to the table
without having washed them?
a. Is it a good idea TO offer your
friends advice ON how to bring up
their children?
S. Should q guest encourage a
Child in doing something his moth
cr is trying to discourage him from
doing?
what WOuld "Cu do il
You wish % praise dish prcpar-
ID for the first time by your wife
Ia Say, This 'Sn't at all bnd?'
d. Say, This is dr'iciouS?'
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