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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Green Vests
Ride Again

The Green Vests Riding club
spent PHEASANT afternoon az
Springhill SUNDAY riding and
dining. The president Mary vii
Hams, had as her guests Mrs.
Edith Tray and Milton Ewing Sar-
an Payne. the secretary, had a. her
guests Willism Ware and Mrs
=. {. Banks. mairon ~ Golden
Leaf chapter y Ann Blackmou
v,ce-president had her niece Mr
ard Mrs stein and guest and Mr
ana Mrs Ward we're guests of
Tusnita williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Mrs. Jessie Carley and Mrs.
Grant. OF 1921 Brush street are
spending their Summer vacation
in sunny Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Theodore White who resides on
East Philadelphia returned home
SUNDAY after spending two weeks
in Virginia With relatives Mr..
white reports having had a very
delightful trip.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

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The weda.nz ceremony 'ook
place ia me home - ne groom
reiaf yDs on l.i-lhrIdgr Tie Rev
Nr Ross - 81 O Bart- rhurcl
road n4 50 Vito Vtich Vas W
rc~sel hy ior.f-e'sht relatives and
r erns
me 1Nuz room 9ae a'ffac'iye,v
de,o-afef fo- '1s orra ON Win ~
aursarse ~ oiorfs summer
.nNef- Heae sfrfe bell SIS
pehd.d ffom 'no rnande aecs look
ID down 4pon ne Ndal couple
To b. 0efe s''s bad crepe papc
.7feanf
fn- no. 1edans mo de More
p gown ~ whte supper satin.
Th. N skgi extended u'o q
roar' ua.n. She carried bouquet
of Write riadio.
Tie medes sister Lula Mae
Roiirg. was main ~ hono While
l.Illan Alexander was as o'ner
arendsut Tny shirley io. was
,re flow, grl
uenrt Fnf4mues ASSES "a "
Smed.er a. be-t man. in'n Turn
of was an nsuer.
Mrs q edy- lOVery ~ ~nr"Ne.
loif i.a was me our of.'owA
gIe~i ~ ibe wedding
Tho newiv-u ieff 'his wee4
GOV fortnight honeymoon UP -
chicago They vii live ~ f5r'
GnodN IN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
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From
By GoLEtrHER AM

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Chorus Celebrates
9Th Anniversary

The Gospel Chorus OF New NJ.
Moriah Baptist church will cs,.
hratc its eighth anniversary b.
ginning Monday. Ars IT, ihrorii
Aug 81. The chorus mites n
public 10 attend.
Rev. j. $ Murray nastor
Bessie Burt president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Relatives Visit
In Detroit

Mrs Gertrude Rouse has re-
turned 70 her home in Waynes-
boro ca after four-weok visit
With Nr and Mrs Robert Wal
tower of 600 Eyaline street Ham
ifamck.
Mrs i. " Childross Is Wis
ting her sisters. Mrs Norma Wal
tower and Mrs Bouha Johnson.
~ This city She will soon return
10 her home In Montgomery. Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

iVi ~ HA' HFFs
Also Mesdam"s + T. Dawson
lone Harris. Fannve Rice. Gcrtrr''
VI. johnson. Cassie Anderson N''.
iis. Vim Hill, Berha l.an'o'n va
eric wallace. James Grant ffu'
Lee Ashford. Marv Woods. ha'''
Fuller Ruhie Anderson Nwoo'
Stevenson. Marrarc' HAWKINS. u
Han Butler Betty Cam HAIRS =
VI. Hendricks and Misses Lyil
Lewis Of Chicago; Marion carr
Fannie Bethcl Lillian Braves
Lillian Ncsbii Helen Bats NF
parot Matthew Nvorre loir''
GLADYS Mills. NJ \ Ba'i'e' ~
many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
To Picnic
In Inkster

The Marionettes are giving a pie
ME for their dates aud husbands
out 10 the home 81 Mre. Helen
Shropshire, 34ll Spruce. lnkstcr.
sunday. Aug. 16. There will not b
club meeting. Friday. Aug. H.
ON Friday Aug. 2S. the club vii.
meet with Mrs. Mildred Guyton.
who will he the hostess for The
evening. Members are asked 20 con
tact tho president. Miss Matte Hi.
for further details.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
National Hockey

The Toronto Maple Leafs drew
TO within two points OF the second
place Boston Bruins by turning
back the invading Montreal Ca
nadiens. 50. before 1925 persons
Thursday night. The Leafs held
so lead going into the last
period but essed up only 10 have
the Csnsdiens push home four
goals within six minutes. They
added another. however, 10 win by
a safe margin.
The Chicago Black Hawks de-
fested the Detroit Red Wings. "a.
before 1872 at Chicago stadium.
Twenty year old Rookie Bill
Nosienko scored two goals and
two assists in the victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Ohe Mixed Rag
With Elliess Mssssit

On and OF tire reservation. u.s.
ing Indian hoys for protection
in their sale q ihs fisA 70 COM
mencial markets.
These illegal operators net the
small tributary streams "a the
Nisqusily and those not on the
reservation.
indian boys are paid 80 much
q flsh and are put 10 work
frightening the fish into action
- they viii 9Th themselves IN
the nets
me white operators remove
the fish from the nets. pay the
Indian boys their price and cash
in on their prey.
One little indisa youth proud
" hcssted the other dsy thai.
Il made - chasing salmon and
steeihead into white mas nets"
The adult Indians. 1t seems.
are too busy fishing on the river
proper 10 pay any attention 10
the white operators who are
Olympia young renegsdes sooner
or later TO fall into the hands
OF the law.
II would seem TO me the fed
ersl government might have
power sufficient to halt this
disastrous toll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Preparing for
Feb. u Event


Tacoma trap shooters wln ct
down u practice shooting next
sunday ~ TIE eluh grounds
II VIII b. = regular sheet. ss far
a. that goes. but actually !; win
b. tune-up fnr the annual Wash.
ingtons birthday feature. which
is billed for Feb -.
The Washington Birthday CLASSIC
brings ou, the best shots o. many
81 the best. in the Northwest II
y a shoot that Is traditional with
the game here
Secretary Han. Nslccm an
neunces there uili NJ = pro-
gram II loo singles. so hsndi-
caps. IS pairs ~ doubles and
SEVEN trophies and sse added
money.
The big event sees shooting
begin At $50 q. m.
This Sunday. however. In the
practice shoot. which probably will
bring out a large crowd. shooting
gets away at s3o o'clock a. m.
Visitors and new shooters are
always welcome 10 participate.
member Of the club OF otherwise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Handball

Tacoma Elks won two matches
out of three from the Y. NJ. c. A.
in a Class B match OF the Puget
Sound Hsndball league at the Ia
coma Y last night. The Elks won
both of the doubles matches. while
Charlie Dunbar Of the Y defeated
Bourbon Of the Elks, 2l-4 and
2l-2. in singles play. Leonard and
Gus Willeen of the Y lost TO
Tweetin and Walters Of the Elks,
l7-21 and 1921, and Johnston
and Gloyd Of the Elks defeated
Holder and Wilkeson Of the Y,
2i-12 and 21-6.
Olympia Y. NJ. c. A. players
forfeited their match with the
Seattle Y. NJ. c. A. by failure To
appear At the Tacoma Y courts
Wednesday evening as scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Enqen 0kshsd

M1I- WAukEG. Wls.-~h&eFsf.fy
mad Harth ~ me unlfsd States
nsl association today ssnouns~d
Reinstatement u All kHE~n. Esln
valley. idaho. for ep~n division
composition
Engsn had heen barred from Al
ssaoelaflon controlled meets for
several weeks because he nsas
appeared lH Ell ADVERTISEMENTS.
Barth said tbs Idaho SKIER 10
scheduled 70 eompsss in > NEST
a Iron Mountain. nleh.. % Mar. l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

You deer. bear and elk hunters
might just as well make up your
minds that your rifles probably
will not be barking at game In
many favored sections Of this
western side OF the state come
next hunting season.
There might be some sections
left open. but chances are not.
Military activities are such that
vast areas OF elk and bear and
deer lands now are populated by
soldiers who. are In the serious
business Of preparing defenses
in case OF attempted invasion.
The situation Ia As plain ms
the buck teeth of the Jap.
Where American soldiers are
NJ their posts for the safeguard
Ing Of all Of ms. u would he folly
Ia permit thousands Of deer
hunters or elk and hear hunters
TO swing into action.
We might even find a ban on
pigeon and grouse shooting In
the same areas, II not the whole
OF western Washington.
Those game birds are found In
Identical lands where roam the
big game animals.
The Chinese pheasant and
valley quail. well. they present
different picture. They thrive
In the fields and brush covered
lands generally outside The mill
tary ZONES.
Al any rate, big game hunt
ers. don't bank too seriously on
your rife sport in the coastal
regions OF western Washington.
or even any part OF the western
side Of the big hills
Not as long as this war thing
keeps up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Longvisw Crappls
Swim Teams Here

fonsvlsw swim srs ara
~rs.tisrs ~sll pat IN : busy ~sss-
sna in Tsaoms Nth sws swsmr
ming mssss and shrss wrestling
matches sshsanisd IN ~ hs.vs ~
the inms@rjask sthissss.
ma ~rssfisfs meet Lincoln 81
4 10 s'eiosk FRIDAY sftsyssa~. sshs
on stadium mssmsa 81 Tso s's'sss
IN the evening. thss tsnsis with,
rlfss una~fssssa rrsppssss 81 rsf-
Saturday morning.
Stadium swimmers b~tsi@ Lnss'
view s~lmmsfs FRIDAY sftssnsea
while f1nsoln mefmsa tshs % N
Visitors saturday morning ~ In
nofn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Local Rifles
Trim Seattle

The Tacoma Rifls club defeated
the Seattle Police Rife club last
night on the Seattle police range.
7ss 10 Tor. MAJ A. Corp. led the
field with fe7 out Of . possible
200 His mates shot like this
Chef Psnlson, 1916. John cmy. iss
Irene Paulson. Chefs wife. ITO
The Police squads scores were ,,
E. steele. iTp. Jack oiimors. ia,
George Gilmore. i7s. Harvey
o'BrieB. i7s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Radonich Top
In Pin Meet
Newcomer Shoots
$50 Gloss A Total

John Radonieh. recent new.
eomer 10 Tacoms's Class A bowl
Ing ranks. hung up a big $50
score IN the City league matches
On the Broadway alleys Thursday
night. topping the City stars in a
lot Of good bowling. His games
were 2oe. 40 and 251.
Bill Othick. recently signed
~ = member Of the Brush
mems team. rolled ,ss for the
high single game and wound
mp with a nice 6is series.
Scotty Murdock's kers
forged ahead IN the second half
championship race BY taking four
points from the opticals. while
Bill Herdman's jewelers. WAS up
against a hot Brush team and lost
four points to fall behind in the
race.
The Brushmen. paced nv
Othick's big score. turned In
a team total of 2see, high for
the evening.
The scores:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
BASKETBALL SCORES

BY United Press
Pennsylvania 43. Columbia 30.
Niagara 81. Colgate 81.
Rhode Island IS. Brown IS.
Southern Oregon 81, Northwest
kszarene as
Whitman AZ. Lewiston 81.
Carroll ~, Eastern Montana 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Church Leauue

Lincoln Park Christian downsd
the lesgue-leading Oakland Pres
byterian basketball team in a
thriller on the YHc.A. floor last
night. a. 10 %. Oakland. PLAYING
without their star forward. Greg.
DRY. held the winners TO within a
two-point margin AL the way.
until the closing minutes whss
Heath Of Lincoln Park put the
game on ice with a score follow
ing a fast break.
High point honors for the eve
ming Tor Lincoln Park we're shared
BY Christensen and stonscyphsr
with eight each. while sunloh led
Oakland with 10 points.
First Baptist won hsndily over
a sorsppy Calvary Methodist team
To the tune Of "a 10 : in the open.
ing game Of the evening
isf Bspfist UsI IA fai,.,, MIA
Meas - 80. ,. % s', si,....s
. McDseksn ~ c......... 49,
= hcDeksn ~ o.. f,-sFT.','
Biodgsft . n -, S-fs.sS,.
subs FIrst Baptist BoNfnan al
ne sSith - NcCurdy Calxary
Asthcoisi-- sslls "a. Upton. stssens
Iin. pa Christian 1s7J tzn o.s Pr.
S1nscn - -....F.....fz 7 Nefoer
cnristenson a. 20 l. Med - =
spinning -....--c Co. 90 K0salski
s,1-...... =. sS.ssss..- = Mercer
sucs Lincoln FsTE Hgstt Glsssf-
an. MrKlnnon a. Oskisnd Rec. .
tsTisn- Haiinsrg AEfn Nt
Your postmaster can tell yot,
hnsr "a mat IA L. q 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Atlantic Salmon

Atlantic salmon are being
caught on q fly In the famed
Rogue river Of oregon.
The FISH. IL has been learned.
are the product Of deal between
federal and oregon state fish-
cries departments
The eggs were sent from .
federal hatchery In the east.
some 200. 600. Of which $50. 900
were Matched and raised 20
planting sire by the Oregon
state men.
The Atlantic salmon comes
larger than the Northwest steel
head, and IL called a 1.-THE, fight
ing gamester.
Like the steelhead, the At
lsntic salmon does not die after
Matching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

seattie's ssvidxes meet Glehs
Trotiers n Exrc~stlon AsI ~
night
Fhe Trefter. sna ~ssiasws
- - werk 81 sixe e'el.ek
A preliminary e~t~r~n l4ncain
high sehcols sorAomeres. lp<1 slgv
champions. ard re STADIUM seph.
Il scheduled Tor 70
rhe hox effice win ~ oren Al Q
ard TIE doars 81 : o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

and sid Ffsisy i7si high series Allen
soaih Una Tavern League
Hl-Nss Allrys
nurphys 10 - Barnsys "a Hsh
sams barney Olson 7sT. hish ssriss,
Dunes % Va Laks-ood ,D. sish
game a KArholi. al. hish SERIES.
Idos a. W whsil.. - nigh
game. 2 rasni All. hish ssfiss. 7.
~hississ co. - Parsy. a. Hsh
III. .iI'' '"''" ~ ma" 'a''' e"''"
The fIve=man srhsduls slth tsama
ana league sffiliAfions listed. IL -
foilOss
O'clock Nhi.le unltsd Industries.
Iosnsn. Broadway commsfsihi. Graft.
HpoftsfnsB. ha1snmsu. Major A.
c0untanls. south Tacoma Raj club
men. sixth Ave Tavern
eeiosE-hilsss. Histn Ave Tss=
i5nass ss.s =. &c. cssh G ssss n.i
road. Hsmmsrachmfihs X htfsst
Commercial Beiisfmakers Railroad
Ciothlefs. Century Fauiassns Centfur
10 O'Clock Aooss cfntuFY Grill <
street Merchant Amussmfnfs south
Tacoma Merchants. poiies Clig mn
pioyss Packers north KDa Industrial.
Huaa Broadway ind latflAi Dalrf
south Tacoma Merchants. wolves
Coliseum Gcmmsffial
@Bndas
70 ~ IMgD0rgs mas Drtszlsts
X street MeFe issnts fa4suufs. Easiss
Dsifg store. PiaF Nor ciasif, PafkFa
south kna Tavern. Dona broadway
Industrial
NON fsssisrs south Taeons Hsf.
-. -
siissi ce,amsfs u POSER ciss nss.
piogss hhiDpins fS~Di f,r<.ffnsnt
togal lrfsuun Broadway CONNER
fial Motors tpsyft@fssn Cafe EAziss
I'd n 8aitsDaNs. Eiss lsfsiiis.
tol.ss ,ins csi,.lslss. ~ hsniil Ca
Cafe Piss Nor ciassie CfoNss COLI
scum Ceutmsfti4ls hsf1ets. Eks
silpefFlaofs Railroad
o n fgssnen Airth Ave Asf.
shsnis Nafksts Rasson Community
tndsftaksfs kszlsf fslaa CeHfury.
bas bff.ecNAE IHeastflal. n@Fnsga
eostb Tacoma tatsfn ofalsga
United fn1'<sfiss DsifSHsn. MI
D.sssnssrs ssssasassn
Commercial bread. hlHt1 ave Nsf.
chants Fsifoissfa. Per Nor CON-
nlsffIai c<,nfseslDfefa Asfsh End Ia
d.isfr.sl bfasiliasn. citg Fins4. sssts
Az 4ANFfH
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ciothisfs flfy 1sssfn. KAsiss Fafs
sra CITY CilefF rif9 FaIEtsfa c3tB
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NfElHfF Hiii fsEfHs
Pafffsnd Ave tflsbs
TsFerus tlck - from Tnf 1Akss
Hi<n To- IafeFns sefifs , aDgnaE
E3< single. II Hsui4y. zzz nian tor
Jskes = HAusoE ts1-ls1
0focrft L1soE a. from tfs Iss1ro 6sr-
sar6s Etz1 fqr oroesFs y Mi. SERIES
ga sinsis Al couFneau. zzs Hlsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Moffeiis Win
Basket Title

SAN JOSE. Cal - Moffest
Fields Filters last night defeated
the i2th Naval District. 40 10 "a.
To win the Pacific coast service
basketball championship.
The Filters were led IN scoring
by Bruce Hale. former santa
Clara university star forward. who
sank nine field goals and three
free throws for q total Of II
points.
Louis f.eu.taiet. fsrmer
University Of saa francises
player. Was high man for the
sailors with trn points.
The score at half time Was as
To n for Moffett Field
The Pliers have issued a ohal-
lenge TO the Great Lakes Naval
Training station squad, holders Of
the eastern service championship.
for n game 10 be played when the
Illinois outfit comes ives, for =
game with the University Of Wash
lngton on Feb. 10. The national
service title viii be At stake II the
challenge Ia accepted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Commercial Loop

osms. 20 e~ played nsst w<<k -
Stadium
ponsd stadium - bs1sfmlf< siil
ocfuDg tbs fisuf
Tslfsahy. Ssb - bolr sgm 7
oicsfcs Iannafise - Elsetftas
~ Kiniss hiil W F1fs D. Vsu~~ftHsa
" ffsofnbss Gifis sym 7 ti19s
b nj nfssb - ssinasF A G
70 nops 81 Pssieiss >. sopsh Tseoms
- AiiIusn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Shipyard Play

haohinists dsfsaisd thu Boiler
makers. % IN ~. and the Eisc-
trielans won from the iaborsfs.
"a 10 10. In the shlpyard basket.
ball play Thursday night In the
peliarmln~ gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Rusion Wins

The Ruston basketball team won
from the Portland Ave. in the Rus
ton gym last night. 81 10 ~
40 saHt pargtaaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

British army men cal ths Ger
man isDneh-torpedo boat an
'E-poat.s with ths T. meaning
Enemy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Frank sherman. the little guy
who fishes for hig fan. had
very good luck "Wednesday on
the grand old Tilton river.
Frank uscd a ny ROD. a To-
pound test line and an eight
pound test leader.
SO he tied into q l5-pound and
a six-pound steeihesd and landed
both.
One hour was required in sub
DUNG the large steelhesd. which
he hooked In a large but fast
hole
Thought sure NV wrist weuld
give away" the angler said.
but In due time I heat the hlr
guy 70 II and brought him to
beach"
Frank said he fished just a
short ways below the Morton
power dam site. and odds the
water is IN good condition.
This is what Frank calls his
"chuekle season.
Meaning. he has had many
chuekles over his angling frau's
efforts TO match his fishing
skill.
But YOU must understand that
In the long past Frank hasn't
hoen able "a give Mickey, his
wife. the chuckle.
am afraid the situation has
been just reversed 10 what IL IL
this season.
And Mickey hasn't had the
good fortune Frank has enjoyed.
She ties into the fish all right.
hooks them, plays them for
plenty Of sport but has been
losing them.
They Just seem 10 come I'M
buttoned." Mickey explained
with a richness of disappoint-
ment in her voice.
Mickey. girl. have You been
using a buttonhook for a hook?
Toll Continues
Something must be done TO
halt the slaughter Of salmon
and steelhead in the Nisqually
river.
n the nefarious fishing Is not
stopped in time the grand old
stream will suffer, its annual
runs threatened.
Indian METERS are doing I'M
told damage, netting fish, kill
ing all they catch. then keeping
only those fish they believe TO
be worthy of commercial sale.
The discarded or culled fish
are thrown hack into the water.
and that includes hundreds ~
female salmon and steelhead
which failed 10 deposit their
eggs.
Anglers have brought numer-
Gus stories to this office. They
continue 10 arrive.
And state fisheries men have
complained for years about this
situation. yet nothing is done.
or can be done, IL seems. TO halt
this terrible destruction.
I am told there are about 10
or so Nisqually Indians who
rightfully are entitled 10 fish
ing rights given them in their
treaty with the federal govern
ment.
Others. / am told. come from
tribes other than the Nisq,aIly
and have even brought resent
ment from the NisqualIy MEM
hers, who contend these In
truders have no right 10 en-
croaeh upon their reservation.
I don't know about that All
] know Is that salmon and steel
head trout are being wasted
wsntonly.
Also. there are white poschers,
or illegal operators. netting fish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Broadway Ladies' league matches
Thursday night. shooting 200 for
the high game and AS fer high
total.
Results; Jseebson's 8. Cen
trail l Market Center 8. Brat-
rud l; Roberts 4. Actors o;
Fsrber 4, Fishers o.
Other scores over 900 included:
CAryl othick 4oa. Violet Mason
AL. Margaret De smet 4ia.
Claudia REIN asa. Margaret Davis
40 and Florence Woodland 40.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Kenny Fielsch was tops in the
Coliseum Commercial league
Thursday night with POS for high
game and sts for high series.
slmond's won three from
Groves. Hooker won three
from Evergreen. Postoffice
took four from Penn salt.
Wolves split even with Cora
and Pcnnants and Poodies
divided points.
Art Frost rolled a nice sos series.
Curly Miller had one high game.
isa. Rodney Gadd closed with
1914 to check In with 5i3 total.
Russ Hewitt bagged a iai count
for his third game. w. Locke's
iss WAS one Of the good singles.
John Anderson rolled SIS and r..
Fiorino o2l for other good series,
CLASS h woMEN's LEAGUE
10 Porter hung UP new league
record in the Class u women's
league matches on the Coliseum
alleys Thursday night. shooting
1856. isa and 100. for nice sp5
total. Previous high was Prudence
Strom's 400.
Nenetians won three from
Fooie. Insurance won twe
from Florists. Rau's took two
from Plywood and stopiits won
one from Night Owls.
Prudence strom rolled 1917 for
high wame and finished with a
nice 476 series score.
KNIGHTS OF PyTIIIAs
George mpson led the
bowlers Of the Knights Of Pythiss
league on the Broadway with a
1913 game and s3I total
Knights won three from
Esquires and Senators took four
from Pages
Walter Davies had three good
games for ss2 series. Paul
Knott registered ts7 for another
good tally.
WEEK End PLAY
No tournaments are listed for
the Broadway and Coliseum ALLEYS
over the coming weekend and all
alleys viii be open for practice.
Tacoma women stars viii. com
pete In an important tournament
for Northwest women on the Ideal
alleys in Seattle on Saturday night
and Sunday
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