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Evening star., 1942-10-20
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

p. L. c., Leonard Yandle of st.
Martins. Johnny Heinrich and
" C. Lowman of Stadium, William
Hardie and John Kennedy Of Lin
coin. Andy slatt of Bellarmine.
Carl Sparks of Puyallup, Pop
keeney OF Sumner. Bill Vinson Of
Fife. Bill Lennon of Glover Park.
Lon Grant of Eatonville, Mel
Eagan Of orting. Ollie Olson of
Roy. Frank Bowers of Yelm, Ernie
Cope of Kapowsin and Bill Ames
of Buckley.
Coach Edmundson's talk will
cover basketball strategy. espe-
cially the differences in the east
and west rules, refereeing and
types of offense and defense. he
will also answer questions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Cecil Isben Champ Passer

11a attempts for 6s compilations
that gained 1881 yards and scored
nine touchdowns.
Last season saw the aerial game
reach a new high in professional
football with AS per cent COM
pletions for an even 100 touch
downs
sixty-five men. a record number.
attempted passes. and IS COM
pleted passes for touchdowns, for
another record.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Huskies Win
Oregon Game
TokeOver Lead in
Conference Chase

CORVALLIS, Ore.-The Univer-
sity OF Wsshington's Huskies
evened things up last night hy
defeating Oregon State college.
43-3s, IN a close basketball game
here.
In the first half. Washing
ton took a six-point lead. but
by half time Oregon state
was in front, 1915. The
Huskies passed the Beavers
again in the second half. hut
two baskets by Beck and one
by Nalenti In the last minute
cut the Washington lead down
TO five points.
Washington thus regained the
northern division leadership it held
until beaten by the Beavers Mon
day night.
Beck was high for Oregon State
with ID points, while Lindh and
Gilmur made ten each for the
Huskies.
Washington made is baskets
out of SO chances. Oregon State
accounted for IA out of Al.
The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Ernie lombard
Expects Pay Cut

OAKLAND. Cal.-Ernie LoFn-
bardi, catcher for the Cincinnati
Reds won't hesitate a second TO
sign his contract this year. even
though he takes a cut in salary,
he said today.
lombard was a lengthy hold
out last season, and wound up
in the fall with a misery 1858
hitting average, after clouting a
.21s in 1910
I'm kinda expecting cut"
Ernie admitted, but I'm going
to be in great shape when spring
training starts"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Three Games

The Park Recreation Basketball
league viii play three games to-
night as follows: S o'clock in the
Falkland school gym. Garagemen
and Falkland Trinity Lutheran,
and in the Bellarmine gym al
s o'clock, Messiah Lutheran vs..
Portland Avenue, followed at 8
o'clock by Latter Day Saints VS.
jefferson Playfield
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Hoppe Leads
With ChamaCo

CHICAGO Champion Willie
Hoppe. New York. and Joe Cha
mace, Mexico City. stayed in front
of the field in the worlds cham
pionship three-cushion billiard
tournament today. each with five
wins in six cue battles.
Welker Cochran, San Francisco
slipped from the top bracket yes
terday when he was stricken with
ptomaine poisoning and retired IN
a match with Otto Reiselt. Phila'
delphia. The game will be con
tinued on Cochran's recovery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Lincoln Defeats Stadium Basketball Play
Ray Robinson
SIGNS for Bout

NEW YoRK-Rsy Robinson,
Harlem welterveiEht who knock
ed out Fritzie Zivic Friday night
mas been signed 20 meet Make
Berger q Canada in . i2-rouno
bout at Madison Square Garden
on Feb. 20.
Promoter Mike Jacobs said
Berger was selected As an oppon'
emit because world welterweighi
champion. Freddie Cochrane. - in
the navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Albany LOSES

PORTLAND - Southern Oregon
College OF Education beat Albany
college 67-31 in a one-sided bas-
ketball game here last night.
Peters Of the Sons led scoring with
so points, while Cardiff OF Albany
had 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Edmundson
To Talk Here
Guest of YMBC ot
Annuol Sports Bill

The Tacoma Y. NJ. r. c. holds
it's annual all-county basketball
sports luncheon Friday noon at
the Winthrop hotel.
AS an added attraction, Ia
coma's ski carnival queen. Mary
Thomas. and Princesses Margaret
johnson and Juanita Daniel and
winter sports committee will be
present.
The guest speaker will be Hec
Edmundson, u. of w. basketball
coach.
The Y. NJ. p. c. has also invited
the following Pierce county
coaches and athletic directors:
Cliff Olson and Eugene Caddey of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Long Hiiiers
In Golf Meet

SAN FRANCISCO - The long
hitters will be in their element
when the 5000 San Francisco
Open golf tournament opens at
the California club tomorrow. for
the normal 6405-yard course has
been heightened by 500 yards.
Foremost among these long
drivers is Byron Nelson of Toledo.
o.. who captured the $4,000 Oak
hand Open last Sunday. Nelson
went out on practice round yes
terdsy and turned in an easy two
under-par 70. a card equalled dur
ing the day by Willie Goggin of
White Plains; Benny Hogan OF
Hershey. Pa: Lloyd Mangrum,
Willard Harmon. Ray Hill and
Harold Sampson.
- -
Rtsx II & Ron1e and Saraf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Bears Turn
Out for Crew
FortY-Three Pros
poets Toke 10 Oars

BERKELEY. Cal.-Forty-three
men turned out for the University
Of CALIFORNIA; annual spring
crew sign-up yesterday and Coacn
Ky Ebright surveyed his prospects
with more than his usual pessim-
ism.
The number was from Is to 20
less than usual. and there were
only three members of last years
varsity. which was beaten both
at the Poughkeepsie Regatta and
in its annual race with the Uni
versity of Washington Huskies on
the Oakland estuary.
Things don't look too
good" gloomed Ebright, "es-
pecially when you consider
the competition. Washington
has only three Of last years
crew missing and they start
ed practice week ago."
The Bears will start getting
into trim week sence. although
the new shell which is on order
will not arrive until March l. The
Washington race is due the mid
die Of March and the Poughkeep-
sic regatta is To be held June Is
The Jayvee eight, which won at
Poughkeepsie last year, is also in
straitened circumstances -Four
veterans have graduated and one
is expected TO be drafted.
Thirty men turned out for
Coach Russ Nagler's freshman
crew, which will start practice
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Machinisis Win
Park Contest

Before a packed house of ship
yard fans the Machinists. last
night, took revenge on the Elec-
tricians in Park basketball. 33 10
16. The teams are still tied for
the first half title which they
agreed to play off in a sudden
death game soon. Last nights
play finished the first Of the three
rounds in the second half, leav-
ing the Machinists on top with an
undefeated record. followed by
the Boilermakers with one down.
The All Rails failed to show
last night so Boilermakers won
hx- dafaYflt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
.Crisler Opposed
To Frosh Plan

ANN ARBOR. Mich. - Herbert
o. Fritz Crisler, University of
Michigan athletic director and
head football coach today said he
was opposed to abrogstion OF the
freshman eligibility rule during
the war crisis.
Il hope circumstances are such, -
he said. that ii won't become nee
essary to make freshmen eligible
for competition"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Weight Should Rest on DoUnhiH Ski to PreUent
Side Slipping, Crossing and Insufficient Bite
Fourth of ~ instructive articles
BY FRANCOIS NORMAN
Author o to Better skiing"

Whenever the
skis are not per-
fectly level, most
OF [ h e weig ut
must be on the
lower ski. Knees
should be touch
ing each other,
the loaded foot a
few inches back
of the other.
w h ile skiing
on the side of a
slope, the inside
edge of the lower
ski 1.-THE downhill.
the valley SIKH is
the only one that
can bite hard and
prevent side Slip
ping. Although
the outside edge
of the upper ski
also bites, too
much weight on
IL will pull II off
and cause IL to
slide down and
cross the lower
ski.
nstin ctively
you hold the up
per ski a little
forward 10 as 10
d / m / S n the
pressure on its
forward par I.
You m st also
put m u C h less
weight on IL than
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

CHICAGO Official statistics of
the National Football hague to-
day gave Cecil Isbell Of the Green
Bay Packers the professional foot
ball forward-passing championship
for 1p4I.
The former Purdue gridiron
gamholer led the league last year
in passes attempted (206). passes
completed t117). yards gained
(1l7e) and touchdown passes l15).
The last two figures were also new
league records.
His record ef at least one
touchdown pass In every regu-
lnrly scheduled 4 me was un-
matched In league annals. His
total az Is for the season bet
tered By three the mark set
BY slingin' Sammy Bangh of
the Washington Redskins In
1910.
His total yardage on passes sur
passed Baugh's 1910 record by
112 yards and he had only IL
passes intercepted. Only in per
cenfsge of passes completed did
1sben yield first place Sid Luck
man Of the Chicago Bears finished
first. averaging 81 to lsbell's
SIS and Baugh's .5<a-
Baugh finished second 10
xsbcll In all-areund passing
performances IN 1esl compefi-
ton. He ate mpfed 1ss
passes and completed los for
1855 yards and 10 touch
downs.
Luckmkn finished third with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

the lower ski them to the direction Putting
weight uphill the
ski sidesip.
subeonseiou feeling the legs develops rapidly and by
without noticing Being
equally exception especially
beginner very weight shifting
perfectly smooth he should
keep weight
position steep side locked
uphill slightly forward uphill touching
the downhl the side pocket
NEXT: Skating steps preparing to turn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Leovich Signs

PORTLAND ~ Johnny Leovieh,
former Philadelphia Athletics re-
cruit, has signed a contract as
catcher with the Portland Pacific
Coast Baseball league club. f. J.
Schefter. club president, announced
today.
Leovich. former Oregon State
college athlete. had joined the Ath-
letics last spring. He will report
to the Beavers at their San Jose
Cal, training camp in March.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Close Battle
Ends 28 to Is
First League Loss
For North End Club
ny HAROLD SHAW

Somebody on the Stadium team
forgot to check the backcourt on
a jump ball and Tom Bones"
Loran. rangy Lincoln forward,
spotted the defensive error. moved
into position for a fast break, took
a pass from a teammate and
scored the sucker" basket that
"broke the camel's back" and
paved the way for 1925 Lincoln
victory before nearly 5000 fans at
Exposition hall last night.
Until Loran's quick grasp Of the
Stadium defensive error, the two
prep teams had battled on even
terms for better than three quar-
tiers with the margin of difference
never being more than three
points.
Stadium had led, ga. Mt the
end Of the first quarter. Lin
coin had led, 81. Mt haiftime.
The score was tied. 1s-all. at
the end of the third canto.
Then came the break which
gave Lincoln its second straight
City and Cross State victory and
stadium's first Cross State defeat
and second City setback.
FIELD GOAL MARGIN
That gift" field goal for II was
q gift, plain and simple, was the
margin of difference, Q to 8. be-
tween the two teams In field goals.
The Abes also held one-shot
margin from the free-throw line.
10 to Q, with each having IL
chances.
Just N Lincoln attacked
Bellarmine's zone defense last
Saturday by shooting from out
In front. 20 did the Abes at
tack Stadium's zone last
night. Little Donnie Taylor,
five-foot five-inch sharpshoot-
CT. plugged three long ones
during the evening before
leaving the game ON four
fouls.
Taylor's first basket tied the
score at s-3 and Loran's foul shot
put the Abes ahead, AS. but Bob
Fincham's rebound tip-in of Mans
fields long shot put the Tigers in
front at the end OF the first period.
BLANKED FROM FIELD
Stadium couldn't score from the
field In the second period and this
drouth probably cost them the
game. since Lincoln's two baskets
came late in the period on a re-
bound bat-in by Vince Hanson and
fast break by Loran.
Taylor's long shot as the
third period opened put Lin
coin ahead, 1877. hut after tie
scores at I'LL and 14-i4. Sta
dunn took the lead twice ON
well-executed pivot shots at
the keyhole by Jack Getaz,
only 20 have another long shot
nv Taylor and a foul CONVEX
sion by Prize equalize the
score at 1919 IA the period
ended.
The Tigers never found them
selves in the fourth quarter after
Loran had scored the gift" bas-
ket and the Abes used their height
and Ed Huntington's clever ball
handling 10 run out the clock.
LORAN SCORES IL
Loran was high point man with
II points, coming from four field
goals and three foul conversions.
Fincham and Getaz tied for sta
dunn honors with seven points.
Officiating Was high class
throughout the contest. with
doe Salatino and Ray Croxall
right on top of the action at
all times.
Lincoln Sophomores won n
thrilling preliminary game, 1925,
on Swanson's corner shot after
Halls basket for Stadium had tied
the score at 1926.
STADIUM (es)
FIG FIT Pr TIP
-. haa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Officials -Leute. Piluso.
Free throws Washing
ton. Gilmur; o. S. C., Mandic 2,
Beck.
Half time: o. S. c. 10, WASH
ington Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
COLLEGE SCORES
d H.sa NJ

Golden State 81, California 80.
st. Mary's 81, Santa Clara IS.
Stanford S3, University of San
Francisco 30.
University of Washington IS,
Oregon State 80.
Mount Angel so, Oregon College
of Education ~.
Willamette 40. Pacific 46.
Southern Oregon College Of
Education 81. Albany 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
BASKETBALL SCORES

Lincoln 20, Stadium 25 Taco
MAJ.
Lewis and Clark (Spokane) 80,
West Valley 26.
Gonzaga As, Rogers 28 (SpO-
kane.
North Central (spokane) Ss,
Central Valley 81.
Cleveland 90, Garfield % tse-
attle).
Franklin 20, Lincoln 81 tse-
attlel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
On Ohe Ian, =!


What does guy hare TO hare eye like an ospreyY
A< fscine for 81 points this soeek.
He led has team to a 6I-47 victory.
The merit day he VISITED the Nary recruiting station to
enlist -.
And rejected. Poor svesaghu
The Sixth Avenue Merchants and Tavern bowling leagues
have stepped in the line Of march that brings the
The circuits awarding prize winners defense stamps
instead Of cash. which Is something all sports might give
virtually every leagues stamps
only a however something
which to build their accord.
In other words defense book started by the league
dubtedy win salesman and holder complete
book IT be a
First these already handed
thear winning. In stamps
be way
Each circuit the which cash might
for the good of all concerned follow this action.
yeow-backs Adophu joke
Thus bo~ie step and take turn punching the
enemy.
An Old Timer Posses on.
Bartholomew BAT Clarey, played baseball
the turn Of the century will be remembered by the real old
timers.
pitched Dug Dugdae the old Seattle club and
Of the outstanding baseball characters Of the Far West
ne from city TO American lake.
something closer to the mans
paid small athletics but the hot
retained knowledge and heated arguments
Il was common II $ today
protection
Today The mos except in with boo.
They rough tough their sports of the long but
they ardent
They didn't take their sports just entertainment
changed many when consider the
al IN athletic
Lefty Feels the Urge -.
Lefty Grove ame southpaw major league hurting star
offered his services his Boston Red Sox for the 1912
season.
81 weigh 204 pounds, my playing weight can win 10
games for the Sox he said "Sure. I'll be az in March,
young he feels and feel good enough for 10
wins"
Lefty pitcher
like the old fighter
he has his bolt.
Lefty action Wants only the
hlltops. that faith in himself.
Lefty of II hurlers in atms major play to win 800
But might not The dope points
strongly against him
In get 10 bend
Another oh timer retired from action Eddie Collins Red sos
general turns Lefty back like ths
pitch No Lefty
climax q grand and glorious career"
boss and logic friendly
from old and playing mate to another.
hardly convince Lefty
like Leftys refuse
others
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22
Jim Thomson
To Become Yank

SAN FRAN O-Jimmy
Thomson, golf professional at Del
Monte. Cal. and formerly Of Colo
RADIO Springs. has taken mis- first
steps towards acquiring American
citizenship.
You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Haltime score; Lincoln S. Sta
dunn :.
Officials: Joe Salatino and Ray
Croxan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

lespie Manek Electricians - Taylor
"a. Tel. Orthund. Camp. Referees
Erling Tollefson and Lornie Merkle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-22

Buy U. s. Bonds and Save,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Farmers Dizzy,
He Tells Solons

LOS ANGEL ES. Dec. =
Unl-W. ii. Williams. citrus
and walnut grower from Rivera,
Calf, told the Senate Farm
Labor inquiry here today that
filling out oil the governments
forms had left him "diZzv.'
81 was trying to work in the
field" he comnlained. "but they
began to flood us so that l had
TO quit and devote all my time
TO these uuestiOnnaires.
T thought I'd mastered them,
but this was to my sorrow. too.
I figure l committed ut least
Is felonies Yesterday, under
these regulations.
For instance, l delivered
some hay Yesterday tn Il nearby
ranch. The regulations say l
should return with load hut
1 corldrt find anything to
bring back.
obviously haven't enough
s'ickers on my windshield yet,
because l can still see through
it,"
Williams said he was think
ing of selling out TO his hired
man and going To work for
him.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Soldier PoPuIace
Increases Here

will not be as small as previously
reported.
If the expenditure of funds fol
the Holtville field is finally ap-
proved by Washington, it will be
a field to accommodate at least
1900 men. This takes it out of
the supplemental class and gives
it the status of major field.
A naval officer has already been
appointed to supervise construction
on the proposed field.
Much farther east tnan the field
site. on the desert, two divisions
and perhaps another are now un-
dergoing intensive battle training.
The topography of the area near
Winterhaven is much like that
found in North Africa.
A number o. commissioned and
commissioned officers have
asked for housing accommodations
in Ell Centro for at least month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
5O-Foot Watchtower for
Plane Spoilers Okayed
House Approves
New Parity Base

WASHINGTON, Dec. J.
U.PD-The House today by
unanimous consent passed and
sent to the Senate legislation
directing that farm wages be
included in calculation Of par
lily prices for farm products
and defining wages as those
not only OF hired hands, but Of
Operators and owners
The bill would increase par
ity, one basis on which farm
product price ceilings are bas-
Ell. Its passage revived an is
sue that was bitterly fought
during consideration of the
price control law. The ad-
ministration at that time sue
cessfully resisted efforts to
force consideration of all farm
labor costs in determination
of parity.
The new measure was brought
up for consideration by Repre-
sentative Stephen Pace. Demo-
crat, Georgia, who said it was
necessary if farmers are to
meet food production goals set
for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Schools Here Plan
Christmas Holiday

Christmas vacation for teachers
and pupils in all schools in FL
Centro will begin at pm. Decem-
Der %, and continue until the
morning of January 4. School ST.
perintendent Guy Weakley an
nounC Thursday.
This will give the pupils extra
time to work downtown during the
Christmas shopping rush." Weak
ley said, and also will give the
teachers n little mere time to reach
their homes for Christmas Eve.
War-ti transportation problems
may make travel difficult for teach
erS living out of Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Lend-Leuse Will Take rs
Per Cent Of Farm Output

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-tU.PD-Sec-
retary of Agriculture Claude r.
Wickard said today that military
and lend-leoSe needs had increased
until they will take at least 25 per
cent Of the 1913 farm production
Wickard discussed 1913 food
ponls at Il regional conference of
federal agricultural agencies from
10 North Central states.
Our task grows larger month
by MONTH" Wickard said. This
year military and lend-lease needs
took about l3 per cent of cur to-
tai food production. A month ago,
we figured that these same needs
would take 20 per cent of the l943
output. Today. the estimate is up