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The Nome nugget., 1942-10-21
S5OO,OOO More For Palmer Richardson

WASHINGTON, Oct. - Tn e Senate Appropriations Committee recommended $5O0,000 to com- plete construction of the Palmer Richardson Highway in Alaska and also recommended that the total cost of improvements to the road be set at $2,30O,O0O instead of $l,8OO,0OO.
 The committee said that the 145 miles of road to connect Palmer with the Richardson Highway, according to engin- eers' reports, necessitates a larg- CT sum than was originally ap- propriated because of greater coss of labor, transportation and other items.
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-21
Rayon Be Used In Tiremaking

WASHINGTON, Oct. - Rub Der Administrator William Jef- fers told Farm State Senators, We have gambled too damn long already on the rubber sit uation, in defending the WIPE order to substitute rayon for cot ton in heavy tire manufacture.
 Despite a bombardment of questions by members of the Ag- ricultural Committee, most of
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-21

Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-21
SOURDOUGH STATIONERY
 At Nugget Office

That unique and humorous, and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse" Letter heads and Envelopes, have been brought strictly up to date, and are now available at the Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-21

Proof of Labor Blanks can nov be had at the Nome Nugget ofiic,
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-21
Senator is Father Of Daughter

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 --- A six and one-half pound daughter was born to the wife of United States Senator Robert R. Key holds of North Carolina, chair man of the Senate Military Af- fairs Committee.
 Mrs. Reynolds is the daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Walsh Mclean, the Washington social leader and former newspaper publisher.
 The baby was born at the Me Lean home.
 Senator Reynolds, is 58 years old. He and his wife, his fifth, were married las October.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-09-18

Airplans Tires and Tubes
AirpIane Wheels end Brakes
AirpIane Wing Pencils
AirpIane Rivef Cement
Airplane FrieiionIess Grommsss
Airplane Pcraehufe Seat Cushions
Alrplans Pilot Scots
Anii.Airerofi Gun barrels. Mounts.
corriages and cenier Sleeves
Barrase DaIIeons
Batteries
Deqie Rollers
Bomb ceses
Brake Lining
Bulles.Rssissing Tubes
DuIIes-Sealing Fael Tanki
BuIIes-SeaIing OH Tanks
Dullsi.SsaIlng Hose
comhoS Tires
crash Pads
cushiens. Foemed leiex
Deck elects
Engine Meuaiinss
Eve Guards for Gun Sights
Fab Belts
Frame Sands for Meters
Cos Masks
Greund Grip 1r@eston Tires
esn Reeell Mechanism Ssals
Gun Sseeks. Plasile
Haseh GGsksis
Hose, Rsbber
Landlns Beafs
Life Belts
Life Refs
Life Vests
MesalIle Belt Links for Msehlns-
Gun Cartridges
Masiresses. Feamsd laSex
Motorcycle Tires
Pads for Tanks and Pilot Ssais
PoPG.Rofis
Passenger Car Tires
PlGssie Helmets
Plasile Lenses
Ponfoens
Rims fer Gers. Tracks, and Tanks
Rsbber Half Troeks
Rsbbsr Traek Blocks for cembaS,
Tonks
Shaissrprees oxyssn cylindsss
Scent Car Tracks
Ssadfoms consaes LiShiing Dseys
Shell euard Faeiass
Spark Plugs
Tank Tracks
Tanks. Component Paris
Tersion Bushlngs
Treneh MersaP Doses
Truek Tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15

GIRL for doctors office, tipping; expert
enee preferred. Or. Atweil, 1908 r
Jefferson. LIE. 1922
waite room, si2; references Northlawn
500.
GIRLS for general laundry work; expe-
rience unnecessary. New Way Laundry,
2250 Lemay.
GIRLS for laundry work. Good pay. steady
work. sani-Wssh Laundry, fooi sixth
street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Dance
Tickets Mailed Out
Keep Happy
Party JAM q
at Olympia

The Detroit Times Bowlers
Keep En- Happy" party, Janu-
airy % At Olympia will be the
biggest show-dance Of its kind
ever held here II was assured Sat-
urday when thousands Of tickets
10 the eventewere mailed 70 bowl
erS throughout the metropolitan
Detroit area.
Upwards Of 400 league secre-
tarles Of the Detroit Bowling As.
ISOLATION and some 400 secre-
taries Of the Detroit Womens
Bowling Association will receive
tickets, as well as more than 90
members of the Bowling Proprie-
tors Association Of Greater De-
trOli
These three organizations. with
The Detroit Times, are sponsor
ing the dance 70 raise funds 70
purchase athletic equipment for
army camps and naval stations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Shake Up Badger
Coaching Staff
Howard O'OelI,
From Pennsylvania,
New BackfieId Pilot

NIADlSOE. Jan. 10 GNS).-
Athletic director Harry Stuhl-
dreher today announced, q reor-
of the University al
Wisconsin football coaching SctuI
which VIII bring Howard ODcll
at present a member OF the lm-
OF PennSy lNanla staff, tc
Madison As baCkheid coach
O'Dell viii serve as chief as
Sistant TO StuhIdreher who viii
continue as head coach Baseball
coach Art Mansfield viii become
coach Of football "B' squad
which again Will be- established
as part OF the Wisconsin ath-
letic program after being abo'-
IShcd many years ago
The Shakcup resulted in the de
motion OF varsity line coach Bot
Reagan to the position OF dlrecto,
of freshman athletics. Frank Jor-
dan. former varsity backheld
coach. viii be Reagan'S assistant
IN the new Setup.
Stuhldreher promised a revamp-
ing of his staff following the l94l
season in which the Badgers won
only from Iowa, Purdue and In
diana in the Big Ten Conference
and lost nonCOnference engage
ment> with Marquette, Columbia
and Syracuse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Tickets Are $I.I0

The tickets viii he distributed
among the various team captains
OF the respective leagues, 20 be
sold m turn TO individual bowlers
Tickets viii be sold fer Sft0
each including federal smuse-
mcnt tax. and Will entitle the
holder 10 attend both the show
and the dance.
Ted Lewis and his lnterra-
tionaiiN-famouS orchestra, as well
49, the acts which 90 10 make NJ
hIS show Vill appear on The pro-
gram which also vii feature Sev-
cral special events Of particular
interest 10 hoWlerS.
This >how-dance The first ma
i0r contribution of Us kind by -
athletic group towards natiou
defense is expected 10 he ~
iorcrunnor az similar events 70 he
staged by bowlcrs IN other Soc
tonS Of the country II also VII
provide an Inspiration 10 other
athletic groups for active pArticl.
patton n our present great anna
upTf DrOurau1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Stroh Hits 300
To Lead Match
By 161 Pins
Norris Leads Way
With 7o8 Count
Against National

Shooting \ spectacular 5000 and
paced 10y Captain Joe Norris,
Stroh took p l6l-pin lead over
Louis Burr'S National in the first
three games OF their 1S-game
match for the state match game
championship. National shot 3039
IN the topping at Nj, Elliott Rec
reatlon.
Stroh topplcd games Of 900
1850 and ll21, while National put
together $50 1lOi and 976
Norris, rolling anchor. closed
with a big 266 after 2lS and pa
for 7OS 10 lead Stroh CaSS Cry
ger had a 262 finale in 64S Walt
ReppcnhaEcn 6H Fred Wolf 6l}
and Phil Bauman COZ.
Burr did more than his share
with 696 series on 225- 26S-2O3
Johnny Crmm,nS followed with
62S and Tony NoNak had h01.
The series viii be resumed hi,
SUNDAY with afternoon and eve
nlng blocks of three games ~ Nj
Elliott Recreation.
The match also IS FOR q $500
purse with am extra son being
put up 10y each team ON fho lota
pms topplcd los Norris and Grim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

Mayor Edward j. foGreS Ir "a
honorary chairman of the Keep
I'm IIapp> show dance Com
mon Pleas Judge lohn n Watts
rs executive charrmsa NJ tho COM
ml'tCo m charge. and me presi-
DOM, ot the three local bowling
p >~ocIa' arc VICE Chalrmen otto
s Propp" ,actC'4rN treasurer NJ
the propT "rur> ASSOCIATION holds
The same post with Tho committee.
officers ~ Tho three organizations
are members 81 'he executive
committee along With Hard kahl,
bowling editor 81 the Times.
Defr0It'S many bowlerS will
rTvr thor opportunity - purchase
their Individual tickets 70 the
party on their respective bowling
nights l. IS expected by the time
the ho"lorS themselves Get their
tickets there VIII be few left n
place on sale for t-e general
public
Original plans for tho gala
event make D. strictly a bowlers'
party pu' on hN Detrol's howlers,
for tho boVlers and supported by
thom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

DetroirS 46S team reservations
for The annual American Bowling
Congress. tournament 10 be held
i'm Columbus. O., beginning March
g. have been cat 10 800 Frank
MitIcl. executive committeeman
and prc>Idon' of the Detroit Bowl
ing Association revealed Saturday.
Defense work and The draft
were given as the reasons for the
loss of - hNcS by MItzei But
MuleI before he departed for
Milwaukee. headquarters of 1he a
B. c.. Wa> certain Detroit would
bee The FIRST city outside OF the
host. 90 make 400 reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Hank Ehr|e Wins
Old Timers Pin
Meet With SCI
SIS Year-OId Bowler
Shoots 200 Game
10 Steal Show

IIcun Thrle's 59l FOR three
-lnr> captured FIRST place in the
eleventh annual old Timers bowl
ng tournament Saturday night Al
the Cadillac alleys. but an 81
N,ar-utd bowler. John t'launcrN.
'on the ADMIRATION OF the 80
veterans of - years or more IN
tIc game who competed
FlauuClN. who was born Eve
Years before the start OF the
Civil Nar.Clu>ed ms series with a
POO game q score not too common
In the tournament flannerN.
who is the oldest active bowler in
the city. shot hl> POO despite two
misses and finished with 4 AS
total
Ehrlc who is secretary Of The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic as
Well - CAPTAIN Of the CoCa-Cola
team IN that league was re-
praler. having Won the even, IN
1898 EhElr put together games
of lN-lS9-2l5 for ms winning
series
Charles Moeller finishing with
- was second with 5S7 and Jake
Suubcn> oil third with 57l. Harold
Allen after good start. closed
with l6S for Dos tied for flfth.
JAY II PuRi> past president
of lhc Detroit Bowling A>>oGIa-
ton rolled 3S7 Lowest total
turned n was 9l-S2-l04 for 277
Following the bowling the Old
Timers led by Ed Helwig, preSi-
dent and A. Kanberg, wee preSl-
dent, held their annual banquet
al the Fort shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Entirely Different

Twentieth Century is tied ion
if,h position and Chcnc- Tronb.t
dcadlocked for eighth But
esCue and tournament play are
IS different as night and day
SoWlerS press more IN tourna
ncntS than they 90 IN leagues
'hore They are relaxed Unless
hey Get away to a good start
hoy most usually overplc>S them
PlVcS right ont OF the contention
There Is one thing in favor O.,
~hene-Trombly PauluS is de-
ermined young man once he,
made up his mind II is has am
lition 10 hang up q score that
Won't be surpassed after what
happened last year.
Last year PauluS. with keT
Iavland Joe Green Mike Tesla
nd Len Dcttlof assisting turnec
n 2qel only 20 see Joe Norris
;troh come along with 3O69 neal
he finish 20 cop the champion
hip. As carly As last July Joey
vas assembling parts L,r a bowl
ng machine 20 OutNcofc Stroh In
HE particular event
He kept Tesla and added Steve
'ruChon, Hank GAVE and Lou
deyerS II IS a young aegregi-
ION but very capable On 30
'ember IS these lads combined
or 1906 series highest thus tar
not anywhere In The city and
ikcly 20 be AT The close OF The
caSOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Dempsey Arm,
Appeal Denied

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 GNSl.
Jack Dempsey effort TO enlist
IN the United States armed forces
failed today when the adWtdnt
general refused To waive age re-
qlrempnt> necessary for induction
OF the i6-Near-old former heavy
weight champion.
Turned down because OF the age
clause when ne sought TO enlist Al
New York. DempSeyS ease was
appealed 10 the war department.
Dempsey was rejected on The
basis OF the law Stlpulating that
no men over IS VIII be- accepted
through INITIAL enlistment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Roscoe ToIes Wins
In South America

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. To 'Upl.
Roscoe IoleS American heavy
weight, scored a technical knock
out over Guilermo Lowell. brother
of South American heavyweight
champion Alberto Lowell in The
h'h round SATURDAY night The
rr'orae stopped the bOu, because
L".cli VAS goggy from heavy
punishment inflicted by ToIeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Rainbow and Palace
Employees End Match

Ramb"w Recreation employees
".i boo leading Palace Recreation
In 'n, tirstioi Bow lbs 80 pu>
Nhpu tHe> complete their annual
home t0a home match a ih- Ptl-
aue Decoration "Wednesday alter
noon Rainbow gained mi, ma.
ln au Dr., home drives i3,t week.
'ohn ~QH'p leading wth 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
SuN "A Bonnie r.
Entries Close Sunday
For Lutheran Meet

Entries for The thirteenth an
nual Lutheran bowling tourna-
ment 10 be held at Great Lakes
Recreation Wcck-cnd>. starting
February close with Arthur
keck. secretary, this Sunday al
midnight.
Last years record entry OF $50
teams Is expected 10 be- broken
The event also attracted All
doubles and 80 singles with spill
lcis Gom Toledo Cleveland BAY
City, Saginaw and t'rankenmuth
RuX "A Unn,har
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Craftsmen 10 Hold
Tourney in Chicago

The twelfth annual Craftsmen >
national bowling tournament VIII
be- staged at the Gold Coast Rec
ica'ion m Chicago March IL 10
April 3 The event is open 10
Ma-on> In good standing only
EulutS close with Math Luecker
lI}S Addison. Chicago March !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

Casino and pah>' loader and
unncrup IN me Michigan Major
League furnish Tho number ono
attraction Sunday afternoon ar
DENLY Recreation
Pabot is one Of tho teams c5pa.
bls Of stopping TONY Co>coIcnda S
Shippers. bur II they are 90 be
headed oft something must be
done about u before many more
weeks or the Woodward avenue
troupe s destined 20 be The
leagues first champion
Barring possible po>'pouemonr
of one match n the string. lo'
Adams Dawes spar with Bob
Coles Auto clubs. lrtn GIcs old
bruS bracket with George Hle-
hays Eastern Markets lie b
Cases EdclWeiSS meets ID Rep
pa GlcnnS and Herman BeDCcli g
Norge tackles Harry Tohian :
F'ayEOcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
3O6 Is Record

The record Tor an outside entry
In The annual classic was SET h>
Chicago last year with 3O6 for lhc
81 Paul tournament Whether
Chicago viii ,trpaSS the 400 mark
tins season VIII not he known for
more than % week
Of the 500 Detroit foams that
have picked lp their reservations
and paid their entry fccs ia are
booster and 20 regular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Metro Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team e,rr' Three gAuss s's-1ar1
H'Z 80 FH0" Rfr-ea'or 1858 Palrv
Per. Recreation 1o27 DENLY Rscrestfon,
Team frs~t-.1rs game. Mi~vstt. fns>
%rrge Man Er.. fuE2 pslTs- =
Recreation fn-E Derby Fee~sz'Icr 10y
individual srfrf--T Three games Frs-
S'as4. f42 Herman Ilhs~-f1ls ss7. eyl-
ester THE. SO Hs-r, Cf1dsn so
frf..Id.s e,er' One game Hsr-s-
r.HeuvHr goa ~ watson 2TE psrrp
Cp0dsr "a lack Gardner. ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

Buy y Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

RIIN "A Rnunl,rr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

BUY a bomber
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

On Ohe Gam, j.!
With ELIloTT MErcAlF

Hunters save the brass end of your empty shotgun
shells. s''
Two of them make enough brass to manufacture q
rifle she'll
Old Uncle Sam and his fighting bows want Won IN ao this
and when YOU do turn them your sports dealer
this there are hndds =, .r
and the brass from them viii melting pot 10 sd in
this great
bohersome TO some but each hunter nu L..
enc Dig pOeke exclusively Tor empty shells and III that pocket
shells as he can he VIII be serving nation his nag
fully appreciate that the average hunter by long habit mlsh
find hard to think Of the shell following especially bird
Il knocked down and pursuit retrieve follows
you your to the situation Pek IN .v.,v
empty shell you see cut off the body place precious
war material brass n your pocket
You'll feel doing 1t. No effort Is REQUIRED
sportsmen of Tacoma district this 4 am
They have been doing fine saving geese
feathers two t2) inches undo are desired
These feathers being sportsmen assoe
and in turn will be turned which
them sleeping bags and clothing for
fighting boys in the front lines
Now. brass again.
A. Wall Of Hunt Moe company. hunter writes to
explain that he has picked up his shells and other shells
n lake country.
now the season half ever
retrieve old shells every do likewise
Secretary Of the Interior Harold l. Iekes emphasizes
his part it should
20 material
rendered made plain by
removing piece
shotgun shells.
sports by placing special
Of brass.
put appropriate
Hun "Slap the Jap"
Remember hunters there those hunters
The of hunting in the effort
They understand by your effort in
saving shells feathers waterfowl
hunting
meatfamine, important
aid fighting through feathers
Remember when empty shells bag be-
they will and TIN
10 know you are aiding the great cause
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Harvard Harlow
Sworn Into Navy

BOSTON - Richard c. (Dick)
Harlow. head coach of football at
Harvard university since 1885. was
sworn into the United states navy
as a lieutenant-commander today.
The move came ~ a sur
prise only a few hours after
a philadelphia newspaper had
published a story stating that
Harlow would enter the army
soon as a ma jor in charge OF
recreational sports.
A 52-year-old native of Phila-
delphia. Harlow and Harvard have
lust completed their worst foot
ball season. winning two games,
tying one and dropping six inr
GLIDING the famed Ivy league
meeting with Yale.
Football is up to the govern
ment.a Harlow said when asked
about the future Of the sport.
Harlow will he in charge
Of a rest center now being
established In Pennsy lyanias
Pocono mountains where sea
men wounded in battle viii
he sent to recuperste.
aThat" said Harlow. is dis
,inct step from World War ] in
the way the navy is taking care
~ it's boys both during and after
the war"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Prep Scores

Lincoln 81. Garfield Q tootn
Sesttlel.
Cleveland 10. West Seattle ]
doth SeattleJ.
Vancouver IS, csmas 0.
Aberdeen 7. Hoquim Q.
Ricgefield y. Woodland 0.
Winlock n, Toledo 8.
Longyiew 7, Kelso 0.
Rogers (spokanej IL. Eiisns-
burg 0.
Waila Wsila 13. YAKIMA T.
sedro Woolley 81. Nj Vernon Q
Lincoln I3. Stadium o.
Everett 40. Salem. Ore 0.
Sumner 81. Puyallup 0.
BeIiinghsm 81. Edmonds !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Charge AA Men
Shooting Ducks

SEATTLE - Military officials
today Investigated a complaint
mat anti-aircraft gunners sta
toned south Of Seattle were shoot
ING ducks while on duty.
A resident Of the vicinity.
Charles Nightingale. explained,
however, the gunners were using
rifles and not anti-aircraft guns
10 bring down the fowl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
BALL
RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS


Duquesne Is, Lakehurst Naval
air station 0.
Bucklell 81, Franklin and Mar
shall 0.
Hardin-Simmons II, Howard
Payne o.
Louisiana State IS. Tulane 6.
Marshall IS, Bradley Tech 7.
Missouri AZ, Kansas 10.
Great Lakes As, Northwestern o.
Penn "a, Cornell Z.
William and Mary 10, Rich
fnond 0.
Nebraska Wesleyan 81, Has
tings 0.
st. Louis rs, Washington u.
(Mo.) o.
Texas IL, Texas A. & M. s.
Tulsa 40, Arkansas 7.
Utah 10, Idaho Z.
vPI 20. VMI s.
Wake Forest 33, South Caro-
Ina IA.
Utah State 81, Wichita IS.
Texas Mines 81, New Mexico
State 6.
Willamette 26. Whitman 0.
Akron 0. John Carroll 0.
Texas Tech IS, Arizona s.
Colgate Is, Brown O.
Western Reserve rs, Case 0.
Chattanooga 81, Centre IA.
Cincinnati 20. Miami u. II.
Dayton 20. Ohio u. o.
Colorado 81, Denver 6.
Brooklyn college 81, c. c. N.
7. rs.
Fresno State 8, San Jose state o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
ny HAROLD SHAW

Never before have TIE Lincoln
Aees played IN = wartime Thanks
giving day game but the Rail-
splittsrs employed a couple Of
army maxins Thursday "a take
their first city football champion
ship from STADIUM Tigers since
1883.
Il vas difficult terrain upon
which the Tigers and Abes staged
their 1919 classic but the Rail-
splitters had the necessary deei-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Vote Ben Hogan
Vardon Trophy

NEW YORK-The Professional
Golfers association highest award,
The Vardon trophy, belonged to
little Ben Hogan, former mighty
mite Of the links today. Hogan
registered a total Of 400 points
while Byron Nelson finished sec
ond with 315. Sam Snesd. now IN
NE army. was third with 255.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

Ing Thompson. star Lincoln
end. was being held At Tacoma
General hospital Friday for
treatment OF injuries suffered
In Thursdays stadium-Lncoln
football game IN the stadium.
The is-yesr-old youth suffered
q twisted knee and q sprained
ankle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

sions TO take advantage Of two
breaks and score = well-esrnec
1910 triumph.
In military psrlanee. here's how
Eddie schwsrz' smsrtly coached
eleven did ~:
ARES HAD TROUBLE
Use your infantry 20 seize
ground and hold 10.
Use your aerial power 10
disrupt the enemy's rear conn.,
munieations.
For better than one quarter all
the Abes could do was hold their
ground. for they were back on
their heels for the entire IL min
utes following n disastrous tumble
on their first running play of the
game.
Three times the Bengals had
penetrated into Lincoln ter
ritory but each time the Rail-
splitter Infantry held firm,
stopping the Tigers success
slsely on their ga, rs and Is
yard lines.
Again in the second quarter the
Tigers drove down to the Rail-
splitter 23-yard line but this time
tactical mistake by the Stadium
signal-caller permitted the Abes
to bring out their air power and
make the break which eventually
won the game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
PASS INTERCEPTED

On two Of three previous stalled
drives. Stadium had always kicked
once out Of bounds on the IL
yard line, once dead on the six
yard line. A pass interception by
Bob Platter on the Lincoln 10
yard line stopped the third assault.
but each time the Abes
took over. they were mp
against their goal line and
were forced To punt and give
the ball back TO the Tigers
again.
On the fourth drive. II was
fourth down and two yards to 20
on the Lincoln %. The situation
literally cried for another line
play but this time Stadium kicked.
The punt went over the goal line
and the Abes took over on their
20-yard stripe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Abes Now Rule CiiY's Prep
Gridiron, Breaking Old Jinx
First Title for Roilsplitters Since
1888: Winners Mode Most of ''Breuks"
the place q use the powsr.
And uneola did.

And lincoln did.
The victory drive consisted q
nine plays al through ire lire.
largely through ne guard sioss
on this drive. the Ahcs employed
special Minnesota formation =
one which places me quarterback
Gin this case. Morgan Rarofshyl
on the short side 81 the line
rather than in the blocking back
position just behind tackle On the
strong side q the unbalanced front
wall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Run FOR FUNDS

NEW YORK - Every time one
q Trainer Andrew Schuttingers
horses wins. be gives a portion Of
his earnings to war relief.