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Evening star., 1942-08-23
The Authors Count, Too
Writer'S Names Are Excellent Clue
To Any Pictures Excellence
By Jay C0rmOdr.

By Jay Carmody.
approach
and the most likely to be in their degrees
customer the critic interested
who
the of the credit
author authors
will identified tell anything about
public
professional gesture
other kind widespread the
matter of fact pretty the
authorship
players typed
is why found
Lillian
Fontane Garbo the highest literary standard The
quality writing
or what their bosses thought quality writing Simple
simple writing alone,
would be interesting perhaps pastime
persons have seen three current outstanding screen attractions
able authors.
Few to Name Authors
nj a Film
There few
Jan suher wrote it, But how could identify
authors who perfectly keeps tn.
spirit OF the ogna although departing sharply from the letter it?
presumed
have been primarily responsible quite
prominent writing world the richly sentimental one which
others To
stop beating around the Dush he James Hilton Goodbye
Chips and Lost Horizon" the
would
that Mr. Hilon associates Arthur Wperi
Caudne West helped piece craftsmanship
Pride of the Yankees Keith
who follow writers
excellent entirely original
had Paul Calico who served his apprenticeship writing
that school which teaches writers illustrate
action almost universal anticipation
that Mr. Calico the perfect
bogpher testify
Mr. alico work. might
aon and there justification for making
the adapters When they turned swng
MnkieUc those with
to be fearful All three
recognizable authors who
bounds Of
aayed those others thought Gary
Cooper in the title
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picture
play exhibit, o
| "Tak Of ne Town" Merit
Indicated in
Columbia Pictures unlikely
Ronald Colman piece
Of writing could certain looking
farther down the credit list finding the
Sidney Buchanan co-authors of the script.
Mr. Shaw has been phenomenal playwright His
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forteful
standing of the underdog
mained writer inspire confidence AS collaboration Mr. Buhmans
coauhorsp old notably
Washington" inspire
| in advance of the pictures premiere Friday night.
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Evening star., 1942-08-23

country who alleged she must +. a
midget. Shirley is now IA, at that
awful age when little girls become
self-conscious or dull, or brash and
brattish. She retired from pictures
for few months with millions of
dollars in her bank account and her
name in Who's Who) and then
came back-as gracefully as she en-
tered. 1t now seems that Miss T.
can jitter-bug. And that's lot of
Evening star., 1942-08-23
They Skip Adolescence
Child Stars Become Grown.up Stars
Without Seeing the Awkward Age
By Harold Hefernan.
HOLLYWOOD.


Adolescence happens PEORIA
of the wonders of this tabled
childhood
q single gear growing pimple cracking voice.
instance:
Not than child aged
Evening star., 1942-08-23
Wanted: One Translator
Mr.. William Saroyan Has Message,
Maybe, But 1t Needs Interpreting
By SheiIah Graham.
NEW YORK.

Wanted
OF the Saroyan sheaf Of GO of them 1t?
Across
special hat
thing and nothing happens, what
Evening star., 1942-08-23
On the Hollywood Beach
Van Hehin, Film Actor and Seaman,
Writes Story of His Varied Career
By Yam Hefin.
u0IJ.vWOOn

Howlng the the ship F. H Hlman, hur
of Caribbean
amos-but quite-blew love for
ships
didn't
by this desire the that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-17

C!ear-cut logic is involved in the
meanings to be attached to the
action taken by East. III first
making the vulnerable oNcrcall.
then a double and finally a pass
Unless East Was prepared 10 play
defensively against either of the
opponents suits, diamonds and
spades, he should not have dou-
bIcd the No Trump bid Hence he
Distributed by King
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Hopes Bright,
Critics Report

ATLANTA. Ga.-The men who
keep their eyes on the turnstiles
come up with optimistic figures
for the football campaign in the
deep south for the coming 1912
wartime season.
Their optimism is based chiefly
on advance ticket sales and in
quiries which they report already
ahead of last year.
Birthplace of many a bowl
squad and always studied with
post season contenders, the
12-team Southwestern confer
ence drew 1.073.0O0O fans TO
its games in 1871 and for this
year officials of the dozen
schools foresee. despite cur
tailed transportation. an even
larger figure.
Never a soft touch for a pro-
phet. the southern situation is no
easier this year. Four teams
A a b a m a, Georgia. Mississippi
State and Tennessee-loom as pos
sible eontenders for top honors in
the Southeastern although many
believe that the situation created
by the war among coaches and
players might set the scene for a
dsrk-horse champion.
Officials Of the Southeastern
have not yet given the green light
n permit the use Of freshmen
players but meeting IN Atlanta
later this month. they are ex-
pected to approve the plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Josephson
Top Jockey

Lean Lynn Josephson made a
show of the field by romping away
with the riding honors for the
1912 Longacres meet IT was the
story OF local boy making good
as Josey broke in and developed
at the Renton oval, married a local
girl, and is raising a family just
a holler away from the track.
The lean ones closest rival
was Gus Dye, IL winning
mounts behind. The two top
hooters staged their own rid
ing race for top honors. leav-
ing the rest Of the saddle
smiths behind from the OPEN
ing week.
Both Charlie Rails and Doug
Dodson, who had taken down the
riding lsurelS in previous years,
were left in the wake of Gus and
Joe as they soooted and booted
the glory road.
Josephson rode six stake vic
tories in the 50-day meet, climaxed
by record smashing ride on Scar
Lew - Washington's own - which
climaxed the season in the Labor
Day handicap.
Final standings OF the leading
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Johnny DeGrazio Covers
Short Patch for Warriors

vesled today Pfc. Billy Seheske,
crack shortstop. who has been
with the team all season. Will be
unable TO make the Spokane trip
because of other assignments.
Arnovich likewise will he
without the services of Red"
Lassiter. under contract with
the Brooklyn Dodgers, who re-
Joined the Warriors only last
week after a long absence.
DeGrazio has been a utility in
fielder with the Warriors all sea-
son. Arnovich said he would name
new left fielder later in the
week.
Warriors sharpened their bat
ting eyes in yesterdays workout
while pitchers Ford Smith. Negro
highlander. and Sy Greenlsw,
southpaw. tuned up for possible
starting duties.
Smith cooled the Sailors with
only three hits for seven innings
last Sunday but weakened badly
in the eighth, when a five-hit BAR
rage drove him 10 cover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Eight Veterans Greet Coach at Bellarmine
Mentor Toner
Aerial Minded
John Kelly to Aid
In Coaching Work

Eight veterans were on hand
Wednesday afternoon as Pellsr-
mine Lions opened football p-sc.
tice with Gordon Toner. former
Gonzaga university athlete. as
coach to replace Andy Slatt. who
is now in the marines.
Larry Rask. accurate passing
left halfbsok, headed the parade
of returning lettermen. Others
were LaVerne Msrtineau. who
should be a standout at center this
year: Don Spurgin. glue-fingered
end; Claude knecht, aggressive
guard Jim Burkhouse, reserve
wingman: Ray Sullivan, veteran
tackle: Phil Brown. hsrd-chsrging
guard. and Al Fairhurst, reserve
quarterback.
Gone by graduation Is Ray
Hammerschmitt. go = pound
tackle: Dick Dolack, hard
running right halfback: doe
Manley. inspirational quarter
back, and a number Of other
high-class performers.
But Coach Toner believes he
has the nucleus for a strong eleven,
especially on the offense.
RAZzIF-DAZZIF
No change is planned from the
razzle-dazzle assortment of grid
plays which Andy Slstt taught
the Lions last year. The Lions
will continue to employ both the
Model T and the Notre Dame
formations.
Strong emphasis will h
placed on the aerial game
since the Rask-Spurgin com
bination Is one Of the hest
pitching-catching combinations
in prep football this year.
Assisting Toner will be John
Kelly, who also saw football action
at Gonzaga university.
The Bells open their season
against Lincoln on Sept. rs and
have games with Stadium, Seattle
Prep, Shelton, Clover Park and
O'Dea. The complete schedule has
not been arranged as yet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Local Bowling News

Mike Berry. one Of Tscoma's
best eowlers. vas top pinman in
the matches Of the City Bowling
league ss the circuit opened play
Tor the 1925 season Wednesday
nieht on the Broadway alleys.
Mike led off with a Iei
game, then stepped mp Ia us
In his second effort and closed
with q big 1Is count
Howard Bailey. a new man in
the City circuit. registered eo4 in
mir initial appearance as a men,
her Of the Broadway team, get
ting the big series with games
~ EOS. 212 and 1s7.
John Smoky Joe" Fijaiks was
tops In the single game depart
ment. rolling 23z In his second
game for the best mark of the
evening.
Team honors went 20 c. G.
Collins Ciothierx. who cracked
out 1918 In their second game
and wound mp with . ,ss4
total.
The City league got off 10 a
fine start with a packed gallery
on hand to watch the men per-
form.
The scores:
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THIRTEEN SOPHOMORES
BOLSTER BEAR VETS

California has Is sophomores on
the first two teams. and that is
the tipoff. II they can play major
league ball in their first year, the
club will be hard to beat.
Jack Herrera. 1s5-pound senior,
is one of the best guards in the
country. John Ferguson at end
and backs Bill Reinhard. Gene
Pickett and Frank Porto provide
the punch. Reinhard. brother of
the Bears All-Ameriea Bob. is a
bright prospect.
Southern California has a sea-
soned squad of 2s veterans, some
outstanding personnel and a new
coach in Jeff Cravath, who moved
down from San Francisco when
Sam Barry was commissioned
ieutensnt-commander in the
Navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Rams-Penn
Given Edge
Favored to Show
Way on Far Coost

NEW YORK Eastern collegiate
football goes to the customers this
fall. due to gasoline and rubber
rstioning. with Fordham and Penn
sylvania looming as the top teams
in the section.
Schedule makers, to aecommo-
date ticket purchasers with over
used ration books, have moved
most of the traditional games from
outlying stadiums to easily Access
sible sites in New York, Philadel-
phia. Buffalo and Baltimore.
Penn. favored 10 win the Ivy
league for the third year in
row. and Fordham. battling for
another bowl bid. were early
choices 10 lead the east with
most Of the other teams
stricken by lack of able re-
serves.
Pittsburgh. reported TO be shak-
ing off its de-emphasis program.
Boston college. Army and Cornell
were the chief dark-horses along
the Atlantic seaboard.
Army shows promise with a
scattered group of regulars return
ing but the Navy is more short
handed than il has been IN years.
Elsewhere in the Ivy league, Co.
lumhis has several starring backs,
headed by Governali. but must de-
pend too much on sophomore re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

EVELYN West was elected presi-
dent of the Coliseum Keglerettes.
formerly the Glass B women's
league. at a meeting held Wed
nesday night Immediately follow
fng the opening matches OF the
league.
Chosen TO serve with Mrs. West,
were Jeanne Walters. vice presi-
dent. and Doris Lundgren. secre-
tsry-treasurer
The kegierettes opened mp
I'm their initial matches with
many fine scores. top mark
going To Lydia Peterson with
Iss for high game and 4eo for
high series.
Ann veselik. a newcomer TO Ia
coma bowling. wound up her series
with q ISL game and brought her
first series on Tacoma alleys to
l32.
. Helen Manske rolled 426, inclnd-
ing games of 1Se, 1872 and lSo.
GLADYS Putbres started well, with
xames of 14e. lao and i26. for a
4ls total.
NORSs, DODGE GOOD
Doreen Morss had 1sl single
and Ruth Dodge a l4s game. Sarah
Hoard and Caroline Koehler rolled
nigh for Delphi clsrk's team,
ahooting s0i and AS. respectively.
Rilla Oison's 165 game and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Army Gridmen
Defeat Lions
Wode's Men Score
IL to 0 Victory

DETROIT - The Western All.
Army football team today pointed
toward its next contest against
National professional league talent
after creating further havoc in the
pro Bnks by beating the second
play-for-pay club.
Wallace Nade's Western
Service squad put on a bril-
liant performance from start
10 finish 90 smash the Detroit
Lions, 1910. last night before
seIlout crowd Of more than
10000 In the University of De-
troit stadium.
The husky soldiers humbled the
Lions with a 53-ysrd aerial thrust
in the second period and 1s-yard
field goal and safety in a thrilling
final chapter that ended with the
army again threatening to score.
Private Kay Eakin. formerly of
Arkansas and the New York
Giants. unleashed the Army's Of
fensive by tossing a perfect pass
TO 1t. Bill conatser. Texas A. a.
M. star, who caught the ball on
the 35-yard line and eluded the
Lions safety man for the games
only touchdown.
After a scoreless third peri
cd, John kimbrough, all
American fullback from Texas
A. 4 NJ, paced the soldiers To
Detroit's 11-yard line. 1t. Bill
Dawson. another Aggie repre-
sentative, booted perfect
field goal.
The Army tailed again a few
minutes later when Harry Hopp,
Lions halfback. dropped pass
from center in Detroit's end zone
after the Lions had recovered an
Army tumble on the five-yard
line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Oregon State
Still Dreams
OF Rose Bowl
PACIFIC COAST
At 4 GLANCE
FAVORED: California.
RUNNER-uP: Oregon State.
I0NG-SHOT. - Calf


ALL AMERICA NOMI-
NEEs: Ends - Allyn Beals,
Santa Clara: John Ferguson,
Calf: George Zellick. Oregon
St: Nick susoeff. Wash. St:
Tackles-George Balm, Oregon
St; Ed stamm. stanford: Don
Willer, So. Calf: Guards
Jack Herrera. Calf: Chuck
Taylor, Stanford: Dmitri Tad
ich, Wash: Walt Hsr-
rison. Wash: Backs - Paul
Taylor, So. Calf: Bill Rein
hard, Calf: Joe Day. Oregon
St: Jackie Fellows. Fresno St;
Johnny Podesto. st. Mary's;
Bob Erickson. Wash: Randall
Fawcett, Stanford; Al SOLAR.
u. c. L. A: Bill Miklieh. Idaho.
NEW COACHES: jeff Crav-
ath, SO. Calf; Marchmont
Schwartz. Stanford; Ralph
Welch. Wash: John Warren,
Oregon; James Phelan. st.
Mary's; Al Tassi. San Fran
cisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

like the Southern California varsi-
ties of the early sos. the Stanford
teams of '33-34-35 or Clark
Shaughnessy's T-toters of 40.
Each team last season lost two
games or more. Oregon State
nosed out Washington and Wash
ington State for titular honors.
Stanford was fourth as the north
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Crane Boom Kills Pair
PORTLAND Sam

PORTLAND sam Peter Bur
cato. 10. and John Templeton. ~.
Oregon Shipbuilding corporation
workers. were killed al the yard
here when they were struck by =
crane boom. coroners report
released Thursday said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
Almost $4,000
Made by Acres
For Army Fund

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Army
Relief day. Aug. 20, melted
Ss7.949.30. II was announced
yesterday following = confer
ence between army emergency
relief committee members and
Transfers council members.
The huge total represented
ticket sales, prize donations. the
take" and "breakage" Of
pari-mutUel handle In excess Of
SI36,0OO. All employees of the
Washington Jockey club donated
their wages for the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
City Pinmen Open Season

Also slated to open tonight at
the North End alleys, starting at
I o'clock, is the North End Ladies
league. while Friday night will
bring the Tacoma Major league in
augural, slated for $50 o'clock.
The Friday evening program will
also include the opening session of
the Telephone Girls league, sched-
uled TO get under way at S o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

: FORT LEWIS Johnny De-
Grazio. former Wisconsin State
league player. will cover shortstop
for the Fort Lewis Warriors IN
Their second shot at the Pasco
Naval Flyers at Spokane this sun
DAY. The game is one Of three
scheduled for the Northwest Serv-
See Baseball championship, with
AL proceeds going into the Fort
Lewis and Pasco base athletic
funds.
Manager Morrie Arnovieh re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
. League
Leaders

OFT. Giants. IS Keller. Yankees IS.
Mize. Giants. "a. Labs. Browns -.
Runs hated In: Williams. Red Sox.
1876. Keller. Yankees. 100; DIM aggio.
Yankees. 100: Gordon. Yankees. aa.
Mize. Giants. q6.
Runs: Williams. Red Sox. i24: d.
Maggie. Yankees. il2. OFT. Giants.
iO4: DiMaggio, Red SoX. lO4. Gift,
Browns, 100.
Hits: pesky. Red Sox. 1888: Spence
Senators 1876: DiMsggio. Yankees.
I'll; Williams Red Sox, l69; DiMag-
go. Red Sox. l6e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
SCHWARTZ INHERITS
GOOD STANFORD LINE

Marchy Schwartz. who starred
in the backfield for Notre Dame,
is the new Stanford coach.
He inherits a good line, a back
field that carries a real star in
Randall Fawcett and thin re-
serves. The center of the forward
wall, with such stalwarts as Ed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

this season.
In 1941, the
Far West failed
to produce a
I 2 a m which
stood head and
shoulders above
the rest of the
] "a & ue, al
though Oregon
State was eapa-
bic enough to
Ia Ike Duke in
the transplant
ed Tournament
of Roses.
But h ere
WAS no team
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ern group, for once, dominated
the league.
California is the choice over
Oregon State by a shade.
Lon Sinners Beavers lost Is
lettermen, eight of them regulars.
and three assistant coaches.
Bob Dethman and Don Durdan
leave a backfield gap and Martin
Chaves will be missed in the line.
George Balm, a 207-pound veteran,
is a whale of tackle and there
are few better wingmen than
George zellick. Joe Day and Choc
Shelton are more than adequate
at fullback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
BY RED GRANGE
The Original Man-in- Motion

California. which has been cuff
ed around the Pacific Coast Con-
ference since 1887 when the Cold
en- Bears won in the Rose Bowl,
looms as the club TO bring order
out of confusion in the Far West
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Mickey McArdle and Bob Musick.
brother of the Trojans' famous
Jim of decade ago. A rock-rib-
bed line, bolstered by 235-pound
Earl Audet. the Georgetown
tackle transfer. should give the
Los Angeles array plenty of pow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
PACIFIC COAST SEES SIX
MAJOR COACHING CHANGES

Oregon finished the 1941 cam
paign by dropping III affair to
Texas, but the Webfeet start off
undaunted under Vaughan Corley.
Bob Koch. who was shifted from
Stanford under ruling by Com
missioner Atherton. is fine full
back prospect.
U. c. l.. A. has Al Solari and
lot of question marks. Francis
Schmidt is on the upgrade at
Idaho. Santa Clara and San
Francisco are the best of the in
dependents. Jimmy Phelan faces
a bleak outlook at st. Mary's.
Six major coaching changes
took place between season. Four
were the result of military serv-
ice, two of the vicissitudes of the
profession.
After taking the blasts of syn
thetic alumni. you can't blame
coach for tackling nice, easy
assignment like fighting the Japs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
YALE OFFENSE POOR

ALE VI TENSE fOOk
Yale admittedly has little often
sive hope and will concentrate on
guarding its own goal line. Har-
ward will do well TO retain the Big
Three title while Princeton sp-
pears only slightly stronger. Dart
mouth was one of those hit hard
est by enlistments.
Penn State has good mate
rial 10 replace a graduation
riddled varsity. Temples Owls
come up heavier and with one
of the most varied air attacks
in the east.
Nillanova's Wildcats Will be
wilder than last year with q more
polished club, and Holy Cross.
pointing for certain games. can
be counted on for several upsets.
Colgate has sound team while
Syracuse is handicapped by a weak
line Lafayette looks for = spotty
season and Georgetown. strong
only AT the ends and tackles. will
fin mostly underdog roles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Stamm. Bruno Banducci, Chuck
Taylor. Loren LaPrade and Milt
Vuchinich, is just about the tough
est in the west.
Pest Welch has a Washington
squad streamlined by war and
graduation.
He has bright items in center
Walt Harrison and halfback Bob
Erickson, who are likely to be the
coasts outstanding performers at
their positions. Dmitri Tadich is
a rugged guard. WEIGH will blend
the T into the Notre Dame box,
but his backs will not shift.
Washington State has the best
end on the coast in Nick Susoeff,
a 6-foot 4-inch, 206-pound Rus
sian who ripped the Stanford T
to shreds last season. Eligibility
loCSeS b1trt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
FIRST RELIEF JOB

NEW YORK 49, When Jumbo
Bonhsm Of the Yankees finished
Marvin Breuers pitching assign
ment against the White Sox. II
marked the first time this season
that he acted as a relief worker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11
BERTELLI WARNS UP

NOTkE DAME-Ed MckeeVer,
Notre Dame backfield coach.
spends 20 minutes Of each prac-
tice day warming up Angelo Ber-
tells passing arm in a game of
catch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

You help yourself when you buy
U. S. War Bonds.
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Loop Wus Formerly
Known as Century

Tacoma's Glass 3 City league.
which this year adopted its new
name after being known as the
Century league for its Ia previous
seasons, gets under way this
Thursday night at the North End
alleys. starting at o'clock
Lee Garrison. veteran
trundler and one Of the city's
outstanding bowling organlz-
ers, il president Of the circuit;
Roman koehler. another long
time deyotee Of the kegling
sport, il vice president: and
Bertha Mccormick will serve
a. secretary-treasure Of the
loop for the 18th consecutive
season.
The league is an eight-team sf-
fair which will roll on an SIS
scratch basis. and team captains
promise the circuit will be one Of
the strongest IN the city. bowling
only to the Major and City leagues
in the matter of high average team
personnel
CAPTAINS NAMED
Captains and their teams are
Harold Olson's Groeers, Gus
Blooms Rugmen, Les FEEDERS
Oilers, Joe McCormiek's Moose
quintet. Lee Gsrrison's Hot Shots.
Earl Porter's Shipysrds. John
Malesky's Haberdsshers and Ro-
man koehler's Hstters.
In contrast with previous
campaigns. the league will this
season roll all three games on
the same pair Of alleys. an
innovation which has gained
wide popularity in the east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

The backfield will be built
around the talented and left-hand-
ed passing Paul Taylor, shifty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-11

Bill has rolled IA perfect 800
games during his long association
with the tenpin sport, the most re-
cent one coming last summer. His
1913 average in the City league last
season was tops of all bowlers on
the Broadway.
No change in policy has been
announced by the new Broadway
manager.