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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Flying Ola"
May Appear
AT Snoqualmie

Flying Ola" of Little Norway,
Ont, free Norwegian aviator and
holder of the American ski jump
ing crown. may appear in a spe-
cial benefit jump at Beaver lake
near Snoqualmie pass March 20,
the Northwest ski association Of
ficials said today.
The association approved the
benefit. proceeds of which would
go to the Little Norway air school
fund.
Ola" keeps his identity secret
in fear OF German reprisals
against his family in Norway.
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sends Tom I.awkey, Red Soy
owner, 1O0-word telegram
after each game summarizing
what happened starting 1t off
with eight twin" or "lose" ac-
cording To the result -.
The worst looking ball club
in Florida Is the Detroit
Tigers But even so, Man
ager Del Baker has confided
to intimates that he doesn't care
IL Buck Newsom ever shows
up -.
The Great Lakes naval train
ing station will have one of the
best baseball clubs operating
this summer More than
100 games already have been
booked for a national tour
Mickey Cochrsne is slated 10
manage the club. and some of
his stars will be Bob Teller.
Sam Chapman. Benny Mccoy.
Bob Harris (Browns) and Joe
Grace (Brownsl
Charlie Fuchs, Tigers rookie
pitcher. is "ball-headed" and
looks something like Leo Duro-
cher :.
Seven wives of Cincinnati ball
players are going to have babies
this summer and fall
Ival Goodman. Reds out
fielder who played in only ~
games last season because OF
double hernia. looks like a diff
ferent ball player this spring
and is due for a big come
back Charlie Gehringer.
now a Detroit coach, is work.
ing like blazes this spring and
looks in good enough shape to
play -.
Dom DiMsggio. diminutive
Red Sox center fielder. hit a
ball 420 feet on the fly for a
homer against the Reds the
other day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Along the Grapefruit Trail

AMPA. Fla All major
league ball clubs are making
transcriptions for the war de-
partment which will be sent by
short wave radio to American
soldiers from Iceland to Bataan
and to ships at sea The
Brooklyn Dodgers are the most
popular club in baseball with
the soldiers :.
Every time an announcement
is made over the public address
system about Brooklyn at
Grapefruit games in Florida the
lads in khaki raise the roof .
Ted Williams is still batting
only about 500 in popularity
with letter writers over his
draft deferment, but the fans
down here applaud him every
time he comes to bat =.
When Williams played against
the Reds In Tampa last Sunday
there were 1,752 soldiers In the
stands and they gave Ted q
rousing cheer
The civilians in the bleachers
made some uneomplimentary
remarks about Williams and
about dozen fans near him
told him to shut up until he
put on a uniform -.
Joe Cronin won't be in the
Red Sox lineup opening day =.
John Pesky. the Louisville
rookie. will play short
Cronin is getting in shape to
pinch-hit and play only in an
emergency
Phil Troy. Red SoN secretary,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Meet to Form
Ball Leagues

A meeting Of all organizations
interested in fielding bali teams
in one Of the park recreation soft
ball leagues City. Industrial. Ma
tional. American and Shipyard
circuitsl will be held at S o'clock
Wednesday night in the Metropol-
itsn Park district office. 2l2 City
Hall annex.
Inter-league rules and regula-
tons for 1912 will be discussed,
also definite dates set for the open
ing of this SEASONS schedules,
entry fees and umpire fees.
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saw the Mats take 1874 shelleck-
ing from the Brooklyn Dodgers.
ANAHEIM, Calf. - The Phila-
delphia As meet the Chicago
White Sox in a return engagement
today after the Windy City aggre-
cation took the first game in a
series Of exhibition tits yesterday.
20.
TT. LAUDERDALE. Fla
Manager Hans Lobert of the
Philadelphia Phils sought
pitching array TO toss against
the Syracuse Chiefs Of the
international league today.
after \ free hitting contest
between the two teams yester-
day. The Lob-rtmen downed
the Chiefs. 1t-io.
SAN BERNARDINO. Cai.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates take on Sac
rsmento today in the final exhi-
bition game at their training base
here. The Pirates evened their
training record at 2 and yester-
day by pounding the Chicago Cubs
for IA hits--three by shortstop
Pete Coscorart-and an SIS VIC
tory.
CLEARWATER. FLA. - The
Cleveland Indians Loaf yester-
day To the ST. Louis Cardinals.
10, but RAY Post turned in n
scoreless and almost hitless
stretch for five innings.
LAKELAND. Fia.-The Detroi,
Tigers picked Paul Dizzy Trout
and Hal Manders to pitch today
against the National league cham
pion Brooklyn Dodgers. The New
York Yankees yesterday defeated
the Tigers 2-1. the fifth consecu.
tive defeat suffered by Detroi;
since the opening of the exhibition
game slate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Play Tonight

VALLEJO. Cal. - Basketball
teams representing the apprentices
Of Puget Sound and Mare island
navy yards meet here tonight IN
the first Of a series Of three games
10 decide their annual rivalry.
Games will be played tomorrow
and Friday nights as well.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Nv UNITED PRESS

LAKELAND. F1a--The Brook
lyn Dodgers. with two victories in
one day under their belts. 20 up
against the Detroit Tigers here
today. The Dodgers "a team
blasted the Senators. i3-4, at Or
lando yesterday. while the b.
team was busting the Braves, 81.
ORLANDO, F1a--Attempt-
ing to recover from . humiii-
ating I6-2 defeat IT the handa
Of the Cincinnati Reds. the
New York Giants play Cieve-
land today.
TAMPA. Fla.-Those mute New
York Yankee bats worried Man
aeer Joe Mccarthy today as his
world champions met Cincinnati
In an exhibition. The yanks
scraped together only two runs on
three hits yesterday to defeat the
Tigers, 2-1.
san BERNARDINO. Cai-The
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the
Chicago Cuba, SIS, in their first
exhibition game against National
league opposition yesterday.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-The
Chicago White Sox attempt TO
better their 800 standing In
Pacific coast exhibition games
today n another game with
the philadelphia Athletics. Al
the As home grounds ~ Ana
heim yesterday the sex shut
out Connie Msck's nine. 20.
for their second victory In
four starts
ORLANDO, F1a--The Washing
ton Senator's hoped to get back to
their winning ways today against
the St Louis Browns. Yesterday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Billy vs.. Joe
Bout Planned

NEW YORk-Plans for a June
heavyweight title fight at Chi
cago between Champion Joe Louis
and Challenger Billy Conn. knocked
out by Louis in 13 rounds last
summer, were under army con-
sideration today.
The bout must have army ap-
proval because both men now are
in the service. Another actor calls
for a successful title defense by
Louis when he meets Abe Simon
in an army emergency relief bout
at Madison Square Garden March
81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
H O E X E Y

The Brooklyn Americans were
eliminated from the Stanley Cup
playoffs when they dropped an
SIS decision 10 the Bruins before
1900 fans at Boston Garden Tues
dav night in the Amerks' last
regularly scheduled game.
Boston, tuning up for defense Of
its title. took a so lead before
the Americans scored in the third
period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
On Me lam i!
Win ElLloTT METcALF

Looked over the Washington State Guard il went
through its drills the other night in the state up
Gee street way.
And pleasantly surprised 10 find the organization
functioning with precision and strict military discipline
From Mai. Wesley Hamilton. commander down TO the
there displayed dead seriousness that the
average person hardly would expect
athletes including V @
Stadium basketball mentor and good and
Of his basketeers
Second Phil ahecsny active his
short good basketball player and pretty fair
MAJ Hamilton his (hes sn mani also
first athlete He played baseball In the
eats Twilight leagues performing 81 second and the hill
The organization which started from scratch when the National
Guard called this includes
than 800 and 20 officers
See Value of Troining -.
And the number Of youngsters who enlisted surprs
ing The boys nearing the draft and within the draft
age the value of this training before their numbers
up for the regular army.
time youngsters
They military
ins. discipline atmosphere.
Are among
having coiors, couldn't
patriotism. who wanted they
military training patriotism.
would the draft those
call viii time Join the state guard.
that will fill major bill heareabouts
eiaily emergency Don't worry about that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Waltons 10 Meet

The Tacoma Izaak Waltons will
meet Thursday night at s o'clock
at the Jefferson Park clubhouse.
There will be a short business
session with refreshments and en-
tertainment also on the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Long Is Long on Ability

Every 10 his trade.
And year in and year out when Johnny Long, Tacoma.
goes marching dog shows in the role of handler the little
guy comes home with winners
handling pick
One
much detail master.
Then handler their confidence take
control the animal.
trophies ribbons and other
capable handlers Northwest
As Alfred SPEEDY" Nelson said:
You quite spell this Johnny Long He
dogs hs work"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Y-Church Play

Oakland held their lead with q
win over Emmanuel Methodist. 20
20 Is. in Y Church basketball last
night. Bill Gregory was high man
for Oakland with II points.
En-. Methodist usl (esl Oak. Presby
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Motors Take
Basket Title
Inter-CountY Loop
Finals Are Played

Motors won the 1nter-Countv
lesbue basketball title last night
by defeating Lakewood. IS To "a.
in final play at Stadium high gym.
Puyallup Christian won the c
division title over LaGrande. 81
TO SO, and Machinists defeated
jefferson Playfield. ~ TO %.
4 DIVISION
Motors tf5l (2sD Lakewood
Angelins ls) ...F..... a. Staples
Dayie Cd .F............. Ellis
Loekhart ......C..... tel Winslow
Brebner ~ ...G....... te) Hersey
Mefkie tio) c.. l2l Lemon
Halftime score; Motors 20. Lake.
Subs Motors-Frost a.. Jacobs
Lakewood Graham. Richardson.
Referees Puliar and aBrofsky.
DIVISION
Machinists g2D (2e) jefferson PLAY.
Biades tol $500 ...... (2) Rowan
gillespie 90 ....F. ......... Hoff
Matzen l0 ....C..... B. Harris
Mard 20 -;'.""G..... 80 Simpson
bennats 90 ....G..... 20 Fincham
Maritime score: Machinists 10, JEFF
ferson Playfield 10.
Subs: ADMINISTRATIVE az,
Fretheway 90. Marchesini. jefferson
Playfield-Jones. Kidd 81. F. Harris.
Referees, Pullar and Barofsky.
e DIVISION
Puy. Christian (3iD 1851 LaGrande
Anseline tlol p. Q0) Anderson
Mundell l4 ...F........,. MN
Atkins 90 &C. .QO) Northstrom
Plper ....,:....G. ...... l4 Kent
Parkhurst 90 ON, C. Brown
Halftlme score; Puyallup Christian
IS. LaGrande 10
Subs: Puyallup Christian-Jensen
Scholz. Wolford Ia. p.
Brown. Referees, Pullar and Barofsky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Washington S
Teams Score
Cougar Stors and
Alpines Victorious

-Altnoufn lhelT CnAm-
pionship meeting was almost as in
evitable as rain in the summer.
"Frankenstein Frank Lubin and
Clipper Charlie" Hyatt have gone
conservative.
Before the National A. A. u.
basketball tournament opened sun
day, Lubin and Hyatt were as free
with their predictions of victory as
Is Larry MacPhail on the fourth
OF July with the Dodgers 10 games
behind Now with the tournament
into the third round and only Is
teams remaining OF the AZ who
started play. they're both becom-
Ing as cautious as a mother hen
with a brood of wster-loving duck
linss.
The Centuries opened their
campaign "a become the first
team In eight years 10 win two
national titles In . row. with
n 5s-2s victory over the Port
land, Ore. Signals last night.
The Oilers, with Hank Lui-
setu passing better than he
ever did In the last years
meet, took down a 47-es win
over the unusually cold Salt
Lake City Eckers.
Lubin's Centuries meet the Mill
waukee, Wis. Allen-Bradleys to-
day.
Hyatt. usually optimistic, saw a
dark road ahead.
We play the Pullman. Wash,
all-stars tomorrow night" he said.
THE way the guys have been
knocked out OF this tournament,
we believe in thinking about the
game at hand and nothing else"
USUAL REyERsEs
There were more than the usual
number OF reversals yesterday
ouachita college came through
with 4s-42 decision over the
Kansas City Fsultless, who had
beaten the seeded Denver Legions
once this season. The San Fran
cisco Athletic club started fast be-
hind the lss-point first half inn
petus of Dave Mariani TO knock
out the favored FIT. Leawnworth.
Kans. soldiers. 1855
Remaining In the third
round were four teams from
California, two from Colorado
and Washington. and one each
from Illinois, Arkansas. Texas.
Michigan, Wisconsin. Oklaho-
ma. Oregon and Florida.
Favored 10 win and become
quarter-finalists were the Oilers,
Centuries, the Los Angeles Cliff
tons the Dallas. Tex, Peppers. the
Midland, Mich, Chemicals. the
Denver Legions. the Pensacola,
Fla. Flyers and the Oakland, Cal,
Staters.
Concluding second-round scores:
Milwaukee, Wis. Allen-Brad-
leys 81. Oakland. Cal. chapel of
the Oaks IS: Pullman, Wash, ALI
stars so, New Mexico Highlands
u. Las Vegas; 40; Los Angeles
Cliftons 81. st. Louis kutis SO;
Midland. Mich. Chemical A. c. 90.
Kicks college, Rexburg. Ida. 80,
Seattle. Wash, Alpines 43, Den
YER university IS.
ouachita college, Arkadelphia,
Ark. ass. Kansas City Fauitless
AZ; Dallas. Tex. Peppers SO, Colo
RADIO college 81; Bartlesyille. Okla,
Oilers IL. Salt Lake City Eekers
IS; San Francisco A. c. SO. Lesv-
enworth. kas.. reception center 81;
Hollywood Twentieth Centuries So.
Portland. Ore. Signals. 20; Port
land. Ore. Brsdfords Al, Pueblo.
Colo, Sackmans Sc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Coast Camps
By UNITED PRESS

SANTA ROSA. Cal.-The San
Francisco Seal rockies scored their
first victory of the training sea-
son over the regulars 5-4 yester-
day.
NAPA. Cal. - Oakland's
rockies defeated the regulars
As yesterday for the second
straight time. taking advant-
age Of errors by Manager
Johnny Nergez and shortstop
Bill Rigney.
Ell CENTRIC. Cal.-John Hill,
former Toronto third bsseman.
joined the San Diego Padres to-
day. The rockies defeated the
Padre regulars yesterday in an
inter-squad game by a score of
81.
SAN FERNANDO. Cal.-The
Seattle Rainiers lost spring ex-
hibition game yesterday 10 the
second string Of the Chicago
Cubs. SIS.
The Cubs were behind until
the eighth inning when they
made four runs off Carl
Fisher, veteran Rainier south
paw.
Walter LsFronconi pitched the
Cubs 10 their win. Lynn King
drove in three runs for Seattle.
Rainier Hurler Ira Scribner
twisted his shoulder during the
game and had 70 retire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Stoeber Is Contented Man i.

Private Harry Stoeber likes Uncle Sans Army.
He likes the treatment, the food the sheering facilities
and the work.
He made that plain in card to his old club Roger
Peck, Tacoma.
Harry caught for Pecks Tacoma Tigers the
WI League. q Job,
worker club worker and out
shooting averages stoeber alone
because the club bosses that the club
Harry plain the whole
ehebang put Harry the top OF the popularity list.
Listen to Roger
that stosber the
everything all There with
about, all the time.
batting Uncle he's giving
did for the Tigers Yes fellow Not
players
Harry Ind has play any
Stoeber u 4 Camp Grant, Illinois
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19
Honeymooning

SANTA CRUZ. William
H. Clemensen, pitcher for the
Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball club.
was honeymooning today with his
bride, the former Miss Helen II.
Kelley of Santa Cruz, following
a st. Patrick's day ceremony
here.
You help yourself when you buy
U. S. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-19

Your postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest in L s. Defense
Bonds.
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Halftime score: Motors 20, Lake.
wood g.
Subs; Motors-Frost a.. Jacobs.
Lakewood - Graham. Richardson.
Referees, Pullar and aBrofsky.
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Motors (45l (2s, IaLsuooa
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ORLANDO, Fla.-The Washing
ton Senator's hoped to get back to
their winning ways today against
the ST. Louis Browns. Yesterday
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ltmfangs al elmer 5ipeiten Ssront be.
sinnen f0nnen. Mae Gorbebingunger
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ten nod feinen Siea oar.
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major @romop, Der Dor 5 Sabre,
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211ietpreis>Ecntrcue
1T nun it Krait aetretc,t

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den peroen pabribeinlif) seigen, OBJ
Sic @egen- -SnflationsmaBnabmen eli
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&airo. Der &anrpf um Megppten
tpuroe nit elmer Sffenitpe ser gns.
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gegen Tobruf uno 8engabii unter-
ihist. Nun lit tpieoer Rube eingetre-
ten oa beioe 6ronten nod auf tpei.
tere @eritdrfungen boffen.
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