davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Robbery Ring Led by Girl, Is,
Is Rounded Up by Police

A bizarre story Of a four member
juvenile robbery ring, led by a 13-
year-old girl, was on police records
today with the apprehension of the
group which had stolen approxi-
mately $50 in money and jewelry
over period OF two weeks in the
vicinity OF Twentieth and D streets
NE.
The quartet included, in addition
to the leader. a 10-year-old girl, a
l0-year-old boy and an 8-year-old
boy. Three of the members are
being held in the District Receiving
Home. The fourth, the 10-year-old
boy, was not participating in a rob-
berry Monday when the other three
were caught. He has been released
in the custody of his parents.
Police were informed yesterday
that children had been breaking into
apartments in the Northeast area.
Pvts. Francis Leer and j. E. Burton,
attached to No. 9 precinct, drove
through an alley in the section in
which the children were believed
operating and noticed the 8-year- old
Evening star., 1942-09-02

boy acting as lookout" for the two
girls.
The boy yelled, Here they come -
and fled. but was caught later. He
described the two girls, who were
found walking along Benning road
NE.
The children said they gave their
jewelry loot to relatives and once
sold a handful of jewelry for ST..
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Army Voices Urgent Plea
For los CoIored Nurses

An urgent appeal for los colored
Red Cross First Reserve Nurses to
be assigned at, Fort Huachuca, Ariz.,
and Tuskegee, Ala, has been issued
by the Army Nurse Corps, Mrs Isa-
belle w. Baker, recruiting secretary
of nurses for the District Red Cross,
announced yesterday.
OF the los requested, 80 have al
ready volunteered, Mrs, Baker said.
Thirty are needed for the new train
ing center at Tuskegee and As for
Fort Huachuca, she reported.
In writing to the many colored
nurses enrolled in the Red Cross
First Reserve, Miss Mary Beard, di-
rector of the American Red Cross
Nursing Service, said:
This is the chance you have been
waiting for. We hope you will COM
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Virginia Bishop Lists
Changes in Posts
On Eleven Priests
Catholic University Aide
Assigned to Charities
Bureau in Richmond
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2.-The
Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, bishop
coadjutor of the Catholic diocese
Of Richmond, announced yesterday
IL changes of pastors and pas
tors assistants which will be made
In the diocese in September.
The changes affected churches at
Richmond, Danville. Portsmouth,
Arlington, Norfolk, Winchester, Co.
lonial Beach, Fort Monroe and
Alexandria.
The Rev. F. Harold Mott. now
attached to Catholic University at
Washington, was appointed director
OF the Bureau Of Catholic Charities
at Richmond, succeeding the Rev.
John j. McKeon who was named
pastor of the Sacred Heart Church
at Danville. This change will be-
come effective September Is.
Other shifts and their effective
dates include:
The Rev. Robert E. Harmon. pas
tor of the Sacred Heart Church at
Winchester, to the pastorate of st.
Agnes Church, Arlington, Septem-
ber II.
The Rev. Julian F. Bullock, pastor
of ST Elizabeths Church at Colonial
Beach, to the pastorate of the
Sacred Heart Church, Winchester,
September 16.
The Rev. Peter Van Ganzewinkel,
assistant at st. Paul's Church,
Portsmouth, to the pastorate of st.
Elizabeth's Church, Colonial Beach,
September Is.
The Rev. Thomas F. Finnegan,
assistant at ST. Rita's Church, Alex
andria, to the assistancy of Sacred
Heart Cathedral, Richmond; Sep
tember II.
The Rev. John A. McGilley, as
sistant at the Star of the Sea
Church, Virginia Beach, to the as
sistancy of ST. Mary's Church, Alex
andria; September Is.
The Rev. William D. McGonigle,
assistant at st. Elizabeth's Church,
Colonial Beach, to the assistancy of
st. Rita's Church, Alexandria; Sep
tember Is.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

ply with the above request and are
counting on your willingness to
serve. The Army has every right
to expect members of the Fed Cross
First Reserve to serve in time of war
if at all possible for them to do So
Army nurses receive $50 81 month
and maintenance, including medical
and dental care. plus retirement and
other benefits. In the Army nurse
enters with the relative rank OF
second lieutenant.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
New Nuzi Dive-Bomber
Is Tested in Action

By the Associated Press
BERLIN tFrom German Broad
casts, Sept. "A new dive bomb
er, developed by the Dornier Works
has been tested in action, it was
disclosed yesterday. No details were
announced.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Man Is Ordered Held
On SHOOTING CHARGE

Alonzo Nix, 38, colored, accused of
trying to kill Policeman Glenn E.
Anderson in a running gun fight
Saturday night, was ordered held
for grand jury action under $4,000
bond in Municipal Court yesterday
Police were attempting to arrest
him at the time on a charge of
firing several shots into crowd at
dance. Nix was later arrested at
a hotel at IS E street NV, hanging
outside a siXth-foor window.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
so Axis Planes Downed
Over MuItu in AUGUST
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VALLETT, Malta, Sept. Fifty
Axis planes were shot down over
Malta in August, bringing the to-
tai for the war to 939, the British
announced last night.
A brief alert was sounded Mon
day night, but no further activity
was reported.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
ADVERTISEMENT A
Must Your Daughter
Risk Happy Marriage
on Half.TruthS?

Many mother. reared in DAYS OF false
modesty. breads to tell her daughter"
Little wonder so many young wives un-
knowingly risk happiness by using over
strong solutions of acids for the douche
which can actually burn. scar and even
desensitlze delicate tissue.
Today such doubts and unhappincss.
such risks are needless. Science has given
womankind Zonlte So powerful. it kills
instantly all germs and bacteria with
which IT comes IN contact. Deodorizes
by actually destroying odors. Protects
personal daintiness. Yet, ZonIte is non-
caustlc, non-poisonoNs. safe for delicate
tissues. Over 10000. 600 bottles bought.
Get Zonite at your druggist today.
Free Book Tells Intimate Facts
Frankly written booklet Feminine Hy-
giene Today" mailed FREE. in plan
wrapper. Write: Zonite. Dept. 328F,
370 Lexington Ave. New York. N. Y,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Everett
Thunps
Yakima

EVERETT - Everett high
school held the Cross State
league football championship
today after a smashing AZ to
g victory over Yakima here
Friday.
Everett tackled up Its sixth
conference victory, In a season
blemished by q single loss. and
piled up 474 yards from serim-
mage while Yakima slug
gled for g. Everett earned
IL first downs and second
string players were substi-
tuted In the fourth quarter but
were withdrawn when Yakima
neared scoring territory. Yak
ina pushed over its lone score
before regulars could halt the
drive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.-The
klamath Pelicans. oregon's myth
ical high school football champions.
were beaten by the Vancouver,
Wash. Trappers last night. 20 to
6. 1t was the first Pelican de-
feat Of the season.
Vancouver. which made 19 first
downs 10 Klamath's 4. was led to
victory by Bert Allinger, half
back. who accounted for 1913 of
the Trappers' 240 yards gained
from scrimmage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Costello Cruz
Kayoes Quick
Leo Lion" Turner
Sleeps Like Lomb

PORTLAND - Costello Cruz.
sharp-shooting switch-hitter from
Santa Barbara. Cal. fashioned a
quick two-round knockout over
Leo (The Lion) Turner Of Port
land in the main event at the
Civic auditorium here last night.
The Calf rnia middleweight
scaled 1871. Turner l55%.
Cruz, who outpointed the
Portland Negro q month ago
In q torrid melee In the Same
ring. caught Turner with q
laundering right hand in the
second round to drop him to
the canvas.
Turner was up at the seven
count and survived three more
knockdowns before the referee
stopped it.
In the semi-windup. Ernie Nord-
man. Goodland, Kan, heavy
weight. who was the victim of
Lou Nova's 'cosmic punch" here
several weeks ago. started back
up the trail by knocking out the
highly-touted Keller Wagner Of
Salem, Ore, in the second round
OF their scheduled six-rounder.
other results:
Pvt. Orv Teeter. l43. Chattanooga.
Tenn. decisioned Kenny Ray. las,
Portland tD: Bobby Ross. 1871. ANA
rillo. Tex, outpointed zeb Smith.
It's. Portland D: Don Mclean, lis,
New York. drew with Georgia Freitas.
lit. Oakland. Calf. 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Olympia Defeats
Clover Park, $50

OLYMPIA - olympia's Bears.
just a big bunch of opportunists.
were out-first downed by Clover
Parks Warriors but rang up four
touchdowns to defeat the visitors,
rs to o, in a football game here
Friday.
Clover Park picked up IL first
downs to the Bears IL. mostly
via the aerial route. but was
soundly outplayed on the ground.
The Bears counted two
touchdowns In the second
quarter. Jim Sulenes, left
half. going over from the one
yard stripe for the first, and
Cecil Lindsay romping over
for the second after catching
25-yard pass from Ted
Leidy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Vikings Hold 4th

ENUMCLAW - Two "firsts"
were chslked up here In rapid
fashion yesterday in q wild fourth
quarter which saw Enumclaw
Tigers come from behind 10 de-
feat Puyallup Vikings. 20-14. in a
final Puget Sound conference fray.
II was the First" time this
year Enumclaw has scored
more than one Touchdown In
conference play. II was Puy-
ailup's "first" defeat by more
than one point, the Vikings
having previously dropped
four one-pointers.
Enumclaw piled up a 13-point
lead in the first half on a touch
down run by Grenna nand a scor-
ing pass from Bosik to Basteyns.
The teams played even-steven in
third period.
Then in the first five minutes Of
the fourth quarter. Puyallup went
ahead on two quick touchdowns.
Len Sawyer scampered 20 yards
for the first touchdown and Ken
spooner converted from place
ment.
Capt. Norm Ward. Viking
tackle. scored the first touch
down Of his career when he
rushed the Enumclaw passer,
battcd the thrown ball high In
the air. caught II and galloped
60 yards to pay dirt. Spooner
again converted. putting Puy-
allup ahead, 14-1s.
Enumclaw came right back.
marching 70 yards and sending
Herb Hash over for the winning
marker on 4 10-yard run. Bosik
converted after the firvt and last
scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Pasadena


SACRAMENTO-Lieut. Col. f.
Herbert Herlihy, military aide to
Gov. Cuthbert L. Olson. said today
he would leave Monday for south
ern California to confer with
Tournament of Roses officials on
arrangements for staging the Rose
Bowl football game Jan. 1.
The conference was scheduled
on request of William Dunkerley,
tournament secretary manager,
for instructions as to procedure
under wartime conditions, Herlihy
said. Permission to stage the
gridiron classic at Pasadena has
been granted by military authori-
ties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Wright Loses
Ring Decision
ChulkY Beoten by
Younger Opponent

NEW fORk-Willie Pep. mas
ter OF the left-jab and defensive
fade-away." wears the New York
version OF the featherweight crown
today by virtue Of his unanimous
15-round decision last night over
ancient chally Wright in Madison
Square Garden before the biggest
fight crowd Of the year.
Young Pep. who was born Will
lam Papaleo 20 years ago. gar
nered the championship decision
before 1881 garden fans-includ-
ing more than 5000 from Con-
necticut-
II was n grand battle In
which Wright, whose age has
been estimated variously from
so To 30 years, flat-footed /.
about the ring, waiting for .
chance TO land his explosive
right. Meanwhile young Pep
eircled about him on dancing
feet, stabbing with left hands
every time ancient Chalky
bowed into the beginning Of
weave. Those beautifully
timed jabs kept Wright off
balance most of the night.
The decision was unanimous. as
handed down by Referee Arthur
Donovan and Judges Bill Healy
and Joe Agnello. They agreed
with the United Press tabulation
which registered 10 rounds for
Pep. four for Wright and one even.
Young Pep, hammering through
his first 15-round bout, was stag
geringiy fatigued in the final
round. But he had enough zing
left because Of his youth to win
that session against the desperate
attack of the older Wright.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

lsatlonaI truno1nK exnip1tfon last
ie North End alleys.
best tally Of the 100 Friday women
bowlers on downtown alleys and
one Of the top marks Of the entire
year by the feminine stars. Her
games were 1877. 1e1 and 1s7.
Kitty Barber. also shooting IN
the A league, had 4 as single for
the best game Of the evening and
finished with sos for the runner
up score In the Broadway circuit.
Results: Miller 4. Roberts O.:
whists 3. Mutuals 1: Desmond's
Z. Pupchy's o; opticais 4. Orphans
o; Autos 3. Alpha Iota o.
ERMA. RUTH ROLL HIGH
Erma Musselman and Ruth Sell
delman shared individual scoring
honors In the women's City league
matches on the Coliseum alleys.
Nrs. Musselman rolled SIS for the
high series and Mrs. Scidclman
registered 2os for the high single
game.
Scales won two from Apparel,
Macks Won three from Cozxa's,
Bottlers won two from Dinners,
and Trees topped the criffs 2 to I.
Fern Coles registered so7 for
her second big series OF the week.
Her 551 In the Commercial league
last Tuesday was one Of the big
marks Of the past week.
Cleo Neumeyer had q 1e1 single,
Lorraine Miller 1s5 and Sophie
Thomas 1ss for other highlights of
the evenings play.
IONA WINS BOND
IONA Wild. q member Of the
Eagles Auxiliary league. rolled
607. including handicap. last Mon
day night to take the lead In the
third Bond q Week" contest at
the Coliseum alleys and. though
closely approached. her mark was
never topped and she won the SIS
War Bond.
Second place. and the War Saw
ings Stamps. went to Julia coxza
who rolled COS. with handicap. In
the women's City circuit.
kETTER SETS RECORD
Andy Ketter hung up new
single game record for this years
play on the Coliseum alleys when
he reached ass in his third game
In the weekly session Of the
Knights Of Pythias league.
The Pythians made a lot Of good
scores in their session. best of
which was Ketter's 545. Not far
behind the top mark was a SIS
series rolled by Charles Kristovich.
X Cissne rolled three good games
for = SIS total. Paul Knott closed
with . 20s game which brought
his series score to SIT.
c. rppery tailed 500. getting
200 count in his third game. Bill
Huh also contributed = good single
to the evenings activity. rolling an
even 200 in his second game.
Results: Senators 4, Damon o:
Dokkes 4. Esquires o: knight 5.
Pythagoras /: Monitor 3. King /;
Pluto 2. Pages 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Renton Il. Auburn o

RENTON-Bill Belmondo scored
three touchdowns and Renton In
dams added a conversion and a
safety as they defeated Auburn
Trojans. 2i-o. in the closing Puget
Sound conference football game
here yesterday afternoon.
Belmondo ran 50 and rs yards,
respectively. for the first and third
touchdowns. His second resulted
from a s5-yard return Of a short
Auburn punt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Tom Fitzmorris intercepted a
Warrior pass in the third period
and galloped % yards for the
third touchdown. A 10-yard pass
from Don Morhous to John Mills
accounted for the fourth six points.
scored in the final quarter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Life Saving Course
Opens This Tuesday
LIFE SAVING

LIFE SAVING - = .. -.
Felix Mantell. physical director
Of the YMCA. announces the be-
ginning OF a lifessving and water
safety course which will start this
Tuesday in the YMCA natatorium.
Candidates for both Senior and
Junior lifesaving viii be accepted
IL they are able to pass the pre-
lifesaving tests.
Joseph Dowsett. YMcA leader
examiner. will be In direct charge
OF the course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

observation-disclosures Henry
Armstrong. little Negro buzzsaw
who once held three ring titles.
and Lew Jenkins. former world
lightweight king. will meet here in
ten-round bout December 4,
Promoter Joe Waterman said to-
day.
Waterman said Jenkins would
arrive for training Saturday and
that Armstrong was expected Mo-
vember 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Buckley Ties
For End Spot
Enumclow Defects
PuYollup. 20 to IA

BUCkLEY-Buckley Mountain.
GERS. matching Highline Pirate,
touchdown for touchdown In the
first half and dominating play In
n seoreless last half. nosed Out
the Buccaneers. 1918, here yes.
terdsy TO tie Highline for second
place In the final Puget Sound
conference standings.
Highline scored first NOV
Ing 20 yards after recovering
. Buckley tumble. Jim Flynn
powered over from the two
yard line and I'd NiehI place.
kicked the extra point.
Buckley's Bob Ross equalized
with a 65-yard run with an inter-
cepted pass while Bud Hemminger
tossed to Ken Hannus for the extra
point.
Another tumble recovery fol-
lowed by a 50-yard Pirate march
put Highline ahead again when
Niehl scored from the 6-yard line
but missed the conversion.
The Mountaineers finished
the days scoring tist before
the half-time gun. uncerking
. double lateral play good for
% yards Ross pitched TO
Hannus who lateralled 10 Dar-
rel slelgh, who In turn later
a1lod 10 Hemminger. who gaI-
Hoped IS yards TO pay dirt.
Hemminger added the winning
point on 4 quarterback sneak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

SKIING Sl11FT LEAGUE
IIfiers No. l. ana CD W. HArrys
80 fo,, HIGH gSms: esrney Olsen
Gmokes 1s36 fol vs. Ffters No. 2.
1n11 10. High game. Bud Outer
~. hfrh series. Gutter GIT.
&hr1nkers ASA tn ". We,ders 1sol
a. UIlh eame. ~ Olsen 2o2: high
n1r1eo. 0ch0mnclner SIS.
0olfsrS 1iSS "a " Hardware 7<zs
fo3 nah rame 3. Nelson 7o3; high
onr1ss. Nelson 80.
rrlxruo~r scusi.s LEAGUE
EnF1h En1 A11eyx
H1fiIc 1913 Il, ". Third Floor
Plant 1884 ca. High gam<. ~. Moe
Ira: hirh series. y Mcressi 434
oommercfsl 17ie ca VI Second
XIpor Plant 1858 t2t. High game. ".
Ihomnson 100; high series. l. Lar
Louise Wahlers. shooting in the
CAS- A Women's league on the
Broadway alleys. turned in q big
- series Friday night for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Overtime
Banned

MONTREAL - Frank Cal
der. president of the National
Hockey league, announced to-
day that overtime play win be
abolished and that games re-
sulting in tie scores Mt the end
of the regulation three periods
will be considered draws. The
action was taken, Calder said.
because Of existing travel
conditions"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Church Hoop Elves
Will Form Circuit

The annual YMCA Church Bas-
ketball league is scheduled TO get
under way on Dec. ..
One meeting of church repre-
sentatives has been held. with an
other scheduled for 3 o'clock
Tuesday evening, Nov "a. at the
YMCA.
Churches in the city interested
IN entering = team are urged to
send representative to this
meeting.
Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In U. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Night and early this morning at I
Barney Olsen. the onetime Ia
coma City Baseball league pitch
anx star, grabbed off top individ-
nal hunors when he rolled games
e 81, III and ga for . gigantic
60 series in the Swing Shift
league, which hcids its weekly
SESSIONS It the North End lanes at
! .. N. each Saturday.
Not far behind. however.
No. John Rahonich, who scat-
tered the psna far and wide
for ransau Of 2s5. les and 24e
vhich "a up 10 . go total.
Then came Jimy Radonich.
John'a brother and = veteran Of
more than two decades Of bowl
inx here. with 2ss-zs4-lsl-e67,
ana after that Il was Mike Berry.
another longtime trundler. who
knocked off le0-76s-2oS-oel for
hds evenings work. Berry's 2es
game was the evenings high
single.
I'm Huribut. with e16. and Bill
leftwich and Ken Mcdonald. both
with e0<. gave the fat circuit six
men above the 600 mark. and rs
cut Of the 20 trundlers who per-
formed over $40.
Dsnp11s TIE fart that I'M
usr6unn's Tugbaae Anntes
enenhanaDls6 . ncw bnAgne rec-
era n - team series depart
nseat, rorlia g3e3e 10 eclipse
~ . ene-pln margin the old
u1ark estahliahcd by Scctty
lGur1ocl's Packcrs, The league
leaAess were able 10 win only
shFes peints from Men Nc
usnald's sportsmen. 275s.
A. 4 result. Paul Gomsrud's
feamsters. who rolled 2s<4. gained
. fun game on the front-running
Tugboats By capturing four points
from Bob STEMS Asbestos quintet.
7ell. The Herdman team now
leads only in the percentage col
umn By virtue Of the postpone
ment OF : match three weeks ago.
The 'Tagbcats have won rs and
lost II for q $50 mark. while the
Tsamsters have won - and lost
10 for a&eS6 percentage.
n other matches, the Packers.
~. won four from BIN Huributss
Titlow Beach quintet. 277S. and
Din othick's shipyards team. 1887.
Won three from Jerry warden's
North Enders. 7727.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Bay Meadows

year-eld maidens: 5 furienrs:
Old Maud -...-..... 40 $50 7.eo
Lazy Gloria ........ $50 tlo
Jockeys in order: Nicholson. orons'
Coroett. Time. los is. Also ran.
Big sur. Dainty Dsmssl. Bunny ID.
shasta I'm. Tsdds Martin. Morie 10
and vsiient Josie
SECOND RscE.si. coo: claiming:
t-yesr-elds and up: q furienrs:
H S, BLACK .-.....aeoo 20 500
Black Legion 1890. $50 7eo
Heelplate< --..-..... 500
u. sosrsss n order ;. wessrops; orohs
Judge Pan. Our Mat. Red and White.
Haldina Rogue. Treasure Isle. Moot
Question. Cold Shadow. Tory Tome
and starpoint.
THIRD RacE-sI. zoe: claiming: a.
ye.r-olds and mp: 1 lie miles:
..ne MAI ....-.... go 500 $50
1oooanwarm ..-..-. 16o 2So
Jockeys In order: Dye. A. Gray.
Becker. Time. lisa AS. Also ran.
Oalpen Superstition. Temper. Bart
lett. sir Ptilroy. Drake and Clyde.
FOURTH sacE-si'seo: claiming:
z-ysar-eIds; 9 furienEs:
EoI Jones .-.-..... 6.7o $50 $40
s MAJ, step $3.50. SEQ go
Jockeys IN order Chojnacki. Har-
lots. MAiear- Time. lis as Also
ran. Bar willow. Afrsickie. Tyraker.
Little Vic. Art Carey. Gold Queen.
Twilight Sun and Snow Crescent.
FfFTu uarr-xs go. -..,. .
se.r-eId< and up: furionrs:
Musical Jack .....f14o $50 400
Wsilinxford 4eo $50
Ccunt<rb1lance . 10 so
Jockeys IN order. Grohs. Mnrrissey
Hsycock. Tine i.i< SIS. Also ran.
Party spirit. Gienpooi. wise Bar
risf<r. Lady Ladkin. Tempest Queen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Grid Results

Clark 6. Benedict 0.
lola &c IS, Chanute 2.
Chillicothc IS, Kansas City &c
IL.
Southern Kansas %, WAshburn
0.
Cape Girardeau Teachers 10.
Springfield Teachers 9.
West Texas State IL. Lubbock
Air School 8.
Southeastern Louisiana 81, La
mar 7.
Nebraska Wesleyan 20. Simp-
son 6.
Maryviile Teachers SO. Warrens-
burg Teachers o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23

Toke. Psri ravorite. Rocco and Io-
ouiieau-
SIXTH RAcE-si zoe; claiming: j.
year-olds and mp: 6 furlcnEs:
Don Ian ........... .i4.4o I.eo $50
anxiety .........-.. go olO0
Jockeys In order: c. oorbett, orohs.
Martin. Tine. i:i4 as. Also ran.
Two ony Deer Heels. Spare Parts.
Proud Sister. Pate. Hogan. Bright
Trace and Grsno Salts.
SEVENTH RACE-<t 600: claiming:
3-year-osds: one mile:
Night Raider -......i24o $50 $40
Mystic Miss $1,000 $50 SIG
Hsritos. Dotter. Time. ! as As Also
ran. Agreemark. Edna Girl. wars
Over. Buloio and Preview Actor.
EIGHTH RscE-sieeo CLAIMING:
3-year-oids and up: one mile:
Electric Flag 1890. e.To $50 $50
Vain Crystal 1855. so 40
MaEnanlmous l1-oo
Jockeys IN order Morrissey. Choi-
nscki. n Peterson. Time. las SIS.
Also ran. Leon Greenock. Lieut.
Grcenock Bucket Brigade She'll
game. Claude X. 0slisttr and
FUo4c11@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
- HOW. TO BEAT
NuM.Wbu

He will - smashed 20 the deck
on the back Of his neck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-23
Local Bowling News

Between Major Swing league
the sensational trunding
nlGht and early this morning at the North End aleys