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Evening star., 1942-01-16
Philippines
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1ooting and devastating the entire
countryside" in various occupied
areas Of Luzon.
No mention was made Of any
attempt on the part of Japinese
bombers to renew air attacls on
the Corregidor Notifications COM
manding Manila Bay. These a tacks
within the past week proved .ostly
to the Japanese in the l>s of
planes. resulting in very slight dam
age to installations on the be-
leaguered island.
In the communique on today's in
tensive land fighting, no report was
made to indicate the extent O. cas-
ualties on either side. Since Gen.
Macarthur was said yesterday To
be occupying well chosen pos tions,
officials at the War Department
were confident the defenders were
taking a considerable toll # the
attacking troops.
Apparently all was quiet in other
areas.
Troop Move Reported.
Part of the United States forces
defending the Batan peninsula ap-
parently have fled to Gibraltar like
Corregidor Island IN Manils Bay,
the German radio asserted today.
Since 1t did not cite its aut lority.
the report presumably em.nated
from unofficial Japanese sources.
The broadcast said rear,uards
were left behind to disguise the sup
posed Withdrawals and checl rapid
Japanese advances but that oc-
cupation of Batan peninsula was
progressing swiftly.
The War Department reported
yesterday the safe arrival at I arwin,
Australia, Of the Army hospitll ship
Mactan with soldiers and sailors who
were wounded in action II the
Philippines.
The ship left Manila just before
the New Year. A commercis inter-
island vessel, the Mactan wsss con-
verted into a hospital ship end ap-
propriately marked in accordance
with the Geneva Conventions to as
sure safety from enemy attack.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Touch Dish for Mosher

CLEVELAND (R.-"Dish night
at a neighborhood movie proved
quite handy for Mrs. Rose Lade
20. AS she was returning home
with the shiny new plate sce had
Just won, q man accosted her Mrs
Lade promptly smashed the Jish on
his head, and screamed He
scrAsns19ed.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Malaga
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tack on Singapore. It said the
British downed one plane, probably
downed another and damaged three.
On Toxic, Japanese imperial
headquarters reported the de-
struction OF IA enemy aircraft
during raid on Singapore.
Attacking in full daylight for the
fourth time, communique re-
ported, the Japanese shot down
seven rival aircraft in air duels
while seven others were destroyed
on an airdrome. Military install
lations were bombed, it added)
Informed quarters said the Brit
ish line across the southern end of
Malaga now is only 100 miles long,
which meant, they said, that the
British not only had more men per
mile to hold the main line but could
spare strong patrols to operate in
enemy territory.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Axis Officiuis in Cubo
Leuve for New York
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Jan. 16.-Italian and
German diplomat and consular Of
ficials on duty here before Cube
declared war against the Axis de-
parted yesterday for New York to
await passage for Europe. The six
Italians and II Germans were lega-
ton ofhcials, consular employees and
their wives.
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enter Hungary travelled on horse,
on foot and on q railroad section
handcar through 80 kilometers Of
the demolished zone.
Col. Fortier combined to q
marked degree the qualities Of diplo-
mat and soldier and by his initiative,
prompt and forceful action. success
fully accomplished his mission and
his activities are credited by the
American Minister with having re-
suited in causing the terrific bonn
bardment of Belgrade to be sus-
pended"
Evening star., 1942-01-16

neN 70 OSs0nelSs
Pitts, Albert B.
Thompson. B. 6.
Taylor. willis r.
Knapp, Robert D.
Souza. william B.
LndeburS. Alfred
Wilson. Joseph A.
McMullen. Clements
Albro, Ames 8.
McCune. Milo
Cassidy. b. B.
Bannll, Charles Y.
Wood, Myron Ray
Cronau. Robert T.
Peck. Walter r.
Hamilton. Arthur G.
kiel. Emil Charles
George. Harold Lee
Dayton, Lewis A.
Pitts. Younser A.
Boeert, Howard z.
bowman. Charles n.
Blackburn. Thomas
johnson. Harry A.
Nowland. Bob Z.
Giles. Barney NICK.
Tooher. Bernard J.
Duncan. Claude Z.
Hesenberser. Albert
Schneider. Max p.
Stitt. Donald @.
Salisbury, Glenn c.
Wells, Harold Ralph
Layton. Malcolm s.
McDume, Jasper K.
Ramey, Howard K.
Dunlap. Lionel H.
Smith. Harold D.
Hodges. James p.
Kelly. Oa akley G.
Castor. Bernard T.
Mollison. James A.
Beaton, Harold W.
Glenn. Edgar =.
MonahAn, John w
johnson. c. Spencer
Chauncey, Charles c.
Pyle. Carl Weston
McCulloch. John M.
Sullivan. Charles ".
Asp Melvin B.
Mcdonald. G. c.
Skanse, Peter Z.
Stewart. Malcolm n.
LigRett. Arthur G.
Larson, Westside +.
Cslsnels.
Camblin. Roy VIM.
Zane. Robert T.
Wslthall. L Roy A.
Beau. Lucas v. jr.
laushinRhouse. N. r.
Gillespie. James N.
Kimble. p. Won H. K.
Hanlon. william J.
Craig, Howard A.
Stinson, David r.
Morris. Joseph +.
Swesley. william r.
McHenry, George A.
Ridenour. Carlyle H.
Meyers. Bennett Z.
Prentixs. Paul Fl.
Maxwell, Warren A.
HopkinA ?. NJ. jr.
WeddinGton. L. D.
Powers. D6ward NJ.
burrows, Paul Z.
Oadney. Dale v.
Wolfe. Kenneth D.
Hart. John Vernon
Aaeee. Richard H.
RELY, Henry H.
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Depression Collateral

Ell RENO. Okla. lP. - Charles
Burgers bulldog. "Nub." found an
appetizing T-bone and hid 1t In Mr..
Burgers ONCE safe At least that's
where Mr.. Burger found 1t and he
said the dog was glad to get 1t
back
Evening star., 1942-01-16

Lag ooScu8nS O0l
Holland. Harvey H.
Maughan. r. l..
Bayley. Z. B.
Reeves. Da ache Nee.
Post. Leo Fred.
Kennedy. John c.
Osines. Z. p.
Prosser, Harvey W.
Bissell. Clayton l..
Kenyon. Horace ..
Hurd. Leland C.
Ienico. Robert Victor
Hewitt. Leland Ross.
Mutt. Clifford c.
Davies. Isaiah.
Vanaman. Arthur w.
Carroll. Franklin o,
Evans. Frederick W.
Montgomery. H. @.
Morris. Edward M.
Nelson. Fred Cyrus,
Lewis. Burton r.
Bowling, Elmer ].
Bushey, Orin Jay.
Borum. Fred Sidney.
Polk. GeorRe w.
Marriner. Alfred W.
Gale. Guy Harrison.
Fairchild. Muir 8.
Taylor. James g.
Miller. Leland W.
BaeZ. Raphael, ir.
Hutchins, Don Lee.
Welch. Clarence H.
whitehead. Ennis c.
Lyon. Alfred ].
Clark. Harold L.
Ellis. ga m Love.
Lundbers Georse g
Bubank, EuRene L.
lawson. l.. A.
johnson. Bayard
Paul. Prank M.
Connel. Samuel M.
Upston, John L.
Aodat. Reuben c.
williams. Paul l..
Kane. Clarence P.
Weddington. Harry
Eaton. 3. c.. Jr.
koontS. Leonidas L.
Poulk. Albert c.
Harbeck. Z. ", jY.
Hildreth. 3. Z.
Frierson, q. G.
Melville. Phillips
williams John G.
Majors I
LonAfellov. n.
Barnett, Lloyd
Laird. John A.. jr.
Steinmet1. c. W.
Davies, John NJ.
Meyer. Walter T.
MCCOY. Wendell D.
Duke. James T.. ir.
Stenseth. Martinus
Carroll, James B.
Gilbert. Thomas l..
Owens. James D.
Farnum. W. c.
Turnbull. william
Benson. Joseph W.
Lynch. 2. D.
Woodruff. James A,
welsh. William W.
Ennis. Arthur I.
Haynes, Caleb v.
1Artron. Harold A..
Whitley. John p.
Mcneil, Guy Lewis
Talbot. Clarence P.
yewett. Alfred L.
Mallory. Louie c.
Webster, Lewis D.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

taxicab owners to buy new tires,
pointing out that taxicahs, partic-
ularly in Washington. are a public
utility.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

The United Kingdom conaders
q safe wartime coal output is $780,
600 tons . week.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

loneosteL VoIlmer, Baldwin.
StieH, Minipiono and others -
oil priced down to where they
will move quickly. If you ore
at all interested in q piano don't
foil to come in during this
event-we promise you thot it
will be we'll worth your while
os seldom before have we been
obIe to offer 50 mony boreoins
at one time.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

Our annual big eIeoronce
and your opportunity to buy q
fine new or used piano at O
real reduction! On sole is
practically every new and used
piano in our store-the finest
stock in the city - over IS
eronds, spinets, consoles ond
small upriehts Of such mokes
os Knobe, WurIitzer, Fischer,
Weber EsteX Chiekerine,
Steinwoy (usedD, Stor, Krel,
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Seattle Team
Wins Handball

The Washington Athletic club
players of the Puget Sound Hand
ball league. Class 3. won last
nights match with the Tacoma
Y.M.C.A. on the Y courts, two
matches to one.
Singles player. A. Slatt for the
Y. won quite handily. Ala and
ais. over Bulls of the WAC.
Hatten and Sigurson defeated
Gus and Leonard willeen of the
"Y'. Pills and 21-16. wilkeson
and Holder Of the Y, after press
ing all the way in the first game.
allowed too big a lead at the start
of the second game and lost II
also.
Schmidt with his outstanding
serving finally decided the issue
with the scores of 21-le and 21-1s.
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MAJOR TRAINING CAMPS

pounded out two doubles and a
single to drive in three runs and
lead his team to an ST. victory
over another squad headed by
Babe Phelps in a five-inning pick
up game among the Pirate battery
men yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA Joe Marty,
veteran outfielder, notified the
Philadelphia Phils that he would
enlist in the marine corps either
today or tomorrow. as batterymen
and officials of the club prepared
to leave for the Miami Beach
training camp.
ANAHEIM, Cal. - Connie
Mack got tough" today with
the Philadelphia Athletics.
The veteran manager ordered
all members Of the club 10 be
in bed at 1850 p. m, and
prohibited the players from
smoking while in uniform.
PHILADELPHIA - The Van
guard of pitchers and catchers of
the Philadelphia Pills leave this
afternoon for their Miami Beach
training camp where they will be-
gin warm-up practice sessions I'M
der Manager Hans Lobert.
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Radonich and Tadich Hit the Old Head Pi
Scores so
Points in
Hoop Tilt

DALLAS. Tex. = His team
mates calf him a ball Of fire, but
that seemed a little weak today
In describing the feat of tall.
husky Grover keeton. who
scored 50 points in one basket
ball game.
The former Southern Meth
odist ace sank % field goals and
flipped In a couple Of free throws
a. the DR.. Pepper Bottlers' team
won the championship of the
Southwestern Amateur Union
Basketball league. The Bottlers
defeated the karlen Carmen. Ss
to %.
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Huskies Meet
Cougar Five

The denouement OF the northern
divisions suspense filled basket
ball season opens at Corvallis and
Seattle tonight when Oregon State
and Washington State. the dead
locked leaders. enter final series
to determine the winner.
The Beavers. In meeting Gel
larite Idaho, were given the
edge for the title. for Wash
ington state PLAYS Washing
ton, only n game behind the
pace-setters and the divisions
top team through much OF the
season.
Each leader needs a clean sweep
to claim the crown but II both
score double wins q playoff will be
necessary. Washington can win
by taking two from the Cougars.
providing Idaho helps by knocking
out the Beavers.
The Corvallis series attracts ad-
ditional interest, with Idaho Gen.
ter Ray Turner pressing for a new
division scoring record. He will
end his try at Eugene Monday and
Tuesday when an Idaho Oregon
series ends the conference schedule.
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Award Prizes
To Bowlers
Ceremonies Billed
AT North End Lones

Tacoma's bowling bifgies will
meet tonight az $50 at the North
End alleys for the presentation Of
awards and prize money won in
the recent City association FIVE
man. doubles and singles tourna-
ments.
Appropriate ceremonies Will ac-
company the presentations. and
the evening will be topped off by
the weekly session Of the Tacoma
Major league. a fast scratch cir
cult which. In its first season. has
attracted the cream OF the city,s
trundlers.
The Dispensers of the sports-
men league, who rolled q s.067
total. captured the Class A
team championship. while the
top award In the Glass h five
man event goes TO the Hatters
Of the Century league, who ae-
cumulated 2.s25 pins.
Harvey Wright and Paul scre-
ven. 1.270. and Bob Pullar and
Russ soper. 1.145. were the Class
A and Class b doubles winners.
respectively. while Bill Hurlbut,
67s. won the Class A singles, and
Gus Bloom. 643. the Class B sim
giles.
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Hockey
BY UNITED PRESS

The New York Rangers clinched
the National Hockey league cham
pionship when they defeated the
Detroit Red Wings, IA. before q
crowd of s,475 at Madison Square
Garden last night.
The Rangers, who out
classed their rivals and never
were pressed, scored four in
the first. one in the second
and two In the third. Alex
Shibicl<y and Lynn Patrick
led the attack with two goals
each and Syd Howe registered
pair to pace Detroit.
chicsgo's Black Hawks scored
all their points in the second to
come from behind a three goal
deficit and whip the Montreal
Canadiens, 81. Before s,462 at
Chicago stadium. George john
ston, up from Kansas City. pro-
vided the winning margin on his
second counter.
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Jim and Ted
Lead Bowlers
Veteron Stors Show
Well in City Loop

Jimmy Rsdonich and Ted Tsdieh
topped a lot Of fine bowling IN
the City league Thursday on the
Broadway alleys with scores that
passed the 500 mark.
Jimmy had SOS for the best
total and Ted rolled sol. Mike
Berry registered 242 for the high
single game.
The strong Packers took
their first whipping for a long
time. the scrappy Painters ad-
minlstering the lashes which
were good for three points.
jewelers. won three from Fuel
men, Oilers won four from Circle
c, Optieals won three from Cloth
iers and Brushmen took four from
Russ Michaels.
The scores:
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Record number Of poyers deployed by two boseboI
clubs in major League game 81 St Louis Cardinals
employed lo the Philes Is, June 2 1928
2-Record for long distance flight shooting, free style
in archery ol4 yord inches established by Curtis l. Hill
of Doyton o. in 1886 This than 100 yards farther
than ordinary revolver bullet will CORY. Hill accomplished
the eot lying the ground holding the bow with his feet
and using both hands for the pull
Bobby Cunningham of New York ond Tim OConnelI.
feotherweoh fought the lost prize fight turf New
Orleon Feb r. 1898 They skin tight gloves. yeor
previous, Cunningham from Sammy Kelly, oIso Of New
York. in IS rounds at the Coney Island c. in the first bottle
in Q podded ring. They two-ounoe gloves.
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BY UNITED PRESS

AVALON, Cal. - Lou Novikoff,
the terror of minor league pitchers
who couldn't hit the bail out of the
infield with the Chicago Cubs last
year. has taken off ID pounds al
ready in a campaign to stay in
the majors.
And he's no longer the Cubs
fun-loving mad Russian" Sober d
by memories of his short sojourn
with the cubs last year and his
.241 batting average, Novikoff
blames his failure on too much
weight around the chest and
shoulders"
LAKELAND, Fla. The
sixth day of spring training
today found the Detroit Tigers
going through fielding drills
and more intense batting prae-
tice rs the pitching battery be-
gan uncovering Its steam.
Lynwood (SchoolDoy) Rowe
was the outstanding performer
among the pitchers.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - In
fielders and outfielders joined the
advance detachment of batterymen
which has been in spring training
for more than a week at the St.
Louis Cardinal camp today.
ST. LOUIS-St. Louis Browns,
who have complained for years
about being hard up financially,
were ready for the spring training
grind today, apparently with new
financial backing.
CLEARWATER, Fls.-Man-
ager Lou Boudreau was pretty
cheerful today after putting
his Cleveland Indians through
their first organized drill of
the spring training season.
Ell CENTRIC. Cal.-Al Lopez,
burly Pittsburgh Pirate catcher,
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Hoop Survivors
Play Tonight

CENTkALIA, Wash. -Four
survivors of the Southwestern
Washington basketball tourna-
ment which began last Wednes-
day will play tonight with the
winners to qualify for the state
B" league tourney at Cheney
next week.
Valley meets Pc ELL and Wood
land plays Ridgefield.
Last nights results: Wood
land 81, Kalams Is; Valley IS,
Toledo 21; Pc Ell ~. Stevenson
IS; Ridgefield p. nwaco 20.
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Alsab 10 Race

MIAMI. Fla.-The turfmen who
will race their colts in the S25. 900
Flamingo Stakes tomorrow gath
cred around to name them for
mslly today and the only matter
on which the rsilbirds were agreed
was that Alsab would 20 TO the
post.
Most guesses were that Is
three-year-olds will line up for q
try at the second richest race run
in the state of Florida.
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Machinisis
Win Contest

Playing the final games Of the
shipyard Basketball league. spon-
sored by Park-Recreation. the Ma
chinists Thursday night wen from
the Electricians. 33 TO IL. and also
won the second half championship
trophy.
Boilermakers won second place
by defeating the All-Rsils, 30 to
rs. The quints will card practice
games only for next week TO keep
In shape for the County Inter
League basketball meet which
opens March 8.
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Henson Joins
Seal Outfit

SAN FRANCISCO - Charles
Henson, who led the Pioneer
league hitters last year with an
average Of .339 when he played
for salt Lake City, today held
q contract with the San Francisco
Seals. Henson, left-hsnded
rookie outfielder, halls from Santa
Paula. Cal.
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SARASOTA. Fla - Yank Terry
and Norman Brown, recruit Red
Sox pitchers. had the same earned
run average last season - 2s1.
Terry was at San Diego. Brown al
Greensboro.
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20e3 %. High game. 10 Porter 2o5:
high series. Porter sos.
Grocers League
North End Alleys
Syrup 2544 81 vs. Flour 24s3 n.
High game. Lyons 205. high series.
Lyons sos
Coffee 1858 81 -. Markets 2s05
ID. High game Frank Armstrong
zoe. high series. Ken Swanson $50.
Mckinley Hill League
Portland Ave. ALLEYS
Jakes 81 vs. Grocers %. High
for Grocers. F. Hill $50 series: d
Lien. high single. 30
High for Jakes Effelberg, series
$40. single. H. Weeks 245
Lumberjacks 80 VS. Tayerns %.
High FOR Lumberjacks series @.
Rooney $50, single. p Hoffman III.
High for Tsverns. p. Stolzman 49,
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CxuCAGO-Fritzie Civic, former
welterweight champion. attempts
another forward step along the
comeback trail tonight at the ex-
pense Of Tony Motisi, chicago's
pride. in q 10 round battle at the
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Coliseum.
The Pittsburgh battler, whose
recent decision over Paul Cara
bantes. Chilean champion, silenced
rumors that he had slipped from
the contenders' class.
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(26l Garagemen
HOOP RESULTS

BY UNITED PRESS
Southern Oregon AZ, Albany %.
Portland SO, Mount Angel ~.
Pacific Lutheran A., Puget
Sound IS.
Montana Normal 81, Montana
Mines So.
Linfield IS, College of Idaho 10.
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Games scheduled for next week
which concludes the playing sea-
son follow:
Tuesday. March 5: Boys gym
Z o'clock. Fife va. Artillery; 6.
veneermen vs.. Laundries; ., Nc
Kinley Hill vs.. Thomies. Girls
GYM o'clock. Sons of Pericles
vs.. Simmer: s. South Tacoma VS..
B'nsi Birth; Q, A. c. r. vs.. Mill
men.
Thursday. March s: Boys SYM
o'clock Neneermen vs.. Artillery. 9.
Thomies VS. Fife. .. Leundries VS.,
Mckinley Hill. Girls gym--7 o'clock
south Tacoma VS. Summer: q. Millmen
Va. sons OF Pericles; ., B'nai Birth
Results OF games Thursday.
Thomies va. Lsundries. forfeit 70
B'nsi BIRTH va. Milmen. forfeit to
B'nsi Birth.
Artillery tsol tasl Mckinley Hill
Nanny 81 ~. u2l Ftnney
Reich go .......F. ....... "a Pease
Underwood az .C....... tsl Ross
MURPHY CD -. G.. a9 steves
Subs. Artillery-croy uol. Renfo
ID. Lining Mckinley Hill - None
Referee. Barofsky.
Sumner tSs) (2sl A. C. T.
B. solway t6l. p. % Anderson
] Solway tD....F.. 80 Mewilliams
weick ti3l .....c...... tel crideE
Query co. %. el wisemen
subs: sumner-soder Cal. Mosisr
A. c. davenport. Smythe. HRrdi
CSl. Referee. Pullar.
Fife (S2) tsSl Neneermer
E kssst 20 ~. e, g, 5 5Ils,ss
yoshidA 90 g.. Cd Fostei
Spear ca .......0..... tel Sopei
Robbins t2A g.. Cd Mo-
Subs: Fife-Sterrenberg %, tam
"a Rinker 90. Bevigni NeneermeF
None Referee. Barofsky.
80. Tacoma (ssl 1sl sons Of Pericie'
Dahl 90 ....-...E. .-........ Mano
Gee Clsl .......c...... CD Karne'
Morisrty .......G........ Batanioe
Peterson ei1 o.. tS1 Dsvi
subs: South TaeomA-Ddzxard lsl
Malley sons OF Periclex = Lagour'
naris ca. Aanos. Referee. Pullsr.
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On Ohe Ian, i!
Win Elllou MErcAlF

Seattle has cancelled its feature game involving the
Philips Oilers who have the greatest individual gate attrae
bon himself.
The cancellation was made when the Seattle promoters
heard Hank time ago had injured leg and had not
played couple Of games wired the Oilers manager
nandng guarantee that Luisett would play the full game
L Rice public relations man for the AAmenc. Oilers re-
his neck played before Seattle
the excluded injury
Rice could well promoters they
cash that them would
IN way attempting name of
4nh.eta and then games with
hey are ssssnpt'.s no deception whatsoever
where have been scheduled Tacoma Portland
sties Hank billed Exposition hall
promoter guarantee
laid down by Seattle promoters.
An Honest Press Agent -.
However he does say that If Lusett should be injured
and play here he naturally would cancel the game
But there win be attempt to publcze Lusetti in
insists Lusetti playing the Coast and barring
accidents will play here. He and his mates beat 10th Gen.
turyFox stars in Los Angeles Wednesday night, 4e4a.
In he N w
just Press of ia a square
shootns honest here of letter he wrote this
Phillips Sc had although
settis knee injury which early
Han. .n was unable to make the last trip with the oo but
continues to improve he will be ready to join the West
-we publicity definitely stating
e viii the team the osAt trip becauss the
thers always pessbity that Lusetus win
information condition,
Since that written the schedule
Luseti
hope he keeps shape good enough to play here I'm Ia
the Mr. Basketball himself
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Park Basketball

Portland Avenue defeated the
Garagemen, ~ to 26. Wednesday
night in Park Recreation league
play in the Bellarmine gym.
The last games of the season
will be carded next Monday night
at Bellarmine.
PO-tland Ave (441 1854 GaragemPn