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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

LONDON = Authoritative quar-
ters said today German claims TO
have sunk 10 ships totsling $4,000
tons from q convoy off the Cana
dian coast conform to their pre-
vious exaggerations."
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Stock sales were III. $50 shares.
against 7b7, oeo IN the pre-holiday
session Monday. Curb sales were
1lo.l against 1<3.7 e0.
NEW rokK--k post-siscsion
rally carried leading stocks UP
fractions 70 = point at the opening
wednesday and then encountered
profit-taktng which left the list
Irregular.
Initial trading was ct fast pace.
married BY blocks Of stock rang
ing TO 5000 shares on punched
ordsrs rssponding to brokers' bull
In Interpretation Of the election
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THE TACOMA TINES e cooper
ating with the war Manpower
Commission which advises that
workers presently employed IN
war production should not ap-
Div ana will not be considered
for employment with employ
ers advertising IN this section.
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FINDERS OF lost articles sdver-
tised below please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the losers go 70 The
Tacoma Times office. ele Mar
ket. where you will be presented
with two guest tickets 70 the
Temple theater.
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returns. Dealings lightened when
realizing Get In.
Returns Of q cautious attitude
reflected. according to Wall Street
opinion. q belief that the market
II heading into q period which win
be marked by heavy tax selling
Sales, however. were not sufficient
to bring wide breaks into any sec
ton. although q few individual
issues developed weakness late In
the day.
wEDNEsDxY.ss etorArroNs
souosations courtesy Merrill. Lynch.
Pierce. rsnner = Became. Washington
Hldg- membere New York stock
warAaAAml
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Seattle - Clearings s16.1so, 49,
IS; balances IS. s2s, 37l.b6.
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RANK TRANSACTIONS

Portland - Wednesdays bank
clesrings sls,2se. os6.ee; balances
S3.566. l6s.72.
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Poultry Raised
One Cent Today

Poultry was up one cent on the
markets Wednesday. turkeys
were unchanged At l6 and "a
cents for both toms and hens.
Eggs. ~ did butter and butterfat.
remained At frozen quotations.
On produce row . carload Of
Pasco lettuce was new. II was
priced At Sz.7S = crate. Fresh
Oregon carrots came In this morn
ing at $3.50 . crate or rs cents q
dozen bunchea A good supply Of
onions IN fine shape was another
item addsd 10 the stock.
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Buy U. s. Bonds and savei
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Hs9n1ry - usna eolorsd ~ -
. ihs.. - eta: Leghorn hens, more
than 81 lbs. - ctA ana under sH
II. Is cts.: ooloesd frisrs. 70 eta;
raboltA 15o1e eta PER n: turkey
hrooonr hena - cfs.: White Leg
hcEn brotlsr4 ~ 70 2 lhs. 20 cts.
pr n
DueeeEoAt-S1 cenfA
Eggs- Standard ~: nsdiuns
-; snail ~.
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foF.s NOV. - NOV. A NOV. 30
under instructions Of United
States army authorities The Ia
coma Times II not permitted to
publish any news Of current
weather conditions In the eight
western statea
Highest temperature on Nov. ?
was 81 degrees and lowest up IN
III 5 a. m. Nov. 3 was -.
Sun rises at 1859 Pacific war
time Thursday and sets at 5:4s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
M TRACKMEN STRONG IN DASHES
Doherty Figures OSU Strongest Threat

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 24.-Mich-
igan will find Ohio State the
most dangerous contender this
year as the Wolverines bid for
the track and field honors they
lost last year to Indiana. Ac-
cording to Ken Doherty, Michi-
gan track coach, the Buckeyes
and Wolverines rate stronger
than the defending champions,
although by the time the out
door meets open many Of the
prospective point winners will
have left school for various
branches of the armed forces.
Michigan's strength for the
most part is concentrated in the
dashes up to and including the
S80-yard event. A few points
may be gathered in other events
but Doherty is not counting on
them.
The Wolverines have four men
in the 100-yard dash who have
been clocked under 10 seconds
this winter. AL Piel and Bob
Ufer have both covered the dis
lance in 9.S, while AL Thomas.
former Cooley High acc, and
Leonard Alkon are one-tenth of
a second slower. Almost any
meet could develop into just a
race between these lads.
Ufer is the fastest in the 900.
with a time of 21.3 seconds to
his credit. II ne repeats in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

Western Conference meet he
should be a winner. Piel and
Alkon have been timed at 21.8
and Thomas at PIG.
In the 440 it's Ufer and
Thomas the best and a fine start
towards a winner in the mile re-
lay. Piel and Alkon could help
and the four possess the speed
necessary to win.
Frank Mccarthy is tops in
the high hurdles, with a time of
S.3 for the 65-yard event and
14.7 for 12O yards. James By
erly and Joe Lahey are other
prospects who may improve be-
ore-the tough competition ap-
pears.
Thomas and Charley Pinney
have turned in the best per-
formances in the 65-yard low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Final STANDINGS

his cue away" said 46-year-old
Welker Cochran. the fighting
West Coast Irishman who had
just taken the licking OF his
life.
Fans had watched Willie crush
his old rival-crush him even more
.convincingly than he did three
decades ago, when they matched
shots for the first time in New
York handicap balkline tourna-
ment. Welker played good bill
liards-good enough to win many
previous matches Of the 1912
three-cushion meet
But good billiards against the
champ last night figured to net
Hopes opponent about 81 points,
and that total was opposite Coch-
rams name when the 36-lnnlng
lmatch was over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Joe Louis
Life Story

Fight fans. Starting in this
Sundays Times will be Sid
MERGERS life story of Joe
Louis, world heavyweight
C mpion. and now Pvt.
Joseph Louis Barrow. L. S. A.
Read about Louis career,
taking him from the cotton
fields TO the heavyweight
crown,
Read about the struggles
and triumphs of the former
cotton picker and Detroit fac
tory worker read about
the harde S { punch he has
landed in a championship
bout and many other de-
tails about tho life and career
OF this champlon-lurncd-
soldier.
For carrier delivery of The
Detroit Times 10 your home,
dial Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
I'D. Faces Red Cats
Titan Caeers Again Meet AII-Sophomore Lineup
in Game With Western Reserve Tonight
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

An all-sophomore lineup will
face the University of Detroit
basketball team for the second
time in succession tonight when
the Titans meet Western Reserve
at 8 p. m. in the Lincoln High
gym. Ferndale.
Reserve. foreSeeing the pos
sibility of poSt-seaSon football
game, delayed opening OF as
basketball season until January 10.
The Red Cats lost to Michigan
State and Akron in their first two
starts but came back last Satur-
day TO nip Case College, 52-51.
Probable starters for Reserve
are Fred Becker and Tom Mason
at the forwards, Bill Dewalt and
Sam Modify at the guards and
Joe Sponseller at center. Ray Tay-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

The sting Of not one, but two
football defeats at the hands Of
ST. Theresa last Fall sent Lourdes
High basketball team against the
Pirates last night IN a vengeful
mood
So after the battle was over,
revenge was swccter than ever
when the River Rouge quintet
trounccd m, defending First Divi-
sion champions ut the Catholic
League. 5O-2S J. was St. The
reSa : frs, league setback. i~o
years and lell LourdCS the only
unbcatcn team in the western
section.
Last Fall tho Pirates beat
LoUrdeS. li-13, 10 tie for first IN
the divisional grid race In the
playof the elevcnS battled 10 a
tie. but 81. Theresa was declared
winner on a point system
There were no halfhearted
measures as LourdeS made up for
the double setback last night. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
LOursles Squares Id
Memory Of Football Defeats by ST. Theresa Spurs
Team to Win in Cage Contest

Rouge team. after leading, 1913,
at the intermission. outdid itself
in the third quarter, scoring %
points to snow under the Pirates
green squad. Bill Brodie, with 16
points, and Ted Plaza. with IA,
paced Lourdes. while Bill Dillon
had eight for the losers.
De La Sale and Visitation con-
tinued un beaten TO lead the
eastern and central sections, re-
SpeCtively. Leonard Slazinskl
again was the big gun dS La Sale
turned back ST. Ambrose. 1881,
tallying IL points. and Visitation
found St LadiSlauS easy, 47-2i.
John Collins and Bill Ward. with
II and Ii points, respectively.
leading a powerful second half
drive.
Redeemer tied 81. Theresa for
second in the western sector with
its third victory in four games
against St. Cecilia. 4l-24. George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Name Biff Jones
West Point Head

WEST POINT, y. Y Jan. "a.
CUP)-Those icy purIstS who have
held that sports are noncsSential
to a nation at war were given
an adroit kick in the pants when
Mai. Lawrence ,BIn) Jones, ma
tionally known football coach. was
appointed director Of athletics at
the United States Military Acad-
envy.
The return Of Jones. athletic
director and head sridTon coach
at the University OF NcbraSka.
to active duty ON February 2 at
the Point, where he spent the first
IL years Of his coaching career,
gives the academy one of the
Understanding. two-man comblna-
tons in sports, since Red Blaik.
imported less than year ago
from Dartmouth. already coaches
football
The acadcmy'S bureau Of infer.
nation stressed that Jones will
NOT coach Army's football team
He will direct the academys ath-
letic policies for the duration. He
will succeed Col Louis T.. Hibbs,
to be ordered to duty elsewhere in
Imid-February. W. 4
The war department scarcely
could have Lent more emphasis 10
tho emergency importance OF
sports than the appointment o,
The colorful major Now 10. he
resigned from active army duty
when he accepted the double Job
Of director and coach at Nebraska
in January. 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

hurdles with times of IA. Pinney
is also threat in the 220-yard
low hurdles, Michigan's only
contender in this event.
The $50 is one of the strong
est departments for the Wolver-
ines. Doherty has FIVE possible
place winners in the race, John
Kautz is the best with 1.56 in
doors and 1:54.1 outdoors.
David Matthews has run the
distance outdoors in 1884.
Others are John Roxborough,
Buck Dawson and Wilbert Ack-
erman. John Ingersol and Ufer
are also candidates for this
event.
In the mile it's Just Acker-
man and in the two-mile no one
has yet shown enough ability
to threaten in the big meets.
Frank Mccarthy is the best
contender in the high jump and
the broad jump while there are
two candidates in the pole vault,
Robert Segula and Wilbert We
denja.
A two-mile relay team will be
sent to New York to defend the
title Michigan won last year In
the Melrose games. Kautz.
Matthews and Ufer have been
named and the fourth was to be
picked in today's time trials.
Alderman is the likely choice.
giving Michigan the same quar-.
tet 1t had last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Hoppe Again
Bests Cochran

CHICAGO. Jan. "a INS0-
There they stood in the middle oil
the stage-those two former boy
wonders" of billiards.
81 guess I'll play until they
take the cue away from me-"
said 54-year-old Willie Hoppe.
the winner and still champion.
That's about the only way
Wen ever break his strangle-
hold on the worlds three-cush-
ion billiards championship-take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
HIGH SCHOOL

ca. % Northeastern g.
Southeastern 30 DENLY Is.
Miller 2s Northern %
81 stanislaus % 81 Martin %.
St Vincent 80. ST. Casimir 80
81 Thomas 81 Sweetest Heart 81.
Lourdes SO. 81. Theresa IS
Mt. Carmel 30. St Francis Xavier 10.
St Patrick IS. All SAINTS "a
Highland Park "a Pershing p.
Rosary 81. 81, Josephat Is.
Southwestern "a. Cooley p
L OF D. High IS. BEDFORD %
Redeemer 81 ST. Cecilia "a
St Charles %. st Philip Is.
Visitation 81. ST. Lsdislaus -.
Mt Clemens 80, Monroe 81
River Rouge 81 Ypsilanu rs.
Western 80. Mackenzie 81
Annuncistion 10, 81 Rose is
81 MARY (Rol 30. st Frederick %.
Chadsey 30. Northwestern %.
Lasalle IS. 81 Ambrose -
Central 81. Wilbur Wright 20.
Eastern IS. Hamtramck -
s, Rita 20. ST. Francis Desalcs -.
ST James % So. MARY tMCl Il.
St Mary CR) IS. St Loo Il
81 Anthony 81. 81 Joseph %.
Ecorse 80 Dearborn %
sturgis So. Albion 80
Catholic Central 81, 81. Gresory -
Pontiac 81. OWosso 81
Saginaw SO. Flint Central 80
81 Joseph tSagb 81 ST Andrew -.
81. James (BCD 30. st Mary tSt 80.
Adrian 81. Hillsdale IS.
COLLEGE
Kalamazoo 81 Albion 80.
Alma 81. Adrian 81.
Highland Park &c 90 BAY City &c 81
Alabama 80. Vanderbilt 10.
Western Michigan so, Manchester IS.
Tennessee %. Auburn %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Bo3!:]!a q
II BY BOB m4vtp&4
Twilight Games May Cross Up Old Corktown
When It's Time TO Start Dinner

yorktown, bound up with baseball in Detroit is apt to
add to its lore of the plans the Detroit
club materaze It's residents instead of telling time by the
early afternoon rush to the park and the $50 break for home
note games starting at o'clock instead of the traditional
Under the daylight saving law going into effect February
sposble to start and finish in ample time to let the
industry workers home in time for decent before
that bankety- blank alarm clock gets to business
And when the Big Boss down in Washington turned the
light for night baseball in his letter Judge Kenesaw
Mountain Lans he did foresee that time the advantages
for the under daylight saving Now he is apt tw
light ball. And when he he usually gets what he wants
So twilight ball awaits only official stamping at Detroit
baseball headquarters to become fact 1t remains for the
decide. Jack Zeer would say who
hold out, for 80 900 customers can't be wrong"
Boston had the twilight bug long One OF the fastest
and best leagues in the country has
ated the Greater Boston district for Now and again
the Red Sox Braves eyed the but tradition and
various other held them back With the
twilight games as income tax day.
Especially here in Detroit in this arsenal of democracy
has to believe the who shop office and factory by
day entitled to and will chance to their beloved
Tigers 'on the twilight shift
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

Even if does sometimes lose you jobs and get into
unpleasant scrambles
has been of Rogers Hornsby and his recent
elevation to basebal's hall of fame.
Raah has been known through the years, veal
poverty wealth. always speak his piece and let the
parlays fall where they
Sure he horses. Never denied it. Never tried TO
hide it, But accused him of laying much
quarter baseball game.
the honor Honsby. he has been lauded
by and critics everywhere Every quite happy TO
a little cheer the life of Raah. He's certainly
ked his share of black clouds in the face the few
One noted coumnst has out predicting the Raah
Is on his way back to the majors as a manager
Let's hope So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

rounds The furious prompted the veteraa
Judge Tom Basquette to remark:
Those kids must be in the class and counting tho
girl"
toughest break of the evening came to Dick Tampn.
veteran bantamwegh from Holy Redeemer He was leading
Angelo Soave of ST. Benedicts by wide margin when ne
injured shoulder and his seconds stopped the fight midway
in the third period.
Bill Andrus the novice lightweight title by coming
from behind TO trim Richard Enow Of Sacred Heart Enow
Bill rallied and took the last two and
the unanimous decision.
Chevrolet won trophy with SO points to 81 for
Holy Redeemer Redeemer had the parish trophy cinched
going the finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
By EDGAR HAYES

Tony Ross curlyheaded youngser with fighting
has earned the title Boxer of the Year Son of
fighter of the Tony upset Gail Harvey
Highland Recreation the feature bout of the Catholic
Organization finals at the State Fair Coliseum last night
A crowd of 1000 fans the program.
Harvey had been advancing rapidly in Michigan AAU
boxing He had scored impressive victories in various
town. including the Goodfelow bout at Olympia
The climax decisive victory Art Price
quaerfnas of the CYO. Last year Price
maj or tournaments the second boxer history
TO do
The Highland Park youngster a heavy favorte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

the lightweight coached by Leo Jones of the Chevrolet club
The first round fairy with Ross having what margin
there
Midway in the second heat, Harvey thought he
opening He rushed n only to be caught by perfect left hook
that him to the floor for nine count Gail hung the
of the round.
Realizing he needed to knockout TO turn the tide
Harvey smuggling the final round He forced Tony
part of the round Finally hard right the
head by up the Highland Parker again
command holding it until the final bell Both judges
and the referee gave all three rounds to Ross
For concentrated action the bout between fight
ers eliminates Holy Redeemer, the nights highlgh
Joe Thayer and Mickey Peak stopped punching for three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Chicago White Sox
Trainer, Slhatht, Dies

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. "a
GNS).-Funeral services were
pending today for Adolf F.
Schacht. 81. Chicago White SoN
baseball trainer. who died Of a
heart attack yesterday as he
MAS preparing for a fishing trip
on Puget Sound
He Joined the Chicago club in
1888 after serving several years
as trainer for the Seattle Coast
League Baseball Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

Tor, junior guard, and Dick Luther,
senior guard, are the lettermen
ousted but will see considerable
service.
The Red Cats, averaging 6 feet
2 inches, will have the height ad-
vantage, but it may be offset
somewhat by the presence in the
L. of D. lineup of Jack Hart. g.
fcet-5-inch eN-footballer. Hart was
injured in the final grid game of
the season with Creighton and
didn't report until last week.
Only other collegiate game to-
night is at Hackett Field House,
where Lawrence Tech seeks It's
second victory in as many Michi-
.gan-Ontario games against Ferris
Institute of Grand Rapids. The
Blue Devils walloped st. Mary's
of Orchard Lake. 52-27, in their
first conference game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Out 10 Break
Rangers Streak,
Start Their Own
Detroit TO Use
Same Lines That
Defeated Boston, 4-3
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

So here 60 the Red Wings to-
night against the New York
Rangers. Out to finish putting
over that 100 to l hockey parlay.
At least 10000 fans will be at
|Olvmpia TO see if they can do it.
They started il off Thursday
night with a near-miracle victory
over the world champion Boston
Bruins. their first in two seasons.
But tonight's task. the last half
of the parlay. looks even tougher.
Don Crosse. Sid Abel and the
other Red Wing fire-eaters, are
out not only to beat the Rangers
for the first time this season but
to shut them out.
No one has done that for 80
games.
WINGS HAVE IN PAST
II seems like an impossible task
to National Hockey League teams
TO stop these Rangers. but the
Red Wings know Ranger teams
can be stopped They can go back
10 years to the last big Ranger
scoring streak. when a Red Wing
team with John Ross Roach at
goal stopped a New York scoring
run at II games with a shutout
in New York.
But the Wings don't have TO go
back a decade. Just two seasons
ago Detroit held New York to one
goal at Olympia during the entire
season. And that Ranger team
won the Stanley Cup.
The Rangers owe the Red Wings
slight debt of gratitude for
beating the Bruins Thursday
might. It kept the Bruins from
pulling out of a first place tie with
the Rangers-and with the Kraut
Line getting army calls and Bill
Cowley hurt, you can just about
rack up the league championship
for the Rangers.
WHY THEY'RE ON TOP
The reason for the New York
success. Of course. is that line Of
Bryan Hextall. Phil Watson and
Lynn Patrick. These three men
not only form the leagues high
scoring line. but are running 1-2-3
in the scoring race. Right Wing
HeXtall is first with 80 points on
ID goals and II assists: Center
Watson is second with 81 on 10
goals and 81 assists, and Patrick
has II goals and II assists for %
points.
Detroit also has a pair Of high
scorers in Abel and Crosse, who
have 20 and q points, respec-
lively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
OId-Timers Eyine Big League Spots

II fans judge by current stories they may see
of the oldtimers back.
Word Nashville that Red Lucas Of 20
the and Of Grand Rapids
trimmed his long beard and fully expects be back the
ia jors this coming season.
Bob Grove thinking about retiring until started
making heavy nroads younger talent, thinking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

about going after Iron Man
Joe McGinnity's record.
Old Man Nose is AZ. Iron
Man Joe was winning pitcher
at So.
Why, any day now we
might be reading where Vic
Sorrell. Heinie Soluble, HeinieI
Manush. Red Wingo or some of
that clan are trying to get back
with the Tigers.
I've noticed even Wish Egan
with a strange CLINT in his eye
lately. And could the fact that
he is exercising his pitching
arm daily mean that he plans
to try again.
II he does, I'm personally
going to start Bob Neach,
Davey Jones and Oscar Stanage
doing road work again.
Frankness does pay in the
number of friends YOU keen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

nation wide poll taken today for the most popular
sports, who do you say it would be?
Would it be Joe DiMaggio, Hank Greenberg Joe Louis
George McAfee Ted Williams?
Or maybe of the od-mers like Jack Dempsey, Gene
Tunney COL Ed Bradley Matt VIM Bobby Jones Bill rden
Could be Whizzer White George Halas Tommy Bridges
Somewhere the top would be Leo Durocher Larry
MacPha Dixie Walker There of popular
in hockey, racing and on down the line
the moment it opinion that all creeds
and coors would cast the big vote the of Joe Louhe
athlete who refuses make mistake.
Canadian sports weekly has been conducting hockey
popularity poll and Tommy Anderson of Brooklyn leads the
Orlando Of the Red Wings second The from
Chicago helped Jimmy push into the second SLOT
be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
It's Louis Treat Camp Upton Discovers

Nike Jacobs had hurry phone call from Joe Louis fror
Camp Upton the other day.
Joe seemed had suddenly whacked out and needed fires
funds 1t found that Joe had bought about
in camp package of cigarets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24
Basketball Results

CONTINUED on Page l2)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-24

a Bomber.