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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Lima City Solicitor
Is Dead

Lester w. Shepherd, 40, Lima city
solicitor, died Unexpectedly of a
heart attack at $50 a. m. Saturday
at his residence. He had suffered a
similar attack two years ago while
hunting, but had been in apparent
good health and active since that
time.
Shepherd, who has served as city
solicitor since 1888, was a member
of the Allen County and Ohio State
fees he has held included representa-
Bar associations. Other political of
tive to the state legislature, 1928-30,
and assistant city solicitor, 1857.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11

quotas by counties are.
Adams, 500, ZOO; Allen, 1925, 300;
Ashland, STAT 400 Ashtabuia, S246,-
200; Athens, SlOl, 600; Auglaize, $751;
600.
Belmont, s24e, 300; Brown, $2S, 200;
Butler, $3.50, 0,l0O.
Carroll, SIG, 300; Champaign, $64,-
200; Clark, 1858, 200; Clermont, .S64,-
300; Clinton, S71 ,600 Columblana,
S375, 100; Coshocton, S1l6,200; CraW-
ford, $l83, 100; Cuyahoga, Sl3, ,546, lO0.
Darke, $94,6OO; Defiance, 90,7O0;
Delaware, S88, 400.
Erie, $297, 700.
Fairfield, Sl92, 300; Fayette, $751;
900; Franklin, S2,335, 300; Fulton,
Gallia, SAL 1000; Geauga, $4,000;
Greene, Sis, 200; Guernsey, S72, 600.
Hamilton, $7,002, 200; Hancock,
s143, 600; Hardin, s68 900; Harrison,
$51,700; Henry, S57,800; Highland,
$9A,800; Hooking, s44,3O0; Holmes,
$24,700; Huron, S156, 700: 40.
Jackson, $152, 100; Jefferson, $685.
900.
Knox, S1l4,6 900.
Lake, S142, 500; Lawrence, S53, 900;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
MalOney Trial Cost
$1,697

The trial of James V. Maloney,
27-year-old factory worker now in
the Ohio State penitentiary following
his conviction on second degree
murder charge, cost $1,6977S, a
check of the cost record, now COM
plete, revealed recently.
No action apparently will be taken
in the matter of a new trial as the
period for filing an appeal has now
elapsed, Allen county officials said.
The entire proceedings of the trial
in which Maloney was convicted of
the silk-stocking Staying of Mrs
Goldie Siler, 46, Lima State hospital
employe, was totaled at S1,697.78 in
costs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Arrested For Shooting
Pleasant

Robert Jones, Bettsville, was ar
rested by Deputy Game Warden
Frank Range for shooting pleas
ant out of season. He was fined
S25 in Justice of the Peace Roy
Haudenschield's court, paid the fine
and was released. Range said the
youth shot the pheasant from the
highway. The pheasant, a large
rooster, was given to Kenton hos
pital.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Curfew Governs Gene
tery Visits

A curfew law for those who de-
sire to visit Grove cemetery was i'm
posed in Kenton last week by Sheriff
Randall Clark and cemetery trustees
as the result of recent acts of van
dalism in which markers and tomb
stones were overturned.
Hereafter, the sheriff warned, per-
sons found in the cemetery after
p. m. will be subject to arrest and
prosecution as trespassers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Draft Board Member
Dies

Selective Service Draft Board No
3 was closed at noon Friday in OBJ
servance of the death of one of the
board members, J. Smith Howe, OF
Spencerville, who died Wednesday
noon in his home.
Mr.. Howe was 32nd degree Ma
son and held offices in a number OF
Masonic organizations. He also was
captain of Company F, 148ht In
fantry, and served two terms as
mayor of Spencerville.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
NEWS NOTES FROM FOUR COUNTIES

Foundry Co. and Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Co., punched
along the southwest edge of Lima,
are preparing to add 2,20O workers
within six months. Many new
buildings are being erected.
Major undertaking will be to wild
en- the heavily travelled U. S. Route
25, from % to 40 feet, for distance
of $500 feet southwark from Lima,
Other roads included in the widen
ing program are nearby parallel and
bisecting arteries.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
S83,118 Collected
In Taxes

Tax collections of S19,136.9O dur
ing the week which closed Friday
total collections since the books have
been opened for the second half OF
1941 taxes reached s83,118.49, Allen
County Treasurer Ray w. Barnett
announced Saturday.
Sales tax receipts from his office
also held their own with high pre-
vious weeks when they were ST..
254.22 for the week ending Friday
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11

Licking, s228, 500; Logan, s63 5000;
Lorain, $6ll 300; Lucas, So, ,824, 900.
Madison, S55, 600; Mahoning, ST.
253, 700; Marion, $191 300; Medina,
S144,000; Meigs, S27, 100; Mercer,
$4,000; Miami, $3.50, 200; Monroe,
S22, 200; Montgomery, Sl,790,300
Morgan, S18,700; Morrow, $25 1900;
Muskingum, S244,100.
Noble, Sl2,700.
Ottawa, S79, 400.
Paulding, S2l, 900; Perry, S48, 200;
Pickaway, 1880; Pike, S17,800; +;
Portage, S178,200; Preble, $92 1000;
Putnam, $83, 100.
Richland, 1887, 600; Ross, $3.50, 300;
Sandusky, S139, 900; Scioto, $780,
900; Seneca, S201 400; Shelby, S76,-
600; Stark, 81 ,482, 800; Summit, ST.
$40 200.
Trumbull, s532,4OO; Tuscarawas.
$228, 1000.
Union, S26,4o0.
Van Vert, S95, 900; Vinton, $4,000.
Warren, 90,400; Washington,
$l25, 900; Wayne, S204 900; Williams,
500, 200; Wood, Sll3, l00 Wyandot,
S57 ,9DO. u. S. Treasury Department
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Lima Garbage Dispute
Ends

Lima's $4,000 residents were hope
full this week that the city's year
old garbage controversy was settled
after Ralph w. Secoy, Lima, owner
of an interstate trucking line and
several farms, contracted with City
captain of Company T, 148th In.
a month from residences. He agreed
to start hauling within 30 days, end
ing services of more than so indie.
pendent haulers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Is Vacancies In Put
nam Schools

Announcement there are Is vacan-
cies in the various Putnam county
school districts while four instructor
changes have been made in the last
few days was made by Supt. Carl
D.Vermilya of the county system.
Coaches and commercial teachers
are most in demand at schools which
have vacancies.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Ia Admitted To
Citizenship

Fourteen persons from IL differ
ent nations were admitted to citizen
ship Tuesday following hearings con-
Quoted before Judge Neal L. Lora
Questions were asked of the pros
pective citizens by Joseph P. Jordan
examiner of the United States de-
partment of Justice, immigration and
Naturalization Service.
Formal admission to citizenship
will be arranged following a fnal
hearing in November.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Section Worker Is
Killed By Train

A Lima member of an Erie Rail-
road section crew was killed instant
ly Friday afternoon when he was
struck by the locomotive of an east
bound freight train at Mccoy Run,
a mile east of Foraker.
The victim was Sam Zummo, 81,
of Lima, who, witnesses said, had
started the motor of an air-com-
pressor and then stepped back to
pick up his gloves near the track on
which the train was approaching.
Apparently he did not see the train.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
PUTNAM COUNTY
Falls From Dam
And browns

Body of Albert Brown, 30, who
slipped from the independence state
dam near Continental and was
drowned was recovered by Rudy
Clevinger, Independence park super
intendent. The body had lodged
against the lower side of the stluc-
ture. Brown is reported to have
slipped from the dam while fishing
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
0Nloiol M s. 7se044ea1
- OHIO -
" WAR BOND QUOTAS "
- FOR JUNE 1-
FOR JUNE

WASHINGTON, D. c., June Henry Morgenthau Jr secre
today made known June War Bond
O7O counties the nation to all State and County War
Savings Stafs.
The June quota the State of Ohio is S42, ,722 500
county Quotas based substantial increase May
quotas reach cent of income when
War Bond basis July
help meet the war Everybody, day. per
cent throughout the country You can buy War
Bonds at Bank Building Loan Assocaon Post Office and
at many department stores
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
State Hospital In
mate Escapes

Acall had been sent out over the
state Thursday and officials were
searching for John Langfritz, %, of
Cincinnati, who made good his es-
cape Wednesday about 3:15 p. m.
from the Lima State hospital by use
of a rope improvised from strips of
an empty bedtick.
Langfritz had been committed to
the local institution from Longview
State hospital, Cincinnati, in No
vember, 1910, after he had escaped
from there several times.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
To Widen War Plant
Roads

To cope with movement Of men
and materials for three large Lima
war industries currently employing
approximately $500 persons, WPA,
city, county and highway officials
and War Department engineers are
planning the speediest road building
and improvement program ever un-
dertaken there.
The three industries, Lima Loco
motive Works, Inc, Ohio Steel
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Teachers Unpaid For
Two Months

Dudley school district near Mt.
Victory, where teachers were not
paid for the last two months of the
scholastic year because of lack of
funds, approved by vote OF 100 to
81 a 112-mill two-year school levy.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Check lUith War Board
On Farm, Construction

Construction of farm houses and
barns for the duration of the war
will be curtailed by conservation
order No. L-41 which forbids the
building of farm homes costing more
than $500 and of other farm con-
struction costing more than $1,000
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11

DR.. B. F. Mowry has been commits
stoned a major and ordered to active
duty Monday at Patterson Field,
Dayton; DR.. Walter F. Galbreath
and DR.. r. S. Killing also have ap-
piled for commissions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
HANCOCK COUNTY
College Professor
EnliSts

Prof. William B. Newton an
nounced his resignation as freshman
English instructor and dramatics
coach at Findlay College to enter a
Marine officers training school at
Quantico, Virginia.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Pre-Flight Training
In Schools

Putnam county schools will insti-
tute aeronautic pre-fight training by
the United States commissioner of
education and the state department
of education.
This was assured by Supt. Carl d.
Vermilya of the Putnam county
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11

TO-DAY, great industries and friendly people work
L night and day for Victory-yet everywhere, the
quaint charm and rustic beauty of La Province de Quebec
remain unspoiled. Welcome TO your French Canadian
Vacation!
lie the smiling Eastern Townships, lakeland of vacation
charm. Visit Montreal, the metropolis of Canada and
the City of Quebec storied rock of history North of
Montreal the Laurentans and the Ganeau mountain
vacationlands. There's Les TroisRivieres to explore
and the foresed Saint Maurice Valley the hnterland
gems of La Vaee de la Chaudere, Les Bos Francs and
La Beauce. Then to Quebec City, to Charlevoix-
Saguenay to Lac Saint Jean and Laurentdes Park Even
to Gaspe ITSELF North American wonder-tour!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Findlay Loses Eight
Doctors

With five physicians already in
army service, Findlay will lose three
more soon, it was learned last week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11
Lima Nurse Thought
Held By Japs

Nurse Catherine Nau, daughter of
Mrs. F. c. Nau, of Lima, one of the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11

schools. He said a meeting of all
executive heads of the schools in this
county will be called within the next
two or three weeks to make plans.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-06-11

News Want-ads bring results.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
White Sox Win
Annual Series

CHCAGO-Ail was quiet on the
baseball front today as the last
of the major teams, the Chicago
Cubs and the White sox. dispersed
after the Sox won the Chicago city
series four games 10 two.
Johnny Humphries won his sec
ond game OF the series last night.
4 TO !, setting the Bruins down
with five hits. Lon Warneke was
starting pitcher for the Cubs. but
gave way 20 a pinch hitter In the
sixth. Les Fleming pitched two
innings and Paul Erickson finished
the game. Warneke was the loser
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Local BOWLING News

Howard Bailey and Pete sowle
captured individual scoring honors
In bowling matches ON Taeoma's
downtown alleys Tuesday night.
Bailey. shooting In the CONNER
clal league on the Broadway alleys.
rolled s7i for the top Tuesday
three game score. getting his fine
series with singles OF 20s. lit and
ISIS.
sowie registered 2is for the best
single game. making his big count
in the City Employees league
matches on the broadway.
Two big series were pro-
duced by the bewIers Of the
cIty Employees league. Anchor
man Carlson. for the City Em-
ploye~ Union team. rolled 5as
for the top series. with Bernie
Thomas = eio~e second with
5ss.
Ralph Ralston. one Of the lead
Ing plnmen Of the Veneer league.
topped the trundlers on the Coll
scum lanes with tg6 for the high
series and i7s for the top single.
ERMA. BESSIE HIGH
Erma Musselman and Bessie
Trowbridge rolled past the 500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
.DoroihyAxielle
In 18th Spot
Young Tdcomo Girl
Archer Does Well

Report Of the first nationwide
mail match sponsored by the Ma
tionai Archery association. during
the first two weeks AZ August.
has Just been received and indi-
Gates that Dorothy Axtelle. city
and state woman's champion. fin
ished in 18th place among the 50
women from So states who com
peted In this match.
Dorothy's score q PSI for the
single national and single Column
hia rounds gained her an a
classification given the 81 wo-
men who succeeded In scoring $50
or better. She also had high score
among the women competing from
this state and from the Pacific
Northwest.
Mrs. X. =. Leamsn of Penn
syiyania won the womeu's
championship and Carl Nee>e
OF New Jersey had high score
of the moro than 600 men COM
petitors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
No Unbeaien
Outfits Seen

San rRANc1sCo - n any
major football team on the Pacific
coast Kstn through the ssssns
with = spotie.s record. sveryons.
including tho lucky outflt il~~is.
yin be mare surprised than IN
"sxpertsa wsr~ whsn the fp<o
stanford team ross frnm obseurisy
20 Hose How'll riches
Lest year. every tesss--ts-
els<sin9 sh~ ehaHnptss Osegss
stats neesevs--ssss~1 ~ wsee
~ I~sst sss epessss. ~ ~
sirss tws weeAs ~ skis esss-
psias ere ssy esttss>s. ~
prse~dsrs shssss ~ sepeaee1.
Oregon State and wnshlnstan
state nov sfnnd aims with two
straight victories In Coast oonfer-
sncs compositions Wills Santa
Clara and ihs NJ. Nsry's Naval
cadsts rats - the strongest In
Dependents
nut the Beavers had 10 come
from b~hlnd 10 defeat California In
TIM last 70 seconds. is-A. WISH
lnxtnn STATES nffsns~ wlil fall
apart 10 anything happens 10 Jay
Stoves. tb<ir pa~~~r. and hob Nan
nsdy. the bsttsrinE fssiih~ek.
Bnoscos on0usD wEAk
Santa Clara has . ver~atiie
passing stssek bat . pitifuiiy wsah
ground game and ths navy hes 70
depend mainly on snssxns sbo
onn~ ~.rs slI.Amsfiesns.
California. tbs prs-ssssSu ehoses
Of fhe eoaehr. and wnssrs. vas
lucky 10 beat ~. MAry's 1hs
lucky streak ran out against O. d
G. and the Bears find th~mssivss
preparing for SAINT. Clara with
out Jim JurkoyIch. th@ brilliant
but brittle t.libsek. In addition.
stub AIiison's yssnisd saphomcr~s
with ths exception II e>stsr
Harry Proper ~hsys failed % SHOW
anything bit enthusiasm.
ssssh~ss Csi1fsssts's sps~1
m~sehssss. ps6s< ~ Ns<ssy
nec.ssss. e.s't go sssss -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
TOday's Sport Young Ring
@uN Stor Owns
a Punch. Speed

had to go to work to feed Willie.
his 14-yesr-old sister and a
seven-year-old brother.
Willie says. Il left school to
get a job as a stockboy in a
wallpaper place. / didn't Ike
il. so / decided 10 turn pro.
Young Pep advanced rapidly.
He had what il takes deadly
punch plus unusual speed sfoot
in the boxing technique.
Willie Pep L. one Of the most
peculiar fighters the ring has
ever known. He il n ''hit-and-
run" battler. He moves In and
throws a punch with either hand
that will knock one groggy-
and then darts away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

marx 70 turn IN the highest totAia
OF the women Of the Commercial
league. Ermas 800 was tops. with
Bessie only a pin behind with 500.
iona wild's ie< was best single
game Of the women bowiers.
Pete soib~g'. Tireus~n forged
Into the lead In the hot Cam
mereiai league rare by tskisg
fsur point. from the salads.
Bakery Iadi~s r~ilnqsslsh~d the
lead. which they held prior 10
iAst nights play. wts~s they
dropped thre~ po,nss 10 ths
Icemrn.
In other Commercial league
matches. nusmen took three from
Asbescos. Royal Arcsnpm won four
from Match Ladies' and fcsmsn
split even with the Jewels. for
merly the Hotel Lassiss.
DONNA sORBKnO LEADS
High score Of the 10 women
bowisrs who roll regularly with
the mems teams In the Veneer
league. went 10 Donna sofbero
who registered Lao for ths high
single and 3ss for the high series
Results Of ths Veneer league
matches were Yellow Jackets ..
spreaders /. Evergreen .. Outlaws
/. Office 4. streamllners 1: Com
msreials J. AiIlefs 4. Drsftaes Z.
West Pointers !. c,ills 4. spares o.
Among the better scores we're.
Iii Sherman &ss. Chuck jackson
as. George GembsI act. Willie
Memo sss. and Len kstter $50.
CITY EMPLOYEES LEAGUE
T'hs league leading Tirsmsn
romped off with another victory
In City Employs. isagus play
Tuesday. taking thres points from
the Laundrymsn. Pete sowis's COS
and Jerry Rsoeconfs boi were top
scores
0iiers ~ss tws from Cify
Emplsyes uniss. fs~dsff m~s
Mlnsitti w.~ high for the 0sis
with szs and Anehsrsnss Carl
ssn tapped ths Usiss with So.
Gnilmsn we're pserisss IN their
match sith Fsasl OH. tskingg all
three games Jack Roberts had =
c0z series for the Cribs and Jerry
Kent led the Fuel OH team with
sss.
VOTERS 1on two fr0m Dix0us
and Harrison won two ffvfn
Sport ANear
WEDNESDAY sGHEDIIE
Tbe No. ] Hhipyard league rolls
Wednesday night on ihs broadway
alleys At ssi5 o'clock and on the
Coliseum lanes ths kezisrsttsx
take over the drives Il 7 o'cio<k.
Important mstehss are sebed-
uied for ne CITY issgus which
shoots On ths Broadway ~ s;so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

Y TfF- SUM-
NEW YORK Out of Hart
ford, Conn, comes the deadiiest
young dynamiter the feather
weight division has known in
years. His name is Willie Pep,
though he was born Gugliermo
Papleo. and he is far more effec-
tive than II he were a break
fast food belter-which he Is
not.
Willie Pep has belted his way
TO a featherweight title fight
with Champion Chalky Wright
at Madison Square Garden, Nov
20. And when Young Pep steps
into the ring, he Will be favored
at about FL.
Pep. who has registered 81
straight professional victories.
is confident that he can wrest
the feather title from Wright,
the ancient Los Angeles Negro
who is making his third defense
of the title. Pep is positive for
reasons of youth, zing and
punch.
Willie is a good puncher-in
fact one of the greatest feather
punchers the division has known
in years. He can belt an op-
ponents brains out with either
hand. He demonstrated that
explosive ability recently al the
garden when he knocked OUT
Frank Franconeri Of Bayonee,
y. J.. in the first round
Willie-the-Wslloper was at
tending high school and fight
ing as an amateur when MS
father became III and his mother
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Bengals Facs
Raiders Here
Abss HI Hood for
Longvie,v Contest

ns<h Hss.lias~ Tigers srd Ian
sola As<s III ~ ne an<l<rz1u1z
-. e=>s><nd ~n<a th< n<unNls
meet snnr&l<n .rd united nelllnG-
ham - Nssd<rs snd th~ nan.
-ratt<F< t.<tl< Hsswss> nrh>st<n
- asEl<a Icnxvt~w Jsres
~ stnt1uun nps11aoonm
sl.@A IN ~ ps~,~9 n -
r.<~u>. .snslsa rr<&av sss~s-
$500 ~lts - ns~&~S sr&p6-
at<d - : s'css<h.
t1.r~1n ssns~>s - t~sGs>~w
~ . rv>1ny af>~s~~~s Gnme.
Coach Johu tt<snrtch said -
expected n have ne run sguns
ready far th> vital cues noaes
league el.1h with shs Hed Na,'1evu
uni... -sm< Il the ue~ss 81
hanF<d ~ N = WEDNESDAY srrsm-
mage.
ne STADIUM mentor ~ sp~as
the past week ssF>sssns thrp>
things. IL passing snd pass g.
Tense. - mare sussAln~d hoenfl>l1
drive. IN more chatter snd p>ppsv
Important changes marnsd ~
LinealH lineup - Coach n>dls
seh~nFs prepared the Ahss foe the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
BILLIE CARTER, TOO

Besides Dorothy other women
from the western part of the coun-
try, who finished high up on the
list were Babe Blitzenberger Of
Los Angeles in third place: Beiyia
Carter, formerly OF Tacoma but
now living in San Diego, In eighth
place: Dixie Tyler of Fullerton.
Calf in ninth place: Gene Bacon
Of Fontana. Calf. goth; Mary
Thompson OF Phoenix. Ariz., Gath:
verrel Weber OF San Francisco.
25th; Harriet Warwick OF Port
land goth: and Clare Babcock of
Seattle in 3ist place.
Larry Hugses Of Burbank.
Calf. the 1871 national mems
champion. took second place
among the men: Willard
Bacon, of Fontana, Calf. who
was runner-up at the lst1
National. ended mp In sixth
place; Dewitt Hawkins of
Portland, this years Pacific
Northwest champion. was
2lst; Gene Warwick of Port
land 44th; Bill Haynes Of spo-
kane 55th: n. A. Pearson Of
Seattle Esd; and Art Partee
of Seattle 10th In the mems
competition.
This years national tournament
originally scheduled TO be held
at Columbus, Ohio. early In An-
gust. was cancelled due to present
conditions. This nationwide mail
match was substituted to keep
up interest in archery locally
throughout the country"
None of the national titles was
at stake and none of the tradi-
tional awards was offered, al
though suitable prizes were given
to the three highest scorers in each
classification as well as to all
archers finishing in class "A" and
leaders in each state and section.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Ewes Left Guards

MOSCOW, Ida. - Three strong
bidders for the weak left guard
position on the Idaho Vandal line
were serutinized today by Coach
Francis Schmidt.
Schmidt said Letterman John
Tomich. just returned to the squad.
and Sophomore Merrill Barnes are
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Chalky Risks
Title Nov. 70

NEW YORk--Chaiky Wright
OF Los Angeles will mak~ .
third defense of HIS feather
weight title when he meets
Willie Pep Of Hartford Conn.
on Nov. 20 In = is-round bout
NJ Madison square Garden Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs announced
today.
Pep has won 81 straight
bouts.
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challenging the positions only pre-
vious occupant. Milford Moses.