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portant analyses handled by
the laboratory staff of highly
trained and capable techni-
clans.
An average of 10000 cultures are
made each month for a variety of
lab tests which may run the gamut
from determining the purity of meat
intended for local consumption to
testing the sanitary efficiency of
dishWashers used in Fort Huachuca's s
messes. Approximately 100 water
analyses are made each month to
assure pure drinking water for resi-
dents of the Post.
Handles Sanitation Problems
Besides dealing directly with all
problems of sanitation at the Fort
the Laboratory is particularly con-
cerned with miscellany of analy
ses that affect the personal health
of individuals living here
These analyses are of utmost i'm
portance and comprise some Of the
technicians' most exacting duties:
chemical analyses of blood, urine;
oCLO1OS1OO4 OCOCO. W411O14 o1O AAActOC III
infectious diseases such as Syphil
lis; and haematology, in which blood
counts are taken to determine con-
tent of haemaglobin and other blood
elements.
Capt. l9lache in Charge
Capt. Blanche, who attributes the
smooth coordination and efficiency
nf Tho T.ohnro tn l1n
cooperation of his staff, is from ST.
Louis, Mo-, and attended Howard
University and the Howard Medical
School, He did his internship at
City Hospital No. 2, ST. Louis and
specialized in pathology under DR..
S. H. Grady, pathologiSt of the Jew
ish Hospital in st. Louis, Mo. In
1896, when st. Louis Homer G.. Phil
lips hospital, largest Negro hospital
in the world, was completed he join
ed its staff as pathologist. Since
1889 he has also served in the same
capacity at the Peoples hospital, a
private institution in st. Louis He
came to Fort Huachuca in October,
1912, and is on leave for the duration
from his. positions in the st. Louis
hospitals.
1t. Perkins, BacteriOIOgist
In charge of the meteorological
), laboratory services is 1st 1t. August
Theron Perkins, also st. Louisan.
He is a graduate of Illinois uni
versity, where he majored in bacte-
riology. He served as staff bacteri-
oloeist at Homer G. Phillips hospital
for four years before coming into the
Army. Prior to that he taught two
years at Vashon high school and two
years at Stowe Teachers college. He
has also done laboratory work at the
Shoemaker Clinic in Cincinnati. He
has been at Fort Huachuca one
year.
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BASKET BALl
MuA.-
Dartmouth So, Harvard Il

Dartmouth So, Harvard IL.
Western Kentucky State 50, &C
Ny ~.
Bradley al, Illinois Wesleyan IS.
Denver 81, ~. Warren IS.
Texs. Tech 81, New MEXICO 81.
Clark 40, Westover Field 80.
West Virginia 50, Army IS.
Penn -. Navy 81.
Columbia 80, Fort Monmouth IS.
Princeton 30. Rutgers "a.
North Carolina Navy Pre-F1iEht
"a, CataWba 80.
Morris Harvey 81. Salem So.
sIllanoya a.. Gettysburg ~.
selfridge Field MT Clemens,
Mbcsh.) 81, Wayne University ~.
Davidson -, WOffOrd %.
Presbyterian So, SeWberry 81.
Boston University IS, New
Hampshire 50.
Manhattan Beach Coast Guard
~. American International So.
oIsthe Naval Clippers 90. Kan
sas 80.
Washington and Jefferson ss,
Carnegie Tech p.
-. Josephs 70. Newark I'M
vsrsify -.
Connecticut 50. Yale 20.
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BOTH IN JEFFRIEs' CAMP
Jack Hadland Trundles 223

Jack Hadiand. shooting a 223
single and 562 total. led the bowl
ers Of the shipyard league We'd
nesday on the Broadway sllsys.
Joe Walker. shooting opposite
Hadland, wound up with a $50
series to pace the Foundry men
in 81 wan over larry. Joe's
games were 176. 2i2 and III. Bill
Sommerville rolled 52s for another
good score in this match.
Adam Hoffman and Jim
Martin turned In nice series
In the match between steel
and Plumbers. which ended
with each team winning two
points. Boffman's 652 Vas
high series. Martin rolled 2I2
for high game and SAL total
for the Steelmen.
Roy Besaw's Loggers cleaned
up ONIONS. taking all four points
with Captain Besaw leading the
assault with a 534 score. Joe Mil
ler's 1875 was high game.
Ralph Conkiin's eoIorfuI
Painter team won four points.
taking their markers from the
Carpenters, and Captssn Conk-
Nm Also lid hi. quintet with =
e4s series. Nigh rsme Vas
George GeiIer's ee4.
Cothilefs won three from Bot
tlenecks. Louie Ksasa rolled Dos
for high series and Art Frost
registered 20s for high rsms and
54s for a good total.
EVELYN STEIN LEADS
Evelyn Stein posted a 40 series
for the high score in the matches
Of the Keglerette league on the
Coliseum alleys, registering games
u l55. $50 and i65. and leading
the HardWarss IN a 80 win over
the Florists.
MeHins Perry rolled IsI for
high single and ts4 for the
Tunner-up total and paced
the Woody quintet In a I'll
victory over Insurance.
Dofeen AorEs Was high in the
Lunch-Aac's Orphans match which
the Lunch Ladies won 2 10 /. Miss
horss rolled ia for the high
game and 443 for the hiEh series.
Evelyn Vests I'll game and
49, series were nigh for the Cam
srss who defeated the PiyWoo1
team Q 70 .. Jewellers won three
from Tavern. julia Coma and Nell
Hopkins tied At 1873 for high game,
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Gte Gaecma Gimes

rals-a rre.- STAFF cssr<-p.-<

talt<a Press staff csfr<<p..1<rf
NV soNk-To tklz day n
81 Aasusttns va. they'll
guide soa q ths Feaaisln Il
YoutA fer which roncs - Lear
searched bat never dsd rnueh
ancut And in~n through ths
years - athletics there hss h~<n
= constant sesFrh naI far
restoration ~ yeuth. hat fnr .
substitute for yoathL
We eenis uron = milestone II
this search fnf = substitute fnr
youth At Msdisan square Gar
den Friday night when Frstu<
fivte ~ PITTSBURGH. = pug nosei
lad va Admit. 70 - years. at
tcmpts 10 ilck isesu Iseh. youth.
fui Negro ~ Augusta. Ca. vhe
i Recognised - lightweight
rhamrten In New Yefk stats.
n~an Jack 10 only ~.
yiels. enc - TIE .u.srt~~t
lads ever % ts>. leather. h .
former w~it~fwesshs sh.mptss.
Husfaa.na~~d Frss&s~ ~.s ~
title fram ps.hshis sh~ nr~es~~s
SMALLER Negro fighter N ssna
hssiars. q. ne sishs 81 Ora Z.
isia. klsic surprised tA~ sexlna
wesia ~ wressisa the ~estes
crown from t1~nrs Armstrong; n
Msaisan ssuare sssra~n.
xivir won ths title nn . deri-
sion. bat he proved mat this
decision was N mistake whsu
he defended the title against
Armstrong On Jan. II. ip<t.
and stopped Hsmm~rins hsnry
In the i2th round
The experts aecsntuated the
smartnsss Of zlvics perform
aness IN both bouts MT they ald
not dwell upon the fact that
Armstrong. the little perpetual
molten man" ~as older than
zivic and was virtually burned
out heesuse az constant cam
psisninK
Regardless 81 whst hss hap
p~sed .. xivte siscs shss--hss
Io.s Of the nth 10 . Isl us1ss-
dog. He'd Cechrans. ssd Ia Arm
ssreaa IN their third NESTING
the legend 81 zivie's vssgcvsft
persists.
Ne s considered generally ths
most knowing fighter In the
smaller" divisions. among those
below the middlsweiHht group.
soms say hls sasacity equals
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SEATTLE "A ssvsSs 60 -
forced Coach cisr~sas fbsssl -
mundsou 10 80 ana ~ v1ll ~
bs shis 10 direct she unsvsrn1ty
of wsshinason haekstnn1i teem
against washington ptsts rrt1nv
and SATURDAY. sn1vssu11v o(1ne1n1s
anneunss1 to-day.
ruh&s osDseA fsusnmnn
esaeh. w19 ssmnnne1 -
mss.sr s~isset n - twe-
game s~rsss neaisse ~ Co.
esvs. vhs 49, ~ negeDees
alxi~ss~ Csass eseessesns 49,
raa~. wfte NJ Wnnnongeoo
ssun< n se&ss1 p1nnA
In - ysars no nssnny onnpee~
saii team hAs pisys1 . esueesenes
sams wifhsat shs dsppsr n1nsn1v
son dssscslng from ~ baaeA
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Corbett VS.. Choynski
Feud Developed Early

mind they sought to bring JEFF
n the rms In SHAPE snd T. ~
turn the heavyweight efasn e.
The white folks
Throughout the entire training
session Al Nosna Spf,urs how
ever. Cheynski ard Corestt never
euoe spoke 10 each ether. although
they were face Il face e. many
occasions.
N either hsd saythiax that
had q - passed en- te n. cid
rival, II Vas aane Through
third party, such AZ Roger
Cornell. Farmer Burns or sam
Berger. There mss never 80
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and Miss COMA finished with 425
for the high series.
PHONEYs ROLL HIGH
Mary Pun rolled lte, 146 and
161 10 lead the ladies Of the Broad
way Booster circuit and pace the
Phoneys In a high scoring match
which won three points from the
Wholesalers
Alma Tresch. shooting In
the lineup behind Miss Pun.
rolled isi for the high single
Of the session and the best
game she has ever registered
In league play.
Toots CaveHi. ALSO n Phonsy
member. anchored the team with
q ais series THE name Phoney
u affixed 10 this team because
all the members are employees Of
the Telephone company and IL not
to be taken litefslly.j
Topics won four from Retailers,
with Alma Dxivsk taking the scor-
ing honors with q lss single game
and 4+2 total.
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TOday's Sport
PARADE


that - MY Conn. IN ecu1n
frona re saEze hone te~'n =
rltt<nsHrh 81 wnoee r2eveFn~m
almost nft~a fhe heesywvlHnt
cFo~H from lee Louls
xlsIs. ~1alrp<d vita . fael-
h~s<kEnH mknd ard harvest -
~ fInx tricks se<n@d - nnn@-
ard pa-s<>s<d - certain Import
at physical advantages. IN
Try - prove Friday nlnnt tna<
hs experiences n tne F1n1s -
the nztsnn ssn - ~lnsfIfnte1 ~
n~<a Jsrss Seafs.
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.Sportsmen
Give Knives
To Fighters

Members n fh< Tseorun Sparta
meas s~scei~tloa II regular mert-
ing Wednesday wight doeated
sssa< a hunf.nx Knives h ths
armed farc~~ ~ n lighting iIn>s
~ the Pacific.
ottseis,s ~ ~ ssunn1nn1b~s
hav~ sssss>1 enmpa11s -
sss~~s " ~ c~ustsy-s go
fev fhe~s hnlvsa. wetpA. -
Assss. wsn sass Aa~s>rnn
nv~s go - sasss - ~
easms.
Give . knifs ard Lab . 1sRs
u the esll ~ the spnrtem~r-
sportsmsn wiling - give -
or more knivsa ssA almost svury
spertsmnr has ere ~ mere hnsvse
a. The hunting variety. esn leave
them ~ith the Tacoma npnxfs-
mems ss~oriatlaa. 30 cosnmerus
street.
the knives ~. ssv~ly assa~6 ~
our heroic fiuhtsrs ~ tbs enuth
Pacific.
Nalsv $1,000 nw1ss. ~
us<msev ~ - - ~. -
iss~d. - peesgae9 1psm -
eeuth ps6tfss - - pso1se~
meat. gHss . ssuneg1nn1e so1n
~ sh~ wSta me- - Assesn11n-
Ne stss penlse1 - nUn11nx
pswes ~ go flGno1ng ~ -
pvss1srssa sn~y ws~l1 49, 80
II ~ Ssps - ~ ~
shssia ~.
senator hsrnss Jsehspa. osne-
tor nsrnFe~n ard Nep. xa~k vsne
gave interesting ssdsh1hts ~ -
state legislature. my sDnke -
pollution. fisheries snd o<her Nh
~ interest 10 sposSsmea.
rhs eoiorsd movies slowing -
wonderful work. setng 6nne ~
Ducks urlimite2. we're narve1ona
Ths daseks And 5000 80 eoRtno
nsek ~ ths thsuesn1sI ssanl1B =
Ducks Unlimited.
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70 Group Wins
Class "C" City
Basket Title

The 70 Group last night defeated
Gray Field Flyers. ~ 10 -. and
captured the first half title In ths
Glass &C. City basketball league.
Fife Merchants won from Bea-
yer cammandos % 10 n and rips-
filters won by default from fhs
Mcchord q ~. AL stsrs
All games we're played In the
Bellarmlne gym.
10 Group tts) tsHl avuy Fleed
Mshliek ftt p. ssl baehmsn
Msys ff7b ....r... tisJ Jschson
Norton tsD ...c.... tiil MI
caibom - "a. ca smssrsksls
Jones .s.....so. .... 80 bj~rks
subs. 10 Group Jones'. Lang
hewllllsms Flyers - Hicks l.
Rossi. Rsfere. o. Christie.
Merchants tssl tsTl csspmssde~
spear ~ ....F. l7l L<tourusau
Smith tsl ....Ftsl Essslemb~eas
Einksr f2sj Co... ~ barry
sprawl 90 ...c..... ~ oribs
Taylor t7oD &C.. 17) soiway
sabs; Commanders Brown ft71.
Refsr.s CHRISTIE
cts isssss Eaass for Thvvn1sy
night - 7. . and . ss1seh-
Class "A" ~ nsiisrmins. Coast
Guard - nhipvssd A. C.: mbnst-
metal ~. nssnhnsss. s1sfh Az.
W. GaraGsmsn. Csas - -
G. y .. Opening Esmes e s>e-
ond hAh - Motor nsss ~. Jsffsr-
son Chiefs: ship~riKhts -. Ne
Chord Fighting 70. ncfnoFd
NEEDLES w. sollermsksrs Al
games are free 10 the pubic.
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Mauriello Signs
For Bivins Bout

NV fOkk-Tarni Maurieilo Of
New York and jimmy Biuns u
Cleveland we're scheduled today 70
meet n l0-round heavyweight
oo.ft ~ Madison squsrs Garden
March AZ.
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Mesner Returns
To Cincy Gu

CTNCISSATL o. 49, Infielder
Steve Aenner WaH returned 10 the
Cincinnati Reds today following
refusal q Commissioner n. N
Lands 70 permit his transfer from
Cincinnati 70 Brooklyn on waivers
lands quoted a ruling that
draft players must be retained Dy
the drafting club until April !.
aesner was drafted b. the Reds
Iast fall from Sacramento Of the
Pacific Coast league.
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NORTH END Classic
North End Alleys

Navy Els 265i ID VS.. Mine
sweepers 27o4 so. High game.
Bill Jaspriea oil: high series,
Dominic CONSTANT $50.
Shoemen S2541 % VS.. Fern Hill
Odd Fellows 1850 % High game,
Bill Hansen POS. high series,
Harvey Mosich 5s4.
Grill 1891 49, VS.. Truckers 24e4
ID. High game. Lou Coe 206:
high series. Moe Turnbull SOS.
Cafe 25l6 49, VS.. Lumbermen
2432 "a. High game. Earl Porter
21s; high series, Porter $50.
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Second % 81 articles.
Nv HARRY eR.YsoS
Tacoma Times Tastern Writer

Tacoma TINES Eastern Writer
No fight ever created over the
years a. much Pro and eon talk
As the stin famous scrap between
Joe Choynski and James ,. cerhett
On barge of Benecia. Calf. June
5. 1859
Chesa>ki and Jim Cafhett
were horn and raised within .
few hlesks Of one another In
The Hayes Valley district Of
San Francisco. and the facd
destined 90 last = lifetime
started A. quickly A. they
sere hig enough TO put up
their hands.
The battle on the barge. which
Gentleman Jim Corestt won in ~
rounds, was = genuine feud fight
engendered by several precious
meetings between the pair as
neighborhood amateurs.
The fight that vas to 70 down
IN history. with the quick jump
To fame Of Corbett. was eontin-
uanoe Of their swapping punches
few DAYS previously. when old
demon law stepped in after only
four rounds
ONLY ONE COUNTED
Keeping the feud alive was
Corhetts claim Of more than one
victory over Choynsk and the
latter pointing out that the fight
one the barge was the only one IN
which there was referee. The
other, Choynski eontended. were
Just impromptu bouts. resulting
from neighborhood rivalry.
Referee Patsy Hogan stop
ped the battle On the barge To
the disguest Of both men. and
this further sharpcned their
hatred of each other.
Choynski and Corbett were far
above the average In intelligence,
and II Is difficult To understand
how they could carry this feud 10
their graves. II only proves its
intensity.
BOTH IN JEFFRIEs' CAMP
Both were in the camp OF James
J. Jeffries when he trained for
his meeting with Jack Johnson in
Reno In 1910. Jim Jeffries was
fond OF both. He fought both
without losing to either. although
Choynski held him 30 a 20-round
draw.
II was a friendly group. on the
surface as they were all of one
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On 0he Lam !
VIA NlIoTT hs(rcAU

bORDS or WISDOM: Baseball is not an essential IN.
ospg ana dots NOT CdHt 10 BE- classified such II HARDLY
seems TO add -hc idea Of lropen aud DbSiea d,f,euf
Ih oorknq "a industries aud h0ring oblebodiod men
pay oGSebaa Charlie Graham, Of the Son Fran
cisco Seals Coast
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9th Ave. Alleys
Laundry Girls took four point
win from Coley's. 2O92 10 1859.
Peg Hersey high single 1865. Evelyn
Henderson high series 40
Mattress, 1924. took three points
from Clippers. 1870. who had one
point f. Yogel. high single. 1855.
Kay Honvez high series, 400.
Tavern Girls also took a three
TO one decision. trimming Audrey's
trundlers, 1898 10 1919 Betty
Bsbbitt shot high single and
series, 13e-364.
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First Defeat
For Visitors
Lowmon's Charges
Click Like Chomps


Ccach : q tasmans stadium
Tigers st Evsfstt oct it. home
fieor a. nisht md ~hst they
aldnt - o. tasm fst wasn't
sorth doing
Score STADIUM - Everett "a
II Nas. Of coufze. q Cross state
league game sna 4 knocked the
seaelilis az the unheatsn sat and
put the Tigers hack into fhe run.
ning for the title
stadium eeaea the Everett
S~agulls On the Everett flear
e",pie 81 wrrhs sga.
Coach i.sw man. . =sand.
thorough mentaF not Elsea %
allhls. came bach and saldl
II ! were : hettinE man II
bet $40 that when we set Everett
of their home town flooF and
those trick glass backwards, vel
set them down hard Ny team IL
better one than Everetta I'm
not trying 10 ahhL I'm Ias, tell.
ing you shat ! believe 10 he true .
Stadium took an early lead and
increased IL throughout. except Al
ono early point when the cuils
managed 10 draw even. "a Ever
etts scores came through foul
shots hy Nichols and Mercer.
stadium maintained n : tot
edge mast ~ the Way and eas.
scored Everett from The field
20 n =. rserett's - foul
shots .ased her from complete
humiliation.
Rinksf opened hestllitisz with
field goal and Payne and Fsln
each scored baskets Fain sank
two fouls Wilbur and Mercer
scored fouls for the Guils and the
quarter score was : and 5.
Fincham twice found the basket
from the side in the second quar-.
ter and Payne scored on q fast
break and a long shot Button and
Rinker each picked up a foul shot
and Wilbur did likewise
The score was II TO o just before
the half sounded when johnson
sank long one and dropped IN
foul 10 run the Culls' total To
eight. stsdiums xons was 20
tight that Everett couldn't get IN
for a single set shot.
NICHOLS STARS
Nichols. Everntts star center,
put on a brilliant ons-man rally
Covered under the basket he came
out for longer shots and rang ur
five goals and four out Of five
baskets for a total Of IT points.
nigh for the game. his floor and
defense work were superb. too.
stadium. scoring rolled
stronger In the second half.
Fincham scored two side shots
and . follow In. Payne took
three fast dribbles for scores.
He put In . side shot and
broke away on q change ~
pace for a lay-in,
Chuck stewart. fresh up from
the reserves. showed good Moot
ing eye with two swiahss Hdph
Baker. In for three minutes. scored
Two field goals and two foul shots.
Outside of Nichols. Evsrett's
scoring was slim. johnson canned
tvo out of three fouls. Armistead
dunked a long one and Cooper
sank his only foul. Everett missed
sampson. star forward. who was
out with an injured ankle. bat he
couldn't have made up that 20.
point margin against stadium =
stalingrad defense.
The Stadium reserves opened
their city campaign with an i'm
presslys 10 10 - win over the
I-yns reserves
Stewart Ma high paint man
With " points. sstsr Of LIN
coin sas second wtth 10.
Nelson played tina outstanding
floor game Of ths contest coming
up with loose balls snd intsr-
csptions al over the floor and
scoring eight points The reserves
play again At Stadium next Tues
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much a. a glance toward IN,
hatred one.

Enmities are things Of the
earth and not OF the great be-
yond, but those Who knew them
best surmise things will he diff
ferent in the case nf Joe choyn-
ski and Jim Corbett.
They never got along here and
II Is doubtful that they will there
NEXT; doe Choynslsi spots lin
Jeffries ~ pounds and holds hiu
to draw.
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9Th AVE. MERCHANTS

9Th Ave. Alleys
Joe's led ny Leo Maune's single
211 game and $50 total rolled 1853
for the high series OF the night
and took four point win from
Coley's, 1881.
Les with 27Oi took three 10
one win from the Johnnie's gang,
260s. o. R-oselsnd led the scoring
with a 212 single and SOS series.
Service Station and Dicks fives
split even two points spiecs. 1882
and 2577. Vance Mcclure high
series, 5Is.
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Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Al Call MAin 1asl,
AK for an ac takeT.
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Ice Prsxy Dies

MONTREAL - Prank Calder.
president Of ths National Heeksy
league. died today.
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Risko. Overlin Were Sailors

Inc sailor fighters coming 10 town tomorrow night
when they step forth in the state armory do goys
battle with the clever Fort Lewis squad veteran fight
ians WILL II their memories function. recall another sailor
invasion of the CITY
And the
come professional stars such developed
meaning stars like Ken Overn Rsko. went
or TO world middeweish championships type
ABOUT decade the late Dave George
put their heads together arranged a card.
Miller came
- There are couple Of sailor kids the
yen you now they good This Marlarkey
fight - 49, -
One Is Bahe Rsko They're lust
P"pss nut they have il and you'll hear
We'll there Is farther.
We and the rest Of the world certainly heard these
FORMER sailors Risko and oyerln mddlese
tomorrow night the sending
70 oppose Fort Lewis capable Pittsbugher
Anderson the armory made A hit in the
manner in which he belted off his opposition
But VIII Maylon promoter cooperating
Merrill and Capt Val Kirk, athletic
Every one who knows anything tells
me ne Is surefre
FORMER heavyweight champion when
as Gentry today"
Miller spoke like that about Risko
haAons words err thenT
rams VIII be looking at coming CHAMPION
Or maybe this time will be the opponent Anderson will
rise to ring greatness.
Mayon Jack Conner Lee Lewis and
fsme have been singing the praises
Anyway an yof Fridays fighters
and over1n displayed decade their bright
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Foster Gets
Right Number
Mukes Connections
In Phone League

Leading off with a fat 247 game
and following up with III and 100
efforts. Les Foster rolled a 6i4
series in Telephone league play at
the orth End alleys to record last
nights top score in Tacoma bowl
ing circles.
Bill Streater's 51t was an
other leading performance In
the Hello circuit.
Harvey Mosich. young Stadium
high athlete. posted a 5s4 series 10
lead North End Classic leaguors,
also in session last night at the
North End lanes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
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North End Alleys

Proctor 1883 90 vs.. Crestview
2547 az. High game, Les Foster
247. high series, Foster Ga
Lakewood 257s "a VS.. Garland
247b (0). High game, Bill streater
1924; high series. Streater 574.
Atlas $500 90 VS.. Main 1896
(0). High game, Pete Peterson
1877; high series, Warren Crider
SOB.
Broadway 2400 ID vs.. Granite
24s7 81. High game, Herb An
derson $50; high series, Bud Bailey
sos.