davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
gefanntidaft.

9biIipp ser 3peite pflegte ii6 in
Der 3uriidge5ogenbeit oes @Sforiol
in iebr e;nfaden &leioern 5u be-
megen, 10 OoB man i'm ais &onig
faum erfennen fonnte, nenn man
nidt e~ingGtpeibt mar. Gin einfader
Mtann aus 9[pila beiudte Sen gs-
forial, mcnoelte our9 Sic 8iloer-
galerie utO Bat einen Germ Der
gero0e oeii SaaI ourdi6ritt, inn
oie oeridieOenen Mfalereien 5l err
fl1ren. Ser An9efragte tat iein
Mogli9Itps, ser Spanier borte &C.
lebrig gu uno Ioete gum SdluB:
oSaben Sic Cant fiir Sbrc
5reunoli6feitl Sd belize 9eOro'
Garcia, pobne in abiaa, uno tpenn
Sic einmol in meme Seima.itaot
fommen, 10 Oergeiien sic nidt, mid
gu beiu6en, id Deroe Sbnen einen
guten @ein borieben."
9arauf Ser onoere: 09os lit rel
5eno geoaht! @os mid onlange, 10
belize id 9biIipp Ser 3meite bin
&0nig bon Sponien, unO penn Sic
einmal nod @taorto fommelL 10 Bit
te id glei6fnas, mid gu beiuden -
uno Sic iouen einen nod beiieren
8ein b%efommenl"
Spro6 es, sriiBte Ieidt unO Oer-
idpano.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
8la6er idrei6t einen grief.

8apa @rnngeI uno Der Wari6aII
@ortpdrts iino iid in 8mei 9ingen
iebr abnli6 geDeien. 8eioe liebten
es, lire 8riefe m0glidit fur5 obau-
faiien, uno beioe folgten BARN elmer
eigenartigen &e6tihreibung.
Gin beiorgter Batter batte on
8lIder einen 8rief ~folgenOen Sn-
balts geidJrieben: n2ieber Selo-
mari6aa! Mein 5obn i'm 19. &e-
giment Der 2. &ompanie bat felt
Sabr uno Sag nidts geidrieben
uno audi ouf meinen lesten 8rief
nifts geantportet. 2ebt ct nod, iiro
1T er Elm gutter 5oloat, Gelomar-
idal, bann bite id I'M elm paar
3eilen, lebt er aber nidt mebr, ODER
lit er Elm idledter Soloat, oann
Jelomaridaa. BLOB bic Worte y guer
Sobn lit, ODER mar elm feiger 9erll"
BliiAer idrieb 5uriif: .@ier
Sobn friiBt mie Elm Sdeunen-
treider uno lit elmer unierer beiten
Sungen!"
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
Ser fIsinite slffe Der gselt

Ser llrtpaIo Oes @ma3onenItroms,
oeiien un0urd0ringli6e 9ididte 10
mandes ieltiame ullO ieltene Sier
6eberbereen, bari aud Sen giubm be-
anipru6en, oie fleinite Affenart Der
Welt 3u ieinen gemobnern gu 3ab.
len. Mn @r0Be Iin0 Die amerifani-
i6en 4ffen ale Sen aiiatii6en unO
ofrifaniiden unterlegen. aber Der
sur Samilie Ser &raaenaffen gebo-
renoe godi, bon ben &outi6ut.
iammIerr, Sic i'm 5uerit ent0edten,
nMousoffe" %genannt, lit uirfli9
nitt bel gr0Ber als cine Spibmaus.
0as min5ige @eidopf lebt in ben
GuBeriten 3neigen Der 8aumrieien
uno fam Iid pegen ieines g%eringen
@emifts Bis in Die leBten 4uslaufer
Ser o~iinniten 3meige magen, mobin
ibm leiae gr0Bten 5einoe, Die 8aum-
i6langen, nidt gil folgen DermOgen.
Ser Mausaffe lebt geieaig unO miro
in Seroen Bis 3u so Stiid angetrof-
fen. Sem ieioenes 6raunlides Sen
gibt ibm elm biibides ausieben,
6as ourd ben &oaidman3, nit benz
er iid, uie anoere @fFen 5iioame'
rifas, all einem 3meige aufbangen
fam, n1breno er ben anoeren nit
sen min3igen Sanoen ergreift, nod
ettpas Yoiiierli6es er6alt.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
6eimqefun6e1t

gines Cages peilte &dnoel in
Dublin, INN i'm oortigen Ebeater
Elm &ondert gu leiten. 9arin batte
Elm S1nger namens 9ubourg cine
Mrie nit elmer &aoen3 nod Belle
ben 81 iingen.
Dubourg irrte cine 8eile in Der.
i9ieoenen Eonarten lumber un0
iMien ben Saoen berlieren al mol
ZEN. gu guterlebt aber fling er ii9
in ieinen p6antuitiiden Smpropiia-
tionen bod mieoer unO begann ben
Eriner gu idlngen, Der Die &aoeno
gum abidluB bringen ionte.
n@ilfommen 5u Sauie, &err
Gubourg!" REF Oa Sdn6el lailt, az
nidt geririger Grbeiterung aIer 8is.
horer.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
&alffeine

@oetbe unternabm nit Sreiberr
bonn Stein cine gr0Bere @nnoerung
in bic llmgebung bon &ubIa. I'm
teripegs fomen lie in elm l1nuetter.
Greiberr Stein 0rdngte nab Sauie,
bod Goethe mar nidt BON ieinen
mineralogiihen Goridungen obau-
bringen. Stein, Biz ouf bic Saut
nab, iagte idlieBlih giftie: r@enn
Sic ourdaus Steine unterIuden
wollen, 10 iagen Sic mir bod elm.
nal, au melder @attung ih ge-
b0re?@
@oetbe iab i'm an uno iagte:
sSbne 3meifel gu ben aalfiteinen ;
6enn tuenn Sic nab iperOeu, branien
Sic aufl"
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
8efednns.

Gom &er3og bon marlborough
miro bebauptet, OaB er ieinen Gin
fluB iniofern riiditdtslos ousnubte,
als er ii9 obne 8eoenfen beiteden
lieB, Defenders tpenn es iid I'M gro-
Be Sumnen banoelte.
@init fam Elm 2or6 gu ibm, err
Bat einen 8oiten, an Dem ibm be-
iOnoers lag, un0 fIgte leiie bin8u:
Sir, id made mir oas 8ergni-
gen, Sbnen 1000 8funo gu i6enfen
un6 weroe es niemano iagen."
n2ieber 6reuno", entgegnete
marlborough ni9enfen sic mir lie
Der 1000 8funo uno iagen Sic es,
pem sic tponen.~
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
9as 9pmaert

Sci SCHUBERT mar tpie0er eiltmdI
p0aige gbbe. Sem Greun0 Ban.
ernfelo re0ete Dem NieoergeOriidten
gut 5t:
.Du biit elm Genie, aber elm
Norrl Dein Name flingt in aIer
Munoe, ieoes 6einer neuen 2ie0er lit
Elm greignis. go uimm Dir einen
Mnlaut be5minge oeine SrGgbeit,
glib I'M n1hiten @inter elm Gon'
cert. 6olge meinem fatl Gin Son,
5ertl"
sdubert i%euf5te. n9u BAIT ia
reft! @enn i'd Die aerle nur ni@t
bitten miiBtel"
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
anker @efabr

.@eldem beionoeren 11mitano
idreiben Sic es gu, bob Sic in 10
gutter @~eiunobeit elm ioldes Sitter
erreidt baben?" fragte elm 8eri6t-
erftotter einen beinabe Sunoerti1b-
rigen. n@d," iagte Der uralte
Sann, lid bate bod einen iebr gil
fer anfong. better als Die meiIten
Qeute, oie ipater geboren murOery
oenn oamoIs fparen Die 8a5iasA
nod nidt entoedt."
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
Sem i6meft'S aut
beiten?

Ser @irt bonn u@ol6enen Spiel"
mar elm @liidspil5. @r oeritanO iein
Sanoperf uno cs ging ibm gut.
8uoem befpobrbeiteten iiH in Die.
fem Sabre oes Sells 1916 oie @e-
riiate, oaB oas St6ot6en, in benz
Ser ngoIOene gpfeI~ Oos critic
@irtsbaus mar, gum anotenpunft
BON 3pei 0ieier neuartigen Glen
babnen meroen loute, bic ia ieoen
oeutiden 5taat gu 0urdfliegen be-
goitnen. Sod mebr Slid, Ser p@ol.
Oene gpfel" tpiiroe untpeit Oes ge-
pIanten 8abnbofes Iiegen.
@s fam oid 10. Simmer mebr
bliibte oas @irtsbaus empOr, oiele
geiIenoe oBen ODER iiberna6teten
BORT, oenn Oamnls CAB es ia nod
feline Observation-Disclosures ODER
Speiie- uno Salafmagen tDie beute.
9lber ieOer SremOe fonnte Scott uno
2ogis mur loben. ga begab es iiG,
OaB elm beleibter Serr aus 6ranf-
furt gu Glide JOB utO es iid iebr
gut fdmeden lieB.
n8irtIi1 berporrogeno, Serr
8irt, iagte er nod benz Mittogs-
mail gu Dem Better oes o@oloenen
apfeIs", res bat mir beute 10 gut
geIhmedt ME feinem in Oieier
Staot~.
~Musgenommen ben Serrn hints
bogt~, oienerte Der @irt.
sd tueiB bod snr nidt, mas Der
Serr amtsbogt beute gegelien bat.
Isle ion i6 i'm oa ausnebmenl1
meinte Der Sremoe.
mgs lit uralter 8rau1 Bel uns,"
ertpioerte Der @irt, bel ieoer &C.
legenbeit Sen Serrn Mmtsboot oIs
Neipeftsperion dlis5unebmen."
v0ein, id nebme Sbren Serrn
Imtsbogt eben nidt aus" erbiste
ii9 Der Gremoe. ct gebt mid ni@ts
an
Oas aber batten 5Dei iibereifrige
Obren am Nebentiid gebOrt. Ser
Gremoe Dnnoerte lid ni6t ipentg,
aIs am Na6mittog elm 9o~li3eioiener
i'm r@oloenen apfeI" erfdien uno
i'm gum Serrn Mmtsbogt 5itierte.
Der @eitrenge Idien iibeliter
2aune. @r lob ben 6remoen an uno
mics auf ben Better iener iiber-
eifrigen 9bren, Der aud I1on als
3euge i'm Mmts3immer itan0. rSie
baben gegen elm altes Hedt berito-
BEN" begann Ser 4mtsDogt 5t benz
Gremoen. Sic boben meme 8erion
nidt ausgenommen. Sd nebme Sic
Oaber bon &ebts ipegen in cine
Strafe BON 2 Ealern uno so Rreu-
5ern, Die iofort gu erlegen lit, ODER
berbdnge iber Sic i'm Nidteintrei-
bungsfalle 3pei Gage Saftl"
Ser Sremoe aog Die 8Orie uno
51blte 2 Eoler uno so &reu3er auf.
Cine 8emerfung lit mir mobI nod
geitattet," meinte er oarauf. sd
bart pobI Sen Germ bort Der mid
ange5eigt bat, als ben oiimmiten
9ropf beg 8e5irfes be3ei9nen. Sen
Serrn @mtsbogt natiirIi6 ausge.
aommen," Derneiste fi9 Der Grem-
be unO madte, Dab er our Cir fam.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
MaanOeln unb ROiinen

3u @uitap Mabler fam elm Jun
ges M1oden: tie noble iid 5ar
S1ngprin ausbiloen Iaiien, iie lei
cine 3peite Selma &ura.
Mabler lieB iih Dor Der ielbifbe.
puBten Dame etpns uoriingen uno
lagte Damn:
sd rate Sbnen entidieoen, lieber
cine MISUNDERSTANDING 81 err
offnen. Sic hoben arcfe Manfslr
i'm &aIs mo Goiiann i'll S.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30
Der Slid.

Gran3 Soiepb, &aiier bon Deter
reid, ertappte einen Diener auf Ab-
tuegen. Nls Ser aaiier ourd einen
Der Riide benadbarten Song in Die
Sofburg fam, ging Dor ibm elm
2afai, Der unter ieinem Mantel Ell
men groBen Slid gu berbergen iudte;
bod Der Sdiuan6 0es Slides gudte
unfen Dor.
Ser alte aaiier fIopfte Dem Die.
aer auf oie Sdulter. Gin amber.
nal einen ldngeren Mantel ttio Ell
ien fiiracren Siidl", iagte er uno
ging an Dem CUR Salaiaule @ritorr.
ten boriter.
Washington Journal., 1943-04-30

@er iein @litd nur in Gr1nmen
fin6et, paBt nidt au wirtlideE
GreuOen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Hoop Results

Washington state frcsh 81,
Eastern Washington Junior Var
sliy -.
Eastern Washington College Of
ESaeasioa 7g. Pacific Lutheran -.
MIehigas n, Wisconsin ~.
santa Clara ~. ~. Mays Pre-
flight 90.
Oregon 20. wsse1niFen state -.
Penn state IS. carnegie Tech -.
Tulane 81, Alabama -.
Vanderbilt 20. Bradley Tech 20.
southern California ~. stan
ford 81.
wyoming 90. Utah ~.
Utah state ~. Brigham Young
81.
san Fraaeisco state IS, Chiee
state 20.
goth Century-Fex So. UGlA 81
Van Diego State 90. Pepperdins
college IS.
Oregon state 50. Vancouver
Handlers 30.
LaGraDds Normal 50, Ashland
Normal ~.
Monmouth Normal ts, Lewis
Clark 80.
Montana State 46. University o.
Idaho southern branch 81.
Western Washington 81, Contra
| Washington 46.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

Ing since the AZ season eEded,
does desire to play at least two or
three seasons more.
Sure. I'm good enough to stay
ND there for two or three seasons" "
he continued. why not? I'm "a,
have been with the AS 10 years
and have kept up there with the
elite. as you reporters call the
top Fighters.
"And next season I really should
have the best year of major league
career. Why? Well, the pitchers
left in the circuit are slowing up,
aging.
Look at the young stars
who have gone into the ser
vice. Then, too, Ted Williams,
Dom DiMaggio and other
Younger Outfield stars also
have gone into service. No,
things would be rosy if ! went
back for action"
Johnson left no doubt as to his
choice Of team, if Connie makes a
deal with him and the bonus ques-
ton is settled according TO the
original deal.
HIS EYES FLASH
The Boston Red Sox would Dc
my choice, naturally" said Bob
u always hit well in the Bo-Sos
field. The lett field fence Is JUS
right for me. CBob's a right-hand'
ed sticker. sluggerJ
If I played regularly on tha'
diamond. I can't see how I coulc
miss having my greatest malol
league batting spree"
Then the Cherokee's black eye
flashed, his jaw clinched hgh
and he said with thump Of nj
brawny hand on a table:
But if that $500 bonus doesn'
drop in my lap, where 1t belong
because OF an upright agreemen
then the As Will not prof
by any deal involving me. 4
quit and quit for keeps"
You could tell ne meant il H
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Clover Park
Wins Contest

Clover Park, Pierce County
league champions, kept up their
pace last night at Eatonville. de-
feating the Cruisers, As to 80. A
last half rally with Reynolds.
Hintz and Wiltbank paving the
way, made victory possible, al
though the other players played
their full parts.
Reynolds, Willie Mclaughlin
and Hintz. incidentally, went out
on fouls. Quarter scores were
Eatonville IS to 5; Eatonville, %
to 20. The Clovers took a 10-point
lead in the third quarter and re-
NAMED in front all the way in.
1t was six straight for the cloyers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

THE AS did that" johnson
said yesterday in his newly
purchased and flourishing tay-
ern at 18th st. and Tacoma
ave. But Connie doesn't
agree. He doesn't count a big
double h ader Army-Navy
feature.
Il don't see why. Play was on
the regular schedule and counted
In the race. 1t wasn't any nom
league exhibition. Yes, sir, the AS
reached the 100000 mark for the
season and ! want that bonus or
I'm through with the game"
The big, powerful outfielder
doesn't care who pays him the
$500 bonus. Just so long as he
gets it, that's all.
He and Connie have exchanged
several letters, Bob making plain
his attitude.
Connie publicly has agreed
to trade or sell Bob for the
194S season, and in these days
of scarce star performers the
old man shouldn't have any
trouble in making fat deal
for himself.
Bob johnson and his powerful
bat and general all-around play
ing ability is one of the big shots
of the game even in normal times.
mo Dice" Says Connie
He's a 10-year-man, which gives
him some comfort because he has
certain rights under that status.
Anyway, Bob wrote Connie re-
Gently and asked for his bonus.
mo dice" said Connie, or words
TO that effect.
"Okay," answered Bob, IF you
don't make good on the $1,000 or
the club which gets me doesn't
make good on it, I'll quit the
game. I'm independent, in bust
ness, and l mean what / say
BOb's tavern was crowded.
Mattresses and barkeeps were
on the trot. There is no doubt
of Bob's ability to step out of
the game and still keep In
what most of us would call
big money"
The big fellow, in superb con-
iition through hunting and fish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
To Name Camps

NEW YORK Selection Of Bear
Mountain. n. Y. BY the Brooklyn
Dodgers az their spring training
base left only -four mzior league
clubs without ciose-to-home con-
dltloning camps today.
the Boston Red sox, Cleveland
Indians and both 81 Louis clubs
the world champion Cardinals and
Browns - have yet % announce
new locations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Bob Johnson Issues Another
Uutimaium TO Connie Mack
Big Tacoma Outfielder. in Business
Here. Wonts His Bonus Or Else

never was the type to spout off
just to be spouting.
Bob's original difficulties
with Mack came because the
PLAYER decided ne wanted no
more action with the A..
which he typified a too Inn
potent. He wanted TO 20 To
team where runners reach
the bases and his runs-driVen-
In figures would soar.
And Connie agreed to that. an
nounced he would make a deal for
Bob with some other club.
But that was before the bonus
incident came into picture.
Now. Bob insists, he'll play for
no one unless some one in the
majors delivers the agreed upon
81, 500 bonus he says he has earned.
It's an even bet, that some club
will grab johnson on a deal even
if it has to pay that bonus, which
isn't much, as money goes. but
represents a matter of principle
with Johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Cruz Knocks
Out Proctor

PORTLAND - Costello Cruz
speedy young Los Angeles middle
weight, stopped Irving Powder
Proctor of Portland in the fifth
round Of a scheduled 10-round
battle at the Civic auditorium
here last night.
Cruz weighed 1881; Proctor
1884,.
IL was a wild smuggling bee
a. far as II went with the
Mexican youth banging
Proctor TO the canvas four
times, once for a one-eount
In the first. once for nine In
the third and twice for nine
in the fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

= n q n Is o D
81 ed with
[ he venerable
owner of the
Philad el phia
Athletics with
o positive I'M
Outstanding. he
sa US, that he
W Id aw
bonus money if
I he AS per-
for m e d before
so, 900 fans
during the sea-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Huskies Have
Close Shave

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington basketball team edged
an alumni quintet 1929 last night.
The Huskies grabbed an early
lead and were in front 1913 at the
half. But the alumni. fired by
the flashy passing of Bob Fried
man, ex-football tackle. steadily
edged up and led 27-25 at the third
quarter mark. Washington won
with hard last quarter drive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

orllnE high defeated Yeim 4
ortine last night. - - ~. il II
Pierce County Ieagus game No
Ab<e and schrock each ta1Ike1
seven pointx
In another County league same.
kapowsin turned back Roy. ~ q
n. u Roy. The kApowsin secon1o
won. - 10 II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

SAN 1ATEO, Calif.-The Cali
fornla Jockey club. operators Of
the Meadows race track. VIII
make formal application 70 the
state horse racing board for Is
day meeting, starting late in Feb
rusry. William r. Kyne, general
manager. announced today.
The application viii be subject
10 approval Of the western de-
tense command.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

featherweight champ.
Peralia. lightweight
10 rounds.
Both Wilson and !
heavy fsvorites.
Wilson suffered q
upset. because tn
geies Iarrup~r Wa
prove he was . M.
able is7-pouad contf
unt,~aten Young RaJ
ef Harlem. who wou
decision over Lam
October.
Had Wilson won Il
bout. he would have !
Into the garden ring '
Robinson on Feb. ..
Wilson suecumbed 1
training and too blk
handicap. lie spotted
motta, the human iri
He Restored i4b ~
moitas 1877.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Lincoln Victorious While
Abes Trounce
Seattle Prep
Campbell Provides
One-Point Edge

SEATTLE-Lineoln high school
basketeers Of Tacoma won -
10 Al croSs-State game Friday
night from Seattle Prep on the
Prep floor.
Clarence Campbell. sub for
ward, turned In a basket In
the late seconds of the hard
fought contest 20 send his
team home victors.
Sivertson. Lincoln center. was
on the beam last night with Is
points 10 take high scoring honors.
Lincoln (42) (4D Seattle Prep
Brunswick Go) F.. Burke IL
Brolin tI ....F. .McIver ~
Siverton Q6). &C. Sullivan l1ol
Mcclure (6)....G..... Lang Isl
Pirie ...........G. Coover ~
Substitutons: Lincoln - Mulch
"a, johnson. Anderson. Safer.
Campbell az. Seattle Prep
Carroll 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
BY ELLIOTT METCaF

The breech between Bob John
son and Connie Mack has widened
the last few days. johnson defin-
itely will quit baseball. If the
bonus agreed upon by him and
Mack is not put on the line.
Before the beginning of the 1912
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18

HaIftlme score: washington Il,
Alumni Is.
Free throws missed: Gilmur.
Morris, Leask 2, Taylor, Riggs,
Friedman. Mitchell 2
Officials: Hal Lee and Art Nc
Larney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
MONEN's LEAGUE
Hi-Way Alleys

Esther 49, vs.. Eiizabf,h tvlf
high game. Mildred Eskew zoo.
high series, Mildred Eakew 1z7.
Janet 80 VI. vsrna t0); hiKh
game. Hilda unger 1856. high
series. Hllda Unger SOB.
Dora ~ W. Jean IL, nigh
game, Ruth Guhr 1855. high series.
Ruth Guhr 455.
Leading of with a tremendous
25s game and finishing up with
steady 1876 and ie7 for a sts total,
Fat Person again paced Taeoma
MAJOR league trindIers last night
at the North End alleys, grabbing
off both nigh single and high
series laureis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Take Ramblers

CORVALLIS, Ore. - Oregon
State last night defeated the Van
couver R-amblers. SO 10 30. The
halftime score favored the col
legians. 20 10 Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-18
Cheney Socks
.Lutes, 1888

The Cheney Whirlwind from
Eastern Washington college ham,
strung. abused, battered and
bruited the Pacific Lutherans last
night in a Winko league game at
the Falkland gym.
The score was u to 80.
The same teams collide to-
night at $50 at the same
place. The early hour IL 10
permit the Cheneyites to grab
a train for home.
The visitors had a 20 to lead
almost before. Coach Barofsky of
the Lutes could turn around. 1t
usually takes Charlie about three
minutes to right about face.
The Lutes picked up bit of
speed after that, but when the
boys came to the intermission the
Cheneys were leading. 80 to IT.
Lothspeich, feet 5, and Irwin
Letter, one of the sensational
brothers, set the pace for the
visitors with IL points each. Gable
house ran up IL.
The highest scoring Luther
an was Polillo with IL. He
left the game early on fouls.
The Meat Packers of Pa
cific Lutheran beat the Trim
ity Lutheran five, 80 TO 30.
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Results In the Y-church league
play Friday night were. Oakland
Presbyterian IS. Latter Day Saints
IL. Central Bsptists ~, Asbury
Aethodists IA.
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Tacoma Women Bowlers Turn
In Some Really Good Scores
Louise Wohlers Shoots 225 Single:
George Hunter Winner of War Bond

Tacoma women bowlers engaged
in pin play in two big leagues on
downtown alleys Friday night and
as a result of the matches turned
in some of the best scoring of the
season.
Louise Wahlers. shooting in the
Class A league on the Broadway,
captured the scoring laurels with
225 single game and SAL series.
Helen Blattler had the high
score in the Womens City league
on the Coliseum, registering a 527
series for the Scales.
In all. eight Of the femin-
inc trundlers passed the 800
: mark. -Four Of the honor
scorers were In the matches
Of the Glass A league and
four were members of the City
circuit.
Besides Mrs Wahlers. Broadway
stars include Olive Nolde with
523. Helen Mundheim with SIG
and Jean Colbo with SOL.
STELLA STARS
Stella Receconi had the runner
up score 10 Miss Blattlers top
mark on the Coliseum, register
ing 16s. 1856 and 1877. for a 5if
series. II was the first time Mrs.
Reeeconi had reached the select
circle.
Maxine Perry. one OF the stars
TO watch in future years, also
came through with big series.
registering sos and Gerry Forgey
with an average Of 1913 for the
season, crashed over the line with
a Sol total, just III pins over her
average.
City league; BottleTs 2. Ap-
parel /; Griffs 2, Maeks i;
Firs 2, Cozza's !; Chicken
Inns I. Scales 2.
Glass A league: Mutuals I. In
surance o: Millers 4 Desmond :
o. Punchys 4. Alpha fota o. OPP
ticals 4. Autos o. Whists 4,
Orphans 0.
HUNTER WINS BOND
George Hunter, whose Gil series
set a new record for the year In
the Coliseum Commercial league.
was the winner OF the Bond a
Week" contest on the Coliseum
alleys
Getting a 36-pin handicap. The
southpaw star took the top mark
with a gross s47 figure. making
II a rather big week at tenpins
for Mr.. Hunter.
POSTPONED PLAY
Two postponed league matches
are scheduled for plsyotf on the
Coliseum alleys Sunday.
The first half champion
Hotel team of the Eagles
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Vikings Bow
To Kent Five

Puyallup's Vikings bowed
Kent high last night at Ken
the first Puget Sound league &
for either school The score
81 10 81.
The infermission saw Il
heBf club Iesdsn, - Ia ~.
PDyaIiup could not sesl
~hsn numerous opportnnit |
presented themselves.
Puyallup's seconds won 10
opener, ~ 10 10.
Puyallup plays Buc hey q
allup next Friday night.
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WESTERN WINS

BELLINGHAM-Western Wash
ington college beat the Central
Washington collegians in a Winko
game here last night, 81 to 46.
II rates an upset. Fifty-four fouls
were committed by both teams.
Bellingham led at the half, 2s to
"a.
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Sumner Scores
Close Victory

SUMNER-Pop Keeney's clever
Sumner high quintet won close
victory last night over Renton in
the opening Puget Sound league
game. 40 10 SO.
Sparks. r. Anderson and Hoban,
starting players, failed 10 scoae a
single point, an unusual happen
ing.
The fight was hard all the
way, Sumner taking a 5-point
lead the first minute of the
second half and never going
beyond a 6-point edge or be
low a 3-point lead the rest OF
the way.
II was 1928 At the half.
The preliminary game vent u
Renton's seconds. 81 70 Is.
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Subs; Cheney, Woodwork u,
Olson, Hartman, Jones t9), Gable
house (1D; Lutes, Bratlie, Efson
~, Hoskins 49,. Erickson 81,
Kapus a..