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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
TOsiay's Sport
PAR
Jacobs Acts
Against q
Soldier Boy

Nat Rogers, picked Middis-
weight I1.mofts as Wilson's
first Garden opponent for two
quite apparent reasons
a. Lsmotts gave Robinson .
hard fight for 10 rounds. al
though he lest the decision. and
N he makes Wsiteru eight Wiison
look like = monkey, Wilson and
HeIross viii be forced 10 cease
their press campaign.
~ II Wilson happens 70 shoN
more impresslvsly against Ia
m0tta than aid Robinson. heaars
Jscobs and Rogers wlll have =
great drawing card made 10
order despite their reluctance
10 let him perform IN the Car
den.
Wilson. a terrific Duneher.
who has registered 81 knoekoslis
IN 50 professional bouts is con
fidsnt that he ear tag tina first
knyo on LsmottA BE figures
he cen stop the heavier Human
Freight Car"
BE beiisses he ls In good shape
despite his army duties because
IN thres bouts since coming 10
Mitchell field he knocked out
Bernie Miller In eiKhtse sut-
pointed dangerous Cocoa MID In
10. and beIted out Frzivs s@is
in two.
We hope Wilson can register
a kayo over LAmOtts. because u
viii BE- a fine feather in the
sergeant's cap-s feat that
young Robinson couldn't sc-
conpiish But We smphaalzs
that the percentage - all
against IT.
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Hoop Results

Eastern Washington ~, ~. Mar
tins rs.
New York q. So, West Virginia
81 foyertime).
Penn State ~. Syracuse 2s.
LoyoIa 80, Michigan State 81.
Providence 40, Yale 81.
Kansas So, Oklahoma A. a NJ.
~.
Dartmouth -. seton Hall 30.
Penn. 81. Maryland 40.
Oregon 81, Idaho 81.
Indiana State Teachers 50. East
ern. Illinois Teachers ~.
Illinois Wesleyan. ~. Illinois
College -.
Navy Pier (Chlcsgo) 81. Chicago
Teachers rs.
Fort sheridan 50. Naval Train
ing School for advanced aviation
(Chicago) ~.
Iowa state Naval 90. Mason
City 80.
Rockhurst College 81. Kansas
State "a
Minnesota as. Michigan State 81.
SOUTH
CatawbA ss. GuilfOrd 20.
Norfolk Naval Training Station
so, Duke IS.
Virginia Military Institute 4s,
Virginia Tech 50.
Texas al, Southern Methodist
81.
Southwest Texas IS, stephen y.
Austin Al.
North Texas Teachers s.. How
ard Payne 50.
Baylor So. TEXAS AEgies -.
~. Johns s.. Fordham ~.
Norfolk Naval Air station 90,
Appalachian. y. &, Teachers Col
lege SO.
Amherst IS, American fntsrna-
tionzI 81.
Gettysburg 80. Navy 81.
George Washington ~, y. &.
Navy Pre-Fnght As.
Connecticut 81, University Of
New Hampshire 40.
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nv JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW yoRk-With the cards
stacked against him. Sgt.
Jackie wilson fCallfornis)
finally gets chance 10 shoY his
velterweight wares In a feature
bout at Madison Square Garden
Friday night
Wilson. Of the army air corps
at Mitchell field. n. Y. should
not Be confused with Pittsburgh
Jackie Wilson. a civilian who 10
recognized ss featherusight
champion b. the National Box
ing association. Both are
Negroes.
Sgt. Wilsos and his adroit
manager, Walter Neirose. have
forced this feature Garden
showing with a campaign %
seeDsations aimed At - Pro-
motsr Mike Jacobs. and 90
Young RAY Robinson, the top
weltersseight contender.
For many months. Wilson and
Nelrose have bounded both
Jacobs and Robinson. aecrylng
the injustice 81 Jacobs match
making which kept Sgt. Jackie
out of the Garden. and shouting
10 the world that Robinson ia
afraid 10 meet the hsrd-hitting
man from Mitchell field
But nov. because a light
weight tournament bout yss
washed cut when Bob Mont
gomery Of Philadelphia hurt his
hand In his last victory. Sgt
Wilson has been called IN a.
the last minute 10 show ne stuff
against = middieVeight OPP
ponent, rugged Jacob Lamofta
Of the Bronx
Jacobs and his mateh-maker,
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bsssman who played 30 much
football al North Carolina Va fur
Their advanced than was Gordon
al the same stage. he 10 a whlx
on a double play.
stirnweiss. %, ana . product ~
the Bronx. really takes off he
was thrown out only nine times 10
swiplng rs bases.
Like johnson. who IL year
older he IL versatile can play
any infisld position except first
base.
CHANCE ~ ALL HE NEEDED
Johnson. picked up on the sand
lots Of Montciair. N. J.. played
third base and IN the outfield prior
TO last spring. lie Was place dat
shortstop when Boyd Perry was
hurt in training because Billy
Meyer didn't want 10 break up his
infield. BE didn't. The change
was permanent
Johnson batted no against
stirnwelss' .770. Roth are
righhand hifterr. o5hnson per-
haps swsts the longer hall.
hat stmweiss pulls N for
god distance.
stirnwelss and oJhnson are In
s-A. Stirweira IN the sole support
Of his widowed mother He Was
operated on for stomach ulcers
a year ago lest summer. must diet.
which IL another reason the army
doesn't want him. johnson IL
married and the father Of a child.
The Yankees wouldn't sell
George stirnweiss for any amount
and Bill johnson il fedinits
major league prospect. II wouldn't
be at all surprising to see stirn.
weiss at shortstop. where he
formerly played, and johnson At
third.
The aYnhsss always come sp
with them and would At q time
Nike this.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Park Basketball
"A" SCHEDULE

"A" SCHEDULE
Basketball games for Thursday
night at Z. S and Q o'clock are:
City "A" in the Bellarmine gym:
McChord Demons VS.. Highliners
Coast Guard VS.. Gsragemen and
Sheetmetal VS.. sixth Ave
Crcamers.
City "B" in the CPS. gym:
McChord Fighting rs vs.. MeChord
NEEDLES. jefferson Chiefs VS. Ship
wrights and Monarchs vs.. Fort
Lewis Motor Base. Swing Shift
basketball games will not be
csrded on Friday morning. these
games being laid over until the
end Of the round.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Oregon Takes
Idaho Series
Webfoots Defect
Vundols. 81 TO 81

MOSCOW. Idaho - The Oregon
wsbfoots wrapped up ths opening
series ~ the Northern division Pa.
elfle Coast basketball race last
night By edging out tho retuven.
sted University OF Idaho essers.
3t-3i.
Oregon now moves over 10 Pull
man for games tomorrow and Sat
urday nights against Washington
state college.
The webfoots swept IA sssir
second victory ever the yss-
asis b. . sustained fesS iine
stand. bueksting ~ u 10 FREE
threws. They .aaL n ned
sesis while Idaho scored ~
Aad three fouls,
After their crushing ts-3i -
feat Tuesday the vandsls came
back fighting and held the lead for
most of the first half Near ths
end the Oregon five stepped out
ahead and protected . small lead
until the gun.
Al ths half. the Invaders led
2O-it bat the vsndsls twice sOt
thsir way 10 within one point Of
the oregon score.
RYAN TOR Man
High scoring hopors went 10 Bob
Ryan, Sophomore forward. and
Fred Quinn, center. both vsndais,
with 10 points each. OxsKon's top
man. Warren Taylor. scored nins.
Roger Wiley. 0regss's
foot q lnrh fre~hmss eestss
who starred In Tuesdays
match. was closely m~tehed
hy faahs defense nsrn and cob
leTf<1 anfN sls patHfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Harlems Here For z Games

state armory. Play 10 scheduled
for s:15 o'clock.
A percentage Of the gate
goes to the Fort Lewis Aih-
letie fund. The Warriors have
twice beaten the Harlems this
season.
At ! o'clock Friday morning al
the armory. the Trotters also meet
the shipyard Swing Shift all-stars
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been in Reno six weeks. She would
be eligible today TO file suit for
divorce. DiMaggio. who has made
frequent trips here from San Fran
cisco. apparently effected the
reconciliation yesterday.
DOUBTFUL LAST WEEK
Last week he seemed doubtful.
mentioning several times that III
she goes through with the divorce
l don't know how III stand" He
referred 10 his status with the
draft board.
But yesterday he announced
that As soon ~ he completed.
some personal business he
would seek enlistment. Asked
N his contemplated action
meant his retirement from
baseball, he replied;
"Yes-for the duration. But
that doesn't mean ! intend 10
quit the Yankees cold"
The Yankee Clipper did not
elaborate on the latter part Of his
statement, leaving unanswered the
question OF whether he will report
at all TO the New York Yankee
training camp this spring.
II DiMaggio enters a branch Of
the armed forces. he will be the
best known sports figure TO don a
uniform since world heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis retired from
the ring to become a private In the
army.
GOES UP FAST E.
DiMaggio climbed basebalrs
ladder OF fame in a hurry. starting
on the sandlots OF San Francisco's
North Beach Italian colony. where
he was picked up by the San Fran
cisco Seals of the Pacific Coast
league.
He joined the Yankees In
1895. The Seals surrendered
him for se5.0o0. a bargain
for the Yankees, who hadn't
owned such slugger since
Babe Ruth's retirement.
In 1889 and 1871. DiMaggio was
voted the American leagues most
valuable player. He established a
new record in 1871, hitting safely
in IS consecutive games. Last year
the Yankees paid him $4,000.
During his seven years with the
Yankees. DiMaggio played in six
world series, five Of which the
Yanks won.
DiMaggio married Miss Arnold
in 1889. They have one child.
Joseph Patrick.
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Huskies Blast
Harlem 0uini
Negro Outfit Set
Down by Is Points

SEATTLE - VIA hshtalnE
passes snd shsFpsheetink ths uni-
vsfsitv - Washington hssk<tnsll
team rcli-4 over th< Harlem cssh<
Trcttsrs $50. st night e<f1
more than aooo fans
Al r~eeirts ever exp~r~~s
20 - fs< northwest camp 81
hospital fssa f-f s<rss-~rs<e.
TIE nrsfessiesaf >ears
auiatef asnsfra fh<is sssvsc<s
The Haskiea pulled steadily
away from - Trostsrs and ~sr<
never seriously threatened De-
spite hasfai % tricks. the TFet.
isrs had 10 bow before the eel
lssians vigorous affsns~ and .
tight defense that kspt the visitors
away from the heen
- kaEITAf4EAN ts0k
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balls bargain
basement 20 its
highest paid
playing Job in
1912. announced
his retirement
for the dura-
ton " At the
same time he
announced his
reconciliation.
Miss Arnold.
former screen
starlef and
ra die per
form er. had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

from the nfvoh
lyn Dedxsrs
. n 4 Joe d.
Ma Eis from
the New York
Yankees for ths
duration
Coupled with
the 10 50 Of
other players az
lesser eaiih ~
10 the services
and the expect
cd employment
Of several more
In defense loss
a. a~... -
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Yankee Star
Will Enlist
Hangs Up Glove
For the Durotion"

RENO. >es.-Jee DiNsggio and
ms wife. the former Dorothy
Arnold. their domestic differences
reeoneiled. return today 10 San
Francisco. where DiMsggio Will
apply for induction into one Of the
armed services
DiMaggio. who went from base
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
Helen Jacobs
Becomes Wave

RICHMOND Helsn Jacobs.
tennis star. has Joined the WAVES
ard viii report 70 the officers
candidate training schooi Al Smith
college on Jan. 70. II Was disclosed
today By the naval officers pro-
euremsnf center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

~ veteran visehassv p>nss wxl1D
o.. se~ empioysd - ned - ~
r~er~stloa department. a ~
spevy tiyrosssps plHnt Wn1Ges.
aifhpukn hs hex mn<is ~ ef1Bsinf
statement. hos Estimated thos -
may rssnsin a ~ - - -
retasu y IN eIuA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

The 1913 edition of the Harlem
Globetrotters. beaten Wednesday
night, az TO 80. by the u of "
quintet. play the Fort Lewis War
riors this Thursday night at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

Haiftims score Washington -.
Globe Trostsrs n.
Free throws missed Dneeton.
Hudson J. Powell. rsyton . Ford.
Gilmur 4. Morris Z.
Officials. Hal Lee and Aft Nc
Lsrney.
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nsis.r and pinsssio ~ill make for
. potent isvsIins- off process IN ths
first divisions q both majos
leagues oaA tbs Dodgers and
yankses wssl - hard-prsssed n
isss 10 retain th>sr positions -
baseball big wiss
rhs Dodgers siss face ths Ia~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
An Urgent Request :.

An Urgent Request :.
Governor Arthur B. Langhe in his address YESTERDAY
TO the state legislature stressed the decline noticed since 1915
in the salmon catch
And called upon the legislative body to appropriate
100000 from the general fund 10 the fisheries
fund
The governors definite subject
Our state approximately pounds
no shesh annually and ranks high n the production of uamn
fhe foods and vtamns Of tremendous Importance
i GRP's the needs Of our armies our allies and our civilian P1
During thirty years however steady and alarming
cline has taken place in the salmon
Comparing the catch Of lsi with 1918 cycle find
that the landings dropped
salmon in 1871 with financial loss the fishermen alone is
We must act promptly to and rebuild th's
industry and general
business investment that $500 600 he apppSIsS from the
fund to augment the fisheries fund heretofore"
especially Legislators take ISSUE with tn. chief
The fisheries
Of the outstanding of his profession the nation Fred Foster
But the department has been handicapped through loss
from lucrative and Director
laoored before definite obstacles.
This situation great good
whole our legislators set aside the amount requested by the
Mason Longmre Yeia athlete aud manager of the Ship
yard Saong SHIFT basketball AStars has time for thinking
He said yesterday:
My ,cte and are saring oar money nowi Each
dollar ace PIT array today r be corth Nearby trio after The
DURATION"
Listen -.
Nothing would please your old neighbor more than II
Mcrry Abbott found his smuggling rang in the Coast cir
cult There have been tremendous wallpapers in the
old loop, but veteran fans will ball really hit when
Morry gets hold of la WI circuit You wouldn't
believe il, but Hong Armstrong, Stationers Inc, weight
rs pounds with his handkerchief full of silver dollars
played a ripping of football the old Edison school
bacfd And alongside of him another midget Frankie
Johnson the paint only Frankie has baoned into heavyweight
proportions Wonder those mouth fans who
a cham
pions uniform his life for his land Huison
During his Bay Packer grid life he has scored "a
touchdonns kicked
What? Is
history have hurled noht He became
a girl couldn't
bowl scribe the
that New syndicate specialist
pick Of the Only backward missed
Pin $3.50 a a
old neghbor ~ a
off chips which
day The world The
school title basketball should he dnger Bells
Tigers Abes capable fighting
schools major high schools colleges
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PURDUE RECORD

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Purdue :
1912 athletie squads. competing IN
II sports. wound up 1912 with II
victories and 40 defeats.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15

NEW YORK Joe Gordon will
be the only follower infielder
when the New York Yankees as
semble in the spring. hut that
doesn't mean the American league
champions are going TO be worse
of fthan any of the other ma jor
league clubs.
This despite the fact that the
great Joe DiMaggio IL likely 20 be
reclassified IA leaving center
field 10 Roy Weatherly.
Buddy Hasseti and Phil Rix-
zuto are in the navy. Red
Rolfe II coaching At Yale.
Frank Crosefii Ia under .us-
pension for the first so DAYS
A. the result Of HIS world
series run-ln.
Oscar Crimes. obtained from
Cleveland. and the veteran Bill
Knickerbrocke will not he the
only ones around To plug the gaps.
however, for the Yankee scouting
and farm systems once more turn
out a second basing combination.
A lot Of bg league outfits would
like 10 have this one in normal
times.
II IL composed Of Bill johnson
and George stirnweiss. the back
bone OF the Newark Bears in 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-15
TRoskY's HEALTH oKEH

Gerry Priddy may 40 to cleys-
land for Hal Trosky. who would
solve the first base problem.
Trosixy was kept out OF baseball
last season by nigraine headaches.
but his health il okeh again. The
Indians have Les Fleming. and IL
IL reported that Trosky would
prefer 10 perform elsewhere.
Experienced baseball men as
sert Joe Mccarthy would have 10
make room for snuffy stirnweiss
say the stocky, 1s0-pound second
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Totals ffffssssFs ~ ~
Rsfsres. Frank Hsnsxss. port
land.
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On Ohe Ian, :!
wNA tlllorT mrcAu

The Joe DAaggoS hare pat sensible heads together ond
settled their domestic differences ehich good be-
cause, nothing else ther baby icin b. bencued.
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Mrs Preston Lyons
Is Nomed Heed OF
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naaaeoass Mfe Sala Phillips
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eNhihit end third pteet 10 ihs
eafaesE eauM Those attending
aefs. Mrs 5ohn Kelley. Mrs. Nit
ehelL. Cpl A G Mitchell Jlmn4ls
Neil Kuby Negl and Erin. Nit.
sasea Aas Il Hasklns ana Mr.
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Miss kuah Cain save = talk ia
81, bssans and recipes built around
TINS pfssauct A sus hean salad
sans2 iehes. cookies and Tea were
served hy tine hostess she waa
assisted by her daughter Mira
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 20 express oar appfs-
citation 10 our friends iuf Ire
kfnanesses extended a. uN daf
gmg the illness and desth u our
husband end father. J. 9 Leath=
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

Newport News. v and lhres
grandchildren
Attending the funeral from
cat st town aefe Miss Georgia
MAY MrGlafheFy. New Orleans
+ l. Leathefbnfy. Charles And
Gregg Aay M J + Daxm. Mn
Paul Bunsan and Mrs. q )
laaEhefeafY u Mobile d. Il 2
Rallin. Nfs Msl Nagd M@FsaH
pafseif and Mr. KaYmend Bal
lev Of Laredaie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-02

Grey nupFpe
The July meeting Nlil - heid
81 TIE home If Nj J ] Fieehak
A mlNpe1lansu4la shnMef waH
given 81 usx meetAnR Tor NnH
Phillips ard M hsefAf1stn aud
many Eifh NNIe received b
both
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-01-07

John B. Echo and Adolph Zajanc,
both of Libby, left for Butte Tues
day night to be indicted into the
army. If accepted they intended to
go directly into service.