The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 14

SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1940. In THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW, SPOICA'NE, VASIL 4 NO HARD KNOCKS FOR GRID STAR Mountaineers Make First Climb of Peaks in Cabinet Mt. Area O. We in St. Mary's Back Doesn't Have to ScrimmageOther News Notes of Sports.

Co ph uso aft tho as ju! Ca thf In aw uso face of peak to the most northerly of the twin summits. The general line of ascent was up the trough cut in the face of the peak by a creek, to a small living glacier, ithen traversing the face of the peak, surmounting a sheer rock pitch, turning to the left beneath the towers of the northeast ridge, then up a conspicuous chimney land finally up a second chimney to a small gap in the ridge. The between the two summits is but extremely narrow, and the peak is steep on all sides. IAll of these peaks are sharp granite formations, in little-visited and offering rock climbs moderate difficulty. None Ishowed the slightest evidence of climbs.

Cairns were erected on all, and register books Installed on St. Paul, gilbway, Lost 'Horse and Rock peaks, with temporary records on the other two. This area is only 120 to 140 miles from Spokane, and contains a 'number of unclimbed and unnamed 'peaks. It offers a fine field for 'exploration and a very large number of splendid rock climbs. Betty Gracey and Mae Dennis participated in the preliminary exploration of the general area.

with Ed Dennis, Moldenhauer and Stark, and climbed to the rim of the cirque, almost to the summit of Elephant peak. BESS BRAWMAN, a member of the Spokane Mountaineers, was married recently to Karl Klein, former Olympic games water polo star. FERNAN LAKE EAST OF Coeur d'Alene in the edge of the Coeur d'Alene national forest will be visited by today's Mountaineer hikers. Another group will be at work on the clubs ski grounds on Mount Spokane. The power unit for the 800-foot ski tow has been Installed and the cable will be placed as soon as the setting of poles is completed.

$it 14 pr( Int 81 MO NEW YORK. Oct. 26.Sports, trail detours; Mike Maze ika, Mary's (Calif.) hack, is probably the only regular in the country who is excused from scrimmage. lie vas injured in the first scrimmage last year and the year before, so Coach Red Strader this year said: "To heck with It; he doesn't scrimmage." A4c1 eyebrow lifters: J. Roy Stockton of the St.

Louis Post. Dispatch reports that the Cardinals had waivers on Pepper Martin for about three years, and no takers. And that the club tried to trade him a few years Stockton also says that Pepper' told Branch Rickey there is a Cardinal player who is a big, leaguer, no matter what any one' says, and that if he (Primer) can lake him out to Sacramento for spell he'll send him hack so every one will recognize him as a big league ball player. The fellow in question may be Don Gutteridge, Stockton suggests. We've always thought Martin and Gutteridge had a lot in common.

Today's sport quiz: Q.What is a football referee? football referee is a galloping traffic cop. Q.What does he do? A.Whistles while he works. Q.Where can you find him? A.Standing hack there on the' 40-yard line waving his arms just; after a home player has run SO yards for a touchdown. Q.What is unique about A.He's the only guy on the field who can carry the ball without being tackled. Q.Does he evtr make a mistake? A.You know what Bill Klem! said.

TIIE FIRST RECORDED ascents of six peaks in the southern part of the Cabinet Mountain primitive area, western Montana, were made during the summer by parties in-eluding members of the Spokane, Mountaineers. All of the parties were led, and five of the climbs made. by Hans Moicienhauer, member of the Swiss Alpine club as well as of the local club. The climbs are described July 6, Elephant peak, 7926 by Laurence Stark and Ed RouteFrom end of road on east fork, Bull river, six-mile hike southeast to St. Paul lake; two miles south, climbing, to Milwaukee pass; one mile steep climb east to! Libby lakes, across lake basin, over steep ridge, difficult drop into cirque south of Elephant peak, north across cirque and moderately, difficult rock climb on nearly sheer' southwest (RN of peak.

July 7, St. Paul peak, 7697 feet, by Hans Moidenhauer. Route, From St. Paul lake, southwest up steep granite slabs to come under' huge northeast cliff, around base' of cliff and to northwest ridge by series of chimneys and snow-filled couloirs, along ridge to summit. Moderately difficult rock and snow climb.

July 21, St. Paul by Moldenhatier. RouteFrom Bull River ranger station vim old Daly trail to Moran basin and thence to summit along northwest ridrm. A 12-mile, hike, very steep. On this climb Moldenhauer descended chimney to recover register left on previous climb and removed it to the summit.

August 11. Qiibway peak, 7291 feet; unnamed peak. 7158 feet; Lost Horse peak, 7483 feet, by Moldenhauer; Hermann Ulrich of San Francisco, member of Amerletill Alpine club, and Ben Falkenberg I Faikenberg did not climb Lost Horse peak). RouteFrom Rock lake up steep west slope of Ohbway, then up south lace to summit. South along ridge, traversing unnamed peak from north to south.

continuing along ridge to reach summit of Lost Horse via northwest ridge. Unnamed point was unofficially named Grizzly peak, due to presence of two grizzly bee rs. September Rock peak, 7563 feet, by lvloldenhauer and Frank Hefferlin. RouteFrom Rock creek meadows north past Rock lake toward Milwaukee pass, and then rock climbing directly up east I 30 the of goi sh 1 Irs Ins ,111 lc.4.,,.t,À,;....:..,"77.74, 41 L'5' 4, i zl 4 A ,,..:4,,,..,., ,..,.4., ,..0,, it 4, f-t i ,3,, -it-- 44 I'l. 1.40::.4,A,'ON''''.,,,,$14'ql,, 4 'A.

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Glover Patterson, a former member, has rejoined the club. eat see the WIV Reel Zimmer, Indiana hack, has, his own idea of quick kick. Ile was sent into the Iowa game with: instructions from Bo McMillin tol order a quick kick. He couldn't i talk on the first play, and Bal: Plush called for an end run, with Zimmer carrying the ball. lie ran: for a touchdown to give Indiana! a 10-to-6 victory.

Why don't people tell us these. FRED LONG, AN ACTIVE skiing and hiking member of the club, will be absent from the outings this winter, as he is attending Washington State college. TOO "ar tau doe we' things: A figger filbert has fig-1 g'red out that a Nebraska placing $1 on Nebraska in theirl Bowling Races game with Kansas in 1917 andl in Many Leagues playing it double or nothing on games the same two Are Close Rollers Fight Hard teams since, with ties counting as I 1 Individual Av aaaaa sblen ta out wel the dui one PI O. T. P.

AVE. Pommer 13 2683 1771 Campbell 1556 173 Lundoerg 13 2374 173 Individual A 6--IV4omen. O. T. P.

JOS. Aitchison Is 1665 166 1.46cao 13 2453 164 hobaon 1 2411 16.1 Pet. .821 .571 .500 .393 .3.33 .321 .350 draws, would have piled up 1 $524,288 through 1939. Temple Drives Tennessee already Is being men- MOOSE I O'CLOCK LLAGUE tioned as host team for the Sugar Wnn. Lost Bowl.

Add young fellows with a rare 23 5 future: Moffat Storer, Duke so ph- 21 7 rIT 18 12 more. There's about 170 pounds raivrims 14 14 of rabbit in his 178-pound it 17 11 17 The Wake Forest build-up for the 1.iii,,1L 9 is Duke game has Duke winning 7 21 over Colgate "under wraps." To1 individual Ave aaaaa which Colgate will reply: "Who's in. 1 P. 21 4151 that knockin' at my door?" The penreceerse 15 3440 Dukes really had to work for asunder 21 3944 lAnderson 15 2763 that one. Bishalt 21 3810 Temple Drives MOOSE O'CLOCK LILAGI.

E. Wnn. Lost. 23 5 21 7 18 12 ns 14 14 11 17 11 17 9 19 draws, would have piled upi mr I TN TEMPEL CLASSIC LUCIA. Won.

Lost. Pet. 20 12 .623 19 13 .6,04 19 IJ .694 16 16 .000 13 17 14 II 14 II .436 11 II .344 'Copts in Salsa to'S Ignatius Ca pLa in Jones 191CIptaIfl Hansen 188 Cants Lharbulak pta in Bounders 181 LIPtillal I Captsin Conyers Sole Ignatius Jones Hansen Lharbulak Saunders renks Conyers the the it she has Ain Ky. of blu CHICAGO MEETS NEW YORK TEAM ss, Pet. Individual A .07 enirverst O.

1. P. Ave. 24 4901 204 .536 Leavenworal 24 4717 19 i .500 Eriand2.on 24 4475 186 .540 eeterson 21 318.1 lbtP .500 baunetra 24 4.14.1 17110 .420, .3571 TELEPHONIC LEAGUE. MOORS O'CLOCK LEAGUE.

WOn Lost. YeariiMIS 17 11 Lesion 16 12 Hearts 15 13 Doctors 14 14 Noses 14 14 14 14 Drummers 12 IR Antlers 10 111 individual! A Redskins Play Detroit in Pair of Professional Grid Contests. 0. P. Mt.

21 3678 175 3 517 172 21 3590 171 IS 3039 169 15 2.,33 169 weqerman, tt on Sk one Waiker ROse imr blet gan can ea! of Won. WM. Pct. Engineers la 9 .979 C. 0.

Repairmen 19 9 i ig Con8truction No. 2 IS 12 .071 N. gi. Installers 13 13 Construction NO. I ooe 13 13 O.

el. RtPillrintli IS 14 .600 S. S. Installers 9 19 1 table Spiii.ers 5 .179 Individual A 8. LIKE A MIGHTY TELESCOPE news gathering agencies of The Spokesman.

Review focus on world events LIKE A MIGHTY TELESCOPE news gathering agencies of The SpokesmaneReview focus on world event Oft I xa.9:' rl cr) -51: 1 r- om. ti 02 ri ky. i L' Iii I III S', l'i 741' (fl I I NEW YORK. Oct. 26.

(A)Thel AL KN1GHT8 LEAGUE. I Won. Lest. Prt. powerful Chicago Bears, leaders of Mtita 14 10 D.rean,ar the western division of the Nation- Fonts 13 12 .500 12 .500 at Football league, invade the Polo Inin spaces 12 12 11 13 Grounds tomorrow for a game with Nonpare it 13 .458 the New York Giants that has ils la dleidual A fessional grid fans more or less, O.

P. AM I agog. I Pommel. 18 3298 183, 12 213 181, The Bears. boasting what Coach 1.e.te'r,hsoonmpson 18 3191 178 Jock Sutherland ea of Brooklyn d' Licaett 18 3180 176 55 254 172 powerful Chicago Bears, leaders of Mtita 14 10 the western division of the Fonts 13 1 Lr 5n0 2 .500 at Football league, invade the Polo Thin enacts 12 12 305 11 13 AA Grounds tomorrow for a game with riolralretZ it 13 408 the New York Giants that has Individual A lessional grid fans more or less, ci.

P. AM I agog. I Pommel. 18 329i 183, E. Thompson 12 213 181, The Bears.

boasting what Coach peterson 18 3191 178 Is 3190 176 Jock Sutherland of Brooklyn Liosett 15 2374 172 O. T. P. Avg. Leavenworth Weldon 21 4,43 IGi 21 39 tisa Long 9 Itiog lb 7 Bobquet 5 81i7 117 C.

balm 4 708 171 TEMPLE LADIES' LEAGUE. Won Lost Pct. Captain Cunningham 24 .8 Captain Potts 21 11 (Ai plain Hobson 20 12 .6..:5 2 .8125 dares Is the greatest collection of, Captain Hunt 0 12 Captain Waiker 15 17 .49.9 stars on any squad come east with DEPARTMENT STORE LEAGU II CPt a rl i Racer 13 19 Icko tu tn Frinelanri Atm 1 1 gi "A Won. Lost. Pct.

Captain Cunningham 24 8 Captain Potts 21 It .41041 LAI main Hobson 21) 14 Captain Hunt 20 12 Captain Waiker 13 17 .44,9 Capt sin Ba ger 13 19 Capta in EriAndson 11 71 .341 Pence il 21 .181 oft OW hur tha twc wit tra him atm of TeC, hin rhe el hat hat er aim hot Individual A a record of four victories and one, Won. Lost. Pct. captain H. Peterson 20 I .714 loss.

while the Ginnts have won Captain Y. Peterson It 9 .1174 .979 three, lost one and tied one and are 2pTInt rtroerrst'n 11 II .607 running a strong second to Mine 13 IS .464 undefeated Washington Redskins pP4 It 17 .393 1f4r 10 111 .357 in the eastern division. Captain WiiiiaMa 3 23 .107 19 9 ei91 11.,11 11 II .6071 rlf 13 IS la MT It 1 .393 gm 10 Is .357 iliama 3 33 .107 O. T. P.

AVIV Aitchison 24 383 161 DOYIO 24 3134 1,,0 HOOSOn 24 3192 1511 Lent 2-4 374 1S1 Granger 24 3772 337 Individual Averaxes. 1 1 Are About Eon. O. P. Avg 21 4127 197 Ptri3O1.1 14 Vi5 Nimm 1 5 21 ZO 183 Ptri3O1.1 I 4 Nelson 15 21.7.0 183 BUSINESS GIRLS LEAGUE.

Won. LaAt. Pet. PinAters 3 7.30 Iniv.00t," 3 .730 Startane 4 .666 Bociteri 0 .503 'I ele phone 0 .500 Lucky otriket 7 .416 SI Irk ern I liLrikers 11 .033 1 TEMPLE INDEPENDENT LEAGUE. Won.

.4,1. Pr1.1 Wain Granger 21 7 nu in Lynch 20 8 .714 yna in Speller, 19 9 .879 PtiAin lionerts 18 12 'Main Norvell 11 17 .3931 pt Ain Mennten 10 I Main 9 19 200 i Suppose you owned a giant magic telescope which could be focused on the world as a whole or any par. ticular area your fancy dictated. Every morning while enjoying your breakfast you could train your "see-all" telescope on a battle at sea or take a squint at John Bull repulsing a German air attack. What a tremendous advantage you would have over the boys at the office or the girls at the bridge club! You might well be termed the best-informed person in the country.

The Spokesman-Review with its local, national and international news and picture-gathering agencies may well be likened to a giant magic telescope that can be trained on a hot news spot anywhere in the world. Individual A Although weakened by the loss of their star runner, Tuffy Lee. mans, by injury, the Giants are given a good chance of halting the Chicago steamroller. The two c. teams have scored exactly the ca same number of first downs.

The g' Bears have the better average in ca yards gained rushing and total yards gained, but the Giants have ca shown a better passing combination and defense against passes. fer Sammy Baugh and his high-fly. Lo big Washington mates vill attempt to score their sixth straight win no a T. P. Avg.

a 1227 12 Stnir9 a 1192 140 Moth I 1190 149 Lisrxisirs a WI 144 Sc( a 1147 143 IL rgi sirs II 1151 811C1 a 1147 irn.est 1 21 Individual Averages. ti. TP. riondson 1 31174 lbc 21 13 15 Ants plain Ernest 22 du. E.

ret the of lio' at I It pac It IltEN ant an( Oflf OVE wh bec isvi 171 2, 17 1.1 Bolero Alleys. 1b7 INTERCLUR Knights of Round Table 19 5 1 ROlitrY Whaals 17 7 Lion 15 LiOn Monarchs 15 9 Orro Club 15 11 4,11.14 Tail Twisters 14 10 Lions 13 11 IKI wants Kits 12 12 ric tors, Raba 11 13 Rota rv Rom 10 14 I Roil' ry Spokes 9 15 I Active Club 9 15 'wants Kaba 9 15 Round Table Cuba 8 IS Lion Tamara 8 IS Halyard LAMB A 16 at the expense of the Detroit TEMPLE OIL LEAGUE. in the latter city, and it should he won. LoM a thrilier. The Lions' great Whiz- PAPI810 9 173 9 zer White is leeding the league in -o 12 ground gained Detroit Csu, oin timing 20 12 17 15 knocked off the dending eham tit isp 18 pion Green Bay Packer.

23 to 14, C1018in S.mon 7 21 onuithey 4 28 zer White is leading the league in In ground gained Detroit Clip, lain lemma knocked off the defending pion Green Bay Packtyis, 23 to 14, C.nt In stmon C.PtIfl DouglIty It 73 (In 0 1 20 17 10 1 7 1y 4 .7142 .708 .625 .823 .583 .542 .500 .458 .417 .373 .375 .373 .333 .333 .333 last week-end. Detroit's tight do- lense has allowed opponents only individuai A 45 points in six games and leads Firm MO the entire league in that respect. iu. t.thzon The Other Games. 118013 10.

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Lost. Pet. I M. Shim is pected loss, Green Bay should Chrlsi 11 7 .708 B. Nelson 3 o.

make a comeback against the much 18 .607 II 42 MANITO GOLIE LEAGUE. beaten Pittsburgh Stcelers at Mil- II 12 so .4 II waukee. The Packers' brilliant of- rantoun Mr46600 6 10 la 17 "9'11" 11 forma hm8 rotiod 4 20 167 ''n 211 rtisint in CIPI" "Mel 14678101 7 0 IANII '43 Plibllem waukee. The Packers' brilliant of- 178 nt In MrMshoa 10 :1 4 20 .167 fense has rolled up 113 points in "Plain James 14878 rds 2765 329 1635 I .750 .15111 .581 .583 .583 .500 .505 .501 .500 .500 .500 .333 .250 .230 A Phone Main 3321 to Start Your Paper! Praies Jive games, while Pitt has scored D. P.

only 40 in seven starts. 1108800 IN 2871 160 The Cleveland Rams and Chi. El-180n 18 2818 157 cago Cardinals will be fighting it 131.4n I 2881 14P 15 2188 nut for cellar honers in the west- Brovin 15 2174 145 It rit8rs ern division when they meet in Chi-1 BANKER BOWLING LEAGUE. ety 01188 cago. The Rams aro conceded An won.

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Oct. 21. Colville high school blanked. irmel.s MAJOR MI: CheMeitih, 10 to it, to win the Stevens county football chamftinship at Chewelah yesterday. Mott and Fretv.ell stc.ed Colville's 1.1ektets The Philadelphia Eagles, sparked Can' 8 in IN by little Davey O'Brien hut woe- v.i.ler w.il fully vveak otherwise, had suffered nirrar'db Indivilv81 Cr L.

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