Announcement
Mrs. Thomas M. Reed and Mrs. Wm.
Britt announce that beginning Thurs
day, January 15th, luncheons will be
served at the residence of Mrs. Reed,
next to the Masonic Temple. Hours:
11:30 a.m. to* 2 p.m., except Sundays.
Reservations for Bridge and
Special Luncheons must be
made in advance. Tea will
be served at any hour in the
afternoon.
Orders taken for Pies, Cakes, Cookies,
Rolls, etc.
PIIONE 203
HUSKIES TURN
ON IDAHO FIVE
FOR 30-24 WIN
SEATTLE, Jan. 9.— Reversing
Monday night's stunning defeat, a
grimly determined University of
Washington basketball team scored
its first Northern Division Pacific
Coast Conference victory here last
night, humbling the Idaho Van
dals, 30 to 24.
Monday, the visiting Vandals
made local hoop history by nos
ing out Coach Hec Edmundson'.
men, 37 to 36. But last night was
a different story.
However, for the first half, the
story wasn't so different. The
Huskies left the floor at the
resting period, leading 14-11 and
holding the same three point
advantage they had held in the
Conference opener on Monday. Play
during this session was nip and
tuck and had a large crowd of fan
on edge.
But Coach Rich Fox's men
couldn't stand the determined
drlv? of the Seattle five in the
eeond half, so lost.
For the winners, tall Ralph Bish
:o who is finding himself in great
■tyle this sea on. and Clyde Wag
ner, veteran center, starred with
nine points. Wally Gcraghty, one
f the many Idaho letter-winners,
also claimed that total.
Little Bob Galer, captain of the
Washington team, and high poim
man In the conference last year, "
totaled eight tallies. He was held
to four points Monday night.
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