The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-10

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franklin High went TO sdmonds
Saturday and played the High
school ball artists o. that village
The score was to ?. favoring the
sranklins.
Rainier Valley ball tear, played
the Edmonds Athletic club team
~ Edmonds Saturday. winning by
score OF 80 90 IS.
sremerton High school team won
from Ballard high by score OF
- az Bremerton Saturday.
Here arc the results OF the frs,
Saturdays playing In the granmaG
school league
ct Ballard Irving li0l VS.. Whit
Ter 60. Allen CD W.. Bagiey ti0l
Umpires-C w Saunders and A. -
Clark.
At Woodland. No day 90 rs
Salmon Bay 90: Adams 90 vs.
Queen Anne ca Umpire--E. II. Me
pherrin.
Al Woodland. No. Greenwood
(20) vs. Ross C2): University ti2
Us. Longfellow an. Umpire-H. J.
Carter.
1T q. p. Day--Lowell 90 vs. Cas-
aade CD Umpires--Charles Best
sad II. c. Force.
At Washiugton--Georgetown 81
- Central (s); SUNNI, (sl vs..
West Seattle 80. Umpire-R G.
Force.
It Lincoln -coe (3) VS. stevens
81; Gatewood l2l vs.. South Park
(2I1. Umpire--w II. Ellis.
at Collins Whltworth (isl vs..
Sgawthorne (0l. Emerson go ".
Columbia 90. Umpires- George
Russell and Q. w. Farr
Two fast boxing bouts were pull
81 off on board the U ). 5. Colo
rado at the navy yard Saturday.
The affair was not open TO the
general public.
University Of California ball team
nay visit Seattle and play a series
Of three games with the u. OF W.
-ext month. The California team
plans to hike out OF Berkeley. the
some college town. early In May
Cor a barnstorIniag tour Of the
Coast. II the team comes as far
North as Portland. which Is very
probable. Seattle will be included
"a the itinerary. Manager Victor
Zednick, Of the u. OF W.. Is arraug-
leg plans for the series today.
Az the Broadway High school
iuterclags track meet at Lincoln
fairgrounds Saturday. the Juniors
scored SIS points 10 bare IS earned
by the sophs.
Wenatchee Is lining up the ball
team for the 1911 season and viii
have an outfit OF topnOtch caliher.
It 10 announced.
Quite a gallery OF oniookers turn.
ed out to see the events Of the Uni.
xersIty Interclass track meet. While
no records were shattered. the boys
made a splendid showing. the
sophomores scoring the greatest
total number OF points.
Not a word from Jack Lester
aimee that fateful message that he
vas too burned seasick to think
about fighting Bill Lang or even a
ham sandwich. Seattle fans join In
hoping. however. that the playful
Lester man will regain bis land legs
when they roll him off the boat al
sydney and a week or two will con
Alton him. Maybe II T. Burns had
been along on that long voyage be
would have forbidden Lester TO be
~>asick-then everything would
have been all right--what?
University Freshies were defeated
at baseball Saturday afternoon by
Broadway High. The score was 10
to 5.
lest you forget-the dogeie expo
aition opens Ia Mammoth rink day
after tomorrow, and will be worth
the time Of any husky man 10 step
70 and look EN- over. The officials
Of the Kennel club have made
extraordinary efforts this year. The
list Of special trophies is greater
than ever and the entries rival ans
show given this year In the West
Therefore, IT behoOyes you to take
U In. The ante is small.
"Raqs, the Fighting Teamster," {;
husky aspirant for fistic limelighi
stuff, viii probably be the one bes
bet at Sam Falkenbergs boxinf
evening at Kent tomorrow night
Rags Ii just about the speeches
war demon that has gone into sigh
for many a day. lie may lacl
science. but he's right there will
speed. His bout with Skillet, thu
Scrapping Cook" at the old Empire
place on Pike st. last winter wal
funnier than any comedian tina
ever strobe the boards hereabouts
The two boys met again a fortnigh
ago at Falkenberg's premier II
Kent. but poor Skillets took tn
count IN 81 seconds. He allowei
that a chair had roughly attackei
him. and he insisted upon yaultinI
blithely over the exit ropes just 4
show EN- that he was still a colt
We repeat, the next appearance o
Rags should be entertaining to
lavish degree.
The golf fiends are starting up a
the Country club and the caddy VIII
receives 80 much per hour 10
standing around and listening b
the cusslng. rejoiceth.