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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
SPO f r.. T s
CUESSER HANK BENNETT
GUESSED WRONG AT THE
TRANSFERS FICHTFEST

Tho teamsters' "sroker'' 81 the
Aihambrs theatre last night. at
which smoking was positively pro.
hiblted, attracted fair bunch az
flqhs fans. who were rewarded BY
the sight Of four good bouts. enc
punch fest and . slaughter house
scene.
hsnk Bswwsu was introduced a.
referee and he proved to be Of the
csmembert type OF cheese. Me sp.
psrentIy puessed ct his decisions
and wac unfortunate enough 10
guess the wrong end on ~ iss3k Two
OF them. according 10 the demon.
ssrAsions Of dlsapprovsi which fos-
lowed.
Goodman and Clements failed 70
show for their scheduled mill and
"vounu" Phillips and "voonus Wolf
st fa3 pounds filled In for them.
Wolf had u ell his own way and in
the second round. after he had Phil.
iips taking the count on HE knee.
cap for the second time. Wolf At.
tempted TO land . hsymsksr while
Phillips was stilI down. When .
blueprint diagram Of the blow Was
made for Bennett he awarded the
bout 70 Phillips on . foul.
Nsis Sorensen and Tom Martin
provided the best bout u W.. even.
Ing. going In ~ i33 pourdss1 oofsn-
sen couldn't land HE swing on the
shlfty Martin. but a. u was ne pot
IN enough punches to circh the VIC.
tory which was awarded him.
eiiIis vssro and BILLIE Norman
went four rounds 10 . draw. They
weighed IN 81 10 pounds. Norman
was corning strong 81 the end and
. couple moro rounds would have
told . different story IN HE favor.
Tom Davis made HE initial 80
pes~sncs lest night In the is5-pound
Glaze against Marry Forbes. and
whom he disappeared HE face esvs
IN Imitation Of . hamburg steak.
uennstt stopped the scrap IN the
third ssssion when Forbes wac pre-.
pairing 20 land the sleep slap on his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
HANS LosERr
Nv BILLY EVANS

Speed. speed. speed. is the cry OF
every baseball manager from major
league 10 amateur. The generals
have come TO look on speed as the
great asset Of a championship club.
No other element figured SO largely
In the success OF the Giants last
year. Connie Mack credits much
OF the Athletics prowess to the
fieetness OF his players.
Scouts looking for material al.
ways consider seriously the speed
Of the player. Fair hltters who
shine on the bases and in the field
are given preference over good hit.
tcrs who lack speed.
When slow runner reaches first
two plays are practically eliminated
from the atfack---the steal and the
sacrifice. The steal is off. as the
slow man is easy for the catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
DOPE AND
CON NJ K MI


LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. H.
There are many fans Ia Los An.
eeles who wouldn't be surprised II
johnny kIlbane should put Abe A.
tell 10 sleep when they battle 20
rounds Feb. ~ for the worlds
featherwelrht championship.
They arc backing Kilbane de-
spite the present odds OF 10 TO :
IN favor OF Atteli and the almost
certainty that these odds VIII drop
TO 10 20 6 or perhaps 10 I.
The Kilbanr followers are figur'
Ing partly on past performances
and partly on the showing kiIbane
has made In his recent lights al
compared with the lack OF show
inT by Atteli In his.
Two years ago Atteil whipped
Kilbana IN a io.round fight In Kan
saa City. But Kiibane has Inn
proved 100 per cent since then.
And to prove II one has only TO
point 20 his showing In two battles
with Joe Rivers. the tough little
Mexican boy who was touted for a
time na a champion. Rivers was
supposed 10 have n steel Jaw and
the ring ability OF Jim corbett
kiIbane tackled him aud they
fought like Wild eats for 20 rounds
10 draw. Hut that didn't satisfy
Kllbane. lie Insisted upon u return
match and got n Then he knocked
the Mexican cold In 10 rounds.
That fight demonstrated that In nd
dltion to wonderful cieveruess. Kill
bane carries punch.
Now an 10 Atteil. Abe has never
been q careful liver Like Joe
Cans. be IL an inystcrate gambler.
and he has dropped several for
tunes. The strain OF gambling
gradually gets ON a man. II finally
got Cans. coupled with the heart
breaking time ~ GoidfIeid. But II
was gambling. the late hours and
the strain. dag after day. that first
started him toward consumption.
In addition 10 this. Atteii's hands
are weak. lie has broken them 20
many times In fights that Il doesn't
take msch Of a punch. delivered
wrong. 10 break them again. And
80 cap IL all. Attsii hasn't fought
z0round battle In four years.
So To sum up. Tho fans win rec
a strong youngstsr. 70 years old. in
the best Of health. boy who takes
care OF himself at all times. and
combines cleyernass with punching
ability. pltted against tho craftIest
boxer in the ring today. not barring
anY class. but n man who In be-
ginning 10 hit the slide after ~
years' ring work. Atsell knows
every angie Of the game. from n
theoretical standpoint. but can he
execute what he knows ought 10 bc
donef
kllbane hackers say he can't
No matter what tho outcome OF
the battle. Afteil viii draw down
Sc 600 for winning or losing. while
kslbans viii get $500 for his end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ia.--
Sherwood Robert Maoee, the mon.
arch Of National league left field
ere. turkey trotted into PhiIadel.
phlA and lts environs today 10 re.
main here until II 10 time for the
PhiiIles TO 90 to Hot Springs. Der.
nuda. Zanzibar, Picking. Hanaoon
Or wherever Il Is decided TO train.
Msoee has been spending the off.
season In Buffalo. weIl-known
cisss A municipality. but he Got
tired Of seeing the No. musical
comedy shows In that place and
therefore decided to come here.
Mr. Masee 10 much improved IN
mind, spirit and body. The Fin.
neran break last summer gave him
. big case Of the nerves and he fin
Ishsd the season weak a. = dish.
rag. Today he looks the photo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
Hail AL Palzer as the Coming Champion
NEW WORKERS PLEASED WITH
HIS SHOWING AGAINST
SAILOR WHITE

fny United PRISE Leased Wixsl
NEW YORK. Feb. '4,--Bei'ef thar
Al palxer 10 the man destined 10
wrest the heavyweight title from
Jack Johnsor's black brow prevails
here today By reason Of his knock
cut last night Of Sailor white. Pal
xer accomplished the trick with Y
right uppercut 20 the Jaw In the
fifth round. IN the frat round Pal
rrr was kept busy avoiding len
hooks. but a. soon ~ he landed to
the law. followed by . right 20 the
stomach white broke ground. ana
thereafter Paixer had matters Az
his osn way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
NEWS AND
STATS TICS


graph Of health. he has pulled
himself together and he 10 the
same old wslIoper Of the sphere.
The star left fielder doesn't exactly
dctest himself and he believes that
1879 will be one large year Tor him.
Maaee IL by no means an antique.
He came here In 1904 from the tots.
Ne was ealIow youth then ard
today Is well under the 5oyesr
mark. 10 he should be good for
many more years Of 800 hitting
II arm going 10 hit nothing but
pitchers next season." sss- Mr.. Ma
Gee. a. he distributed his sleep.
producing right among friends. y
am all right again and nsxs season
will pole them out 1T $50 gait
OF course. the phiis are going 70
win the pennsnt. Nothing can keep
them from meeting the Athletics
in tho world series next October"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

iafield IL on edge. reanxi1g ~
must be handled cieanIy \ -
at first.
After he gets On tre11|o 3
tinued. II the pitcher - :
wind-up. he cuts Il down =
runner win not get - - :
In many cases such actioo -
the pitcher less effeckive.
The catcher d q - ~
Ing the runner n Habao ~
thing. Often. II wasting -
gets his pitcher in Z -
lis fallawsy slide ~ =
realizes he win have tSuo>4
Ing the runner. and oftea ~
through this oversnxje4y'
No wonder msnageu
speed so highly. no ucoe3
hunt the feet Of foot. -
stars who depend o -
daring draw almost nbu
aries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

PIiIA DELPA Feb Charley his peace with
President Horace PhIeU tho
sopped leader has started make predictions
league claim he "'
- While 90 not wish TO disaage in the the Giants
10 the last conpaign phil
lies been a. free from accidents Mcaw
Thai
nave made y mighty Interesting right to the finish
had ycd
the Giants or rns
tables OF
We COPIED only
ming - $3.50 '' "e'e Vim
baseball players are always optimistic exception 10
the rule Therefore, believe luck will follow
" S" "'' io'o" uA
Earl Moore and Grover Alexander nucleus pitching
ought
Any who goes into the National year wins out
games and loses only II he 10
heve he has speed than
and be has plenty OF other He has moi aligned
mis- contract yet but
In line when the training starts - - va ~
still now amous fradap
corkng good huatlnr
II - - '"N~'''i'i IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

For tho second fime the Uni.
versity OF Washington basketball
team maintained its supremacy over
the oval sphere beavers from the
University Of Oregon. last night, the
final score being II 10 10. Oregon
came calamity from behind In tho
last stretch. but couldn't get away
with the game.
Washington got away with a good
start. and the first period ended
Z 20 I. The last session waa holly
&C ntested. but the visitors slowly
crept up.
Capt. Jamison. OF Oregon. aid not
play owing 10 an injured knee.
RAIDER taking bis place as forward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Jesse ssovsIi. the slender ootfield-
er who played right field for The
Portland Northwestern league team
last season, has signed UP with the
Boise team. Bosse's position In the
league 10 In doubt and stovsii may
be sorry he signed with the Idaho
city. Victoria and Tao oms were
after the services Of stovaIi. but he
preferred the class o league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
> THE SANS AGAIN

. . . . . .
SYDNEY. n. \. W.. Feb. ID
sam Meysy has agreed 10 fight
both sam I.angford and Jim Barry,
Ncvey takes on Barry March y,
and I.angIord April .. Easter Mon
day. Both fights will DO at Rush
cutters bay.
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oropgy opponent.
George MAXWELL ard Charley DIV
ems. i2s and f22 pounds vsspsctivs-
". put up . fair mill and both isds
showed eisvsrnss& Maxwell land
ca the most blows end showed more
spsed. but Bennett ouessed wrong
and gave the game to oivsns. when
tho latter should have jumped with
Joy a . Christmas present Of .
draw.
Pat Scott boxed circles around
Eddie shannon Of the Botheii \. C..
in the last bout and easily sarnsd
the decision. which was DECLARED .
draw. shannon rsiIrosdsd around
the ring considerably and the great
Or part Of the milling was done
against the ropes. but Scott wns
river In danger from the rushes.
vfiIs his superior cIsverness IVES a.
Ways In evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

INKS star fer amateur
FOR the boy THIS department speciality Of
events and dcnas the attention
Of professional your
The star, Main sico independent AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
HART LATEST COMEBACK

, CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE !
I comeback division in the pu- ,
= siiissic ranks has all other /
= branches OF the game backed /,
= off the boards by the number /
4 Of oId-timers coming back. An ,
= nouncement Is made OF the re- ,
= entry OF Marvin Hart. Of Louis /
= Vile. KY. into the roped arena. /,
4 Hart has secured manager ,
= for himself. and Ii now ready ,
4 tor the game. With Battling |
4 Nelson and Hugo Kelly signed
= up for battle. the oid-tlmers' /
, game IL swelling. Billy Papke I,
I Il also signed up TO fight this !
4 month. i
- - - = - = = -, - 4 - = = = - .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. H.
Charley Horn. the young San Fran
cisco heavyweight who was thought
10 be- conner until he was prac-
tlcaIly knocked out BY Gunboat
Saith, will have another chance at
Smith here next Friday night. Horn.
~ho Is atsil very young. declares
himself hopeful OF beating Smith
thIa time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

HERE ~ THE INCUBATOR
FOR you-Fhe Ideal Built for this
climate, Eight successful seasons
OF servite. Sold only by the chas III
Lilly Co. Foot of Main ST., Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
FISTIC
fACIS

According 10 press reports young
Jack johnson. who In matched 70
fight Kid Mitchell. will do little bet
ter than entertain the Kid for few
rounds. for the dope is that he IL
not much on the punch In his last
few battles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

The superbas will have five for
former American Ieagners on tho
Il am next season. CT Basxer IN
q one-time HilIman. Jake Danbert
ard Dolly Stark failed 20 make good
with Cleveland when they wero
FIRST yanked out Of the bushes. Hub
Northen had = trial with the 81
louis Browns. and Connie Mack
cnce paid Jud Daley's expenses In
Dixieiand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Summary: Goals from fieid--n by.
Ter .. RAIDER 4, Walker 1. Staatx l.
Savage 1. keciar 1. Goal frum foul
iire-Staasx l. Referee Clement
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Lefty Russell whose salary wing repued TO have cost
In cold cash. and who tossed
tories holding
enton OF wanting you you were
anasei ana heard qf prdnng pitcher
IRON rollers TO slit through the
f turned Out 10 be another frost
reel pad II said pitcher came Through with dough-
Connie usually acu
ungainy phrases. yn 80 - ~ SOUS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
ODD airs or SPORT

. 4 = t< $50 ~
Brown university has started .
wrestling class In which football
candidates VIII be given special at
tenfion.
Cornell university has erected
electric lights around the hoard
track. which viii be an aid TO train
Ing at night.
The new Ottawa Jockey club rso-
Ing property has been named Con-
nsuEht park. after the duke OF
connaught. gosernorgenerM Of
Canada. brother OF the late King
Edward and uncle Of the present
king Of England.
With Msdisor square garden.
New York city. booked TO be torn
down this year. many OF the met
ropoiisan athletic clubs viii hold
their indoor meetings In the var.
ious srmories. instead Of the old
quarters.
Carlisle. Pa. Indian school sth-
letic material is drawn from lesx
than three hundred students by In
structor Warner.
Cherry Grove stock farm. Mur-
freesboro. Tenn, has q remarkable
brood mare which has fosIed sev-
en- times and produced eleven foals.
kentucky university has adopted
boxing as an intervarsity sport.
Stanford university OF California.
which annually rows against the
University OF California crews. has
received new clght-oarcd shell
from England
The United States government 10
constructing national rifle ranges
at Sparta. Wis. where II IL pro-
posed to hold annual shooting
matches between the various state
troops.
The national indoor tennis cham
pionship for men will begin rehru-
airy 10. In the Seventh regiment ar
mory. New York. A new cup will
be the prize. as Theodore Roose-
Welt Pcll won the old trophy last
year by his third victory.
Charles J. shcehan, OF Buffalo,
amateur sculler. is anxious to row
with the leading sculiers of this
country. 20 decide which will be
sent to the Olympic regatta at
Stockholm.
Prizes valued at over $4,000 will
be awarded at the annual dog show
of the Westminster Kennel club.
New York. February 20 to 20.
Dan J. Kelly, who broke the
worlds record for the i0O-yard
sprint at Spokane. is training to
enter the Olympic games. Kelly
was a crack runner In his time.
but II reports be true, he Is moth
ing like the Splinter OF old. He
will enter the broad jump where
he has mark OF "a feet ~. inches.
---------------------------
HERE Is THE rNcvtu TON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

= 4 = = = - . - 4 - = 4 4 a
Brown university has started .
wrestling class In which football
candidates VIII be given special at
tention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Cornell university has erected
electric lights around the board
track. which viii be an aid TO train.
Ing az night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Jim Flynn and President 2
= TAFT. both heavyweight white :
= hopes. we're In Cleveland the :
= other day. and Jlm's press :
= agent thought Il grand stunt :
= TO have Jim meet the presi- =
= dent. but he rcekonsd without =
= his host. for James would not :
4 come across In the Introducing =
= line. according 20 press dts =
4 patches. lie sixed the sifna. =
= tion up thnsiy: Why should =
4 put myself out 20 meet Taft1 =
II Il beat Jack Johnson ] Will :
4 be twice as bio a man IA Tan =
4 ever was
Sure. Mike. he would. but II :
Z would have been better 10 have =
met the president while this :
chance presented itself. Tor the :
johnson stunt IL a hard prob :
: lem TO solve. and. II reports be- Z
true. Jim s4ain't long on 'gith- Z
4 nefic"
n Pugs are sure flying hssh :
when they refuse to meet a 2
4 president Of the United States. :
bat they are peculiar crit Z
4 ters." anyway. 2
. = = y \ y = xRp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Stanford university Of California.
which annually rows against the
University OF California crews. has
received n new eightoarcd shell
from England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

pitching duel ees.een the basiescasd
81 comiskcys chaso ban park James Callahan
white Sor
CLARK Griffin
Both these leaders modern
zone ~ both being the Chicago
Ing 70 Coniskes
Inc pitching days OF each have long
friendly rivalry probably will continued when
men 0ru
back man Of baseball Let's see have don't
OFT on grounds ~ to
ha Ike You're n
man The older the hadn't
back the American
m going 70 70 live
would be fair old
when ! first joined the club "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
RESIDENT CHARLES W. MURPHY Of ,be

'ESIDENT CHARLES w. MURPHY of the
Chicago club recently arrived home from Panama
and was surprised. but not prturbcd over the
statement OF Mordecai Brown that he IL through
with baseball. Brown made this assertion more
than two weeks ago. but Murphy said he had
heard nothing OF II until he arrived home. IT'S
Ions time until the baseball season opens" said
Murphy. and we will whether Brown Is on
the Job at that time"
Miss Edna Zimmerman OF Milwaukee STEP
ped on rusty nall In the Milwaukee baseball
stand last summer and result has started suit
for 5000. The club win fight the suit. claiming
that she was trespassng. the accident occurred
when she ran into the grand stand from the
bleachers to escape a rain storm.
Marty O'Tooles announcement that his arm
IS As good as ever seems just bit previous Surely
Marty did not try out his valuable wing In the cold
cline OF New England. and even II he has Il takes
a real ball game to test wing which has been
Riling
Just listen to Mr.. Dreyfuss--Thc Pirates
III be asked to toe the scratch again on the tenn
erance question While there Is no total abstinence
a.se Ia the National league contracts the Pttsburg
ub last season required each OF Its players to de
are himself on the clubs condition code" a printed
'py OF which was furnished each man before the
Jason opened
whose SALARY xviuo Ia re,,,,t~d O., b,,,~ .z.x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Continuous ball for New Or
lean 10 the bill which will be
offered the fans this season.
The experiment will be wsschs1
with great deal Of intersss ~
fans and officials alike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

suysU Star Pink published each evening. 10 an sxe,..t
pubcsson devoted 20 the sportsman covsrss s2et
ing the world. All the local sporfIna " ~
outside sport gossip Interested In spors ys ~
sstsd the PINK Have u delivered by carrier -" mn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Kentucky university has adopted
boxing as an intervarsity sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Seattle Av.omobns school. a,o
Broadway. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Cherry Grove stock farm. Muir
freesboro. Tenn. has remarkable
brood mare which has fosIed sev-
en- times and produced eleven foals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Congress has been asked TO stop
the fight between johnson and
Flynn by the Methodist Ministers
association. II they win let Jack
takStwo or three waiiops at Flynn
there will be no need Of iegislat ton.
Ad Woleaat declares he viii again
be 10 the ring by July without fall,
ns he Is feeling fine. and Ia taking
splendid care OF himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

The United States government 10
constructing national rifle ranges
at Sparta. Wis. where II IL pro-
posed to hold annual shooting
matches between the various state
troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

The new Ottawa Jockey club rso-
Ing property has been named Con-
nsuEht park. after the duke OF
connaught. rosernor-generai Of
Canada. brother OF the late King
Edward and uncle Of the present
king Of England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Richmond. Va. 10 To have club
ia the United States league. Play.
err are being signed b. Manager
Alfred Newman. aud they ara
ordered 20 report April L. Pians
for new park are being made
Jake Daubert. tho brooklyn third
hascman. once saved . team from
going TO the sin,hers. He was with
the Marion club Of tho Ohio Stats
league. and tho club vas on the
rocks Then Cleveland bought
Dsubert's release for $1,000. and
the money secured tided the Marion
outfit over rs financial difficulty.
Later he was allowed TO slip back
n the minors. and Brooklyn
rrabbed him. Daaherf Is one OF the
beat FIRST basemen In the business.
sad can drive the ball TO all cor.
ncrs OF tho lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Carlisle. Pa. Indian school sth-
letic material is drawn from less
than three hundred students by In.
structor Warner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

THREE souTHpAWS FOR CUBS
CHICAGO, Feb. IA. - Frank
Chance. II was learned today. VIII
try out three southpaws this spring.
They are harrington. whom he pnr-
chased from Louisville. Jimmy
~agel and Lee Dresser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

With Madison Square garden.
New York city. booked TO be torn
down this year. many OF the met
ropoiisan athletic clubs win hold
their indoor meetings In the var.
ious srmorics. instead Of the old
quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

The national indoor tennis cham
pionship for men will begin F'ehru-
airy 10. In the Seventh regiment ar
mory. New York. A new cup will
be the prize. as Theodore Roose-
Welt Pell won the old trophy last
year BY his third victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Prizes valued at over $4,000 will
be awarded at the annual dog show
of the Westminster Kennel club.
New York. February 20 to 23.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Charles J. shcehar, OF Buffalo,
amateur sculler. is anxious to row
with the leading sculIers OF this
country. TO decide which will be
sent to the Olympic regatta at
Stockholm.