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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
III. Ostdiek
Mentioned
for Berth

Wcrc comes from Spokane that
Marry ostciss. veteran sertn~est
err Lacquer ard umpire. 10 being
rren.leree for tire management Of
TIRE Great Fails tear. snoeio that
city BE representsd In tire NORTH
western league.
Harry plsyee on tire spessns
champions In 1910. -e vas brought
20 ,ss Inland Empire village a. .
catcher BY Bob Brown. When
Brown went 10 vsreogver. osscies
soos ever tire management.
Reports emArAtinx from Great
Fails 10 the effect that Joe Coha.
former spokane owner. would head
q team n ,ha, city. have been de-
MED By that worthy himself
George C1lnk. a Spokane boz.
has heea signed BY the Beavers
Ciink is . pitcher. He worked In
two games for Vancouver last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
INDIANS START ON
TRAINING JOURNEY


CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 15-with
the departure % some from here
within the next as hours and the
arrival ~ New Orleans OF Others al
ready on their way. the Cleveland
Indians vii be ready. February .
20 sail into a unorth's stringent
practice for the 1915 seanon. Hsay-
en- knows they need a. The IN and
o1ifieldsrs will start work on the
18th For the last week II pitch
erp and four cafcherH have been
limbsring up a. New Orleans. IN
der the direction OF Manager Lee
Foil. who will start his second sea
son as manager this year. and Ray
Chapman. shortstop. Several
things stand out prominently this
year which auEur well for the team.
For the fins, time in years. there
Is harmony within the club. play.
erH With quarrelsoms attributes
having been eliminated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
TRAPSH00TERS TO
GET INTO ACTION
At RARB0R ISLE

The breakers OF clay pigeons
viii HE themselves out 70 Harbor
Island Sunday TO the regular Sun
dAy shoe; o, the Seattle Trapshoo,.
srs' association.
Interest this year In this fine
sport IL greater than ever before.
the lady shooters are becoming
enthused and prospects are very
good for very large membership.
The discontinuznce OF Initiation
fees until the LIST OF May has made
big Increases in the membership.
The Seattle club recently received
a notice OF the utilization OF their
club with the American Amateur
Trapshootsrs. which was recently
formed to further the interest OF
this great sport.
The secretary OF the Seattle as
ISOLATION now has the medal
coupons from the American asso-
citation medals. for which any gun
club member may shoot.
OF the 10000 or more trapshoot
ers whose names appear IN the lis,
OF averages % the Interstate asso-
citation for 1915. but one has a clean
record. a perfect average. Tia,
shooter ~ Harry p. Saunders. OF
New Mexico. lie shot at 20 targets
and broke them all Some day he
will shoot az more. and then his
average won't be quite so good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25


New we know the Why o. ell this
hot air from Les Darcy's camp.
They tell us he trains in a gzs
house.
Phil BsiI deserves Memorable n.s,-
ticn FOR a Carnegie medal phi
icst sis2. 900 with the Feds and
thea purchased the Browns.
q q q
Percy hsuehsen has esrs other
biugs that toss his wrist watch
Into the discard He has barred
players wives from the training
camp.
10 cart be said shss Norsn 10
training Ia a way 20 give the pub
lie a run for its money. He t.
training or ice skates.
George stseher. seissors hold ard
all. r. In Chicago. Seine OF the
vrestlers In thn; burg are due
for a trimming when he starts
eutting up.
% q q
Z, 10 ret always absolutely necss-
sRry 20 re, a yexErnan 20 crack
baseball combination.
q % q
When figuring w tire large for
tunes dropped IN the baseball
war. don't FORGET TO put down q
hHndle 81 kRie for the lawyers IN
the profit column.
:; q q
Nov ,hst Franklin Baker hss gore
back into baseball. we expect 10
hear more 81 Trappe. Nd.
:: = ::
The cievelsnd owners will F-c
the old carcass pretty well
g2awed.
q % ::
Funny John NeCrs~ hasn't dug 10
masked pitcher. John is great
that way In giving the fans
something 20 talk about
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| FLY / N G
CHI | + S.
From Sport Block


n Hsrutias Had reuEhs To-day
Thsa sss spak- hrav. Hsrutius.
Ths Captain - ths cate
Te ever sHhtsr on this earth
Ter eomsth sea or lats.
Aat tho I 60 not Etvs rag
Haw rnaeh 10. ~atifr boilers
III n..s this fals- ssrius. Tex
Fer sixh;y thSEsAn6 doli4rn-
Z have th.s- aposA Ten Rsessre.
Ard turned . trifs pale.
Bgt strsirhsway isr 100. HE -sy
Ts try snd rziss the hsis.
Fer rgNts-s IN thsir gsarr-'s
VIA laursi On thsir hrp~.
wans all to hsiiY Eoie there 10
IN TIE brave days % nos.
--1rsntisna Rics-
~ Tex Rieksrc expects 70 breas
even on the WiIlsrd-morsn debate
he mus, &c, 10000 people In at ar
average price Of SO. He car AZ
foro 20 have no seat cheaper thar
IS. ard very few az that low limit
He must have a big section OF s2s
go and SIS seats. This for . 3ouln
Ute affair. V-hur-~ho wants &C
90 to the movesr
George Stsliars, Chicago
pitcher signed by the White
Sor. won rs on, Of 10 games he
pitched for a semi.professional
team in 1915.
Packey Mcfarland Of al. having
failed 10 make the i2-hour sixday
bicycle race popular In Chicago
wIll try the eight-hour thing in Kan
sas City. Five more frosts will re
duee the sport to Just the proper
length.
All hands enlisted In the interna
tlonsI bowling tournament at ToIe
do. next month. are assured siren
uous three weeks. The entry lie.
totals 500 flve-msn teams, I 500 two
man teams and 2,5oo individuals
Each Individual In the flve-mar
teams will roll three games Of ter
frames each. making $50 frames for
each flse-rsn team.
Az one Sc, Of pins weighs 81
pounds and will be handled BY the
pin boys eoo. 900 times, these en-
pioyes will Iussle 2s,ooo, 900 pounds
Of maple.
In addition they Will keep al
weight by returning 20 the bowler,
1870, 900 fe-pouno r1inersIite balls
or about 2s.s2o,ooo pounds Of ceac
weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

a. the Elks' Thursday night box.
inx show
On tire same bill. Charley
cisens also fought . draw with
Bert Forbes upon returning 70
tire rcpec square after an zb-
senee Of some iittie time.
The Forbes-Glvens bout was a
eorker--th@ whole bill vas a cork.
er for that matter. The bouts
we're all hardly contested. and. al
tho some OF the NIT singers dic
not appear 90 be even In weight.
they seemed 70 have been matched
well according 10 their ability.
In the seFniwindup. Leo Houek
and Len Holiday went 20 a draw
The other bouts resulted es fol
lows.
Eddie Hunter and Sailor Crosby
i5S pounds. draw. Charley David
son walloped Diliy Riley In four
rounds at rs pounds. KID Chart
Of Everett was slowed away in the
second round by Harry Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
HERE 1T IS
Here. There ard Everywhere
Short Sport

cashmeres basketball squad sri
umphs over Wena;chee quintet, 10
10 4.
J. Holland beats r. Bo0rictte, ~
Pope Sibley's. % 10 IL.
Arena team beats Knights Of Co
lumbus al ice hockey. I TO 2.
Court records show Chicago Feds
lost s27. 900 in 1914.
Kid Irwin beat Jess White, AZ
Brown a. Hulen's. 50 to 80.
Jerome Trasers, open golf champ,
viii play In but one tournament this
wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

Johnson for the title nearly .
year ago
When Willard NET Johnson he
weighed $50. Moran weighs 200.
Jess weighs IN the neighborhood
Of 275. but IL flsbby and viii not
have much trouble getting down
70 about $50 By time for the bout
The champion I. SIX inches
taller than Moran. measuring s
feet. inches. Despite the ad-
vantage IN height. be has the edge
in reach. Jess has a spread Of
SAX inches. which IL five inches
greater than that of Moran. At
that rate. willard should be able
10 hold the Irishman off % that
Moran's sviags would miss their
mark
Willard's reach has served him
well In all his matches. He has
never met fighter of any inn
portance at all who equale9 him in
reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
WON'T HANG UP HIS
BELT FOR TUSSlE

PORTLAND, Feb. 25.-Wsi-
ter Miller has refused 70 hang
up his soIc-s.odded mIdeIs-
weight championship belt a. .
trophy for tire match next Tues
day night Between himself ana
EDDIE o'conneil. He wants .
longer time In which 20 train
" he risks the belt, Miller said
In letter written from San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
EVANS AND 0UIMET
ONLY HAVE CHANCE

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-"Chiek-
Evans and Francis Ouirnet are pick.
ed as the only amateurs who have q
chance q; the American open gol,
championship. since the announce.
ment OF Jerome ID. Travers. presen;
champion. that he will not be able
to participate on account OF bust.
nes~ Travers says he will be able
70 compete in only one tournament.
and that will be the national ANA.
tegr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
GETTING READY At
u. OF CALIFORNIA

BERKELEY. Cal. Feb. z5.--Prep-
arations for the fairs football season
will begin AZ the University OF Cali
fornia in earnest next week. when
Andy Smith. newly chosen coach OF
the Blue and Gold. will arrive here
20 take up his duties. Smith will be
introduced 20 the student body at a
rally next Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
Pugilistic News
and Gossip

Freddie hogan better take care
or be will be suffering from writer
ersmp. Another letter exploiting
tho genius OF my boy, Charlie
Egan." is just at hand.
Freddie tells US that Egsn viii
make EN- sit up and take notice
when be tackles Weeks this trip.
Freddie also sends q poster OF cir.
Gus size which he Is using In billing
the fight.
In the same mall comes a red
hot note from Steve Reynolds
Steve wants 20 know a few
things about this boy Of 30
gsn's. Among other things he
says Eean hasn't licked a good
man since he learned the manly
art. and Steve says he wants
Freddie 20 trot him out fer his
Inspection.
Valley Trambitas, the Portland
middleweight. also drops us a line,
challenging Std Mitchell. the Aus.
traiian, VINO Wa!loped Ivan Miller
recently.
Kid Williams has become so
peevec over Johnny ErtIe call
Ing himself the bsntsri~e
champion that he has offered TO
meet Johnny on any terms.
Joe yelling. the Chicago light.
weight crack. r. hot foot after a
match in New York Nith any OF the
best OF 'en.
Willie Beecher. lightweight. who
was going great guns in Californls
for a time In 1910. is now battling
IN Buffalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
Tw;g 70 @.
i4:@ "a; s; |

yE fns Pacific
% 1855 will
%
evening with the league
Despite eIoehsd the lead
between Seattle vsneouver
q
nicely comfortably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

Above. Patrick S. Mccarthy.
stakeholder: below. Jsres c. Dunn,
president Cleveland Indiana
With the sale OF the Cleveland
American league club 20 synei-
cate OF Chicago and Cleveland men.
the last problem incidental to the
start OF spring training has been
solved
James c. Dunn. contractor. OF
Chicago. who bought the control
lisg interest In the $500. 600 deal. is
TO be president he has Interested
his business associate. Patrick s.
Mccarthy. In the venture.
Dunn originally hailed from Mar
shailtown. Ia. birthplace OF Cap
Anson. and IN 1904 was president
o, the Marshailtown club in the
IowA-lllinois league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

Charley Peehovs, the young
infeloer. who was tried out az
third BY Tinker last fall. will
40 South with the Cubs. He
notified the manager 70 that
effect recently. u seems that
Pechous 10 attending school.
but will give vp his school work
10 make the Journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25
Ed Shannon
Fights Drau
..WithC.Neff

SPITE the fact
that some fans
tn o ug hit that
old war horse.
Eddie sh2nnoa.
was ready for
the puEiiistic
grave instead
OF a come back.
be was good
enough 70 drav
with Chef Nsff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

AK CENTRAL FoR MAIN see. TIE
STAR or1sr yeur pApsr delivered o.
eosfs q qHsFfsT a rnc1fh Tp1 Ill 60
a rovsI-s-w.4k Ia The star hsreaffsr-
a hisk-e class. sssreArt-arfcs tock-sirs
nsxea. cornpiess IN IN ins,si iuienfs.
frs ths bfss.- fie;ior offer % tbs
year. HA.n sfss u - Ezzs~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

Charles Ellis made 81 points last
night. while De ORC was running his
50 in Chicago match. DE ORC. 100.
Kills. So
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Is Much
Larger Than

"Values TeIP

.ANPIOE JESS
WILLARD will
weigh about 80
pounds m or .
than Frank No
ran when they
meet in New
York March IT
for the first
ut willard
has had since
he beat Jack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

No chance for ball club az Aber'
deem this year. Meeting poorly A.
! tended. No pep.
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HOTELS

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~" mat artists here Saturday night
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

Willie Beecher. lightweight. who
was going great guns in California
for time In 1914. is now battling
IN Buffalo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

Joe yelling. the Chicago light.
weight crack. II hot foot after a
match in New York with any OF the
best OF EN-
The Washington times., 1916-04-04
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR c. ". j. TENNIS
Sport Is Added to Curriculum
At Downtown Institution
This Season.

Tennis has been officially added to
tho athletic program at George
Washington University. A tennis
team now is In process OF formation.
twenty men having announced their
intention OF trying for positions. Fem
ton H~-deley, of Columbia College,
has been appointed student manager
OF tennis by the faculty. 1t Is likely
that all contests will be staged on the
municipal courts
Local and return matches with
Georgetown University. Catholic
University. and Maryland Agricultural
College have been arranged, and ne
gotiations now are under way for
matches with Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity.
Among those who are competing
for positions on the team are Dean
C. Howard, Fenton NJ. Fadeley, James
Karrick, Marion Butler, Frank T.
Richards, McNeir Smith. G. T. Reeves,
George Cooper. Detlow Marthinson.
Watson Davis, John Temple Graves,
Thesa M. Norris. Robert Carter, Har-
old Dutton. Charles Stewart, II. r..
Mays. and John s. Gambs.
The Washington times., 1916-04-04
Boston Terriers
Lead All Entries
However, High Class of Bulldogs
May Give Latter Call Over
Little Fellows.

Boston terriers. with ffty-one entries,
lead all breeds for number to be shown
at the bench show OF the Washington
Kennel Club. April Is, II. and 10, at tho
Washington Riding and Hunt Club.
This popular little DOG is going to prove
the attraction OF the exhibition.
However. bulldog levers claim that
the exceedingly high calibcr OF thcqr
rets will cut In on the popularity OF the
Boston terriers. Washington BULLDOGS,
headed by Thunderboy, will make a
great battle for the blues and specials
against the big out. of-town entry.
King Tyrone. owned by DR.. Sargent.
OF Towson Nd. should be high in tac
official ranking. while Mai w. T. Drew,
on Orewstone Goggles and Drewstono
Dream Girl. Emily p. Turner's Spring
hill Major cannot be overlooked when
the honors are given out
Mrs. G. n. Plat, OF Astoria, N. Y.
has entered two prize winners in other
shows. Frank X. Plcrson, OF PhIIs
delphia. has entered the famous BIll
Cerbius. the largest winner in America
Three conTlete kennels will be- bi ouyhi
here by w. +, Oakley, Of the Oak Wall
kennels.
Local entries have hcen made bv Max
Roscnthal. Mrs. Salvatore .Deslo. r, X,
W. Richardson, j, Stewart Barr. ". r
s. Jackson, DIR. G. N Payette. Mrs +.
Maier. Charles II. Clare, tr., Amor Rec.
side. DR.. Alvin Day. W. w. Willis. Mrs
WinGnore Bathon. and Miss Jean {.
Hlnkle.
The Washington times., 1916-04-04
Takoma Church to
Have a Ball Club
Brotherhood Of Trinity Church
Will Boost Athletics for Its
Young Men. -.

The Brotherhood OF Trinity Church,
Takoma Parish. Rev. Frederick william.
Smith. rector, will take an active In
terest in athletics this summer. II plans
formulated last night at the annual
meeting Of the organization are success
full.
The brotherhood plans to install
shower baths and lockers in the base
-ment OF the parish hall OF the church.
and nearly half Of the money neces-
sary was subscribed last night
The hall will be used as a gymnasium,
and the work will be supervised by the
Young Mems Christian Association.
1t is planned &c put baseball and
other teams in the field this year.
Herbert +. L. Allen was elected presi-
dent OF the organization last night. The
other officers elected are William X.
Hill, vice president, reelected; William
c. Beck. secretary. and Clayton. L.
Drew, treasurer.
The retiring officers are: William c.
Beck. president: Clarence Seal. score
tay, and James II. Van Houten. treas
urer.
The Washington times., 1916-04-04
Soup and Fish BOwIers
Will Be Seen Tonight
Peyton Fletcher's Nabobs Will Set Style by Sport
ing Evening Clothes on Alleys-Union Trust
Star, Lyons, Achieves Miracle.

all team captains must record their
''ringside" line-ups with the secretary
nj least forty-1ve minutes before they
are to go on the alleys. This action was
taken, II was explained. 30 that dupll-
cate copy OF the lineup can be sent to
the scoreboards In time for the proper
posting of the names.
scharf. who rolled anchor for the Sec
ond National Bank team last night, il
one OF Washlngton's old tenpin mkn.
He has only taken up the newer duck
game within the last two years Scharf
has been seen for many years in action
scharf tumbied the ducks last night for
n total OF 34 Not so bad for one OF
the old-timers.
The redoubtable Diamonds, from Ha-
gorstown. went to bat Iast night with
Nicely was detained at home with chick
enpox. Yes, It's cominR-ho Is getting
along nicely. However with Meats sub
stituting. the Diamonds managed to
land at tho top OF the nights competi-
tors. with the score Of lao. Carncohan
rolled for 51B.
NJ. II. Schofield. shooting with the
Potomac Savings Bank auint last night,
A. g. b. A. tourney In Boston last year.
''Scho" tied with Harry Armiger for
twenty-eighth place, with a score Of
Much complaint was heard around
the alleys last night of the small duck
pins which are In Use this year. The
small pin was adopted as the official
pin by the Atlantic Coast Bowling As
ISOLATION, when II was organized last
year. 1t Is stated as practically a GER
tainty by those high up in bowling au-
thority that a larger pin. similar to
the one most generally used throughout
this section, will supplant the pee wee
pin In the national tourney next year.
The use of the baby pins accounts in
large measure for the apparent medIoc-
rity OF the bowling last night. The
adoption OF the larger pin will materi-
ally Increase the standing record scores.
Howard, OF the Union Trust Com
pany. last night copied first honors for
high set, with $50. Carncohan, OF the
Diamonds followed with 3l3, Just nosing
out Robertson. of the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. by one pin for sec
ond honors.
Watts. of Departmental No. 2. pulled
high game Of the evening with III
Carncohan and Howard. still fighting
for the laurels. follow with lie each.