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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-21
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Nns Ser Sta0t6aQe.

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am Montag Die @rflarung ab, bob
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fem, oaB Scr. 8fotpn oufgeforoert
miro, mieoer ais &a11oioat ~auf5utra=
ten. @ie beiBt es ood in ser $50
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jenigen NIT einer @eloitrafe BON So
gu belegen oie bon ibrem Stimm=
redt feinen @ebrar1 MAIDEN oas
beiBt, ii9 oes Stimmers entbnlten.
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baben ibre (bere6tisten) geoenfen
odgegen. Die nsluoit ano 9ono
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dung Der 8iider uto geraltsgo=
bung Ser @eloer 9eridt ab. Sic
bot alles in better Sroming gefuit-
ben. Sic giebt ben @ert oes it1oti=
i6ert Gigentltns auf $7,637,043.21
on. Iuf tDelder 8a1is oie Seit1esung
oes @ertes gel1ab, miro nift &C.
lagt. Dur9 cine Srbinan5 miro oos
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@eit=Gommerce Str, 5pilden Main-
atno Santa Mofa @be., erboben. Cine
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freffs Ibtretung bon oreiBig @der
Ean0 unter eetpiiien 8eoing1ngen
t1n5unebmert ltro einen biesbesiigli-
den 8ontraft ab5ul9IieBen. Col.
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feline libernIe 0fferte allsgelprodell.
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fir nieorigere gilenbnbn- Srahtra-
ten fort5uieben. Sir einen nellcr
Glerf oes aroitors, ser ieoen Monat
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madt, tperoen 500 per Monat BE-
1Diaigt. Cine neue Sroinans reali-
liert Die Sabrifation unb oen Ser,
fnatf bon gis-Gream ltilo mlaht Gor-
N ii6er Die fanfare Jii6rung
bin gts-Gream garIors uno Sooc-
spaiisr 5ontdnen. 81. 6. 5000, @.
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sc. 3immerle, 6. 81. england uno
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her fir Strabenbeleudtnnq iolen
nbgei6afft nno oafir ornantentale
9ompen bon 200 aer5enitdrfe Iub=
ititiiert meroen. Die 9ogetlampen
foiten $72 per Sabr, Die anbern
Sampen mir 500. Man miro alIo
mebr StraBen ME bisber ausgiebig
'erIeudhten f%onner, ga oas 2i6t Ser
Iebterei better lein utto nidt flncfern
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greif Yreie fit Seas: 9ienfag q. 8opfu6tr 1916.
ines qroBen Muoitoriums ansulegen

zines groBen Nluoitoriums an5ulegen
geoenft.
0ie M}ilitGr : geb0roen beob-
ii6tigen Die Selepbon Office auf
Sort Sam &oliIton 81 pergroBern,
oa ii6 Ser Ipparat fir oie iebigen
@erbdltniiie ols ungeniigeno ertpeilt.
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itott Ser %bisberigen 5tpei Blate iiber
feds perfiieen fol-, miro oemnadlt
inlta4iert iperoer.
Sn ser Wontagsiibung nabmeit
oie Gountp : &ommiiidre bas ange-
BOT ser Gan Itttonio Wd6ine &
Supplp 60. fir auHte1ung zines
9ampffeiIels i'm gountp @efang-
mis- sum 8reile bon $t75 an.
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ter : @ltsfegeln fir 9anen nno
Montag, oen o., Elm ebenlol6es fltr
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fen eeloiien, our9 nelGes er mieoer
ms Mnt idliipfen fam, uperut
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ten"
6. &. 2ipscomb, Ser Sefret1r
oes San Intonio Wilitorp &ifle
glub bat bonn aiiiitierenoen &riegs-
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erbalten oaB Ser San @ntonio
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oesunter1tiibung erbalten miro. Sn
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mefien Mrmee-8orlage lit eine Gum
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5ieae l1nteritiisung suflieBen.
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tion oes nelen San Sacinto Sotels
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melbet miro, 5ulammengebro6t uno
nit oem 9an miro gleih nad] Scent
iabr beeonnen iperoen. 9as Sotel
miro auf Dem @aring SerrailL oidt
onBerbalb Ser Staotgren5e aufger
fiibrt meroen; oie 9altfoiten nebit
Eerrairt bas 6SS @fer umfaBt, iino
auf $560,000 peranidlagt.
Die vSoutbern Conference Of
goncation" beabiiftigt I'M Siioen,
tpenn mogli6 in San Intonio, cine
Gbaitauqua Organization 81 etab.
lieren, oie Dem beriibmten Snititut
Gbartaliqlia See i'm Staate Nelp
0prf nad)gebiloet perben ioa.
- @oIte Miapor 8ropn burd iei-
ne Grfldrung, oaB er ni6t mieoer
fonoioieren miro, Die gabn fldrcn
uno feline @egner notigen, jett ihon
ibre 9nrten 81 5eigen2
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gel6ieoen, tie mar in Sunnoner eebo=
rem uno battle etrpn 80 Sabre in San
@ntonio gelebt. lleberlebt miro Die
@erItorbene bon orei Sobnen uno
elmer Sohter.
Die Motorcpele : Goli5iitea
Subira unD Guiiad arretierten om
Montag abeno % Mutomobilfabrer;
Die @rreitanten muroen tpeger Ser
lesung ser nellen Sroinan5, melhe
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.iioentin Der Sereinigung aetpd6lt
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gs lit idyuer SIT begreifer, oaB
@aior 9ropn iebt fdon 8eranlai-
lung nimmt, Die GrfIdrung ab5uge-
ben, oaB er nift mieoer ols aanoi.
0ct fir 6as Mntt auftreten miro.
Eiuo ole Trauben iauerl
Die Irofite. meIde bur6 Die
Mbbaltnna Der Gan Sacinto 8ieita
IN 1917 er3ielt meroen, loQen als
@rnnoitof zines @ou 6onos Die
tlsa. oen man fir Ole 9onitrilftion
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WentIie.

&artoffelH, California, 1925 unO
$3.50.
GiBe aartoffeIn. @bite gam. $1.75.
Blintpfin Gam. $1.75 unb $500.
3nie6eln. California. $3.75.
8obnen. Crime, $2.2E Der BuIdeI.
Soutaten. Segas. 4 Scribe, 85c uno
90e.
Iabiesden. 40c (. 4 tgb6. sNiinoel.
8lumenfobI. &c rnb Il per Yfb.
aobl, $4.00 per Crate.
@riiner Sfeffer, $1.25 per 9nihel.
Selerie. SOC uno 90c per 0ubenb.
Beteriilie, SOC per STD. =9iinoel.
9opfinlat, $2.75 II. $500 per Crate.
8elbe Irr5eln, 40c u. SOC per 9bo.
Catalogues, Stdnodro, $2.25~ per
Crate; Ronb, 75c per Crate. /.
@ierpffansen. $1.25 Der 8nihel.
Sauaib, Toe unb S5c per Sufdel.
Gpinat. Toe per 8ufdeI.
~Sfrd, $3.50 fir 8ufdel.
8eeten. ACC per 9eo. sSiiroeI.
@eerrettie s@ursein per Sfo. 12hc.
Burfen, per Crate. $3.50.
gie1 Mnrft.
Gan Mntonio, Ser, 81. Aob. 1916
&iibe $4.10 bis $500.
aGIher $4.75 biz $40.
Ohien $685. bis $7.75.
@uIlen $3.50 uno SAFE.
ct. Qouis, 81. Nob. 1916. 1inoz
bieh, Serassgieh. $3.50 bis $500.
Shneine $3.50 Bic $9.95.
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fpel6es bie friiber berfiigte 4anal=
3on= Sreibeit fin omerifaniide S6if=
fe oufbob uno fie oenielben 8e-
oinguitgen untertporf tpie Die Sdtf=
fe onberer Ndtionen, troboem Ser
&anal nit amerifaniI6em @eloe
11n6 onr6 merifaniI9e @rbeit ge=
bout moroen lit. @roB : 8ritannien
batte altf @runb gebeimer abna=
dungen, oeren tpabre Natur @e-
beimnis lit, eeeen bieaaaal- 3ollfrei-
beit fir amerifanii6e Sdiffe prote-
ftiert. Sc tpurbe Damn Elm @eieb
paiiiert, tpeIdes Sic 8olloqe-@ ebii6-
rem Ser ein5elnen S6iffe ouf @rltno
ser gonnen5abl ibrer @aIieroer=
branguitg feitfebt. 9ieie geitim-
murtg bat iid) @nglono gu 9euben
gema6t, Inn Der obnebin idon arg
bena9teiligten amerifanii6en Sdiff=
fabrt bltr6 BEN 8anama=&anol 0en
gorrang ab5ulaufert. 9ie englii6ea
S6iffe baben cine 8orribtung ge-
t~roffen, meld)e iie onr6 eit1en Sber-
bau in oen Stano iebt, cine beoeu-
tenoe 9edlaoung gu beforoern. Sic
nitro BET Ser 8erednung Der &anal-
gebiibren, melde lid leoigli6 rad
Dem SonnengeboIt Ser Sbiffe rid)-
tet, nidt in 4nrednune gebradt.
SssnfoIdeoeIIeu neroen Die amerifoniz
lfen S6iffobrts : Sntereiien IN
empfinoli6er 8eiie gelhaoigt. Ser
friibere @ouperne1r Ser 8anama-
&anal-3one, @eneralmaior Geo. IS.
@oetbals, ser grbouer oes aanals,
miro oorauf oringen, ooB anbere
8eitimmlttgen in 8e8ug auf ofe
&anal5oae getroffen meroen, UNI BEN
britiiden @altnern oas Sanomerf
GIT Iegert. ct lit oafir, oaB nid)t
ser Hetto : Sonnengebolt zines
S6iffes fir 8erednliilg Der &anal=
3ole maBgebenb lem ion, ionoern
feline gefrahtltngs : Mogli6feit.
Inter Dem iesigen Spftem geben
Sen @ereinigten Staaten 40 8ro5ent
bon 3oaert berlorerL anf uelfe lie
redtm6Bia anipruD bitten. gs
miro ertpnrtet, oaB bie a~ufrollung
Ser Srage Ser 8anama-&anol=3oae
51 lebbaften 9ebatten I'M 4ongreB
InlaB geben miro. gs lit nidt aus
gei6loiien oaB iiber Die Nrt Der ge-
bein1en Mbmafnngen NIT England
MuffdluB perlangt ueroen miro. Sb
er gegeben tueroen miro, lit aIer-
oinugs cine an0ere Sadie.
Die bon Dem fru6eren StaatS
Gefretar @iniam Servings 8rDa:r
aufgenommene agitatton, fpel6e be-
5fpedt, oie oemofratii6e Yartei 5ltr
offenen 8efiirporterin pom national
Ser 8rcbibition gu MAIDEN, miro
oieienigeit liberal geitnnten 9iirger
nidt penig enttGuidt baben, uel6e
fir @ilion itimmter, neil tie glau6-
ten, sic oemofratii6e 8ortei lei
peniger probibitionfifii6 geiinnt tpie
Die repubIifaniiGtN Ger Staat
Ohio ging Sugbes ~perlorer, neil
@ouperneur @iGis probibitioniitiiG
angebaudt lit. @atiirlitb trug alt6
&ooiepelt oas Seinige BET. @s pdre
lpa5rbaft Elm mabrer Segen, tpetn
enolih Die leioige Grobibitionsfrase
aus Der nationalen 8olitif per-
ldnpinoen miirbe. 8ieleift tritt
al6 GoolepeIt fir rationale gro-
bibition elm. 9os tp1re oas 8elte,
ipas Sen li6eralgeiinnten 9iireern
pallieren fonnte. @rpan lit bisber
itets ungliiflid IN Ser @abl feinpr
national iilues" gepeien uno tit
ieoer Belt geif)lagen Doroer, uno
Serrn &oolepeIt lit oasielbe S1iflal
geipiB. 8eioe fino 9entagogen BON
oenen fem patriotii1er 8iirger et=
mas miiien min. 6einriri.
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sSersht.
SammmpGe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gm antonio, Ser, 20h gtg.
@alpefpn. aelterns 20.85 Cts.
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San antunip, Ser, 81. Sob. 1916 -
Brine CRUDE Cotton See0 Oil, IS
cents pei @,anone.
sietu Yprf, 81. Sob. Spot. $1260
Bib. Nopember, S12.65 unD $12.85,
9esember, S12.60 nnb $12.65; Sa11uar.
1890 nno $12.61; Sebrrar, $12.60.
uno $12.63; Ma6rs, $12.64 nno $12.65;
9lpriL, $12.63 nno Sizes; Mai, $12.69
uno S12.70; Snni. $12.75 unb Sf2.S4.
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l,okaIes.

8agrideinlt9es @etter.
Sir San Mntonio nno llmgegeno;
Se1te abeno: Gegen uno piel fdlter
Mitt1pon flar 1tflo falt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-03

After yesterdays game between
the Cubs and Cards there were hun
dreds of fans in the grandstand and
bleachers who were picking the St.
Louis people as pennant contenders-
every step of the way. And they
looked the part on the basis of the
article of ball which was exhibited.
1t should be considered, however,
that everything was breaking right
for Miller Higgins crew and that
luck was really against the Cubs. It
is an old alibi and one not frequently
used in these columns, but it serves
today.
Everything the Cardinals attempt
ed resulted in proper achievement.
Every time the Cubs thought they
had a chance some alien fielder made
a good stop or a horseshoe play. That
was the margin of difference be-
tween the clubs. The Cards looked
so per cent better than the locals,
yet few and far between are the fans
who will believe the Cubs inferior to
the St. Louis people.
Higgins has a young team, as
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peted in a big league Snyder, be-
hind the bat, is having his second
year as a regular Miller, on first, is
a veteran of many campaigns. Bethel
played few games last year, but
this is his first time as a regular per-
former, and the same applies to
HOTnsby and Beck, the remaining in
fielders. Bescher is the outfield vet
eran. Long played half of last sea-
son, but Smith is having his baptism
of big league fire.
The pitching staff is a proper IeaV-
en- Of veterans and rockies, and looks
to be a fair combination.
Young teams have gone out in
front before, they have made better
early records than the Cards are
making now, but they usually lack
the balance and stamina to stand the
pace through the grind of a pennant
campaign.
The Cubs played good ball, had
good pitching, but were oUtIUcked,
and there was no disgrace in the de-
feat.
When the Cubs departed for Pitts
Durgh, Mullgan, Brown, Prender-
CAST, Pierce and Fischer were left be.
hind. 1t is probable these fellows viii
be placed on the inactive list for the
present, bringing the Cubs within the
21-player limit without further argu-
ment
Fischer will be on the bench for at
least three weeks, and possibly a
month. The third finger of his right
hand was shattered by foul tip, the
bone sticking through the flesh. 1t
was painful injury and particularly
unfortunate in that it was on his
throwing hand.
Bill Allen, catcher last year with
the Pittsburgh Feds, was signed by
the Cubs as emergency backstop and
will be kept at least until Fischer re-
covers, when he will probably be
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YEsTERDAY,s Results

National League. - st. Louis 3;
Chicago 0; Boston 4, Philadelphia 2;
New York 2, Brooklyn 1.
American LeagUe.-Chicago 5, St.
Louis 4; Washington Z, Boston 4:
New York 9, Philadelphia 4; Cleve-
land 6, Detroit 1.
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BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League
w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
Boston. z 4 .636I St.Louis. 8 Z .533
Brook'n 500 Cin'ti e.. 8 8 500
Phila. Z 5 .583 Pittsb'h. 9 400
Chicago 8 8 ST. tN.York. 2 9 1872
American League
W. L. Pct. W. L. Pct.
Wash'n 10 6 .625IBoston. 9 8 .529
CPvePd 10 Z .58SI Chicago 10 .526
N.York 8 6 81 St.Louis 5 10 1873
Detroit 9 8 .529 Phila. e. All .267
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-12

All dope to the contrary. the Sc
attic Ice hockey squad trimmed the
Portland league leaders Friday
night. The game was Of . senss-
tional order. u was fight from
the first rattle OF the gong until
the final peal Of the bell sent the
hoekeylsss seurryino TO their dress-
Ing rooms
IL was In the final chapter that
the locals showed their class and
heels TO the visiting contingent
from the Southern village
Foysson Scores First Goal
Less than ten minutes after the
referee blew the whistle. Frank
roysson. captain OF the Meta. had
scored a marker A few seconds
over five minutes from thcn and
Charley Tobin had switched the
puck into the net 10 tie the score.
The first period ended one all
Seattle tore loose in the middle
canto and ripped of two goals TO
begin with. Not to be outdone.
Portland came back with brace OF
counters. but Seattle got the hump
Jon the Uncle Sans by making the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-12
JOE WILL BOSS
CLUB AT BUTTE

TACOMA. Feb. i3.--Joe McGinni
~ will be manager OF tho Butte
baseball club. which II to be admit
ted 10 the Northwestern league. &C
cording to reports received by base
ball men hcre today. Mc0innity
will. In addition. II In said. hold n
controlling interest In the operating
company that controls the players.
but win not be interested In the
land company that will erect the
plant
How many OF the players OF the
Tacoma team will be moved 10
Butte IL not known. II II expected.
however. that most OF them viii re.
main here 10 play for reorganized
Tacoma team. Present plans call
for six-club league. with Great
Falls. Butte and Spokane making up
the east ~ the mountains" half OF
the combination. and Seattle. Taco.
me and Vancouver on the COAST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-12

~ -
President DvedsIs Of the seattle
club has his eye on two likely
looking young ball tossers down
In the wilds OF Oregon. Both
are catchers. but Dug Is figur-
ing on trying to make an out
fielder OF one OF the youths.
The catcher's name is Hunter, and
he halls from a rustic village in
tho central part OF the state.
Very little Is known OF him out
side OF the fact that he has been
highly recommended.
I; 8; q
The other catcher, whom Dug has
hopes OF making into an outfield-
err, answers 20 the name OF Leo
Edwards. Dug has been eying
him for some time. Edwards Is
whale in the bushes and played
last season In the Portland City
league.
He wac good enough to attract the
eye OF Manager McCredie OF the
Portland team. McCredie had
him and Bartholemy. the young
ster who caught his first game
in fast company here when Port
land played an exhibition game
with the Giants last season. on
the bench. Bartholemy had had
more seasoning and beat Ed
wards out
The new prospect 10 a long, isnky
individual OF 81 years. He is
built on the order OF Harry Hell
mann. altho not as large as Har-
~. He hits, right-handed and
clouts the pill at nifty clip. He
is fairly fast on the bases, has
good noodle for youngster
and is full OF pep.
Dug offered him a chance 70 try
out with the Giants three years
ago, but he was only an I'M
shaven kid at the time and
passed II up.
Duodsle also intends giving Ike
Donaldson, another Portland City
Lacquer, tho once-over. Donald
son In a right-hand finger. Has
a world of speed. but Ia inclined
to be erratic. He did practically
all the twlrllng for his team last
year and lost but three games
out OF the is played.
{; q u
The Northwestern league will be
full of Portland City leaguers. II
they all stick. Dugdale told the
writer yesterday that Julius
Moreland. the young pitcher
signed by Seattle. was sure OF n
chance In the Spring camp. He
Is also a Portlander.
8; q u
Ernest Webb, another pitcher and
teammnte OF Moreland's last
season, who has attached his
signature TO a Spokane contract.
Ia a mighty classy little piece OF
furniture. He will be the small.
eat pitcher In the league II he
sticks.
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PORTLAND LEADERS
DROP FAST CONTEST
TO SEATTLE SEPTET

Ifisth score OF tho period. This end
ed the second fracas. with Seattle
leading. 4 to ..
During the melee "Cuiiy" Wilson
and Jack Walker eoliided. The Ice
wac harder than Jacks think Inc sp.
psrstus. and he drifted off 10 alum.
esrIand. spread out on the cory Ice.
10 ~ss carried from the game. but
returned later.
For tho locals. Bernie Morris
again starred IN the scoring line
He played With n sorc arm. also.
Moose" Johnson. Portland de-
Tense. was not feeling well. and re.
tired from the game In tho third
period. when II was eviden, the
contsst had been lost
GOAL SUMMARY
rirss r~rsea
i--Sesttle. Foys,an. unasai.tsd. TIA
f-Pcrtisnd. rosin. from ostmsn.
ss~..a r-vtea
Seattle. Morris. from Foyston.
s-sss,tls Morris from roys,on.
Portland. Tobin. unassisted. GsGk.
s--Portisnd oatnan. unassistcd.
1906
T--SeAttiA wAiker, from Aoryfa
Thtva Period
e--ssassis. Norris. from Wilson.
s-aeattie. walker. unassistsd. Ass<
io-ssattis. Morris. unassis,sd. $50.
lt--Portiand, Harris. unassistst. t.is
ff--ssattis. Wilson. unassisfsd. on
Final score Seattle .. Portland 4.
Psaaisseo
fAft penalties three minutes unless
ctherwsss specified
first psriod. Wilson. Rove: Sec
ond period. Harris. third period.
Harris
osficisis-Rsssrs~. Mickey Ion:
Judge OF play. James Mcdonald.
time keeper Charles Young
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Interclub
Boxing Is
Ciuen Out

No complete boxing and wrcs,.
NM card that will be put 90 Tues.
~ night at the Seattle Athletic
elsb has been arranged. The list
4 entries from Spokane has been
received and the local boys hav.
IN matched with them.
ne real feature Of the evenings
ssssrtaInnent. however. will be
)urnlshed hy Archie Wyard and
lleyd Madden. two local star per.
lermers. who Will cIash at f3s
eounds. The card follows:
Boxing
f35--Jaek Ross vs. Lonnie Nc
htosh.
is5-Chaa Dilliro W. Earl Baird.
1ls-Leo Ansbough vs.. lrve Gica-
scn-
i5s--Archie wyard W. Lloyd
Madden
iss-Geo. Abrams W.. Chef Scott.
llS--Clarence Anundsen w. Os.
ar Benson.
fes-Jack Harper vs.. Roy Amund.
M
Wrestling
ils-Clarence Ewing. W. Claude
Yortner.
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High School Athletics
"Vaiues TelP
BY jim MY GRANT

BY JIMMY GRANT
IL remained for the Broadway
team TO spring the surprise By de-
feating the Queen Anne team and
at the same time tying that squad
for first place.
While Broadway was defeating
Queen Anne. Lincoln, by giving
West Seattle q trimming, tied with
the other two teams for first place.
Franklin's defeat Of Ballard puts
that squad in second place.
West Seattle is the only school
that has not won a game.
la Fray was the star for Broad.
way and the individual star OF the
game. Before he was taken out Of
the game in the first half, he was
going like q house afire, having
scored five field goals. His pass
Ing made the Broadway victory
possible.
Munson and Burnstein were the
other stars. Munson scored u
points for his team. while Burn
stein made eight.
Teyis and Jones OF the Lincoln
squad were too much for West Sc
attic. Both made nine goals
apiece Jones scored six goals and
four fouls. making 4 total OF 10
points.
Latham was the big point win.
ner for the West Siders, scoring
three field goals.
The Queen Anne student body ID
going to vote Monday whether or
not they should support Q baseball
team for the coming year. They
have not had q team In the High
School league for the past two
years. II would be Q wise policy
for them TO support another ball
team.
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Portland, Feb. 3.
Friend HIII:
thought would drop you .
line and Issue q challenge to
any mIddIeweloht In the North
west.
would like to secure Q bout
In Seattle. Have cleaned I'D
things here. ! have been Yell
ing for . bout with Earl Mlebus
and Al Sommers. but they don't
seem to fancy my assortment
OF punches. | would like to
show the Seattle fans what 1
could do to that Eean guy Of
Freddie 6ooan's. Also, ! would
like to put up a little argument
with Billy Weeks. In fact, 1
bar no one west OF the Rocky
mountains AZ f55 pounds.
do battle with Leo Cohen,
the Centralla irishman, here on
Feb. is. ! beat him before and
will do u this time with more
ease.
Pass the word around that 1
am after q bout In Seattle.
You know me, Ed.
VALLEY TRAMBIrAs.
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vANa WIN lono SESSION

VANCOUVER. n. C., Fob. IL
7, took more than ten minutes OF
overtime play hero last night for
the Vancouver hockey squad 10 win
from the homeless Victoria contin.
gent. to 8.
The locals started ont and were
administering what seemed would
end in an awful drubbing for Lester
Patrick's boys. when they turned
and came back. Vancouver scored
a goal Just before tho end OF the
third period that would have given
II the game. but Referee Phillips
disailowed II.