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Evening journal., 1919-06-26
SMYRNA PREPARES
FOR COUNTY FAIR
''Home Coming Again
This Year on July
2, 3 and 4
COMMENCEMENT
DAY IN TOWN SCHOOL
specIaI o rho EvonIng IournaI.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Del, June 26 THE annual
thank offering meeting OF the Nomans
Foreign Missionary Society OF the As
bury NJ b. Church. was held last Tees-
day evening at The home OF the presi-
dent, Mrs John H. llofeckcr.
The Little Laura Ice Circle OF Kings
Daughters. OF smyrna. hcld.a picnic on
The lawn Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Pratt,
near town, last Thursday.
The following committees for The
Country Fair. 10 be held by The 1Nven-
tieth Century Club on the public
school grounds. July . 3 and 4, have
been appointed: Mrs. J Frank Webb.
chairman; assistants Miss Rena j.
Williams. Miss Anna ID. nough aud Her
vcy p. Hall Among the attractions Of
The fair will be side shows commu-
nity sing. a band, merry -gO-round and
baseball games. Grab suppers VIII be
served each day and on the Fourth a
luncheon viii be served 10 visitors.
The fair has always been marked by
fhe return OF former residents Of the
taNvn. and the occasion Is regarded as
t'Homecoming Week
Last Friday evening. as the begin
SMYRNA public schools. the seniors
gave a reception and dance for the fac
ulty. The Junior class and the parents
and friends Of The class un sunday
morning the haoclsureate sermon was
delivered in Asbury church. by the rev.
u. p. Nichols
Glass uicht exercises and the gram |
mar school commencement were corr {,
blned on Monday evening, and a COLLEGE
hlav. entitled "The Betty Wales Nirla
and Mr.. Kiddy was presented by ihe
seniors. The grammar school Siauu-
etes numbered tweniy-three.
THE Hich school commencement was
Mold last evening The invocation was
delivered by the Rev J. NJ. H. Echard ana
'the address OF The evening by me hcN'
Dr. Charles A. Hill The beneuiotuh
MAS pronounced by the Rev. lhonias
relz Till. Tho graduates are Mllialli
Clark Clayton Anna T. Pierson. cues
Nvold: Edith Davis. MarNdel' MARY u
Reynolds, hiiddleiown; Delma Deakyne'
Emvrna: Hannah NJ Deahyne, near
Smyrna; Alice NJ. Turner Lhcswolu ,
Caihryne Denney. Smyrna: Mary urlan
near Smyrna. Marion Hobson, near
fmvrna: Pauline Walker. Kenlon;
Eyelyn l.. Spruance. smyrna; Helen
ZONES. near Smyrna: Ruth Wallcn,
Smvrna: Margaret Learned, Cheswold;l !
Edna Woodkeeper. Taylor's Bridge
Tho salutatorian was Miss Edith
Davis. and Miss Edna Woodkecpcr was
The valedjctorian.
As a part Of the commencement tes-
tivitles. Miss Ethel GrieNes teacher of
domestic science IN the public schols
gave a reception al her home. on Tues
day evening, TO the faculty and senior
riass.
. Governor Townsend has appointed /
lhe Rev. Thomas Getz Hin. Walter w /
Hynson and Dr r. r. Corley as mem
brrs Of the Smyrna school board The l
board elected the Rev. Thomas GclziI
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

as Life Teachers etc. subject. "Thc
Centennial Of John Buskin ana Ills Mes.
sage 20 our Country"
June 30. afternoon and evening Two
other lectures by Or. Hilles.
July I and 3, morning Esther Everett
Lepo, expert on Americanization CON
Quoted Americanization Institute for De.
fcnse Council last fan subject, "Ameri-
canization. two lectures.
lt,}H 3. morning Caleb r. Burchenal
chairman Delaware Educational Com
mission; subject. "rhe School Code"
July g and Q, evening Charles Upson
Clark, professor in American Arademy
at Rome: for two years on Italian
front: subjects. Where War Began -
with Italy at War"
Weeks Of July "a and 2i-NIrs. Au-
rusta Friedewald. Headings and inter
prctions OF English Literature. (For
list, see below
July ij, cvening-M Bates Stevens,
State superintendent Of Schools, Mary
land, The School Code"
July Is, evening Russell IT. COnwell.
lecturer; president Temple University,
Philadelphia. "Acres OF Diamonds"
July 81. evening Henry Robinson Pal
mer. chief editorial staff OF the Provl-
dence Journal; investigator or German
intrigue; "The Newspaper as an Edu-
cational Force In the Making Of De
mocracy."
Week Of July q. morning Eliza Kel-
las. president OF The Emma Willard
Teachers school. Troy, n. York; Per
sonal Talks 10 Teachers"
July %. evening w. w Ellsworth,
lecturer. publisher Of RoosevelCs books.
Theodore Roosevelt. American
July % evening George D Sirayer,
professor Of educational administration,
University; president Nation
al Education Association. chairman Fed
oral Committee on the Emergency in
problems Of Education"
Week Of July %, evcnings-Charles |
Seymour, professor Of history, Yale;
iuihor Of "Thc Diplomatic Background |
" The War. iS10i9ii:" at present adj |
visor TO American Peace Commission. !
Paris: "The Peace Conference and the |
situation"
July %, morning Frank p Bachman,
member OF General Education Board.
Sew York expert adviser 10 State Edu
atlonal Commission In the School SUR
.cy, ON which the code was shaped
The School Code"
July 30. morning-A. NJ Whitney. L
afety engineer New York; Teaching
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Safety in Schools"
July 81 morning Clifford J. Scott
superintendent o. schools. Wilmington
'rhe School Code"
August afternoon-John II. Finley
poet traveller, educator. commissioners
Of education OF the Stale Of New York
an address on education evening. ok
periencos with General Allenby in Pal
esline"
Dates not yet announced-A. r.. Spaid
commissioner Of educaliQe Of the tate
of Delaware; "Thc school Code"
July ti-Samucl C.. Mitchell, educator
president Of Delaware College; subject
to be angounccd later.
July i5-Charles A. Beard. head Of
New York Bureau OF Municipal Re
search noted historian. political scien-
list and social reformer' lecturer i'm the
new School Of Social Research. New
York; Prof Beard. Mr.. NaXey. and Ar
thur G. Buck Of the bureau will dis
cuss and interpret
July i6-Chesler &. Afaxev. member OF
Bureau Of Municipal Research: directed
survey Of Delaware State. county and
municipal government for Defense
Council; "Thc state Survey"
Mrs. Friedcwald's Headings Maeter-
linck, "The Blue Bird, The Betrothal: -
"rhe Work OF Joyce Kilmcr." Joseph
Inc Preston Peabody, THE Piper:"
Mary Austin 1.-The Arrow-Maker;" Ed.
ward Sheldon, "Ihc Garden Of Para
disc; - James Barricr. "The Old Lady
Shows Her Medals" William Butler
0 4 or
RabIndranath Tag0re. The Postof
hce;' Alfred Noyes. Sherwood" and
"1'he Flower OF Old Japan: Harvard
Plays, "'F4e Forrest Shop" and "Thrco
Pills in a Bottle"
This schedule will be republished later
as completed
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
a. T.. co. TAKES ON
STRO,rBERc LINE

The Automobile Equipment Co, No
2i5 French street. which Is constantly
adding to It's large line OF automobile
necessities, has become The official
local distributor for the stromberg
carburetor. which is factory equip
ment on a large number OF cars. A
full l.ne.o these carburetors and parts
for SAME are being carried In stock,
offering an attractive service TO car
owners. heretofore unobtainablc in
Wilmington.
This concern is also the distributor
for local territory OF the Philadelphia
Diamond Grid storage battery. and Is
fully equipped TO give complete SER
vice on this and all other makes Of
batteries.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
NEW PHONE SERVICE.

Subscribers to the service Of the vii
mington Automatic Telephone Com
pany. recently disposed OF at a fore
CLOSURE sale, have been notified by the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
Company. lessee Of The equipment Of
lhe}old automatic company. that whose
phones were operating June % will be
served by the Diamond State Telephone
Company without connection charges.
The notices suggest That application
for the service be made Immediately to
the Offices of the Diamond State Com
pany. at Sixth and Shipiey streets. for
whatever grade OF service is required.
Real estate and farm lanqs VIII be
sold throughout the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

lIill president and Walter w. Hynson
Vice-prcsldcni
Ihe Hon. J.. Irving Handy and Mrs
Handy have gone 10 nehoboth Bcacl
Tor the remainder OF The summer.
Mrs. Caroline Peterson Speakman. ol
Belmont Han, is now Mrs. landy's
guest at her cottage there
Mr.. and Mrs lleryey =. Han visited
their son. John H. IAN. last week. sl
West Point, and from there Mrs. HALL
went to Stanhopo, ~ j., 10 visit Mis-.
Nora wills, for several weeks
Theodore llynson and Franklin Corley
are visiting Edward Williams. AZ Me
Cabe NJ =. parsonage. Wilmington.
Mrs Frances Lewis. Of Wilmington.
and her granddaughter. Frances Nal
colin. were guests over Sunday, of Nlrs
Thomas Getz Hin.
The Rev }. NJ L. Eckard pastor Of
the Presbyterian church. delivered a
lecture on Porto Rico. at a large oui-Of-
doors meeting. under the auspices OF
the Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciely Of the Presbyterian church. at
Langhorno. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Walls and little
Janet, and Paul Ruian, Of VIII
were recent guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edward q. Walls.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Hin
are spending several days with Miss
Frances Malcolm, N Wilmington
Mrs. John W. Tucker and her daugh
Ter, Miss Grace. entertained the follow
ng friends at their home here on Tues
lay: Mrs r. A. Van Trump. Mrs J r.
Miss Eleanor LcCarpen-
Iicr, Edwin A. Nan Trump. James Rob
Inson, Jr, all OF Wilmington; Miss
Evelyn l.. Spruance and Edwin Wilson,
of smyrna.
Or. s. NJ Wilson, Mrs Wilson and
their son. Dr Herbert Wilson and Mrs
Wilson, OF Bridgclon, y. j.. were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Rachel Collins here.
Evening journal., 1919-06-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SUMNER SCHOOL
First Lecture Of Course TO
be Given at Newark
on Sunday
EMINENT MEN ARE
TO BE INSTRUCTORS
Special to The Evening Journal

Specia! 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, June 2G.-One Of the fea-
lures OF The summer School which VIII
open at Delaware College next Monday
VIII be the course OF lectures that has
been arranged Nicn prominent on the
lecture platform have been engaged for
this course. The first lecture will be
given sunday evening by Dr. Newell
Dwight ililles who viii also give Two
lectures on Monday, The entire course
Of lectures follow.
June % evening Rev. Newell Dwight
ililies. d. D., pastor plymouth Church.
Brooklyn, successor 10 Henry Ward
Beeeher and Lyman Abbott: author Of
Mans Value TO Society" Great Books
Evening journal., 1919-06-26

Dressmakers and seamstresses Will
find the Want Ads a reliable business
guide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
Chase Pilots
Star League;
Other News

Floyd Chase. OF the Phoenix MA
tuai l.ifr iusurHuef 60 i'rH'"'h p"
squad. has been elected president OF
rhe stAf league. Doc" Powers. OF
the knights Of Columbus squad. Wili
De vice president. Yves Rennie. Of the
University Community i've. sccro.
thry. ana "A committee viii be ap
pointed at the next session ~ the
league. billed for December 30. 10
handle the finances for the coming
season.
In order TO make the league a
permanent organization. a conntitu'
ton and by laws VIII be drawn up
hy committee appointed 20 report
90 the next session Of the league.
C. W. BETTER Of MacDouglar South.
wicks. heads this committee
Iirothers OF Piper & Taft'n and Bush.
n~il 81 the Rainier Post squad viii
also work on this committee
The Star league will be FOR anna
tcurs only This was decided by vote
~ the representative from 10 teams
present This ruling excludes pro.
fensionai baseball. soccer. or any
other sport professional from com.
peting. The rule was made because
several Of the players ia the circuit
arg members OF the A. A a.. and "
prNoHH.ouain arc played every play.
e. In the league becomes n profcs.
Sional Pros can bu rcinuiaied. but
until they are they viii be barred
All players must be numbered All
teams must send In the proposed col.
or % their uniforms 10 The Star this
week. because there should be no
conflicting suits
Other announcements for the
league Will appear from day Co day
In The Star
places In the league one team will
have 20 h. dropped A committee
consisting ~ Wood. OF the y. At c.
A.. and iionnoii. 81 Brewnssrn. win
report on the eligibility Of the soi
dirrs' and Sailors club and the In.
dependc The Soldiers and fail.
orH' squad has not been represented
AZ a single meeting of the league and
the Independents have thrm beat by
one session These two squads viii
have 90 take more interest In the
league organization. or be- dropped
A schedule committee viii meet
with tte sporting editor of The Star
this week TO outline lineup for the
coming season Powers. 81 the X. 81
C. and Alien. 81 the Co. y squad.
Wili do thls work.
Repatriation 81 players must be
turned IN 20 The Star BY December
30 Play starts January J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
SHARPE DENIES THAT
HE QUIT YALE JOB

NEW HAVEN. Gem. Dec. IL
Denial that he resigned as director
OF athletics at Yale was voiced here
this afternoon by Or. Al sharpe.
Jim Bradcn. fullback Of the Yale
eleven. whose alleged misundcrs,And.
ting 81 signals was blamed for the
loss Of the Harvard game. today H..
sued "a statement In which he de-
clafed sharpe was mistaken In
stating that he refused 20 carry out
the plays as directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
Star Welters
Battle Today;
Here's Lineup

Travtc Davis Northwest weitcr-
weight king. VIII defend hts throne
tonight against the invasion Of Alex
TrambitaH star its-pounder from
Portland In the main event at the
Crystal Pool.
Touight's hill can wei b. called a
weiterwsight carnival. as four out %
the six bouts are wci;cr titles
Outside Of the main event. Jimmy
Storey and Bnly Wright. two % the
closest contender for Travic's crown.
,angic In the semi windup And then
Lloyd Madden. another title aaplrant.
battles Joe Wood. the human kanxa.
roo. and Curicy Valcncouri and Herb
Taylor mix In the opener. They arc
all wcitera.
Leo Houck. the movie actor. will
assume the role Of boxer tonight. and
VIII take on Harry Casey. the wind
NH lightweight. IN the special event
George Etcci tho little flee, cham
pion. meets Jimmy Harris. Portland
bantam. In the other bout on the bill
Trambitas will b. n favorite over
Davis tonight. hccaus. the Hose city
boy has been boxing a, a mighty fas,
clip recently. winning from Joe Riv-
ers. and taking the measure % nli the
leading boys In the South NJ his
weight. Davis. on the other hand.
has not done much ring work re-
ecntlJ. and " given tho short end by
the dorcsierH.
Much hinges on the scni- windup
tonight STOREY has never lost a
scrap. Wright. one Of tho most ex.
pcricnced rims men In this neck oi
the timber. will give storey his bis
test Of the season. tnlcks the boy
do lot of shadow boxing. this Should
be a real battle
No need 20 say tina; Horek ami
Casey will mingle freely with Tho
padded gloves. because they love eaci
other with a lot OF reverse English
The other three bouts should all b,
go,d. with MADDEN. Etecli and Tly.
Tor the favorites TO cop the decisions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
HARVARD is
READY FOR
OREGON MIX

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec IL
Harvard's Eriddera lack nothing now
but some hard scrimmage TO put
them on edge for the Oregon game
New Years day. az raradcua. Bob
Higgins. Ali.American end o. Penn
state. has been invited 20 assist the
coaches In giving them line on the
Bezdsk system Of play. which ore
gon is said to bc using Signal and
kicking practice was the extent Of
the drill yesterday. Harvard has de.
clined the invitation 10 play the Uni
versity 81 Washington.
Harvard authorities desire tn got
the squad back for the opening II
the second semester. Graduate Man.
aRer Moore said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
by EARLE GREASY NEALE
Coach Of Marietta Football Team

is I
the football ia
football
the and keep u fellow In with
= The other 60
= determination
insting
outa
he
= a
In
ball uncertain. You baseball
accomplish much II the breaks
1t
athletics To begin with Then
a
"A VI
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had in
years.
have opposing
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
Sharpe Ready
to Quit Yale
Coaching Job
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL
I nited Press staff Correspondent ut.

NEW YORK. Dee, I7.--Funny
tales were whispered around Boston
before the Yale Harvard game.
Some Of the knowing ones said
the Yale players had 20 have indi-
vidual dressing rooms 10 prevent "a
riot
But the stories Of dissenilon IN
the Eli ranks we're branded an bear
stories" They were bear stories. %
II developed. but the bear had real
claws
Buried under an avalanche Of
criticism from all sides. Head Coach
Al sharp has offered TO resign.
Herb kempton's friends resent the
criticism OF the blonde quarterback
Tor faulty Judgment In the Prince.
ton and Harvard games.
They claim that Kempton called
for Braden 10 hlt tackle when the
ball was on iiaryard's vineyard line
and thai instead Of following the
signal. the blue fuiibaek charged
igio center and lost the biggest
chance to score
Braden's friends then Joined In
the fcud The big fuliback said they
were all wrong from Coach Sharp
down and that II they didn't stop
making him the goat Of the affair
he would open up and tell few Ia.
tereaiinE things.
Meanwhile Captain Tim Callahan
disappeared and Il was breczed
around the campus that he had
gone 10 Seattle 10 persuade Ted Coy
TO return and take charge Of foot.
ball.
sharp then declared he would be
willing 20 cancel a three.ycar con.
tact and resign II his regime would
be the cause Of a split In the ath.
frftf fuuks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
Copyright. 1913. BY ,r'

ttopNriEhts 1919. BY ffe
Associated NeWsraprrsr
Every golfer wants 60 know al
some timr or other ln hiss career why
be u putting badly They all have
their Of days even the brut ~ them
and u T. sometimes more than q day
or two, have known rnDd pu,tcrs
20 suddenly lose tho art or thr touch.
and then they become a. hopeless ON
the putting greens aH Tbs rankess lc-
Einncr. once q good golfer loses his
touch. he begins 20 luee hia conn.
dcucc. and Il requires a long time 90
regain a.
Practice arrun iu do no good unisuH
4 Is done IN the riEht say The best
thing 20 DO IL Ia take another puttfr
when badly of and work with " for
while Get one a. much aiffcrvnt
from the one sou have hecn using a.
possible. This viii not always correct
bad fault. bat u Is a good tip. ami
a practice followed BY many stAra
II you have completely lott your
confidence and sense ~ direc tun. the
following plan will help you 10 set n
hack. This is purely mechanical
proers8 Look along your line ~ put,
and survey the ground, carefully OBJ
serving whether u breaks 10 The right
Or lefi. Aficr getting the line fairly
well defined. pick out sone blade u
grass or spo, In the green not ntore
than foot or 30 from your hali. and
putt directly over a. This iusurra
YOUR direction and the only thing
you have 70 SORRY about ID the
amount 20 speed ~ distance 10 70.
II you have the hre wril defined. you
viii pass prrtsy Gloss 20 the cop, and
YOU can afford 10 putt boldly. la-
causc many putt vtii drop In for
YOU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
OREGON WILL LEAVE
FOR SOUTH THURSDAY

EUGENE. ore. Dec. iT.--Oregon'n
football team VIII leave Thursday
evening Tor Pasadena. where they
will go into training FOR the big game
with Harvard on New Years day,
Coach Huntington. Trainer Hayward
and 20 men compose the party. They
expect TO set eight or nine days train
ing before the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
LEONARD AND DUNDEE
SIGN FOR LONG BOUT

SEW YORK. Dec IL Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. and
Johnny Dundee. who are TO fight 90
rounds 20 a decision in New Haven
January IS. have posted s5,soo
f1rfcits. and agreed 10 make 1875
POUNDS at , o'clock IN the afternoon
Leonard icaycA tonlgh; for a South
~rn frip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
ON THE CAMPUS
WITH MILT


University Of southern Cali.
fornia football men. Coach Hen
derson's prodigecs. want a game
with the University Of Washing.
ton. 4 telegram 10 this effect
was received by Darwin Meisnest.
Washington graduate manager,
Tuesday. The message inquiries
whether the local warriors would
consider the proposition TO go
down South and meet Southern
California In Los Angeles on
January 4.
There IL no chance Of such n
game. however. according to
Mcisnest. The team l. out Of
condition thru lack OF training
and a number Of the men leave
school Friday. The only post
season game the locals ever had
In mind was with Harvard and
as they didn't get that they're
not fishing for any other. says
Neisnest.
I'VE will meet the California
proposition with the same reply
that we gave To Tacoma"
stated Meisncst. Talk of Wash.
ington figuring on postseason
game Mt this time Of the year II
abgnlufely ridictIlous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
COLORED MEN
TURNING OUT
CAGE OUTFIT

The Keystone Giants will have
strong team on the basketball floor
this season. The colored boys have
the services Of three former high
school basketball stars.
Johnny Prlm. one OF the best all
around athletes turned out at Frank
lin. Is slated FOR guard position
Claude Norris. all.eity guard las,
season. viii hold down the other cor.
ner. Aionzo Wells. the tall. lean out
fielder OF the Alhamhra ball team.
has about cinched the center Job.
Ham Green. Broadway's former star.
Il slated for left forward Bill Brit.
ton. a husky with considerable expc-
ricnce. win hold down the other for
ward.
Any fast team can get game
with the Giants by communicating
With any Of the players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
WOKE LINK

NEN YORK. psc Insurgents
Of the American league are calling
Han JohnronH latest move an overt
act Notice has been served ON tho
three "rchcl clubs Ncw York. Chi,
ergo and Boston that every rorolu.
ton aimed az tho league president
and passed b. the former board Of
directors. - nun md void
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
GReB Is EASY RING
WINNER OVER KRAMER

PITTsBuRG. Dec. Hilary
Greb. local middIcweight. toyed with
Billy Kramer. Philadelphia. for seven
rounds here last night. and after be.
Ing cautioned by the referee. gave
the Quaker AN unmcrcifui lacing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
OLYMPIC GAMES TO
LAST SOME TIME

HRUssEiss. Dec 1.-THE 1880
olympic gaines win start IN Antwerp
April ] and continue Theoretically
Until October ]. according 90 an of
fetal announcement - the Belgian
Olympic committee.
The track and field championships.
the feature rysusa u the games, sill
be run OF from August 10 10 August
~ The Marathon ~ili ho run over
the road from brussels TO Antwerp,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
JOHNNY DUNDEE WINS
EASILY OVER MORAN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec, IL
Johnny Dundee. who meets Benny
Leonard January rs. In 2o.round
decision bout. easiiy outpolntcd f'ai
Moran. q New orleans. In ak.
round tout here last night Moran
escaping a knockout In the final
ffnn-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
SIMPSON, STAR HURDLER,
Is NOW PROFESSIONAL

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.--Robert
Simpson. worlds record holder In the
100 yards high hurdles. has resigned
as an amateur athlete, and accepted
position as coach OF the University
Of Mlssouri's track team. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
FOR GOLFERS

Another rood point about this up
i1 that you Niii seldom look up. as
sou trc thinking about the spot YOU
ans 20 pass over. and u hr'pt you
q, leak az tina tali instead 81 tiic
Nsfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

With such classy collection Of
stars this annual contest should
furnish the fans with IA clever and
fast exhibition OF soccer football
The players were chosen from
clubs In tho Northwest circuit.
namely: Carbonate. Black Dia-
rnond. skinner & Eddy puthics ana
Woodland Park.
In order TO avoid double.
header next Sunday the skinner 4
Eddy Woodland Park game Will be
played on Saturday. Sundays at
traction win bring the league lead
ting carhonados and the Duthie team
N action. Both games viii Ire
p&yed at Liberty Park. and the
results win so long way toward
deciding the pcnnant race.
Billy Waller viii officiate IN the
aktnner 4 Eddy Woodland Park
game. and Biily Bloomer Will han
die the Duthie-Carbonado match.