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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
MONTANA MEN .
RING UP WIN
IN WIRE MEET

ksiis2ell slipped over win on Sc
attic in the wire uspshooting toux.
nsy sunday. The locals were affect
ed by the bad weather conditions
here
The Montanans had three men
who rang up perfect scores,
searie was the only Seattle gun
ner who registered. 70.
The scores are ms follows
seaitle-R. s. searle -. y. Tive
stad "a. =. Burt -. DR.. r. W. Kerr
%. George w. Baker. "a. total isi.
Houston Is. Gimmei ssl
stoop Is. Geyhart 20. Robbins "a.
total is3.
George W. Baker and Hugh Elem
Ing led the regular membership
shoot at the Green Lake club sun
day. with scores Of ~ each. Fiem.
ing shot three added targets in the
so-target handicap. and won q cary
ing set which was up for the winner.
The scores follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

ago. with toss Of a. metres. ~
centirn.tr.s equal Ia a little over
iss feet.
". ~ M~auis. stiil in uniform,
broke the quarter tniis hurdle nr
ureE. running the jumps In - %
seconds.
Kaufman. lockwood. fippincott
and Meredith set a new mark for the
mile relay. Time : minutes u Ia
seconds.
Joie Ray. Arli~ Aucks and Frank
she's also eausled or e~ttered scored
MARKS
II !. evident now. tho. tina, there
IL TO h. luil IN championship per
forrnsnc~s. The fact that nii OF our
young men have been giving undi
sldica attention Co the war is being
felt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
Nets to Play
LesCanadiens
for Ice Title

The seattle Metropolitan. and
i.~s tsnssIi~a. viii settle iiss
hsTAss championship ~ the
world To- the local rinh in a i've
game .sries. the winner. ~
three tile ." be declared Ihs
winner 10 the worlds title. The
fsr.i mix viii be played os
Wesias >siss.
The SECOND game .. seiseduI~d
fer saturday. March ~. snd the
third en the following Monday.
~ fourth and nth games are
necessary. they will be pat 90
the following "Wednesday and
FRIDAY.
The Nets sf~ all in pretty good
shape. aitho Gully Wilson j.
slightly under the weather. due 20
the stormy session IN Vancouver
Friday. when the MiIilonsire- pick
ed on the Seattle wing.
=. Play Vancouver
Manager KENNEDY viii stage an
exhibition rsme with the Vancouver
squad In the Vancouver rink tonight
In an effort TO get all OF ia. train
stiffness out OF his men. according
10 reports received from the North.
The ottavas. the other Eastern
squad. which il expected 20 play an
exhibition series siih the Vancouver
A'iiionair~s. sre expected 10 arrive
on the cosxg Tomorrow
Les caDadi~r. ~ai be in seattle
TUESDAY
The Nets viii take the final work
out today. and plan 10 rest up Tues.
day and Wednesday for the contests
- az Ia bs in the best 81 condition
for the bag struggles
Tickets Tor the first thr-e games
went on sa.e this morning ut the
Arena Tickets for the single games
VIII b. ~sId. starting "wednesday.
Lon WIZ K~ser~~
Mickey Ion yin be the lon. r.sere.
Of The title series. This was de.
cid~d upon h. tn. local ice mar.
mates and Manager Kennedy, Of Les
csnsdiens, ~ho arrived with his
players st Vancouver SUNDAY.
Les cansdien- played two .xhlbs
ton games IN the trip across the
continent coppinw one struggle from
an amateur team a. Calgary by a
" 10 contest. and another YAM.
gSnHrguiar confess an Regina. =.
the players who arrived With
Manager Kennedy are 40 follows
N~zins tgoab Laiopde. P~fr~ Fer.
ianqu-'se and Malone forwards,
cieghorn, Hall corb@au aud Nc
Donald defense mem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
BANTAM KING
GOT SURPRISE
IN CLEVELAND

Bsntamweign; champ. Pete Her
man. stepped into n surprise party
when he tackled Jack sKid Wolfe,
OF Cleveland
Wolfe. who used to be considered
only a fair second .rater. showed that
the coaching Of Jimmie Dunn. the
man behind Johnny Kilhane. has
had it's effect.
Had the fight been FOR 20 rounis
instead Of 10. its likely there would
have been "A new champ.
Jimmie Dunn. manager of Wolfe,
feels sure that In q trip over the
Marathon route. Jack can lift the
crown from Herman
He Is going after title bout Mt
once. and will seek TO arrange such
"A match in New Orleans. Herman =
own town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
YOUNG CUE
STARS WILL
SHOW HERE

wsiker Cochranc and Young Jake
schsefer. che brilliant cue stars. will
play exhibition matches here at
Brown A. Huien's pariors on March
"a. Is and 2s.
These youngsters are among the
leading cue stars In the country and
have made remarkable progress In
their game during the past few
vsarq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

Here's a Up.
When the baseball season opens.
watch that Cleveland team.
For Jim Dunn. owner. has sure &C
auired the heaviest artillery In the
American league for his outfield
Any outer garden That sports a
bunch consisting OF Iris speaker,
Elmer smith. Tiiiy Walker. Joe
Wood aud lack crsney l. sure going
TO oufrsnse the rest OF the clubs.
No, on. OK the five hat will bai
800 or better
The acquisition u Tiliy Walker In
the r~c.n; trade with the Athletics
was some s,hpri-.
Bet most anything thar I'D Bar
row Of the Boston Red Sox IL now
tearing his hair.
For Nd b. the bird that wouldn't
trade Harry Hooper 20 the Indian
a. he was afraid Of Strengthening
their outfield
White Harry H. a classy outfielder
w.. opine thar Tiliy has something
on him.
Then. too. the remainder of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

bunch gotten in the trade u ~ -
be overlooked
The veteran third baseman- Larry
Gardner. IL sure TO give the 1n1InnGP
infield the stability that II has lnc16o1
While Joe Evans will proGnk1v
shine some dny at the third ousDG1s
he lacks experience. and whon ~
comes to experience. Larry = tnefo
with a capital r.
Elmer Myers. pitcher. Win -
come In handy.
OF course. should the Indlnn 49,.
ers overseas with the A. r. n. ~
turn In time for the opeutng - -
season. II makes no difloe0n6&
whether Myers comes thru o. ~
But with this question unse&11oG. r
will sure he HANDY for Dunn u ooV6
another reliable pitcher o. m oonG1i
and Il looks AS II Myers were 49,
due TO come thru. E
Anyhow. YOU can just go6no
fans. that this deal will etvo ~
Red Sox some red hot cOmpeelt1rx
in their race for the pennsnt ~
year. 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
Locals Need Pitchers
and Keystone Guardian
BY LEO II. LASSEN

BN LEO II. LASSEN
With the opening Of the baseball but a couple
OF weeks off, the Seattle club needs nfeder and
hrstcass pitchers to be ready for the starting bell
Manager Bill Clymer local pilot. the present time
IN Wlkesbarre. Pa He expects to leave for the Seattle
framing camp next week. and also expects land couple
OF wrers with Coast league before he West
BREWSTER SATISFIED
Prexy Brewster. of the locals is satisfied with the
players lined far and expects great things of the
cub The way the team shapes at the present time
Marshall will carry the burden of the work behind the
plate with Gechman first base Brown ut the
keystone sack. Fabrque at shortsop and Murphy
look-in corner
The outfed is complete with Without Cunningham
and Walsh of their places
WALSH ON WAY
Jimmy Walsh is on his TO the camp from the East
and is expected to arrive Taft either today or tomorrow
1t the latest.
Without and Cunningham were among the earliest
arrivals at the California camp
Marty kavanaugh has definitely made up his mind 10
stay back East where he wall manage small town indie
penden team this according word received by
Brewster.
Marshall and Fabrique both on their way to the
camp and will take their places with regulars upon their
arrival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

distance 40 the r.msfksbis time %
minutes So Is seconds.
Norman Tsc~r shattered the one.
mills mark In the same STADIUM dur.
ing the same year. Taher set tis
mile recofd st minutes i.ss sc.
ends.
bob simpson. now u~ut-na nj.
ran the iz0.yard high hurdles In
1855 seconds. breaking all records.
and .gusied the worlds mark 81
"a s-5 seconds for tho sge.yard low
hurdles
George Goulding. tn. great Cana.
dian walker hr~exed right pest the
old mark for the ~evefsmile walk
and 80, the new figure. az 80 min.
utcs 90 - seconds.
Sergeant Jim Duncan broke the
discus record In Paris a few months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

The business men OF SIOUX City.
who now own the Sioux City fran.
chise in the Western league. have
operations. The money will be used
10 secure players. Sioux City quit
the 1918 season with practically
nothing and was last In the league
in about everything. Several csndi-
dates for manager are being consid.
cred. and an announcement Of the
name Of the team leader is expected
soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
Seattle Men
Grab Initial
Battle, II.

TAFT. Cal. March 17.--The
tie baseball club had its firUG II
workout today. when they han(1
the local STANDARD team a lt-e ~
ing here sunday afternoon Is
The work of the Coast league ~.
fieiders was especially. good. VII
Wilson playing high-class hall ~
ra ngy youngster grabbed sevee1
sure hits out of the air during ~
melee. ~
Without In left and Cunninehaw n
center also covered world q
ground.
Capt Murphy showed up we1l "
third. and Lesrd looked good ~ II
keystone sack Eastley. Rojas an
Young divided the pitching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
~" FIVE ARE
VICTORS
ELLENSBURC

The Seattle Y. Al. e. A. basket.
ball team trounced the Ellensburr
men here Saturday night. winning
a to -. Lon Brown. OF the local
squad, was the big scorer OF the
session. running up count of %
points.
Roeener. the visiting center. play.
ed the best game for the Ellensburp
crew.
The local Y. NJ. &. A. squad can
now lay claim to the cage title OF
Washington, as they have defes ted
every team of prominence in the
state. A game with Multnomah may
be arranged to decide the champion
ship OF the Northwest The games
now stand one NIL between these
teams
Doc" Wells. pilot Of the local
squad. has expressed his willing.
ness 90 put his team in the field
against the Portland club men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
NEW LEAGUE
ASKS CLASS
"B" RATING

The sppiics ton OF the proposed
International Nofthwrstsrn be- s<hai l,
league. which will play week end
ball. for q charter in organized
baseball will he on its way 10 the
national baseball commission within
a day or Two
The heads Of the new league met
AT the Bullet hotel SATURDAY after.
noon and elected A. r. Carvey. Of
Vancouver. s-cretary-tre surer OF
the BODY. The president will n.
elected ai the next meeting.
Those who attended the session
were Joe Devin~. Of the local club.
Willis Eagsn. holder Of the Tacoma
franchise. Jimmy Hamilton. repre-.
senting Victoria. and X ". Brown.
Of Vancouver.
The league plans to play ball on
Friday. saturday and SUNDAY. In
the Canadian cities. the league will
operate twice on Friday and satur.
day.
Put Up GusrAntee
The men put up guarantee of
$500 In Liberty Bonds. and 10 nor
cent Of the gross receipts are 20 he
added to this guarantee.
The season viii get under way on
April ~ and win close on septerp.
Der 1.
The league will be rated as n
Class y orgs MIA ton.
Manager Dcvine OF the local squad
has likely lot Of bah players lined
up. Al the present time he has
Jack Goldie. Dave HiIiyard. Frank
Guigni. Nelson, Hoffman and CLAY.
enich under his wing. He expects
Ernie Schorr to return from Cali.
fornis In time to start the season.
He also expects To line up with
some California Coast league team
on a player agreement whereby he
VIII ge, some Of the players turned
aside by the the faster clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

OF the Washington team. returned
from France a sick man. according
TO reports. He was stricken with
pneumonia while with the American
army In France. and has no, rccov-
cred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
Eddie Foy Swings
Wicked Cue; to
Play Hulen Here

EDDIE Foy, the famous conc
dian. who is appearing at the
Moore this week. i- an efficient
baikline and three cushion billiard
player. He win stage couple Of
exhibition matches with Charley
Huisn AZ Brown q Huien's psrlors
during the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

Pitcher cy Fsikenberg, the "hu.
man string" announces that he is
out OF baseball for good. He is
working for an automobile concern
In Toledo. where the veteran player.
Lave Cross. also il employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

keystone Snrk Weakest
second base is the weak spot on
The team at the present time
Nstsher Brown nor Lizard /. quite
up 70 Coast ieaEue standards Leard
y . veteran and made good in the
cunss circuit several years ago. hot
~ n or the down grade az a hall
player. Brown is an average fielder
and q good hitter when he connects
With the apple. but 10 said to have a
hating weakness which would elm
tnate him from the circuit II the
pitchers ever wised up to It.
The pieehlnE staff y wsefully
wenk ~ the present thine. In
fnrt h u the weakeHt staff In
m league. BSwInnn. the Amer
Irsn association twirler. is said
o be abb to deaivev the goods
Aoall~ should get by. and sc
nhauld Eastley. bet tn re~t ~
~ staff are Questionable. Big
~ shoulA make . valuable
us1ls1y man Tar the seattle crew.
II won't be long until the big
loAgucs will start casting off their
sxce1s material and Manager
~1ymer will undoubtedly grab a
,oupIe Of good toesers for the Queen
CITY crew during the pruning sea.
-. The Chicago Cubs are training
Ii California and Clymef might be
ab3e 70 induce Manager Mitchell. Of
she Bruins. TO part with couple Of
huFlerS-
Open Herr April e
the season win open here on April
- insfezd Of the I'D. as expected.
accDeding to Prexy Brewster. The
team will be travelling up from Sac
rwmento ON the zzd-
4 big parade. with several floats.
Win open the first day OF play here
IN Eaton. a local auto dealer.
= II charge Of the parade. and -
unlnx up . snappy event which he
nup0ises win be different from any
thiug that has ever been pulled off
hure before. The Elks' and the
Trn nruortx ton clubs are lining up
.-aposter- ciub~ for the opening day
enme in m effort 10 make y mem
evnbse affair.
The rest OF the Coast league
teams are fast rounding into shape
Oakland Ready
OAKLAND IL perhaps the best fitted
cjub % start the season. The Bay
s~am needs 4 good southpsw pitcher
hofore the team will be complete.
Al the first turnout OF the Oaks
last week Manager Howard trotted
out - players. according to accounts
u the event received here. and Rod
Murphy and Bill sfumph. Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

Oakland is well pleased at the re-.
turn Of outfielder Lawrence Hack,
Miller by the Boston Americans
Miller In big card In the Coast
league and his hitting a tower of
strength to the oaslapsl t~snA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

Stolen hases--i~srd. Wilson. Ritchlo
Sacrifice hit--Aurphx. Bases on balh---
orr Ramey l. off rhurston. Errors--
Lizard. feathers. Wilson. Hit by pitched
bsii--Wiihoit. by Rsmey. Peers ~
Thursteu. Innings pitehed--Ry Easttx
4. by Young J. by Roiss 2 Umpire
Thornton. rime--Two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17
Murphy and
Pantley on
Pool Card

Mickey King. the kangaroo mid.
dleweirhi. and Frank Barrieau. mid.
dleweight king Of Canada. who will
tangie at the Crystal Pool Tuesday.
have put on the finishing touches
10 their training for the big bout.
The middleweight championship Of
Canada will be at stake when these
two boys climb thru the ropes. and
local fans are hooking for one OF the
hest scraps OF the year as each holds
victory over the other. This fight
will go long way toward decid-
ing the supremacy between them.
Bsrriesu has lost but few fights in
his career. and says he expects TO
hang up W. on his record card
Tuesday. King isn't predicting
much. In fact. Mickey never says
much before fight. but lets his
actions in the ring speak for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

This bout promises 10 be rough
affair. according To advance dope
Both men like TO rough Il. and the
fans should see a lot OF action. IL
nothing else.
frankie Murphy has been training
harder for his fight With Frank
Pantley than he hns for any bout
here this season. There's reason.
Pantley put up one grand fight
against the midget Harp" couple
OF weeks ago, and earned a draw
with Murphy. Murphy has been
playing with the other men az his
class in this section thruout the sea.
son and local fans are anxious to
see him take drubbing for a
change. Fans are tickle lot.
Pat Rooney and Mike Gorske.
keavyweights. should put up slam
bang fight. Rooney put Fred Grant
out In his first match here He ear.
rie- a mulIsh punch and h no slouch
in the ring.
Aickey isso~M win tackle ellie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-17

Lewis In The first bout on the bin.
Lewis first moniker doesn't sound
like fight but YOU can mever tell.