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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
BOY
RINGS BELL
FOR FARREN

SAN FRANCISCO. March pa
Willie jackson. New York. was pre-
vented from scoring n Knockout over
Frankie Farren once by the gong.
and once by a kind-hcartcd referee.
Jackson knocked Farrcn cold in
the third. Referee Tommy Laird
had just counted seven over Far
ren's PROSTATE form when the gong
sounded. Farren was revived by the
fourth round sufficiently to stand on
his feet. And that seemed about all
he was capable OF doing. 80 Laird
ended the bout by handing the de
cision 10 the New Yorker
Joe Benjamin showed himself a
better stopper than Jimmy Duffy.
but the bout was called "A draw.
Herb Brodic lost the decision to
frankie Haynie. despite his aggres-
siveness.
The other results: Charlie Moy de-
fea,ed Charlie Jones. Tommy Hayes
defeated Billy Shade and Frank
Tabor drew with Soldier Frank
Mccoy.
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DEL HOWARD
EXPECTS TO
BE IN RACE

OAKLAND. Cal. March 2e.--Del
Howard. manager OF the Oakland
team. In one OF the first Pacific Coast
league leaders TO go on record with
a tentative lineup Of his team. Here's
what Howard thinks about his pres
ent assembly Of ball tossers.
Willie. Lane and Rod Murphy will
score more runs than any other
three men In the league. Hack
Miller. Jack Roche and Rowdy FL
iiott will lick the ball In the neigh
borhood OF .2To. Bill stumpf is n
hard hitter. also.
Buzz Arlett is 100 per cent bet
ter than he was last year. krause.
kremer. Breton. Bonner and Holling
all look fine. particularly Breton.
who will win more games for us
than Prough did. II Hap Morse can
hi, during the season the way he has
been doing in training. second base
win be well guarded.
This is the best looking outfit I
ever had in the league" added
Howard ANY one who tries TO
walk on our necks this year viii get
JOLT that will surprise him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Pitchers Will Get
Real Test Sunday

BAKERsFIELD. Cal. March %.
--McMorran. .Young. Eastley and
Bowman are scheduled to get n real
tryout as Fingers Sunday. when the
Seattle Coast league ball squad lines
up for its first practice game.
Capt. Murphy declared today that
these four pitchers were scheduled
to get into the milling Sunday.
The Northerners are beginning TO
show worlds OF pep, and considerable
big league form.
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The first TO enter the lists since
the war ls Captain Robert Roper
from Virginia. a real fighter for
Uncle Sam with three service stripes
on bis arm. Captain Bob" weighs
iss pounds. - five feet eleven and
thrvs-auarters inches In height. and
Ii only twenty four years old--R real.
husky looking fighting man. Charles
Cutler. this massive wrestler Of prom
inenre. has taken the captain In
charge since his discharge from the
army and IL highly optimistic o. his
ring chances
Cutler will be remembered. too. NJ
the man who dug IN the row fam.
Gus Jest Willard. and who laboscd
long 10 instiii a bi, OF fighting in.
stinct into the present heavyweight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
SEALS SIGN
CRACK CUBAN
OUTFIELDER

SANTA CLARA. Cal. March 22.-
Jacinto Del Calvo. Cuban outfielder.
has accepted terms with Manager
Charley Graham. Of the Seals. taken
up the transportation wired him and
left Havana today for San Francisco.
according 60 telegram received
early this morning by Graham from
the former Seal
The entrance OF Calvo into the Seal
outfit gives Graham no less than
seven outfielders 10 choose from
Fitzgerald. schaiicr. Harper. Cullen,
Connolly. Calvo and Hunter. who will
Join the Seals after the season opens.
when the Seals gathered this
morning at the ball park Rufus Fait
was missing. Graham attached tin.
ware 90, Rufus last night. Rufus
motored TO San Francisco against
the wishes OF Graham on Thursday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Eddie Talks Much
But Falls Down
When T est Comes

In spite OF his loud boasts. Ed
die Foy. famous comedian. who
entertained Moore theatre pa.
irons during the past week. drop.
ped every billiard mix with
Charley Huien which they played
At Brown and Huien's pariors-
The closest score WAS register.
ed on wednesday night when
Hulcn passed the wire with IS
threecushion points while Eddie
was running w -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
By RoBERT l.. RIPLEY

WIN the war produce a great rims
Champion
VIII the hundreds % thousands Of
perfectly trained men. imbuea with
the fighting spirit. develop glove
champion such as we have never
seen befcres Boxing was made
compulsory In the army. Practical
~ all 81 our Sinrs champions were
appointed boxing Instructors In the
cansonments. The game was taught
10 thousands Of IN. boys by these
experts. Boxing bouts were held
almost every night and big ciimi.
nation tournament was staged every
50 often among one and half mil.
lion OF perfectly trained men. What
will be the result
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champion. willard rewarded Cut
ler's efforts by deserving him az soon
as be was bit successful.
Captain Roper has engaged In
three battles since his return TO the
United States. a draw with Jack
Hemple. Wizards rparrsnx partner;
victory over Garry Raader. the
Milwaukee amateur champion. and
Knockout victory over Terry kel
lar. the Western heavyweight Cap
tain bob" looks like the real thing
At present there In under way In
Europe gigantic elimination boz.
ing tournament. The champions Of
the dlffersn; divisions win meet In
Paris next month 10 determine the
real champions Of the army. IL viii
be interesting TO watch develop
snentr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Leach Cross Will
Manage Earl Baird

Leach Cross. the fighting dentist
Of New York, will manage the ring
affairs OF Earl Baird. Seattle battler,
In the future. according TO word re
ceived here from the South. Char
ley Hulen. of Seattle. was managing
Baird. but was unable TO make the
trip with him TO California. and so
the agreement was terminated.
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no JUNIOR SERIES

LOS ANGELES. March s2.-There
will be no junior worlds series this
fall TO decide the minor leagues
championship, according to a letter
received by the Los Angeles base
ball club from Thomas J. Hickey,
president OF the American Associa.
ton. Hickey says he fears such a
series would be losing proposition.
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'1,icago Cubs Are


q LOS ANGELES. March 22.-The
c6fcaGo Cubs are due in Pasadena
might. in time to gnaw a few bones
More going to bed. unless their
s13n has been delayed by storms.
Los Angeles fans and baseball
'nnonates are planning 10 b. on hand
D give the Beariets real welcome.
he Cubs win begin training imme-
nfelr
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GOLF UNDER WAY

DEL MONTE. Cal. March e.
Del Monte win be the oaddies' para.
disc for the opening days OF the new
Pebble Beach links. A "talkfest
contest" win be held saturday and
Sunday. during which play the gal.
lery will be expected TO shout. whis-
tie and do everything possible to dis.
tract the attention of the contest
nnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
IOTTAWAS TAKE
FIRST ICE NIX
IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. y. c.. March ~
Chasing three goals into the Van
couver nets in the first ten minutoo
of the game. the Ottawa hockey
squad cinched the first puck mix
with Vancouver in the consolat1ou
series being held here.
The Fasteners skated the houno
team ragged, and their big lad
ciinched the game for them.>
III Ottawa rings up win on Mon
day. in the second scheduled tilt, the
series is over The players do not
set paid for playing the third game.
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Zbyszko Wins Mat
Honors From Lewis

NEW YORK. March 22.--Throw-
ing Ed c'strangler'D Lewis. OF Lex.
ington. KY. with n body hold after
hour. % minutes and 80 seconds OF
action. Wiadek Zbyszko. won the
worlds mat title here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Cleveland Player
Now on Way Home

NAPA. Cal. March 22.--word was
received here today from Louis
Guisto. former Portland Coast league
ball player. and later OF the Cleve-
land Americans. that he will sail for
home after April from France.
where he had large hand in sub
DUNG the Huns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
lASEBALL IS
UNDER WAY
AT SCHOOLS

Lincoln and Franklin held their
80 baseball turnouts yesterday.
Prospects 1t both high schools are
Eg1ght for winning teams.
11ore than 30 candidates answered
~ cAll at Lincoln. Kellogg. catch
-: oandeli. pitcher: Magnussen. Da-
~ and Brassford. infielders. and
1nnI1ett and harris. ouffielders. have
o1Door places almost cinched.
three letter men were among the
81 nen who answered the summons
~ shs Mount Baker school. Frank
- = IN sad need OF battery men.
The other four city high school are
|expected 10 start practice Monday.
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|;;|'''|1|IS|i

Bowling in sensational form. six
teams In the City league rolled snore
than the 1000 mark las, night The
Ideals scored the high mark with
i.o2s. bu, they dropped the odd game
to the New Richmond hotel five. both
squads rolling over the 1000 mark.
The Pope siblcy team held on TO it's
one game lead when II copied two
out OF three games from Rube's cafe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Hunefeld Scores
Easy Win in Bout

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March "a
Willie Huncfeid left no doubt as to
his victory over Billy soules. when
they met at Vernon In four rounds
last night. He walloped soules TO a
fine finish. but couldn't score a
knockout
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rank Foyston to
Become q Benedict

Frank Foyston. popular Seattle
kockey star. viii become a benedict
tier the big world series games
e1en Tiffany. a Seattle girl. is TO
come Mrs. Frank Foyston.
I The couple will leave for trip to
- Hawaiian islands after the cere-
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PfTTSBrRC. March s2.-Hans
Wagner has yielded 20 the blandish.
ments Of friends and II IL announced
he will run for the office OF commits
sioncr Of Allegheny county. PA. one
drawback TO Hans candidacy " that
he has no party affiliations. but will
run az an independent n he finally
decides TO make the race.
PHILADELPHIA. March ga
Manager Jack Coonbs. OF the Phil
lies. signed young Brooklyn school
boy pitcher by the name Of George
Casazza He1i have to change tina,
name before he gets very far. lie
Is a left-handcr. only 10. yet he stands
six feet and weighs It's pounds
Some boy.
Manager Ed Barrow has had the
last say In the discussion as 10 wha;
position Babe Ruth should play for
best results. lie says Babe will
pitch and pinch hit and will not be
worked around Ia different positions
as he was last year. Ruth should
be satisfied now. since he asked to
know.
The 81. Louis Cardinals are load
ing up on young college pitchers
The latest 10 be signed halls from
the University OF Iowa and Is named
Arthur c. Reinhardt. He IL a left
handler. and has been In military
service. Scout Charley Barrett
spotted him while gumshoeing for
the Detroit club. but Detroit passed
him because OF war conditions and
now that peace has come Barrett
signs him for the Cardinals.
Miller Higgins has only three
catchers on his list at the present
time but he expects TO have another
In line before the Yankees begin
work at Jacksonville. The Identity
Of the backstop yet to be corrallcd
remains In doubt. but Higgins says
he Is a youngster who is said 10 give
promise OF future greatness. RuoI.
Hannah and Baldwin are the three
backstops already In the Yankee
fold and II Baldwin performs up to
the predictions waiting eastward
from the Pacific Coast league he has
fine chance of sticking with the
club. II IL expected that Ruel viii
do most Of the catching for the
Yanks in the coming campaign. His
hitting or lack OF II viii settle the
case. as there is no doubt about his
ability behind the bat
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Portland and
Seattle Boys
TO Mix Here

Twcniy.four rounds Of boxing
fare will be on tap at the Cry~
tai Pool Tuesday In four.roun6
packages. with Frank BarTiena,
the Californian who slipped tn
rnxaxa 10 Mickey King II fsss
Pool q week ago. and ''TjllIe
Kid" Herman. the Mexican
battier. billed for the main evenf.
In the other five bouts seatt1s
boys viii be pitted against n,lte
singers from the Rose City.
There never n any love Lost ~
tween Seattle and Portland box-
ers-not since Seattle outgrew
the Oregon hamlet. at least.
Morrie Lux will make his return
TO the local ring In the semi-wsndup
against You Can't Knock Me OUT
Mitchell sid has been coming along
By leaps and bounds lately and adj
mits IA himself Seattle fans used to
see Sid quite often but this IL the
first time in many moons that sid
ttsAN VHfn E'I'AlAEu " " f1t - iii - A410
ropes here. Mitchell has fought .
draw with Johnny Mccarthy. the
famous street car pilot Of the Golden
Gate. was robbed In Tacoma when
Payiowa Shock. the Tacoma referoe,
awarded his first mix with the slug
gfng Harp TO the Californian and
fought two draws with kid" Her.
man. since his comeback. II -
household history that Sid can kieD
the canvas and crawl back on HE
fee, more times than are countab)e.
Sid will be running up against .
clever ring man when he starts -
pursuing Lux. because this Morfto
fellow is a regular kitten in the ring
and Is harder to hit than the front
door keyhole on a dark night
Heavyweights Billed
Frank Kendall. Portland heavy.
weight. viii show his wares against
Young Hector. the big Bremerton
gentleman who rang the bell f0f
Steve Reynolds at the Eiks' club
smoker recently.
Both OF these babies would mako
good blacksmIths, and some one -
due TO drop when they cavort- Hec-
tor gets awful rough with that right
and fixings for Kendall IL the Brem-
erton lad ever lands. According -
reports from Portland. Kendall u
pretty capable OF taking care Of him
self.
Billy Nelson. who has Just been
discharged from the army. will shou
against our own Leo Houck. BilIy
says thru his manager. Bob Evans,
that he IL going to make Leo rcmen'
Der the fight with Jack Pickfof1
when Jack knocked Leo for : 0
in the movies. Tndouhtediy<
win arise 20 remark that the ~
in the movies was fixed--but sn6o
ing Is believing"
Quartet OF Feathers
A quartet OF good featherweiehc1
will tangle on the bill. Ted HOke,
one OF the stars OF Bob Evans stnl)G
OF Portland fighters. Is going to oeC
a chance TO perform here with 1oC
Hoke Is said to be one q
the best men OF his weight in CoaSo
boxing circles. Joe viii make IN
going kinda rough for the wil1atD-
cite valley hoy. because little H.
packs around couple Of dreameru
in his snitts and the lights % ont
for the other guy when Joe haminee6
en-.
In the opening event Lackey MOI
row. the sturdy Seattle feather
weight. Ia due TO go against Earl
Zimmerman. another Portland Bog.
Lackey may not be able to 80 -
because OF an injured mitt. but ne 4
expected 10 show. Zimmerman y
able TO deliver the goods. II Portlan1
reports are true.
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Babe Ruth Signs
Contract at Lat

BOSTON. March 2s.--Babe Ruth.
the famous hallplayer. who has been
a ho.dout. came to terms with Presi-
dent Frazee. OF the Boston Red Sux.
today and signed contract for the
coming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Hall Men Are to
Settle Schedule Row

g Los ANGELES. Cal. March 22.--
Northern baseball clubs better look
1T for Jim Morley. business man.
E<Ger Of the Angels. when they meet
r San Francisco. next week to set
/ - the Coast league schedule wran-
Morley win carry a vote in each
1T.
Nj H has been named 10 represent
18th Vernon and Los Angeles at the
eeting.
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DUBUQUE. Iowa. March ga
Johnny Meyers. Chicago middle
weight wrestler. won two out OF
three falls from Heinie Engel. Of
Dubuque. here last night.
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Ice Teams to
Play Second
Title Battle

Les canadiens and the Seattle
Netroroiitans are primcd for their
second battle OF the worlds puck
sertcs. which will be STAGED at the
local Arena tonight.
The Fasteners. who were plainly
pouicd by the Western seven man
rules "Wednesday. win he playing
their own game tonight. because the
nm'man game. with the Eastern pen.
! atty system. will be in vogue tonight
Both managers are confident OF
xsctory. Manager Kennedy. pilot Of
~ visitors. says that the 10 defeat
nndcd his men on "Wednesday was
criterion Of the true strength OF
~ clubs. because his men were AZ.
ecssd by the warmer climate and
hey were playing a different style
~ game. and were skating In a
q @DAnee rink
Predicts Repeater
fese Muidoon. the local skipper.
- that his men trounced them
sQ1ce. and they viii do 1t again.
Nnoer the sixman rules. the cen
Ice region Is shortened consider.
10y. and ax no passing forward OF
- puck IL allowed except in the
liter Ice. IL will greatly affect the
sing game Of the seattle squad.
~ Individual work will feature
o1otght's play.
IN the six man game the position
- rover Is eliminated. and there Is a
Z oman defense. Instead OF the
lQe customary here.
sack Walker. Seattle rover. will
moved mp TO the center position.
W1lle Kennedy viii start I.aionde at
nter and bench cieghorn.
New Penalty Rule
n Eastern penalty system re
p lres that there shall be substi.
Q1e sent In for every player sent 10
~ penalty bench. This assures six
oa on the ice at all times
with Bernie Morris being held up
~ Camp Lewis aud Mum Murray
IN somewhat under the weather
N - IN tnJurfu manu- INV StAttEc
ia viii be favored BY the six man
nse. because they will have two
-. In Murray and Mcdonald.
10y 20 Jump into the fray. After
fray WAS clipped on the hand
odne~day. the Seattle squad was
Nshout q single substitute with sew
n men on the ice.
Norris. who IL being held at Camp
Y wio on a draft evasion charge.
\ ~ yet be released in time 20 play
4 n Mondays game.
Yhe tickets for the game were
otty well disposed OF. and standing
1 IUom pasteboards are expected TO be
q premium long before the Arena
Goorn open tonight
The teams viii line up as follows:
n mnntfxA La C-nradirug
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when '-rillie Kid" Herman steps
into the ring with Frank Earrieau.
the California battler. at the Crystal
Pool Tuesday night. he Will be run
ming into one Of the toughest ring
assignments that he has ever
tackled.
The Mexican IL an experienced
ring man himself and many local
fans are stringing with the Pert.
lander to outpolnt the rugged Bar
rieau.
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A lizard cannot afford to lose a

leg. but II you seize him by the tail
off over the rocks. leaving II in
he says. "Good.by. tall" and scurries
your hand. As for the starfish. the
piece broken off in short time
mends matters by growing a whole
new body " fit that pieca
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Ar =. ~. q. A. MEETING

- Bfrd'sEye View OF the Book Of
|Ao6vr will be the topic discussed at
<1he ~. w. G. A. fellowship meeting.
oe1tlay afternoon.
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~ TO be dcplorcd. The Interests OF
an citlsens Ia having good municipal
government are, aad ought TO be,
Identical. No claaa should ncck, 0r
hope Tor my class advantage In the
administration OF the city government
and is Incredible that there can be
an efoort In that direction. The wage
Garner. struggling 20 make a living
ahd a home tor his family, mas The
same sort Of interest In good govern
mcnt, pavement Of s~trects. sanitation,
sewcrage. police protection. proven
tion OF fircs. health regulations. main-
teuanCe OF schools and all other forms
OF municipal activities. as the cm-
ploycr OF labor or plutocrntic citizen
who lives IN q palatiai residence on
Copper aNcnuo or In the highlands.
and there should he no class division
In city politics between him and the
other citizens. II IL to be hoped mat
there viii be no such division. and Il
Is tatc to ray that any man who
seeks 10 create such a division Is not
animated by a desire Cor The public
Eoud. but by Interior motives which,
VI brought TO ight, would moet with.
public condemnation.
The great objection to THE change Ia
that u will not work for the pnbliu
good. ttv men will not do the work
ANAAANfN Wv WI w ANNffs
An old provcrb. hnllowcd by ccntur-
icS OF reuetition. n wen worthy Of
consideration. A provcrb has been
aptly defined as the wisdom OF an
tiqnity crystullizcd into n pithy
phrase" aud II n well for us to con-
sider n little the wisdom OF the an
cieuts and remembering hat there
o. ne new thing under the sun" tE.c-
cieslcstcn i.al to pay heed To old
proverbs. The one applicable Is that
many cooks spoil the BROTH and
this ia specially applicable to govern
mental affairs. ANY one who has had
experience with committees OF CONF
missions viii TESTIFY that the larger
the committee tho more cumhrous
and inefficient Is II In the discharge
OF It's duties.
A consideration OF congressional
methods will show how this has been
found TO be practically tru". The
membership Of b committee OF con-
rreszs n numcrotn, mainly 30 as %
give representation to the varying in
tcrests 81 different parts Of the ou
Try and Of different kinds of business,
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THE trees NJ the OLA orchnrs ana
4 the hunhes alonc the oid SION,
wall. even he trees of tha Green
Forest. were mi OF feathercd mid
gets. memuers OF the great warbler
mmilyt most OF whom we're hn.t sfop-
ping over FOR q dny or two on their
way north. Peter rabbit had watch
ed hem until his eyes echod and az
yet haa failed TO recognize NJ Of
MS old acquaintancca Suddenly n
dafted down and snappcd up a ny
almost under Peters very nose, then
was BACK up In q tree before Peter
could get HIS breath.
SITS Zee-Zec the R~cdstart,s' cried
Peter juyously. u would know Zee
Zee enywhere, I Just love him. DO
you know who he reminds me Of,
Jenny Wrcng"
."Who9" demanded Jenny
"colav no nr,nls ra,l,.s p.,.-
promptiy. @onlv. Of course hes
evcr snd .a 49,
All black and white ana orange Just
as Colby Is. only there isn't quite 30
much orange on him"
For INST m tpst,p, zee-zc. w.s
SIN Win nj ,.ti snr..a Uis h,.d
throat ana hact yerc hiact rhcrc
W. 4 biark h,na ,c-oss "a. .rd -
mis- taii and. bi,rt strinc dovyn me
middle 81 n Ibe 80 uss brlebt
orange. ON each wing Was a nafch
Of orange and bEs .iJes vrc,o - me
same color Tndcrn.atp he VS.
Uhite fiogsa 80. ~ - vi,t.
ofnnce
nj, IT,
w tel ~ Instant was Nee-N,e
ali .iert- a; nnfiss s be esnehi INV
insects 80 snan ne, pc,cs ,a,i.I