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New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Golf Gossip

Taxing advantage of the fine golhng
weather yesterday j. H. McClement
played q round of the Marine and Field
Club with Teddy Galligan, the clubs
professional, in which he was beaten
by 7 up and 6 to play The pro" was
on ms game and did the course in 10.
Their scores were:
Trddy GalHgan.
Ss' I" ...:...t ...:...:....' sas s-N-7o
j. II. Mcclcment:
2s' % ............i ........i ! : siss, s-is
Fat Doyle, professional Of the Deal
Golf and Country Club, has gone south
for the winter.
Teddy Galligan and Jimmy Crossan
will start IN indoor golf school at the
Pouch Mansion, in Clinton Avenue, on
Wednesday next.
The Flainficld Country Club, which
now owns 122 acres Of ground over
which IL 1S-holc course is laid out.
has purchased sixty acres adjoining
the property and will lay out 9-holc
course some time next summer. They
own everything free End clear and do
'ot believe in moving along too fast,
- tno now 9-hclc course viii be n
matter of 1920.
At the big jubilee dinner to-day Of
the Western Golf Association, prior 10
the( annual meeting, Marquis Eaton,
chairman cf the Chicago branch Of the
Red Crosa, will award the medals to
last ycar's workers for the cause. The
rdost earnest worker wag Chick Evans,
tbe national amateur and open cham
pion, and prominent among others are
Jock Hutchinson, james Barnes, Bob
Macdonald, Bobby Jones and Kenneth
Edwards,
Cyril Walker will doubtless leave for
he WcN about the middle Of February,
az he takos possession Of his ncw posi-.
tion al tho Golden Valley Coli Club,
IM.nneapoIie, March !.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Wild Bill 'as Manager

Bill Donovan, former manager Of the
Kew York Yankees and coach last gen-
son for the Detpfot club, resigned his
position last night as coach of the
Tigers and accepted the management Of
the Jersey City team in the new Inter
aAtieunI Leaguc
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
horace Mann Defeats
Hamilton by 20 to 10

"'faee Mann handed Hamilton In
81 s's defeat by a score Of 20 to
pJa.na a their annual basketball game
say s no. On the formers court yester-
nsra me yictors' team woEkwas the
r. accurate
len sss r and Lewis accounted for the
Yez,s 'sses n Mann points through field
x,;ss. fuiieyn and Eder scored sixteen
~ Tor Horace Mann.
.. ne lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Eastern District Team
Smotilers Erasmus Hall


Eastern District High School smoth-
cred the Erasmus Hall High School
basketball team by g score of 80 to
20 in a contest of the Brooklyn bor-
ough division championship at the 47th
Regiment Armory yesterday Erasmus
was considerably weakened through the
absence of its star guards, who are
suffering under the faculty ban for
backwardness in studies.
Eastern gained lead of IS to 8 in
the first half and more than equalled
this total in scoring at will in the sec
ond period. Barnes and McMullen were
by far the stars for Erasmus, while the
Barshay brothers and ZamoT played
prominently for Eastern. The latter
players are champion of their borough
and are to shortly play Clinton for the
city title.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Seven Yicotries in Row
For Barnard School

Barnard School stretched its consecu
tive victories to seven and incidentally
handed Ethical Culture School it's first
defeat of the season in theirs annual
basketball contest on the Barnard
SCHOOL court yesterday. The score was
- to l9. The setback also terminated
EthcaFs record Of seven straight
games
After hurricane first period. which
found both teams tied at the end at
lo-all, Barnard clinched the victory
through It's more consistent playing in
the second half. The Barnard squad
proved itself abctter all around COM
bnatlon, while Ethical based its hopes
largely on the ability of Kurtz. its can
tain. Kurtz alone scored II points for
ms team. Robertson collected Is points
for Barnard
The lineup as follows:
BARNARD (23) Pos ETHICAL 0M
bottles .............L. F...........K Kurtz
arreli. eli.............R r. F......... Brennan
ltopertson ....,..... C. ........ Doolittle
I'%he. e.............L. l.. Levine
Hubbel. ..........R. G........ Wilenschick
Substitutes-T Bailey for Farrell Can,n-
bell for Tighe, Goals from field-Barnard :.
Bolles a.. Farrell 0l. Bailey (2). Robert
son (5l Ethical Culture: Kurtz a. Rron-
nan (D. Goals from Robertson ~
Kurt 90. Referee William r Cooke
Springfield Training. Tine of halvcsWI5
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
Erasmus Beaten
By Close Rivals
In Hockey Contest

Erasmus Hall High School sustained
an unexpected setback when it was
soundly trounccd by Manual Training
High Sehol in contest OF the Brook
lyn-Long Island lnterscholastic Hockey
League chan pionship1 series at the
Brooklyn Ice Palace last night. The
final score Of 4 goals to and at all
times Erasmus, the 1913 champions,
tailed their rivals
In the second half Of the double
header, Commercial High Schol scored
shutout over BOYS High School when
,. scored three goals curing the last
Sah OF the second period. Manuals
fletory IS the second in as maay
sames and places the Seventh Ave
hle boys IN the lead for the title.
mere we're many lively scrimmages
eulihg winch some of the boys used
.neir sucks rather roughly. Among
,acse caught by the referee were Bob
naii' the Erasmus captain and star,
mo was penallzed twice for a total OF
our minutes. His enforced idlencgs
as costly to MS team. Sparks, the
aahdai forward, was also set down for
no minutes.
me Boys High Commercial game
"as hrst and devoid Of any unneceg-
1fy playing. After staving off Com
.asfclai attacks for more than twenty
alnqfes, the Boys' High offense then
rascAed with Feinler scoring twice and
sg once for Commercial.
me lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

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- ;tsssss u H'l,sey for E8r1,Jsdss Go4,a ffofa
fs%sss, ppssi;n fief, q. i,lissgn g. ysu neH-
szsts, f e,ssfvncoe. Hsnsiltysf,..ffssse u.
~ ttsgs. 49, fs< 'fpu fs5ssi> i>jer u ;sessree
sss'ss = sf''apoia. Y.fas Of haIses, - ai{a u
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18
llrasnlus l2Ol

=, Eastern 600. Pos. Erasmus (20
Ia!noH .,..............R Il. j. T.............. Bare,
~. Bafshay ..........L, F................ Linoki
nc"k,oN !, McNIullen
Cherry ................L C. Chinur,ni
Substitues-Wcincr for Silver Cohen for Wencr
moore for Cohen Barnett for Zanoff. Salyacca for
H. Barshay, trdcrch for Il. Barshay Goals
from field: Eastern District zamon (5), II Bar
shay TO- Vengrovc %. X. Bashay t2l. Salvacca
"; Erasmus Ilall-Barnes (j). Iinoki ~. Me
Mullen 90. Goals from foul Barnes (2) zalnor
81, Nensroye 90. Rcfcrcc-Shapiro. Commercial
liigl school Iime of halvcs-20 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

The management of the Newark
Sportsmen' Club sent us note last
night. stating that if we would take
thetube under the Hudson at midnight
tonight. unaccompanied dressed in n
Prince Albert coat, white satin waist
coat. black slouch hat, gas mask, a
handkerchief over our eyes, plugs in
our ears and gerdenia in our button
hole, we shall be met in Hoboken by
n stranger dressed like the masked
marvel
This individual will take us by the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

ssl ssssssa training a.. Position Erasmus Han ~
lssTs .'''''''-. g. Huntington
fss,h,,... -..+.......... G F. Han
ssssks T. .............,.- -CroHa
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s.a a, a~'f' Rollins (cfssosis), SO: Gala
"a sssAas2 - i9 =: Fern fManpsiJ. n 50. Ser
slss. sDasss lAsas1lJ 800 Peaaties-Iis1J' = so
80 sesssts ash zoo fs ashngf. sparks 2 90 firip.
sasssis, 4S''stes~ieai Hgw&fd Tine VI haIyss--iJ
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

Teddy Galligan and Jimmy Crossan
viii start IN indoor golf school at the
Pouch Mansion, in Clinton Avenue on
Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

Fat Doyle, professional Of the Deal
Golf and Country Club, has gone south
for the winter
New-York tribune., 1919-01-18

The lineup follows 4:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
Vernon Wins
Coast Flag
on Last Day
Mitchell Makes Great Play
and Saves Tiger Team

LOS ANGELES. oct. Gin one Of
the greatest finishes in the history OF
the Coast league. Vernon COPIED both
games Of double bill from Los An
geles here yesterday. and walked off
with the Coast league flag on the last
day Of the season.
With n score Of 10 2 In the ninth
inning. Ellis reached third for Los
Angeles. with two out and kept on
for the plate on Niedhoffa bounder TO
Dell. which he whipped over 10 Edo
ington. on first base. Nlehoff was
safe. and Ellington heayed the ball
frantically 20 third TO catch Ellis
coming into third base. Ellis passed
third. and Mitchell. Vernon short
fielder, pulled the pennant saving
play by leaping high into the air and
bringing the ball down with bis glove
hand. He leaped 20 third base and
touched Ellis with the ball as the
veteran tried with his last effort TO
slide back into the bag.
The second game was ended when
the crowd aurged into the field In
the sixth inning. the score being to
3, Vernon leading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
eeeNDfn T7SB %
5E13e3513l;2 &c Il r..

Johnny Noyo OF st. Paul IS the
only lightweight contender developed
In the West the past year. Noye.
only % years old. has boxed most
OF the top-notehers the past year and
has given good account Of himself
In every appearance. His perform.
ance the past three weeks puts him
In class by himself 80 FAR as West.
ern lightwciEhts are concerned. on
Labor day at Denver Soye gave
Charley White a real lacing in 10
rounds. on September 10 in the
same ring Noye knocked out Red"
Doian OF New Orleans In the second
round OF a is-round bout. on Sep.
TENDER % he knocked out ]. Rose In
three rounds. Jack Hammer. Denver
promoter. has closed with Mike Col
Inns. Noye's manager, for Noyc to
box Lew Tender rs rounds in Octo.
Der. IL Lightweight Champion Benny
Leonard can be induced TO box Noye
rs rounds to n decision In Denver
Noye has agreed 10 box for nothing
just for shot at the title. Noyo
has developed a terrific knockout
punch. He has been working with
Mike Gibbons the past year. Mike
declares Johnny Noyc hits harder
than any middiewcsght he has ever
boxed That is why Soye would like
70 get chance 10 hit Benny Leon.
ard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
Grid Game
Will Come
BackStrong
Coast Football Is Due for a
Big Boost This Season

BAN FTtAECfSCO. oct. G.--United
Presa) High up In the list OF nota-
BILE post -war comebacks chalk up the
intercollegiate football game on the
Pacific coast. with the veterans who
dropped their studies TO fight crowd
cd for their places by tho youngsters
developed In battalion. regimenial or
training station teams. the teams will
be stronger than ever this year.
With the return OF Stanford
university to the game after an alb
sence Of 10 years. during which rugby
was It's official autumn game. tho
cnlarRing Of the Pacific Coast con-
ference and scheduling Of games with
teams In other Western sections, this
season will definitely give a line on
which Far West championships can
be doped.
The former Northwest conference.
which included the universities Of
Oregon. Washington and Idaho.
Washington State college. Oregon
Agricultural college and Whitman
college. has been extended 90 take In
the. University Of California, Stanford
and University OF Southern Callfor-
MIA In addition 20 these games de-
Gliding the Pacific coast champion
ship. Southern California university
viii play the University Of Utah.
which will be factor in the Rocky
Mountain conference. and Montana
university. OF the Montana confer
cnce. will play Whitman. Idaho and
Washington State. Nevada and
Arizona universities will also meet
Coast conference teams.
In addition. ST. Mary's college. OF
Oakland. Calf, II negotiating 20
bring Notre Danes eleven 10 the
Coast for n game 10 decide Catholic
college supremacy.
An added incentive 20 winning the
Pacific coast grid championship Is
the selection OF the seasons winning
team 10 meet the best Eastern
varsity In n special Eas,-west foot
ball game at Pasadena Calf, New
Years day. In the last contest. jan
uary /, 1917. the University OF Oregon
defeated Pennsylvania. Is to 0.
Service football. which over
Swallowed the collegiate game for two
seasons. has waned in importance. as
practically all OF the stars OF the
Mare Island Marines and other win
ming eleyens are back under college
colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
by JOHNNY EvERs

written for the United Prcasl
CHICAGO. Oct G.--Mo-t Of
the wise ones figure the White
Sox will profit by yesterdays va
cation. caused by the rain. In my
opinion. the Iay.off won't cut
any figure In the series.
While Gleason has been en-
ablcd 10 rest his pitching stars.
Moran's twiriers have had the
same advantage.
Todsy's game ought to be hard
fought. Both clubs have had a
rest and n chance TO ease up the
strain. Lefty Williams may give
the Reds a battle. lie IL known
To be strong In n comeback
against clubs that have beaten
him. Nevertheless. Z look to
see the Reds win. The momen.
tum they have gathered In the
first four games should carry
them thru today.
Hold EIier Is very likely TO
pitch for Cincinnati. lie Is n
pitcher just as capable as the
huriers who have already deliv-
cred. II the day IN cloudy. he
will have double advantage.
Speed Is one Of his main assets.
Also, he Is fresh. not having
faced the Sox ms yet. lie Il very
anxious for his chance.
II IL possible that Moran will
decide 10 start Keuther In the
fifth game. lie figures Reuther
"a good for another game any
time he starts. Pats final seIec-
tion will depend on what pitcher
Gleason sends out.
II Filler and Williams hook up,
the Sox have chance 10 win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
Western Clubs Had Edge On
Eastern Men in Big Leagues
West Was Center OF Baseball Strength This Season; Both
Pennant Winners Came From Western Half Of Big
Time Circuits

halved a doubie.header with the Ath.
ictics. One Of the Browns gaines
with Boston was prevented by rain.
else their showing might have been
worse than IL was.
The Chicago Cubs made the best
record in the National league In the
final International series. The Cubs
won nine Rames and lost but four
10 the visiting trans. Cincinnati
won seven and lost four. The Giants.
who curled up and quit on the final
trip. got an even break In i2 games
played Pitfsburg made a strong bid
for third place by winning 10 and
losing but six. but the Cubs. ms in
dicatcd. STAYED them off. Brooklyn's
third place hopes were sauciched
when they could win but six out Of
- played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

II golf balls were standardized II
would not help the game much un.
lees large. light ball was selected
small, heavy ball was used the long
hittsra would stiii continue TO get
their distance and the llght hitters
would get no place.
r. w. Nlhble;t. golf ball expert.
who had much experience on the
other side In making golf balls before
coming to this country. suggested
the other day that II rule was
passed forhiddlng n golfer 10 play
with any hall except one that would
float In water. golf would be a game
where every ono would have a
chance--fhat In any onc Of the so
called good players. The long hit
tcrH would not be able 20 get such
a tremendous advantage on the
other players. and some OF the other
golfers would play n better game
and get more distance because they
would find the Hight ball more 20
their liking after playing with IL for
while.
Many golfers play with heavy
bah because they hate 10 admit that
they are not hard hitterH. Ask any
golfer who Is a good player whether
he Il a hard or an easy hitter. and
he will invariably tell you he hits
tho han hard. This liz often because
he doesn't know that the hardhit
BAH in not always the best. The
golfer with the perfect swing can
sweep tn. ball away from the tire and
get a long distance. but he requires
lighter ball than tho hard hitter
does.
The duffcr who hates 90 play with
a fioatcr because he thinks fioatcrH
are made only for women. would
save n lot OF balls that find their
way to tho bottom 81 brooks and
ponds. lie would likewise improve
his game unless he ranks as n very
hard hitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
LayoH Won't Cut Any Figure
in Big Series, Says Euers

today; but u would be their last
victory Of the series. rs Moran's
southpaws. Sallee and Reuthcr.
are almost certain TO win on
their home grounds. I say this,
realizing Dickie Kerr may OPP
pose one Of them. believe
Kerr viii give the Reds trouble
again. but bedieve they win
heat him next time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
|gI@TgA
|2SAHDG

Have you thought OF your aiibi for
picking the wrong team YETI
One more world series and Eddie
Collins will be able to pay the rent.
Why do baliplayers 30 10 the farm
In the winter and play ball In the
summer when they should be farm.
ing7
What's tho namcf Willard
No-o-o-o. don't re---Oh. yes. he was
n heavyweight. wasn't her
There's only two towns in Ohio.
Toledo and Cincinnati.
All the romance il out OF football.
The heroes have cut their hair.
Babe Ruth can take II easy now
and just slap out triples.
IT'S gonna be tough on clay pigeons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
Will Star of
1917 Tits Hurl?

WIN Urban Faber. star OF the 1917
worlds title games. be the dark
horse Of the seriea7 That Is what
baseball fans are wondering today
turnout the country. With only
three dependable huriers. Gleason
may need urban's services before the
series il over. Faber hurled four
games against the Giants. winning
three starts. lie has had n sore
arm most OF this season and hasn't
been Of much use 10 the alabaster.
hoscd troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
ELECTED GRID PRExy

Charles Lavine. the well known
9rtdiron player and manager. has
been elected president OF the Chicago
Football league. which comprises
nine home teams and nine travelling
teams. The season win open the sec.
ond Sunday In October. and continue
for nine weeks. George Smith was
elected vice president: Gil vierlIng.
secretary. and r.. Diamond. treasu-
rer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

jimmy Dcforr~>t. who trained
Jack Dempsey for his fight with
Willard. has taken charge 81 n
young heavy hit named
George funny. who. hc thinks.
has championship possibilities.
Tunny claims to have defeated
Bob Martin. the soldier. who won
the heavyweight championship II
the Amer lean expediiionary
forces I'm France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
Todd Champs.
Annex Puget.
Sound Title.
Defeat South Park Nine in
Terrible Exhibition of
National Game

With the players thinking Il was
= felony 10 catch the ball. the Todd
shipyard nine walloped the South
Park crew aud cllnched the Puget
Sound baseball title Sunday The
final count was II TO s.
II was murder. There may have
been worse baseball played some.
where. sometime. but we don't see
how.
South Park made 10 errors dur.
Ink the fray while the Todd men
made but one. Thomson. at first
base for South Park. was the chief
offender. making four boots.
Wei. to make long story other.
wise. the Todds started the scoring
In the second frame. chasing over
four runs-on a walk. errors By
Thomson ana kelchner and singles
~ Mcdonald and Daley. The
south Park crew came right back
with four in the third half OF the
frame when Daley lost control and
w.-skcl couple and injected wild
pitch. single BY Denny and a
double over the RICH, field. fence BY
Kelchner.
Nearly Hit on Head
In the third Fvrrini. In left field
for the Park nine. nearly got hit
on the head BY Harper's fly and
Harry reached second. Harper
came over with the aid OF a wild
heAve to second by Thompson In an
effort to catch him at second base.
south Park registered twice In
their half on two more walks By
Daley. Barr and Porrini were
passed and Stoke moved EN- up
with q sacrifice. Denny was safe
Ct first base when Dailcy's throw
q the plate to catch Barr was slow.
Prato hit one into right and Por.
ttni scored. while Huffman threw
cut Prato at first.
The shipyard workers cvened II up
again n the fourth when Andreason
got life on Barr's wild heave to
first. He stole second and came
over on a couple Of force plays.
Davis took up the burden for the
Todd men In the fourth and was
wilder than a Russian Red shot
with vodka. He walked four men
b the fifth and South Park went
Into the lead.
Bum Base Running
Thompson led off with single
IN the sixth and Keichner walked.
Thomsen forced Thompson at third.
Davis 10 Hedigan. Barr then poied
one into left field for two sacks and
KsIchner. registered. but Barr ran
Thomson off OF third and the South
EArk leader was out between third
and home.
Well. then II happened. Singles
By Harper. Mcdonald. Hedlgan and
Andreason. mixed up with a hit
batter. several stolen bases and
skuil work all around by the South
Park infield. let over five runs for
the Todd men. This ended the scor.
Ing for the day. This inning was
too painful 10 elaborate upon.
Amen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

'Batted for Williams In seventh.

'Batted for Williams In seventh.
Summary: struck out--By Piercey g.
Bases on bails-Off Williams ?. off
Piercsy 3. Two-base hits Kenworthy,
Middleton, Lapan. Sacrifice hita--Orr.
Wolter, Walsh. Stolen bsses--M NJ ddleton,
Eidred. Hit by pitched bail--Grlggs, by
Williams. Innings pitched--By Williams
7. runs .. hits 8. Mt bat 20. Runs re-
sponsible for Williams 2. Thomas T..
Piercey !. Charge defeat TO Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

Newark promoters are trying 20 ar.
range an all.star card for the New
Jersey fight fans for October IA.
They plan TO put on the following
bouts Johnny Dundee va. Benny
Naiger. Pete Herman va. Patsy John.
son, Charlie Wcimsrt W. AL Roberts.
and Joe Benjamin vs.. Joe yelling
All fights will be of eight rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

Homer Smith continues 10 be the
heavyweight sensation OF the Middle
West. lie won his fourth straight
fight by the Knockout route couple
OF nights ago. stopping Jack Nelson
Of Omaha In the second round Of a
scrap at Dowagiac. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

While la New York Leach Cross Il
spending his spare time writing
book. Leach says he has a lot Of In.
side stun 10 tell about the ring affairs
az his day and that he viii set &, all
OF hts chest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

Northwestern university has
twins. Lester and Chester Barnard.
trying for end positions A small
mole on chcsier's face helps dis.
tInguish them apart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06
LOCALS END
SEASON WITH
EVEN BREAK

Seattle broke even with tho sacra-
mento crew In the closing games Of
the season here yesterday. the locals
taking the first game. TO 2. and the
visitors coping the final mix. 10 /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

Frankie Tucker. who boxed out
this way a year or 80 ago. may
be taken ON as boxing instructor
Mt the Colorado School 81 Mines.
Tucker. who Is In Denver. Is con.
sldering the proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

Bob Martin. the a. r. r. heavy
weight champion. has agreed TO box
Fay Keiser twhoever he lsD at New.
ark. ". j.. or Akron. Ohio. in a 10.
round contest on Thanksgiving day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

Joe Cuyou. former Carlisle Indian
football star and later ono Of the
bes, OF the Georgia Tech cracks.
Will coach the Union university foot.
ball team of Jackson. Tenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-06

"spud" Murphy boxes Frank
Farmer six rounds ON October 0
nj Tacoma. He then goes Ia
Butte. Mont. for an engagement
with Battling" Ortega. lie may
20 ON East before returning and
try his hand ut the game back
there.