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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-02
MAMAUX TO WE'D.
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(By international News servics)
NEW YORK. Jan. Al Mamaux.
pitcher for the Brooklyn Nationals
VII be married this afternoon to Miss
alice johnson. After a honeymoon trip
the couple VIII make their home in
Brooklyn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-02
CHICAGO GOBS WIN.
tsy international News service.)

(sy international News service.)
PASADENA. Cal. Jan. with the
service championship of the United
states tucked safely away IN their old
slt bags. the Great Lakes Gobs left
here today FOR Chicago. after trimming
the Mare Island marines football
champions OF the Pacific coast. IL to
Yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-02
Mittens and Gloves
Are Cold Weather Needs

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-02
BASEBALL
SAME As
II WAS
No Radical Changes Made
in Playing Departments
of Game This Year.
BULLETIN.
lev Infernafional Nawm Enrvira

NEW YORK, Jan 2.-Harry M.
Hampstead, president Of the Giants, to-
day fatty denied the persistent runor
that a deal is under way for the sale OF
tho New York club.
he said the wide publicity given the
rumor has resulted in number OF
phone bids" requesting conferences
but that DO has not considered any OF
them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-02

Boys Mittens-Knit-
ted and leather, very
heavy, warm and dur
able. Pair. soc
Ladies' Golf Gloves
Black and c oiors,
plain and fancy col
ors: regular SOC and
SOC. Pair 39c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
GEORGE INCLE
MATCHED TO
MEET CHAMP

TACOMA. March 2i.-Heinie Schu-
mann. ex-devil dog. and Pacific coast
lightweight champion. will meet
George IngIe. holder Of the Canadian
title. In the first half OF the double
main event OF the Eagles smoker
Thursday night, April ,. They are
two OF the best lIghtweishts on the
coast.
schumann won a clenn-cut victory
over Pete Mitchie. Of Portland. at
recent Eagles smoker In Tacoma,
and the crown shifted 20 the head OF
the Tacoma boy. Last Thursday
night sehumann gave Bobby Moore
Of Camp Lewis. a fast and hard hit
TING lightweight. the X. o. in the
first round.
Ingie has defeated Alex Trambltas.
Lee Morriscy OF salt Lake. and has
also slipped Harry Anderson X. o.
1nFic lost his title last Fourth OF July
In the holdup bout held around
Aberdeen. II was generally conceded
that Ingie easily had the shade Of
that match.
Ole Anderson. of Tacoma, the idol
OF the Tacoma fans. and picked as
the coming heavyweight champion OF
the Coast. will meet Young Hector.
Of Denver. in the second main event
OF the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
HOT STOVE
LEAGUE DUE
FOR DISCARD
BY TOM LEWIS
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK. March 2s.--The ola
Hot Stove league went out OF com
mission today The major league
baseball clubs are beginning their
southwark trek and JOY rules. the
heart OF the baseball fan.
The clubs are leaving for their re.
spcctivc training camps in fairly
good condition. despite the deple
tons In their ranks caused by the
great war. and many OF the man.
ayers OF big leaEuc outfits are Opt.
mistic concerning the future. All
are agreed. however. the pennant
prospects may be affected by the
late arrival here OF the overseas
fighters.
Grover Alexander OF tho Cubs. for
example. may get back in May.
Again. he may not arrive in this
country before June or July. In
normal times Alexander can safely
be depended upon To roll up % or 80
victories for his club. According 10
the war departments schedules. he
W. due to reach home with his organ
ization some time In May. But this
the government planned TO bring
back $50 900 men month, but thi,
schedule has not been maintained
Three months after the armistic,
was signed less than 10000 OF IN
fighting men had been sent home.
Alexander Is one among many
and IL Ia safe TO predict that biz
leaguers win be dropping in on theb
respective managers practically al
summer.
This condition may have som,
good results. however. for the re
turning men will be in good physical
condition and "A number OF them may
arrive on the baseball scene just in
time to hop into uniform, seize
the old pill and pull a distraughi
manager out OF an extremely en-
barrassing situation. Complication
will arise. as a matter OF course, f.
where one club may draw sever
top-notch players from the ranks O
the army at N time when good tai
ent il badly needed, other clubs, less
fortunate. viii be obliged TO tae
along until the arrival of the later
transports bringing the stars bacl
TO their native soil.
John j. McGraw. OF the New Yorl
Nationals. leaving with his club foi
the Florida training camp, could no
conceal his unhounded Joy over tn,
return OF Christy Mathewson. Bis
Six" in tie role of coach and asso
ciate manager. will be a tower o
strength to the Giants and McGraW
has indicated his intention of plac
ing the famous pitcher in n still bet
ter position before many month,
have passed. The Giant leader Il
anxious to devote more of his tim,
10 the business interests of his olul
and when he decides to step down
Matty will go up.
Interest in the national pastime |,
particularly keen this year. and thu
baseball managers and owners have
predicted a record.breaking season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
IDAHO TOWN
STILL AFTER
CHAMP BOUT

POCATELLO. Idaho. March "a
Determined to leave nothing undone
In their effort to have Tex Richard
stage the willard. Dempsey fight
here as 20-round affair on July 4.
business men of the intermountain
states VIII send committee TO New
York 10 see the promoter. While
there they will attempt to close the
deal for the fight.
Two hundred business men are OK
pected here Wednesday to discuss
the project with j. Robb Brady. who
Is seeking the fight for Idaho. AT "A
luncheon. a committee OF five will be
named to go to New York. Boise.
Salt Lake City, Wallace. Twin Falls,
Idaho Falls. ogden, Rexburg and
other Idaho and Utah towns win be
represented.
In preparation for the bout, ms
well aa for other big championship
matches, j. Robb Brady today incor.
porated the Pocatello Athletic club,
the first club organized In the Gem
state under the new state boxing
law permitting 20round bouts. Bra.
dy is president and o. r. Barber is
secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

II ridiculous to say can control all
the wrestling promoterng II II pos.
nible that all these men and their
associates have been able 90 all these
years 10 pull the wool over the eyes
Of their pubilcng Can they all be- my
dupesg The questions are too silly
To call FOR an answer. have been
In tho sport game. boxing and wrcst.
ling. for the last 20 years During
that time | have been connected
with many clubs and managed many
boxers and wrcatleFs am cold.
bloodcd enough to admi, that 10 me
they all represented NO much mer
chandisc. on course have been on
friendly terms with most of them.
but above all II has been business.
Il have seen many a ono come
and go. The game. however. moves
right along. And nothing plcascs a
promoter more than 90 wee n good
man develop, | can point TO Gotch.
Jenkins. Beel. iiackenschmidt stan.
ley Zbysxko. yusif Mahmou;. and In
more recent times stranger" Lew.
In. Joe Stcchsr. Earl Caddock. John
DIN. wiadek Zbyszko and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

Did tho promoters attempt TO
sidetrnck any 81 these mem Not
much. As n matter 81 fact the pro
motcrs welcome the newcomers.
knowing fun well that IL constantly
takes new blood and new faces to at.
tract box offices. Any other argu.
mcnt IL silly. So why does PieHtina
find IL hard 10 secure enRagcmentE7
In the first place. because he has
proved a poor card and poor. un.
satisfactory performer.
why have uteadsastiy refused
to do business with Plcatina7 he.
cause | do not wish 10 become mixed
up with his manager. J. G. r'ole~i
Marsh That's one reason. Tho 9th.
or il because Piestina on three an.
fcrrnt occasions has visited ncwSpa.
per offices and under oath declared
that he laid down and faxed In
matches which he lost. Witnessed
at least one Of those matches. and
am positive iIussane defeated Pies.
tina fairly and squareiy.
''Plestina and his manager. Marsh.
have ono redress. They can promote
their own shows"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Scrubs Take
Extra-Inning
Game at Taft

TAFT. Cal. March "a Banging
the old pin up against the right
field wall in the last Of the 10th
inning. young Stratton. candidate
for the first bancmau's job on the
Seattle club. broke up the first
game between the Regulars and
tho YaniganH, when Richie scored
from second on the wallop. The
final count was 10 4 with the
Yanigans on the long end Of the
count.
Eastley and Bowman. Regular
twirlerE. pitched FOR the Yanigans
aI,d bath men went strong. Easticy
featured the game with waliop
that cleared the garden wall In one
Of his turns at the plate.
nowmsn looked good on the
mound and would not have been
scored n II his support had not
wobbled. He held the Regular
forces "a two scratch hits IN the
final innings.
fahriauc and Lizard were the hit
ting demons for the regular crew. and
Wilson. Siraiton. Eastiey and Ritchie
came thru with solid blows for the
recruits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
CARSTENS IS
HIGH GUN AT
CLUB TRAPS

W. H. carstena. a two-tarrct han.
dicap man. broke 81 targets at the
Sunday shoot Of the Green Lake Gun
club shoot and carried off the
high donors OF the day with n card
Of ~, He won a set OF silver knives
and forks for his accuracy at the
traps.
X. =. S.aric. c. a. Conkiin and NJ.
Grorsman tied for second prize with
~. and Searlc copied the honors in
the shoot off.
Seattle and Spokane tied In tho
wire shoot Sunday. at lis.
The scores OF the wire meet are as
follows.
Scattle-M. Crossman. "a: II. Tive.
stad. 20: j. N. Hopkins. Is; r. s.
Searle. %, and w. ". carstens. %.
Total. ii5.
spokane-F1eming. "a: Rcugcr. q,
Richard. 20. Blosscr. &c. and Mark
ham, 20. Total, ii5.
The club scores were as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

dust. You'd bc all right until the pace
shook the old bus to pieces.
Take Walter johnson.
Even as great IA pitcher aa he can't
make pennant winner out OF the
Nationals.
The fact is. that only since Milan.
Alnsworth. Foster and some others
came 10 his aid. has the Washington
bunch got out Of the second division.
Needs Help
Detroit. that used TO lead 'cm NIL.
has. for the past few seasons. been
placed among the also rams.
why7
TY COBB IS GOING As GOOD
AS EVER.
But Ty can't bail games II tho
pitchers on his team don't hold the
opposition.
And until the Detroit hurting staff
In able TO deliver the goods. Detroit
Is out OF IL.
Look at the Cubs last year.
When Alexander and killifcr left.
the howl went up that the team was
out OF the race for the flag.
Nothing to II.
The Cubs went right along. win.
ming about as they pleased.
They were a well balanced bunch.
and their cooperation was such that
they played together AS one man,
and Fred Mitchell got the best there
was In EN-.
Their performance was like that
OF any weil-balanced piece Of machin.
cry. each part experimenting the
work of the other.
SO. fans, when you 30 To doping
the winners. don't overlook the
bunch that's going to work together.
smoothly and efficiently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Gb3SYSsIs|

Baseball practice is expected TO get
under way in all OF the city high
schools today. Lincoln and Franklin
got the jump on their rivals and
started with outdoor work on Fri.
day.
Broadway. with 10 letter men back
in uniform, IN TO take the field at
Lincoln park this afternoon. About
40 candidates for diamond jobs are
expected to answer the call.
Ballard and West Seattle are ex.
pecied to answer with strong teams.
West Seattle will have several vet
Grams out for their old positions.
Queen Anne has a likely looking crew
with n veteran infieid and couple
OF good gardeners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
By ROBERT l.. RIPLEY

For the last year or SO Pica,ina.
the big Serbian wrestler. and his
manager. J. c. March. have been pro.
claiming themselves the victims Of a
wrestling trust" Marsh states
that the trust" has barred his man
Piestina because he refuses to obey
orders" and fake at the word Of the
trust. which. he claims. IA person..
fled IN Jack Curlcy. the wcliknown
promoter Of wrestling Harsh fur
Their claims that his man can beat
any OF the present day wrcs,iern
with ease. but that such men as
Lewis. Zbyszko. Caddock. stscher
and others viii not wrcstlc pieatlna
because the latter viii not agree TO
lay down. tlie that as u may. the
writer can assure the fans that Plcs
tina IL a firstsclass wrestler and cap.
able Of giving any Of them a tough
argunentJ
Jack Curiey. who has been especial.
~ designated as -the trust" rises In
great anger and states as follows:
Now. gentlemen. ask you. isn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

Wei. fans. that old baseball sea.
son Is soon due 10 roll around.
The big bugs have had their meet.
ings. the schedules are mapped out.
and the whole push are getting set
for the training jaunt In the South.
land.
And when It's all said and done.
that's what we've been waiting for.
It's going 10 give US line on what
our favorites are going TO do. and
whether our own pet club IL going To
be up in the running.
And this getting together of ball
club is sure an interesting thing.
Some OF us may think it's an easy
proposition. but It's one thing that
keeps many manager awake
nights.
Sure. II sounds easy.
An you got to do. Is TO go out and
get bunch Of capable players.
But after you've got EN-, it's nc
cineh that your team is going to be-
a pennant winner.
The Honest Truth
The history Of the big league
shows MANY TEAMS COMPOSED
OF STARS DIDN'T cop THE
BUNTING. Some outfit with play
ers OF lesser ability far outdistanced
them.
1t only goes to show that the main
thing a club needs IL a well-balanccd
team. working together in close co
operation.
Sure, you can build a team around
star, but you can't get away from
the fact that you can't make good
with just one star.
TIA be like putting a Liberty mo
tor in tin Lizzie" and figuring on
leaving the rest OF the bunch I'm tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
SEATTLE PIN
SMASHERS IN
ALLEY MEET

Seven Seattle bowling teams are
entered in the Northwest Bowling
cor gress. which opens at Vancou-
yer. u. G.. tonight. The new Rich
mond hotel five and Rubes cafe
outfit viii roll In the first matches
tonight while the Il. n. Brooks.
Pope Sibley. Chauncey Wright.
Elks' LIST and End viii roll later
In the week.
Tho local bowlers should be
able TO break into the prize money
as the teams are made up Of
some OF the best alley men in
this section OF the country.
SEATTLE entered more teams than
any other city with the exception
of Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
SCHEDULE TO
BE ADOPTED
FOR SEASON

The Coast league baseball schedule
will be adopted in San Francisco this
week. Judge McCredie. of Portland,
will represent Seattle at the meeting
called by Prexy Baum. of the Coast
circuit clubs, for Thursday.
-Four proposed schedules are up
for consideration at the session. This
meeting will not affect the opening
date of the Seattle crew in San Fran
cisco. on April 8, nor in Seattle on
April %. IL is thought, however,
that the Seattle men will not be able
TO reach Seattle from the South I'M
I'll the 23d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

NutAmafl4 Hnfno run f-snilFps lhrfr-
hssa hit -- tsafenson Two tsze hii
- walsh. Sacrifice hifs-H. Cunningham.
walsh. FAbFlque. Gi~tehmAnn, Higtsoe.
Redo Stolen bases sdd. walsh,
Fahriqus. Murphy Hif ~ pitcher
fireNn. ~ Young iias. on taiis-pfi
bowman 3. or YounE Of NcNorrnn
2 runs and 8 hits OF Young IN innings
runs aud 8 hits or MeMDrran in IN
ninHs. ! runs and hits of Eastisy in 2
Innings. I run and hits OF Bowman Ia
. inninrs
Time - sams--Two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Skaters Smile
Cycle Speed Mark

PORTLAND, Or. March 2i.-Ray
Creviston, Of Marion. Ind, broke the
worlds five-mile straightaway mo-
torcycle record here yesterday when
he established n mark of 3:i5 2-5.
Twenty-Five thousand persons wit
messed the race, in which Is cyclists
participai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
BIG BOWLING
TOURNEY is
NEARING END

TOLEDO. o.. March 2f.-F'ive-man
teams POUNDS the pins hard 10 topple
in the a. y. G. tourney here last
night. and none Of the 80 teams could
break into the leaders list.
Two double teams forced their way
into the first ten. The team Of
Schwoegier and Karthfeiser. Of Mad
ison, Wis, went into second place
with 1856. Hess and Fetzler. Chi
cago, with 1.227, took sixth place.
J. Shaw. another Chicago roller.
with 6s4. took the sixth spot In the
singles.
Hess, Chicago. win .90e. took third
place in the all-eyents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
SEALS WIN

SANTA CLARA, Cal. March "a.
THE San Francisco Seals defeated
Ireland's independents, to 6. in the
main event OF a two.game program
here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24

No substance that refuses TO dis.
solve In water has an odor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Lineup and Summary


First Period
Goal Les canadiens, LaIonde
from Pitre: s:44.
Eubstitutions: Les Canadlens-
Cleghorn for Lalonde.
Penalties: Wilson, 3 min.
replaced by Murray.
Second Period
Goals: Les canadlens--Lalonde.
unassisted. S:1S.
Substitutions: Les Canadiens--I.a-
1onde for Cleghorn. Cleghorn for La.
Ionde.
Penalties: None.
Third Period
Goals: 3--Les Canadlens, LaIonde
from corbeau. s17: 4--Les Can.
odiens. Lalonde from Macdonald,
$40; Seattle. Rowe unassisted
ia; 6--seattle. Foyston unasslsted
O:08.
substitutions: Les Canadiens---La-
1onde for cleghorn; Seattle-Murray
for Wilson: Les Canadiens--MacD
aid for Hall. cleghorn for Pitre; Sc
Mcdonald for Murray; Les
Canadiens--Hall for Couture, Pitre
for Macdonald.
Penalties Les Canadiens--CIeg.
horn, min. replaced by Couturc).
Referee: Fred Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Betting Is Even

p The betting on the series among
those who back up their predictions
with the coin Of the realm is at even
money with plenty OF Canadien coin
in sight.
There Isn't chance In the world
that Bernie Morris, star goal ge.ter
OF the Nets. who u held at Camp
Lewis on a draft evasion charge.
will get chance to play In the
series. Morris writ OF habcas
corpus petition was denied By T. $.
Judge Cushman in Tacoma Satur-
day and Morris will face draft
evasion charge at "A court martial on
Tuesday at Camp Lewis.
Weakened by the loss OF Morris
the Seattle Nets must be given all
the credit In the world for the game
fight they are putting up against
their heavier opponents from the
East In the fight for the worlds title.
because the odds are very much
against them.
The prohahfe iiueurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-24
Puck Chasers
Play Crucial
Tilt 7 onight
SERIES DOPE
SCORING
PENALTIES

With the worlds ice championEhip
series tied up In a knot again with
each team holding one win. the Seat.
tie Nets and Les Canadlena win
tangle In the third game OF the mix
for the puck title OF the world ut the
local Arena tonight.
The game tonight will be played
under Western rules. with seven
men ON the ice. seattle showed
poorly under the six man rules and
the short center ice saturday night.
The Eastern rules hurt the passing
game and ruins the passing game
OF the locals The Fasteners were
puzzled by the Western rules
"Wednesday night and showed much
better at their own game. az was OK.
peoted. in their second appearance.
Nets Determined
The Nets will have to hump to
grab off tonight's game because the
Cslnadiens have hit their stride II
saturday nights performance counts
for anything. Tho Canadlcns are
using their weight In their defensive
work AS was predicted. and the Nets
have hard job cut out for them.
The Nets are a game lot of players
and fight hardest with backs against
the wall Tho Canadicns VIII run
up against determined bunch of
players tonight.
The mix tonight IL the crucial
melee OF the series. The winner
needs but one more game 10 cinch
the title. II the Seattle men drop
tonight'S contest their chances for
victory win be very dim because
Wednesdays game will be under
the Eastern rules again.
Murray win go back into tho cen.
ter position for the Nets again TO
night and Cleghorn viii undoubtedly
start at center for the visitors with
Pitre at rover. Walker viii 20 back
to his place NJ rover for Seattle.
where he Is much more effective
than he was at the center berth Sat.
urtny.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-16

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irving Place 5ONlA0 south 'front.' was
Phone Usage $3.50 ThompuOu
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-16
LIVE STOCK

DOGS, CARS, PETS 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LOTS FOR BALE 80
NDONnPuOK LOT -One Of the hest
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sIOCK AND FRUIT FARM-i6o sere'
timbsr.d land / y milss wistsr so sera.
f.ncsd hogproofj 90 In cultivation
three room frame house; four'room frame
barn, 1870 young frui, trees; two weliA
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