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BtRXELEY-.RylNG SCHOOL
ST. " sd straet
FOKT'T7Ei VEAR
Prom - inCl5 70 College"
Prepares boys a'l ralfeges .e~art~ Al
schoola and or hlsinsss Al grades. Thor
ough w0rS s. ~ classes am "inalvteral
tnstru tion q .s'fiasl'.m i3u.. 'ing-Sysin-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
O'BRIEN MAY
FIGHT SEMI.
.WNDUP MIX

CINCINNATI. a.. April .s.--Be-
lle,ing that Dick o'I,rsen OF this city
IL possible runnerup for the
heavyweight championship. the Poca-
teIio udJ Athletic club has sent TO
this city an offer for the local boxer
to appear In the sefnlwindup with
some suitable opponent TO the VII.
lard Dempsey contest on July tth II
that club secures the big match from
Tex Richard. Matchmaker Dick
Leach has sent word that the poca-
tclio club win hang up a purse Of
s., 900 for o'Bricn and some opponent
TO box for. 'Biddy'' Bishop has
wired acceptance for O'Brien.
o'Brien IL practically matched 70
box Joe Bonds at Charleston. w.
Va. on May Ord and Jack Geyer at
Columbus. O.. May 18th. II he meets
with success In both these contests
he will be glad 10 accept the Poca-
teilo clubs offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
.l6ly]S2

The following are some Of the most
important bouts scheduled for the
near future In the rings Of America.
arranged IN date order and With the
number OF rounds.
May Joe thurman Va Kid Wolfe
at Cleveland uol.
May s-Dick o'Brlen W. Joe Bonds
at Charicsto~n uol.
May s--Larry Williams vs. Harry
Grcb At Lancaster go.
May is--Mikc Gibbons va George
OK. o. Brown at Memphis 90.
Dick o'Brisn vs.. Jack Ceyer at Co
lumbssx tiol.
May se--Jack Britton VS. Johnny
Grifnths At Memphis 90.
May ,f--Jaek Dillon W. Phil Har-
rfson at Memphis 90.
May 3s--I'ai Moore vs. Frankie
Mason ut Memphis fsb.
May 3i--Joc thurman vr. Pete Her.
man at Cedar Point tso).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Giant Pole Wins
Over Lewis Again

CHICAGO. H.. April 2s.---Wladek
zbyscko threw Ed stranger" Lewis
after two hours and II minutes. with
scissors and side roll here last
night. Lewis apparently had the
better OF the contest up to the last
moment. He used headlocks cffec.
lively all the way. and the Pole bled
profusely.
According to the terms Il was TO
be onc.fail match. II no decision
was gained in two hours. Fourteen
minutes later Zbyscko flattencd
Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
FRUSH AND
WING MEET
IN OREGON

PORTLAND. Ore. April 2s.--
Danny Frush. the English boxer. and
Weldon Wing. OF Portland. are book.
ed for the main event at the smoker
OF the Portland boxing commission
tomorrow night.
The Portland acrapper IL consid'
cred TO be every bit as good boxer
as Frush. but isn't quite as strong
on the poke Both are mighty clever
and the fans are eager TO see them
mix.
other events viii be staged by Joe
German and Lee Johnson. Freddie
Anderson and Johnny Schsuer. Neal
Zimmerman and Ted Hokc. Billy
George and Billy Emke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
= = Pacific Northwest tints for
Pacific Northwest lualIs

Up until 1915 all Calcimine, Sanitary
Wall Finishes and Cold Water Paints
used in the Pacific Northwest were inn
ported from other sections of this coun-
try or other countries. In fact, much Of
the raw material for the different tints
came from a. far away ~ England. Now,
on Harbor Island, there il located the
modern plant Of the General Basic Prod
ucts Company. This plant, with its up
to-date equipment for drying, crushing,
grinding, air-floatins, mixing, ETC., pro-
duces . complete line Of Sanitary Wall
Finishes and Cold Water Paints.
From q standpoint Of beauty, uniformity
and working properties these products
are undoubtedly a. good ~ any pro.
duced in the country. Between IS and
80 per cent Of the raw base material
for these and other products of the COM
pany are obtained in the Pacific North
west through gradual development.
Shipments are now made to points ~
far away a. freight rates will allow.
Sales have developed to q point where
these products are quite generally used
throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
W. Richie Is
SauedFromK.
0. by Referee.
Leonard Ready TO Put Over
Sleep Wallop When the
Bout Is Stopped
ny n. &. HAMILTON
UNITED Press Corresponds NIL

NEW ynpE Aurtf % kyilfle
pi,ch,. e,u,an,, come h,ck lie ,r,.,,
4, IA :, r,vh, ana wa. o,iv 40 ..eond.
sror, M. coal Win psnny Leonard
chamnlon M. conou,ror
nv a ,.rh,,.si krockou,
pI,chis so,mcr mi, hold.r sus.
,s,,.d nj. a.s.., In clarion. fashion
p,ui..a ana battered from a hurri.
cane ~ leonard launches. IN. eo,r.
.x.c,. r.,,,orcla, .,o,t .~.vtrw
.-.,r., ~. ,an.. n. IN. .,d an.
,,o.chsa ana ai,ho he had .bovn
~. ahli,,v 20 as.lm,i.,. Leonardo
best. the referee stopped the battle
10 save him from further punish.
m.nt," Ritchi. was defending him.
SELF In dar~d fashion against the
wildly plunging and swinging cham.
Mon. The latter lost hia head com,
pI.t@ly and at one time swung 30
Wildly tina, he almost nwung himself
IN the canvas
A cio.,o,,. nss...
ine'e - u'',s aues.'on ." w, ,'''na
on IN. wt'''r Una, .e1e'','' 0"u'u "sNe
M@e'u w" ,,~ s"' W ~
VIC scrap REM, y s''',,.e uas'c
that .ne 70" ",st''e "'e'''"''
shou'a nave oesn o'ousn' 70 suen :
aeteae re mao pu' up : co"fAsrou'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Oaks Wallop
Seattle Men
in Weird Go
Visitors Break Seattle Win.
ming -.Fabrique
Kicks Game Away
owCoast
Clubs Stand

In wild game OF miserable base.
ball. the Seattle Rainiers dropped
the las, game Of the series to the
Oakland crew yesterday by the score
81 10 ,. Seattle had n fiyc.run lead
In the fourth inning. only 10 see
Bunny Fabriauc. tn. local short.
fielder. kick the game away twice
The Oaks Tailed seven times In this
frame.
The Seattle team made a game
comeback In tho last inning. when
they scored three runs. falling one
short Of tying the score. with two
men on bases and Lyle Bixbee bat
ting for Murphy. Manager ciymsr.
who was coaching ON first base.
pulled a bioomer when no sent Gus
ol.ichman. slow base runner.
down 60 second. with tho tying run
rcntsns on third base. Elliott cut
him down easily. Cymer was Sc
vereiy eritlr@d after the game for
aending Glclchmsnn on hln way.
Bigb~c Bodies Evil
Blsbec bodcd evil for the oppoai.
ton in III. ninth frame. when he
batted for Murphy and tore the first
pitch out Of the lot. foul by . few
feet
S~stil. scored the frs, run la the
second fran. on knights hit and
iioben's error, The locals tailed
four times IN the third on hit. By
Compton and Cleichmann. and a
couple Of errors By colveIi.
In the fourth the storm broke
with a perfect s~tup for a double
play. Fabrique KICKED Lanes EASY
chance. and the riot wa. on. q cpu.
pic u runs. scoring on hia misriay.
Then Ho~man io~t control and walk
cd two Oaks. and all Miller did WAS
to clean the bases with n double.
The Oaks added two more IN tho
seventh. and ons In the eighth. Sc
attic scored once In the eighth and
tailed three In the ninth on five
singles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

In addition 10 the products mentioned the General Basic
Products Company has worked out processes for producs
Ing primers. filters, dry coors. and other refined raw
materials both for the paint and industries Another
noteworthy dcv elopment has been universal lime proc
uct which. account Of It's purity. has many uses
An organization Of this type r. valuable asset TO com
munity Its efforts economically right for the cou
tsy-more American dollars kept Mt home and the
burden carriers Is lessened through ein'ns.
ton Of the former haul TO place products Of
The type manufactured. in the Pacific Northwest.
The name. Abaross distinguishes products Of this
Pacific Northwest institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
BURMAN TO BOX HERMAN
IN TWENTy-ROUNO BOUT

Joe Burman. the Chicago han.
tam. will shortly aisn articles to
NEE, Pete Herman. the bantam.
weight titi-hoid~r. IN the Gsnt bat
tie over the championship route
that tho little New orleans hoxsr
has engaged In since he won the
crown. The boys are Ia m.e, on
May n NJ Cedar Point. Ohio. 80
younds TO a decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

mer big Lacquer. lie played the hot
corner for the 81. Louis National
league for a couple OF years.
lie IL one Of tho best hitters on the
Tiger squad, and is batting firth on
the California list.
Mitchell leads OFF
Mitchell. the shortfieider. In Lead.
off man for Essick. with Chad.
bourns. center fielder. former Port.
land gardener. sticking at second.
Aeusel. another orchard guardian.
holds down third place IN the batting
order. lie IL hard and timely hit.
ter. F,ddington and Aicock. the 9th.
er outfielders. are fair with the will
low.
Behind the bat. De Werner. catching
In the Coast circuit Last season. 10
rim with the Vernon club. and Cook
IL the change catcher. Cook In an
Eastern performer. who has made n
good showing In the games that he
has played In this season on the Pa
cific slope.
IL looks like Miles Mains. OF Seat.
tie. and weis~r Dell. Of the Tigers.
win pitch the first game of the series
which opens this afternoon here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
TICERSHAND
OREGON CLUB
BAD BEATING

PORTLAND. April 2s.--Portland
blew up In the seventh inning when
the Vernon team scored five runs
and walked off with the final game
Of the series. The score was 8 TO
with the visitors on the long end
Of the count. Pitcher Fromme hit
homer for the Tigers In the third
inning.
The score: n. ". ".
vernon ..ss..s.t......... ~
batteries; Fromms and Cook: Oldham
and Baker.
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FHWFHeFTT TWH3HhfN WFff '"T"Ff"H1
Miller :, Roche. Sacrifice hits---fshriaus.
tsisicsmann. wits. Rod Murphy, Elliott.
Sacrifice fty-~w Ash stolen bsss--
riohne. Struck out--py bowman :. nv
Cole Q. by colveu o nssss on baiis---off
nowman q. off Cole :. off coivsti ..
Passed bail Elliott, Double pisy.--tso~ g.
man 90 ftlteht~ 60 CIsichmsnn. rnehsss'
summary Hsvsn runs and hits off
bowman In - nninss! runs ard hits
of cois In "a Innings Credit victory TO
cotvsii. charge defeat "a Bowman. I'm.
pirss-Ffnnsy and bedford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW RECORD

NEW YORK. April ga new
worlds record for 1000 yards indoor
was established in Brooklyn Iass
night when Joie Ray Of chicao.
stepped II In 2 minutes. 49, -.
onds Homer Baker and Jack Sci.
ers were badly outdistanced by Ray.
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g1;1l|[1||S!a'|EszISagr

the coming week with the add,,,o.
Of Al Gould. former cleysl.ns
American twirler. and "f<fsxs.
Stroud. who souihpawed for xev
York in the National league snA
In the American association n,
several seasons. Stroud has slso
seen service IN the Coast Circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
ANGELS KEEP
ON WINNING:
DEFEAT BEES

LOS ANGELES. April 2S.--The
Angels added another win to their
long list Of victories when they took
the Salt Lake team in tow again
yesterday In a postponed game. win
ming Q to 0. Fittcry pitched good
ball thruout the game. The Angels
scored once in the first frame and
twice In the third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
GunRONs WINS

WATERLOO. Iowa. April 29.--Dis-
playing unusual cleverness. Tom
Gibbons. st. Paul. got the decision
over Bob Roper. Chicago. In ten
rounds here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Tiger Squad
Arrives for
Local Games
Dell and Mains Look Like
First Game Pitchers In
New Series

BIN Esslek and his crew Of Yer
non Tigers arrived In Seattle this
morning. where they will Try To show
the local Rainiers how to play base
ball during the coming week. Bits
outfit hasn't been tine most sneceHH'
fui team in the world sine. the start
of the season. Their series with the
league. leading Los Angeles aggresa-
ton was almost fatal the Tigers
landing next To the cellar, after "A
week Of play In the Angels strong
hold.
But rtiii BiiI has n good team. and.
with Patty" Arbuckie. the famed
movie star. nj the head ~ the club.
ready 20 spend some money for real
players. things should pick up with
tho Vernon team.
Tigers Known Here
BABE" Borton, the hard. hitting
first baneman OF the visitors. IL well
known here. having played the In
itlnl pillow for the Duthie shipyard
team while last summer Weiser
Dell, the long pitcher. who In the
uaaipstay 81 the Tigers In the box.
ln an oidtime seattle favorite. lie
hurled for the locals a couple Of sea
sons ago. and was member OF the
Brooklyn Dodgers for "a while. BY
ron Houck. another member Of the
Vernon hurting corps. has played
here before. with the Todd shipyard
team 81 Tacoma and the local Platter
son Macdonald club Houok Is "a for.
rncr Portland and St Louis Ameri.
can league twirirr
Peek. at third base, IN another for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
MlsKE BEATS RRENxAx

TULSA. Okla. April 2s.--RaIlyine
in the fourteenth round. Billy Ma.
ST. Paul. won from Bin Brennan.
Chicago. in a grilling i5-round 0ght
here last night In the last minuts
OF the fourteenth. Miske suddenly
developed steam and had his mAn
staggering when the bell rang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

The Catholic high schools ma
tionai track and field champions
ships will be held in Newark, May
10. under the auspices Of ST. Bcne-
dict Prep school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

English Henley regatta will he
held on the Thames July .. =
and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

whatever doubt may have existed
about the predicted comeback Of the
national paatime surely must now be
dlspelied by the magnificent enthus-
iasm OF the opening games Of the
season. That the fans should have
taken the game back 10 their hearts
In well. but that the players them
selves should have caught the spirit
Of the revival and displayed the pep
which goes along with inherent love
~ the sport. IL the most hopeful In.
dicatlon for the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Cave ManMix
Is Billed for
ArenaSmoker
Bartfield and Barrieau
Ready for Gong-Hart-
for and Madden Also
ny LEO II. I..AsSEN

Lovers IL rugged eaveman
fighting are In line FOR tr~st to-
NIGHT when soldier" Fairfield.
she famous New York weltsr-
weight. and Prank nsrvieau. 81
Csnaaa. hook up In the main
event cf the Arena smeker.
The bout Will be over the
uaual four.reund route.
DnrteIeld n one Of the best
known fighters In the game and
haa fought the bc~t II 'em. lie
= NJ one ring man tn the land
whs can make Mike Gibbons ex'
tond htumseif. And when any
hody wearing gloves In his class
60 make the -. Paul Phantom
ueep, he h some fighter. - seat
~ fans who saw the famous
Nine In action win testify.
BArrteau won his way into the
guod gracrs OF the Seattle fans when
ne won over Mickey King here a
short time ago. lie Is also rough
and rugged and ready TO battle all
q the time. lie has made strenuous
preparation for this battle to be IN
the best Of possible shape because
he h running up agsins; one Of the
begt men In the game when he
tackles Rarsfield.
New Yorker Plain Fighter
Tho New Yorker In not In the least
eDovor and does not claim to be. lie
= Advertised ~ q fighter. one who "a
erUWding his opponent all Of the
ttnse and who loves 10 mix II.
The dope favors the New Yorker
~ win because OF his reputation.
Ut after seeing Rarrieau In action.
4 en- be safely said that Barrieau
Vim stand up and fight.
In the semiwindup. bud Ridley.
pg1no OF the local hantamweights.
W10 to- gloves with George Frank.
In. . California boy. Franklin won
ovoP George Adams when the latter
vno going strong In the South.
e Adams wasn't fighting any
Ooro than he was when he showed
0On1nst Ridley here. Franklin's vic
49, doesn't count for very much.
ySnnkltn. however. will be able to de
Uvoe the goods. according To Clay
0ta. the promoter for the North,
Wost Athletic club. who IL staging
~ Arena show. We viii have 10
0nlko Clay's word for II.
MADDEN MEETS HARTFORD
IlsVd Maa6su. Iecal iaSpound
on1t)er. No. been matched nj the
- DeDene BY Clay Hhiee 10
roneW his ring struggle with
1neh Hartford. q Tnes0s-
I1ouo I've mits men have put
- twe q TIE harde~t draws that
nvo been staged here this win
~. This bout win ~ third On
~ eard-
The Eddie ouinn-Joe Harrahan
f1Ght has been cancelled There will
~ two preiiminaries. with Kid
psterson meeting Curiey vaiencourt
ara Ely Castor tangiing with Frank
INK in the curtain raiser.
---------------------- -
Unsfevu intercollegiate A. A.. re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

The Salt Lake hurting corps.
which IL undoubtedly the weakos,
In the league al the present writ
Ing, will he strengthened within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Eastern intercollegiate A. A.. re-.
Gently formed at Springfield. Mass.
Includes IL colleges. Their first
uoset will he heidA In Springfield.
MaGu.. May o and 10. The ham
mer throw was dropped from the
MT Of sports because Of the dan
exr 10 contestants and spectators.
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AMERICAN IKAarx

AMERICAN LEAGUE
NEW YORK. April ia n u. y,
philadelphia ss.....ss+ssss.s
Sss York .ssssssts.sssss.e 10 q
Batteries Perry and Perkins. 9sinn,
ahavxsy and Ru~i
ut. LOUIS. April - ---cfevsisnd.a st.
Louis postponed. vet grounds
DETROIT. Mica. April - -~chtcsgo-
Detroit postponed. vet grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

COLLEGE BAAEBALL
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 1s.--vsr-
,ont 4. Harvard o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

The Eddie ouinn-Joe Harrahan
f1Ght has been cancelled. There viii
~ two prciiminaries. with Kid
posersOn meeting CurIey vaiencourt.
ara Ely Castor tangiing with Frank
INK in the curtain raiser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

n tstal Of e53 maj1e Deagpe
baseball players were with the gov
egnment's fighting forces. The
American league Furnished las.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
WARM TRIBUTES FROM ASSOCIATES
ARE PAID C.B.& \. N. TAYLOR
Prominent Insurance Men Who Leave Wheeling Soon Are
Honor Guests at Banquet Regrets and Best Wishe:
Freev EXPRESSED By Prominent Men of Insurance Fiele

words from the lines Of Father Ryan.
poet priest: ~
Ear cat on the ocean ar" pillows
which never viii break on the oeaCh:
Far down in the heart Of mankind are
emotions which never. can break ih'o
speech"
Hon. John s. DarSt. Of Charleston.
state auditor spoke OF IN" rcmarNanie
growth IF th,. business her" since the
MesSr$ Tay!ors had taken charEc. lie
spoke of the great pisaSur" when hao
come into his life as that Of service 10
mankind rather flan amy actual money
which he had been able 10 make. inc
confidence and res poet of the men whom
they had tried to serve being more OF
reward than the actual remuneration.
The Stat" Of West Virginia, Sald
Mr.. Darst is about to los" two clean,
cut and progreSsiv" business men, ana
state patriutS If the highest motives
who would fight with all their might
to prevent legislation which would IN
any WAY impose upon the rights or the
people or the companies which they rep
resent" H.. then referred To their &C
tivitieS in Liberty Loan drives ana all
industrial and patriotic movements say.
ing that they had not only StriF'n put
succeeded in making Wheeling ana mo
state 4 better place in which to live
The next speaker was t. ii. l>oNelace,
vocational teacher OF life insurance AZ
Carnegie Tech. who gave UP posltlorl
with the company in Connecticut TO take
Up the work III teaching. III" eNpiaineu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16

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