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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16
LET'S FIGHT WAY
ACROSS OUNA RIVER

Copcnhagcr. oct. Iettish forces
have fought their way across the Duna
River at Riga and operations there
are now developing tavorably, accord.
in. to a dispatch received from l.iban
last night by the Le)tish press bureau
here,
A state of siege has been declared
throughout all Iithuania and the mo.
hilization of 'hrec classes of soldiers
has been ordered II is announced IN d
telegram received here from kovno.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16
SlNN FEIMERS MEET.
DEFYING ENGLAND

T'NNIin, NOI N, "TItINlng lh0 O,Hol
Of ne government and the commander
io chief Of Ireland. the twelfth annual
convention of the Sinn Fein was held
at midnight IN the Mansion House
It lasted three hours. Notwitbstand.
ing all the precautions taken to pre-.
won't the meeting all the business wa
carried out,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16


miles west Of here short
ly before noon. The
landing was effected
without difficulty and without injury
to the pilot or his observer.
According to reports received from
lieut. Mayanrd, it Will be impossible
for him to repair the damaged motor
and he will seek permission from the
war department to transfer the motor
from the Martin bombing plane which
was piloted by Capt. Francis and
which was wrecked at Yutan, Neb..
thirty miles west of this city, Tues
day.
viii Get Repairs.
Washington. Oct Regardless OF
the rules OF he contest Lieut.. May
nard will be permitted to continue his
return fight across the continent II
another plane can be found for him
in time. air officials here announced
today.
Faces Snowstorm.
CHICAGO. Oct. l6-- Seven are dead in
the trans-continental air race. Lieut.
Maynard. the flying parson,' behind
his roaring Liberty motor in Nebraska
expects to spend tonight in Chicago,
and Capt Lowell II Smith, his nearest
competitor is out Of the race at
| Buffalo Major Spatz is now second
There has been rain in the last
/ tweHty-rour hours throughout the ter
ritory through which Maynard must
fly today, but this morning as he
! fOrgeS eastward the clouds are lifting
and parting in his path and as he
strikes the half way mark on the
journey eastward it begins to seem
possible he will make Chicago before
dark.
At 1927 he reached st Paul Neb..
and had o63 miles between him and
Chicago Yesterday he had 10 dodge
four snoWstorms TO get from Battle
MouHtain Nev., to Sidney Neb. 1t
was showing when he hoped off at
Sidney this morning. He made the
ninety-three miles from Cheyenne to
sidney in forty minutes yesterday, fly
ing at the rate Of 80 miles per hour.
The fact he was flying downhill may
have helped him. Sidney is 1000 feet
lower than Cheyenne.
lieuts. kirby. pilot, and Miller, oo-
server brought the total of deaths to
sever when their plane crashed near
Castle Rock Utah
Capt. lowell Smith was out because
someone upset a lantern on his plane
while Oyerhauing il at Buffalo last
night The plane was burned Capt.
Smith is the man who turned a somer-
sault while landing in the rain and
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16
ANNOUNCE DONATION TO
SOUTH SIDE HILL
REPAIR
DEBATE IN COUNCIL
PROPOSAL BRINGS HEATED DIS
CUSSION WHEN PRESENTED TO
COMMISSIONERS OVER
RULED ON MOTION TO DEFER
ACTION


Accepting an offer OF So 00D in pN.
cbanpe for = year.s extension during
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16
GEORGE FORBES CASE COMES TO
A CLOSE WHEN COUNCIL DE-
CIDES TO RATlFY AGREEMENT
MADE BY FORMER ADMINlSTRA-
TON.

Acting upOn the advice of Attorney
/ Glenn w. Weese, the city council last
night terminated the George Forbes
pavement-sewer. controversy by do
Gliding in favor of Mr. Forbes and
granting him $500 rebate on the
$1100 assessment made against his
property at the corner Of Washington
and La Sale streets.
The proceedings which made their
appearance before the council iu the
form of a petition from Mr.. Forbes
that he be allowed a discount oh i'm
proyement charged against his prop
erty for failure OF the old council to
live up to the terms of an agreement
entered into with him at the time
the pavement was mp for legal dis
position in the county court.
At the time the matter was in lit
igation, il is avcrred. Mr. Forbes filed
an objection which threatened to tie
up IN" entire north Improvement for
/ the reason that the paving was being
/ installed without his lots having sew
er connexions 10 lhoIiliN MI folpe9
and get MIN to withdraw MS oh)ee-
! ton the retired administration OF
. fered to enter into an agreement
granting him sewer WITHIN year
! time, III event ne Withdrew MS pro
! tests to the major improvement. rms
contract was drawn and entered INTO
but no sewer was ever built, the
former commission gave as It's reaI
sons for not carrying out its part OF
the bargain interference from the war
I industries board. whlch recominehoed
that an improvements ne dlScon''h 'ed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16
CRANK SHAFT SNAPS
FORCING FLYER TO
LAND Near OMAHA
U3y the Associated Press }

Omaha, Oct l6.-Lieut. Maynard, flying
from ST. Paul Neb., broke crank shaft and was
forced to make landing in corn field forty
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16
WEATHER..

Partly cloudy and colder
tonight; probably frost.
Friday fair and warmer.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16

Continued on Page SIX
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-16

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Changes in Rosters
Gives Ball Dope Jolt
Trades and Deals Make Big Difference in Major
League Clubs-One Man May Make
Whole Ball Club.

But Iosephua baRn't bcrn able 10 hit
within 20 points of that mark since
he donned the livery Of Charlie Co
mlAkcy.
Eddie Eoush didn't mako much Of
a hit with John Acgraw. so John
chased him along 10 Cincinnati
Hounh today n ono of IN. greatest
outfieldcrs In the business. Milton
stock. another New Yorker. didn't
star in New York. lie wen, 10 Phil
adeiphia and the change Of a,moa
phcrr lifted him To ranking anon.
the great third raekerr. Clarence
Walker was just $3.50 outfi-id.r
while with the Browns and IN. Red
Sos. lie was traded 20 the Athletics
and became one OF the most fiendiHh
siuEgsrs In the business In 1918.
The recent winter WAS a very busy
one In the trading market Approx.
mateiy 30 athletes were shifted
around--and most OF them took rank
an stars II all perform az In the
past. I, would be comparatively easy
to speculate on the prospective bat
Ting. But shifted players never run
true 20 form.
And 40 everything's sort OF bloole
hiooie as far as doping tn. pennant
contests IL concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
MOUND WORK
POOR IN BIG
LEAGUE NOW

NEW YORK. April GA state
OF balance more nearly ideal than
has existed In baseball for years
seems TO prevail at this early stage
Of guessing. but in the same breath
Jet II he stated that pitching staffs
are more nearly hopeless In the
two major leagues than In tho
usual wont.
Usually opening week finds this
or that young star having shut
out or no-hit games. with columns
Of acclaim being handed up for
the fans. This year supporters
OF the game are finding II hard
In many cases TO alihi even the
siaunchesi Of veterans. Last
weeks tall gnmes-thosc which
were played In spite of the frigid
wcathcr-were dotted with base
hits. Hurlers proclaimed earlier as
exhibiting fearsome form. have
been busy ducking their shoots re-
turned 10 them by wailoping OPP
poncnts. Cincinnati. for instance,
has accumulated 40 hits in five
contests.
TIL" Cubs. generally looked upon
an Tho best OF the pennant CON
tenders because OF their pitching
corps. have contrasted with this
list Of hits by getting ~ In win
ming only two games.
In the American league things
have been quite as bad. altho
there have been spurts OF good
hurting.
Scott Perry and Walter johnson.
for instance. battlcd IL innings
before the latter was able TO take
a 10 q victory. and the heavy
hitting Yankees were held 10 four
blows and nary run by Carl
Mays In the opening games. The
reasons for this are vague. but
the cause IN that managers are
around with the best they
can scrape together, while waiting
for n full return OF the soldier
sailor athletes. Drafts and pur-
chases from the minor leagues last
year also were ut n minimum and
new stars are lacking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
II. OF N. HAS
HAIR D1919
GRID CARD

LINCOLN, Neb.. April Facing
perhaps the stiffent schedule In it's
history. University of Nebraska
cornhunkcr~ have started spring
football practice under direction OF
Head Coach stewart Tho squad is
made up OF string OF 40 or 80 play.
crn. Tho following 10 Nebraska
schedule;
oct iowa University at Iowa
City.
oct. Minnesota University at
Minneapolis.
oct is--Sotro Dame University
at Lincoln.
Oct. ssi-okiahona University at
Omaha or Lincoln.
Nov. Iowa state College Amsal
at Lincoln.
Nov. s.--Mlxsouri University Mt
Columbia.
Nov. is.--kansas University at
Lincoln.
Nov. :T.--syracuse University nj
Lincoln,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Leonard and
Richie Mix
in Big Bout
Westerner May Grab Title
Leonard Favored in the
Betting

NEW YORK. April 2s.--Many bets
wer- being made here today that
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
plon Of the world. would knock out
While Ritchic. former titi. holder.
whom they meet tonight In hou,
scheduled for eight rounds. nj tho
First Regiment Armory. Newark.
odds Of l TO > were asked by those
betting that Leonard would stop his
opponent but few takers were
found.
The largest crowd that ever wit.
messed Jersey bout iH predicted
viii be present. Leonard II Haid to
have been guaranteed $4,000 for his
end. while Richie In reported TO re-
ceive $4,000.
The boys will enter the ring prac-
tically at eatchw.lghts. Articles OF
agreement stipulate that they shall
weigh not more than ite pounds
Richie. however. already Is thin and
drawn. while Leonard - heavy. but
fast. The poundagc stipulated
would eliminate any chance OF
Leonards losing hiss tile. unless
Ritchie should reduce his weight TO
the lightweight figure ana emerge
victorious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
KarsityBall
ewWallops
State Outfit
Washington Hangs Up 80
Win Over w. S. c.
Team

Shutting out the visiting Washing
ton state baseball team SATURDAY.
the University OF Washington nine
copied tho two game series from tho
invaders. Saturdays score -as 10
Q. In favor II tho home guard.
Loren. m shorts,op. and Rockey.
NJ second base. played tigh, BASEBALL
for the visitors. while B~ern. as
shor,stop for the varsity. played a
stellar game,
Burke hurried a nior game for tho
w. men. but Cook. tho W. y. G.
mound man. didn't s~em 10 have
much stuff on tho hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Rainiers Annex Fourth
Straight Ball Go From
Oaks in Sunday Battle
Falkenberg Hurls Locals to 10 Victory Over Wis
itors-Huge Crowd Sees Game-Seattle Wins
First Series = Dugdale Quits Baseball
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

Pitching shutout ball. Cy Falkenberg, Seates veteran
twrer hurled locals their fourth straight win over
the Oakland the home lot yesterday afternoon
The final score to o. Seattle scored its lone counter
in the third frame Murphys hit. Ritchies sacrifice,
and Wihots long single to left.
A huge crowd. that rvaled that of the opening day
in size witnessed Sundays mix The stands held close TO
5000 people Yes baseball has back to stay in
this mans town.
Sundays game well played from whistle to whistle
the ned cut down chances for both teams to
score Lane the Oak fielder and Murphy Oak third base
man. cracked two hits for the visitors and Gechmann
and Fakenberg with two scratch safetes led the local
hifters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
.SEARLE WINS
TRAPHONORS
AT CUNMEET

TACOMA. April 2s.~-HhoounR TO
targets without miss. X. r. searle.
OF seattle. won first honorr In the
second Northwest Trap shooters as'
soeiation meet here Sunday. He won
the handicap event with 20 targets
out OF 90.
Seventy two shooters competed. c.
n. bishop. Of Tacoma. ranked sec
ond. with a count 81 lis. j. II. Hop
klns. Of Seattle. WAS third. with fis.
l.. II. Reid. Of Seattle. won the pro
fennionai honorH. with III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Team,
Will Inuade
Seattle Lot
Open Series With Locals To-
morrow Dell May Hurl
Opener

Seattle win entertain the Ner.
non Tigers for week. starting
tomorrow afternoon. when the
kainier~ win tangie In the first
Of y six game series. Most of
the Vernon team are ~w To
the seattle fans. Wet~~r Dell
being the best known Of the lot
bell used 10 throw Tor the Sc
attic team q coupig Of seasons
back. Horton. the Visiting first
baseman. played the initial pill
low for doe Devto~'s shipyari
crew last year. byron iiouck.
who pitched FOG the Tacoma
Todd and Patterson Macdonald
shipyard squasts. IL also with
the N-rnoa team.
behind the bat Ire Normer and
Cook are holding forth for the Wis.
tors. De vormeri played In the Coast
circuit last season. while Cook In
a newcomer 10 Coast league bali,
ilor,on II playing firs, for the Tig
crs. with Hosp. Coast league vet
cran. stationed a; the keystone sack.
Heck on Third
Beck. formerly with the -. Louis
Nationals and the American Assoc.
ciation. II playing tho no, corner.
with Mitchell. one of the leading
lnfieldrrs Of the league. stationed a,
shortsiop.
In the outfield. chadeournc. for
ner Portland gardener. r. In e-ntsr.
with Bob Meuacl la right. and I'D
iinston In left. Meusei proved his
class in the Coast league last year
with the ios Angeles club. while
Eddington II former Three
and Central league star.
On the mound Dell. Tiouck. Rel
ser. Cheek and Fromm arc 10.
sick's nsinstayn.
Miles Mains looks to be the choice
~ the Seattle harlrrH TO open the
series against Patty Arbuekie -
men. with Dell on the mound for
the invaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Can Richie Make 1856.

The mystery surrounding While
Ritchie's weight Is leading tho fans
TO believe the Californian Is planning
a coup d'etat' in his bout with
Benny Leonard.
The articles stipuiate Willie shall
make isz pounds ringside. or forfeit
$1,000. At that weight. the welter.
weight limit. Lconafd's lightweight
title naturally could not chang.
hands. even II Benny should unex-
pectediy take the count. But. asks
the wise fan. what IL to prevent
Richie from surprising Leonard by
coming In at i35 pounds7 a knock.
out with Willie at that figure. no
matter what the champion weighed.
would mean the title would change
hands. the fans argue.
The only fly In the fans ointment
is the question Of the sx-champion's
ability to make Lac. lie hasn't done
1t In years. But-agair. Willie was
privately reported several days ago
to be down TO 1873. and he didn't
appear weak and wobbiy. either.
It's the doplest kind OF dope. hut
it's what the fans are talking today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
uuGDAJE QUITS
BASEBALL HERE

J.. r.. Dugdaie. the chief figure
In baseball here since 1898. has
retired. He has sold his complete
STARTS in the Seattle Coast league
club to the 40 directors under
President Jimmy Brewster, who
i,roke into the game here this
spring. The sale was completed
Saturday and marks the retire.
ment OF tne pofIy magnate from
the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

summary Thfee-tass hit~-iadrer.
T~o-hsse hiis--Ailan and Taylor. struck
out-ny burke :. by Cock : nass ON
halis--on Cook :. eff Burke 4. Stolen
bssss--Tayior =. kusois :. Heem I. Nc
cresssy 1. and aohss 4. left on bases.
y. % ". !, W. n c, J. umpire--issn-
nett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

Ever notice how trnnsplanting a
bassbailsr frequently brings about a
rather startling form f'ipropr IL 40.
you then have one OF the reason.
why dopcstcrs in the spring time Of
1919 featured by many trades--arc
fighting shy Of making positive pre-.
dictIona concerning tho pcnnan, out
looks
Aibcrtus P.rfccto Msmaux was a
star OF stars with the Pirates lie
was ahunted off to the Dodgers
thereafter Albcrtus was an awful
bust aa finger Of tn. horsehideS.
on the other paw. We have the case
Of Burleigh Grimes. He established
the worst pitching record in 1911.
losing II straight and finishing the
season with an average that hardly
could be located with the Lick tele.
scope
"Raus NIT himf' shrieked Barney
Drcyfuss. so Burieigh was waited
into the arms 81 Charlie Hercules
Ebbcts of Brooklyn. And In 1918
this very same Buricigh annexed
80 wins In IS starts with a joke hall
club behind him and by garnering
nine scalps in a row took unto him
self the consecutive winning" cham.
ptonship among John Heydler's
pitchers.
Hamiiton's Record
Earl Hamilton pitched nine games
for the Browns in 1917 and lost ex'
ac,ly that many. II. was waived
out Of the American league and the
Pirates grabbed him. wbercupon
Hamilton proceeded TO win six
straight games before he quit base.
bah In 1918 10 join the celebrated
army Of Uncle Samuel.
Heinle Groh wasn't looked upon an
such.a-much while with the Giants.
John Mcsraw shipped Hcinie to the
wiIds OF Cincinnati. Since then Groh
has developed into the greatest all.
around third sacker In the game
Some years ago Bin Sweeney raped
the ball for mark far beyond 800
while with the Braves. He feldcd
brilliantly. too. Eventually he was
/ traded to the Cubs And from that
day Bill Sweeney was joke ball
player. He skiddcd quickly from the
heights and almost overnigh I
slumped into the confines OF the far
down bushes.
Frank Baker used TO hammer 'cm
around $50 while with the Athletics.
Connie Mack sold him to the Yam.
kees--and there was loud hooraying
L.. IYs.s a
that Baker has been able to do In
three years il 10 mace the ball for
n grand mark OF .2s5. The case Of
Eddie Collins liz something Of "A du.
plicate. Eddie was n great batter In
Pbiladelphia--but never since then
has he struck any real terror into the
hearts of pitchers
Jim Vaughn ranks with the great.
est pitchers in the National league
at the present time. and has held
such a position for number OF
years. But while this noble mounds.
man was with the Yankees and also
with the Senators he accomplished
nothing except lot of heart aches
for his manager. his associates and
the home town rooters.
Larry Doyle was tower OF
strength while with the Giants. lie
WAS traded to the Cubs and didn't
make much OF an impression. A
year or 80 afterward he went back
10 the Giants and Immediately re-
sumed scintlllating. Joe Jackson
smashed the offerings OF opposition
pitchers for an average OF around
$40 while with the Cleveland club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

Krem~r. who hurled for the
visitors. had IA nice breaking curve
tail. He held the Seattle team TO
one run and would have won
ra.ly II his team mates could
save given him some nuns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
n MPS MAKE
GOOD HERE

Umpire Bedford. who handled the
indicator In the shIpyard league here
last season. has made good In his
games here. He Is a lIkable fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
'Bartfeld and
Barrieau Are
Set for Gong
New Yorker and Canadian
Finish Training for Their
Arena Bout

Soldier" Fairfield and Frank lar
rieau are set for the gong which WIN
send them over the four round route
in IN. main event OF the Arena
smoker Tuesday night Bartneid I'm
iHhed up HIS training session yeHter'
day afternoon and viii rest until the
bout.
fsarrieau IL also ready for the gong.
The Canadian has been In hard train
Ing for hin bout with the famed New
yorkcr,fof the past week and reports
himself NJ for action.
fairfield has been working out
with Young Hector and Bert Forbes
during the last couple OF days. lie
has shown In his training sessions
that he IL a tough. rugged ring Gus
toner.
Iigrfisau IL all Of that. too. which
local fans can testify 10. having seen
the Canadian In action a couple Of
times.
S~mi Nyindup SIN In AIR
Clay illte has not lined up hla
rs-ni windup an yet. but has Joe a. .l.
rahsn ready to meet Eddie Quinn.
Bud Ridley to tangie with Grarr.
Grsnklin and Kid Peterson 20 meet
curiey val@ncourt
Young Hector and Ole Anderson
would make good match, because
the big fellows put up a pretty good
fight over In Tacoma recently. nltho
"a TAFh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

whose heart Is in the game all Of the
time.
tinney. too. has handled the
games well. Here's hoping that the
rest % the Coast staff are az good as
this pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN IEAcUC
Vernon Wins Long
Game From Beavers

PORTLAND. April launching
hits In the 18th inning the Vernon
club walked off with Saturdays
game from the Portland club here
to the tune OF runs 10 2. II was
a pitchers battle all the way.
The score IL n r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
BEES GIVE .
ANGELS REAL
BALL FIGHT

los ANGELES. April 2s--Ths
Morrnons won the morning gans
10y a score Of runs 10 3. when
tic Bees staged a laiting bee. In
the afternoon game the home team
came hack and dossned the Wis
itora after spirited 13-inning
game. 2 TO :.
The score y ~
salt Lake city .....s..s-.s. j.
f>0m Angeles .ss+s..ss.ssss
batteries ssrkis and Byisrs crAndsiis
Valencia and Japan.
The score II ~.
gait Lake city .............
los Angeles ..-+ss-s.s .
psttsrisss I~verenz and Byier. Aidrigss
Deer and l3oies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
Seattle to Play
Oakland in Last
Melee of Series

Oakland and seattl. will play
cut at the Rainier park again
this afternoon In the iaAt game
81 the series, II looks like Abe
Bowman will fling for the locals.
with Harry kfause on the hill
for the visitors. They twirled
tn tho opening game Of the sea.
son here last Wednesday and
krauae emerged winner by n
to : score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

Summary; Tvo-base hit--Mitxss Sac
rifice hits--Fabrtque. Richie. Willie.
Eremer Stolen baAe--Wtlle Double
piays-Fsbrlque 20 GieirhmAnn: Faiksn-
b~rE TO Gieichmann. Kremer 10 Murphy
20 Bohne 20 Mite 20 stumpf 20 Bobnr.
Struck out-F3y Faikenberw 3. by Kremsr
:. Bases on baiis--Or FaiksnberK 4. off
Ersmsr :. Umpires-Bedford and FIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
JONES WINS
EASILY FROM
TIGER CREW

PORTLAND. AprII h,-AIth"
wild Carroll Jones. former Detroit
pitched the Portland team TO
an easy victory over the Vernon club
here. yesterday afternoon. lie held
the visitors 20 ono run. while his
were running up seven.
Tn. score n ~. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28
VICTORIA
WINNER IN
BALLM MELEE

NICTDHIA, y. z. AprII Zsl-~NIc.
toria beat Seattle In the first game
of a double header here yesterday.
but the second game WIS called with
the score q tie a. three all. because
~ darkness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-28

SAN FRANCISCO. April :T.-wil.
lie kamm. seal third aacksr. los, the
second game ~ the week for the
Seals BY his error In Saturdays mix.
which let In two runs Tho final
score was 5 10 J. with the visitors
leading