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S. Gravcly. Jr bearing a large vel
low chrysanthcmum in which was the
ing color scheme of yellow and white
The groom had for his best man his
hro,h"ri Robert Preston, Of Norfolk
ErooiiSiian The uShcrs were Lieu
tenant Thomas X. Dew. Of Hampton;
w iiiiam Braxton Dew. OF Washington
INV ';tc hlFcrsi'y. and Alfred Moore
ana houston brown of WythevilIc
IN account of the recent death of the
, npc'c car ,alher. the reception following
,nr ceremony was limited to the bridal
party and out-of-town guests. The
Mr. and M sT9'" John M'S 1aG included
nnurE; Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Dew. Miss
POLY Cary. Dew and ". u. Dew. Jr
~ ~ S"c" thriar: MIR. and Mrs. George NJ
i.ichnond; Mr. and Mrs. Gary. of Biz
i ,nE nam Ala: Miss Annie Powell. Of
n nr,s'o,; Mrs. Hugh Preston. Mr.. and
MIS. kobcft Preston. Miss Caperton
ircStoh, Mrs. Barton Myers and Mrs
rrahcis Myers. OF Norfolk: and Mr.. and
Conn. ia, e"'
The wedding is OF unusual in,ercs,
throughout Virginia. where both bride
n nnc, groom have extensive family con
or the late DR.; H. w. Dew. OF Lynch.
HurG. where she is we'll known since
wr,, early childhood she has lived in
nent young business man OF Norrnik
ana mas recently returned from over.
i, 49,. having served as captain in
ne tEhtieih Division. He is the son
or the late Hugh Preston and Mr.
tL,estoh' OF Biacksburg. and has rnany
Soutbwos "np reihtiFes throughout the
h"inbow Wedding.
. Wednesday evening. October .. a.
g. o'clock, a, Ta5ernacie Ean,!a;
C ,ndi a beautiful rainbow wedding
Clark. daughter Of Mr and T. " - s'f "a s.
lark. OF 2225 West Grace Street. was
i lor, S. TO John william IN, o. New.
Mullins. 5. C.. officiating. The c5u-ch
was decorated in ferns. Mains anu
,Sn T sand and Mss Grace Bolton played
c s,".creG the church and during the
rendered The bride was gowncd in
wh!te satin md Georget,e crepe. with
a court train beaded with pearls and
irF!descents. Her flowers were Bride
f fUSGS; c Inc maid OF. honor, Miss NJ.
Eo"ned in hc!iotrope mcssaline and
HeonSettc crepe with beaded trim
minEs. and she carried a hugh bouquet
Of heiiotrope chrysanthemums The
liti" flower girls. Lucille Cooke and
EVELYN Murdoch. wore frocks OF ,miie
ana ribbon over pink and blue mes
path way The bridesmaids Miss j.
s N'tU,a Saunders who wore PINK mas
ace trimmings and walked with G.
E.cnwood Clart. brother Of tar bride:
MISS Ruby Winefree. in salmon mes
saline with silver lace TRIMMINGS ana
walked with r. Courtney Clark.
brother o: the bride: Miss Lillian
Moran. in turquoise blue mcssalin.
WIN silver lace trimmings tad walked
Win II. Eugene Mccarthy: Miss Mar
taret Mcfarland. IN green massai.Ie
with SILVER lace trimmings ana walked
with g. Herbert spain; Miss Dorothy
Stumpf In peach mcssalinc with silver
&C" trimmings. walked with H. Cur,is
!E"ost. Miss LuEa P!nchback. In pale
h!ue mcsSal.nc ".th silver lace trim
m!nEs and wal<ci with G.urr. T.
fcers They all carried bouquets o..
pink ros<s and forms. The groom was
attended by Joseph =. Pcttigcw as his
best man The brides mother was
@owncd in black satin with irridescent
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day evening at O'clock. The affair
Is for tho benent OF the Lady Owls
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Robert Towers ar.
taUlish.d at their apartment in the Gray
'And Tor the winter months.
Mrs Frederic W. Scott and Misses Isabel
and Elisabeth Scott. who have been spend
INK some time at the hot Springs ana IN
New York. have returned TO their home in
Richmond.
Are. Means. OF birmingham. Ala. IL the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank w. Chris
tIin. on Park Avenue.
Major J, Dickson Policy. Jr. la on a
visit to his parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. ID
Policy. 2cl5 West Grace Street. having just
returned from Germany.
Mrs. j. II, Ingram and family, who have
At Buck Hiii." Will return shortly to their
hcm. in Richmond.
Mr.; and Mr.. Anton 6 Adams have re.
apartment at the Chesterfield.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. ~ Bostian. of go North
Harrison Street. are visiting Mr.. Bos,Ian's
inOther in Baltimore.
Miss Matte Wood and Miss Fannie Grass
Wit are visiting Mr. and Mrs W. l.. Proc
tor. Of Jos Watt street. Durham. y. {.
Mrs. Lee FtzhuEh, OF Portsmouth, has
occn spending several days In Richmond as
the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer TIciskcy are spending
a few days in Washington.
Misses Ruth RommeI and Emma whistler
nave returned TO their home in Louisville
Ky. after visit TO Mr. and Mrs r. n;
HciSkcy. Stuart
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Society Calendar

MoNDAl-Dr. Nielsen to nddrcss
college Club nnd guests MT Profess
sionni Womnn's building. {. DIR.
neti"cn h"rRks ut Collegiate school.
H.. charles hnnn Kennedy. play
Every Monday Club meets Mt Gu3
Moss Side Avenue. tOinnd Park.
. :t0. Dance for Indy Owls. Second
and broad Streets, Owls Hall, 50.
TUESDAY-BeneHt ten nj LORD
Monument Avenue, & to q. Regular
weekly meeting of Equal Suffrage
l.cnEuc at headquarters. &. Parent
Icnrhcr Association of William Fox
school meets mt 3:30. Monthly meet
ing of Colonial DANES ut W0nan'x
Club, :. Richmond Auxiliary 10
thildrrn's Home Society meets In
\. ". 4. A., 4.
WEDNESDAY-En.t Hanover
Prrsbytcrini meets Mt First Pres
si"n; afternoon session, $40. First
morning musical OF Musicians Club
In auditorium of wOmnn's Club
ut ~. Highland Park Club meets
ut 1910 First Avenue, 3::IO.
THURSDhI-Costu dance at
Jchcrson Club. BOnrJ OF managers
of Refrent for the Sick TO meet nt
the hospital, ~. Meeting of Doro-
thea Payne Madison Chapter. \. =.
I. -, Daughters of 1872, nj the
Jefferson. 1870.
SATURDtT-UsunI hop ut Coun-
try Club OF Virginia.
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the brides home. where refreshments
We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs TIN left later In tho
be AT home on their return a, 22aj
West Grace Street
series Of Bcncnt Teas.
THIS week the Ladies Aid SocIetv
OF Holy Comforter Church vii! give
the Grst OF a series OF benefit teas to
DC held this winter. The tea wi ne
held Tuesday afternoon from j TO i;
o'clock in tho home OF Mrs J. l.. Moon
2c"o Monument Avenue. There will be
Il musical program and refreshments
viii be served.
Highland Park Club.
Mrs. Il. T.. Reynolds has arranged Il
meeting Of the Woman's CLUB OF High
land Park, TO he held in the home OF
Mrs r. Addison Lewis. l7lo First
Avenue. on Wednesday afternoon at
cepiion Will follow. The program and
the hostcsscs for the Afternoon are +:
Mrs. Robert Vaughan. Mrs. J. :Mitchcli
Lewis, Mrs. +. {. Sublett. Mrs Milton
G Bapt:T. Each member is permit;si
to Invite TWO guests Those takin Z
part in the program are: Mrs. French
Hines. Mrs Robert Bcadles. Mrs. X.
Maude McRae. Mrs, W. B. McIIwainc.
Jr.. and Miss Teresa Johnson.
Donation Day November O.
The Sheltcring Arms Free Hospital
Will observe it's annual donation day
on THURSDAY, November 9. Tnc eX-
ccutivc board Will receive at the hos =
liiui on that day.
Dance for Indy Owls.
y dance will be given at the Ow g
Han. Second and Broad Streets. Mon
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trimmings. Quite n largo number OF
friends and relatives from out -of-town
attended the wedding. ana tftl.' the
ceremony the bridal party -eturnrl to
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WOMES'S MEETINGS.

The paren;-Tcachcrs' Association OF VII
liam Fox school will hold Its regular
O'Clock There will be an interesting talk
ty Harris Hart IN reference to school work
Tho monthly meeting Of the Co,onial
Danes Of America In the State OF Virginia
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will be held at the womens Club TUESDAY
afternoon at O'Clock

The regular weekly meeting OF the Equal
Suffrage League. will be held at headauar-
afternoon at I o'clock. Members are asked
10 note the change In the hour.
;, The Richmond Auxiliary Of tn. Children,
tom" Society Will meet Tuesday afternoon
at O'clock, In the Y. ". c. a. on account
3l the president: Mrs. 4. Carter scott. be
Ing unable to attend Mrs. James a. Rich
.rhson will preside. Returns from the tag
dav Will be given at this meeting. ana
other matters OF Importance discussed
The East Hanover Presbyterial will meet
At the First Presbyterian Church Wein.s.
naE: morning session a, II A. NJ. Luncn
Viii bc served at ! o'clock. Afternoon sea
sion at l:3n r. NJ. Mrs w. e. Winsbor-
vuEh: superint endent Of women's work for
duct both sessions. All Presbyterian women
are cordially invited 20 attend.
The board Of man,rcr. ,,r ~. D..
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FOR the Sick viii hold a very important
meeting Thursday morning at ii o'clock IN
the hospital.
There will be a Gated meeting OF the
Dorothea Payne Madison Chapter. y Y o.,
= Daughters OF 1872 on Thursday morning.
At ii:5D O'Clock. In room 30 at the Jcret.
son Hotel Matters OF Importance are to be
considered at this meeting.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daushtcrs
az It's regular meeting. elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Mrs II
T. Moore; leader: Mrs; =. L. Moore. Vice
leader. Mrs. l.. G. Mcphail. secretary: Mrs
Tldcn McAuIev treasurer DeIcEates -
the annual convention in Roanoke were also
elected as follows: Mrs r j. Sormrnt Jr
Mrs Tiiden McAuley and Mrs. /. c. Me
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Tn. board Of managers for tn. R..rca,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
IS
STILL "ALEX
THE GREAT"
ny ~. &. HAMILTON
United Press Correspondent

NEW YORK. May io.--My head is
bloody but unbowed. might be the
statement Of Grover Cleveland Alex.
andcr today.
In his first appearance since his
return from the war. Alexander evi.
IDENTIFY was the same old nnte-belium
Alexander who was called the
great with one exception. lie was
Wild. But he proved he viii be
worth his weight in Victory Bonds
to the Cubs before winter.
Alexander was beaten by Cincin-
natl. to o. II was n IStchcr's bat
tie. In which the mighty one was or.
posed by n man called Fisher. who
was once cast away by the Yanks.
Alexander. usually the master at all
times. didn't have the hail trained
as well as before he shifted the gun.
powder. lie could make the pellet
do tricks all right. but II was kitten.
ish and often went cavorting away
on its own hook. 30 five men walked
That was Alcxandcr's downfall. He
beat himself.
As against these walks. the box
score tells us he struck out four
batsmen.
In the eighth inning. Alexander
granted n pass TO Groh. Rehg sacri.
feed and Mngee doubled. doing tho
business.
The Cub fans are not disappointed.
Alexander remains Alexander the
Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Locals Drop
First Melee
to Vancouver
Visitors Beat Devine's Club
in N. w. Opener Here,
Al; Play Today
SoKTIIwEsTEHS LEAGUE

Grabbing Dave Hillyard's long
ny 10 left field In the ninth inning.
with three men on bases and two
outs registered. Billy Speas. Van
couvcr gardner. robbed Seattle OF
"A chance to tie the score In the
opening game OF the Northwest
International league here yesterday
afternoon. Vancouver won the
mix. which was played In a fine
drizzle OF rain. BY a score Of 4
runs 10 ].
Dave williams hurried a nice
game for the home folks. but NO
did Hcnion. the Canadian selection
for mound work. 4 pass by Will
Jams after two men were out In
the seventh followed by couple
Of singles and double steal. put
over two runs for the Northern
crs. Seattle scored it's lone marker
In the eighth on Hoffman's single
and double by French. In the
ninth Vancouver added q couple
more Counters on an infIeid error
AID two more safeties.
A duet OF passes and a single
filed the bases in the ninth inning
for Devlne's men. but Speas'
catch spilled the beans for the
locals for the day.
The same squads clash again
today at the Rainier Valley park
at 2:3o. The Sunday game win
start at the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Beavers Whip
SeattleCreu
ByBigCount
Bigbee Has Two Bad In
nings; Portland Wins,
81 in Oregon

PORTLAND. May i0,-Cracking
In the first and seventh innings.
Lyle Blgbee. Seattle twirlsr. WIS
touched for eight runs In these two
frames. afd Portland walked OFF
with the fourth game OF the series
by count of 20 ]. here yesterday.
Bigbec got or 20 "A bad start when
Cox sent Siglin over the rubber in
the initial inning on his double 20
the rightfleld wall. Two more count.
ed when neither Derrick nor Walsh.
Of the Seattle inner defense. could
reach Walkers Rroundcr.
In the seventh frame the home
team batted clear around. with
Wcrierzii batting twice a couple OF
singles. walk. and Rigiln's triple
registered five runs for the home
guard in this session.
Iiigbec Scores
Scattic's lone counter was made
In the seventh. on BiRbecH hit. an
out and Cunningham bingle thru
tho inficid.
Bigbee hurled a swell brand Of ball
thruout the game. with the cxcep-
ton OF his two bad innings. Billy
Cunningham looked strong for the
visitors. sharing three hits out Of
five trips to the plate and making IA
nice catch Of Farmers long ny in
the sixth Htanza. IN center field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Old Jim Picks Eternal or Billy Kelly to Win Derby
By FRED TtRHNyIIlE

Despite the unpopularity OF kings
and tho decided scarcity Of that ar
tiele, the sport OF Kings" still flour
lsheH. Ana that IL "A mild way oi
expressing IL. too. for the sport OF
Kings" flourishcs as u never has
flourishcd before.
To-day more than 10000 people ar,
expected to flood the stands at Louis
ylllc's historic Churchill. Downs race
track 10 witness the running Of IN,
annual derby race. Last year there
was nearly a half million dollars
bet on the race, ana IL would not be
surprising II that amount was dou
hied this year
And. OF course. every reader wants
20 know first thing who IL going "a
win the great classic 81 1919. old
Jim Branham. the aged darkcy who
has seen every race FOR "a years and
has ahod many Derby winner
doesn't know. hut he has his favor
ties. Jim n qualified 60 pick a win
ner. but he doesn't talk Just for the
sake u talking. and ha isn't quite
sure WHOM win
You sev says Jim, "a Derby
race IL never won until the rpce +
run. II looks like Eternal or Billy
Kelly. but sou never can toll. II
YOU could there wouldn't 10 80 .0o0
persons trying to see this years race
and betting their good money"
Hut jam admits u he has enough
money 20 bet. aud he NEST always
raises stake. he'll play one or both
Of his favorites.
asked Charles Granger. pr~si
dent OF Churchill Downs, who would
win and be said
Sir Barton
Sir Barton IL e stable mate OF niiiy
Kelly. aud ! X Ross. the Eastern
owner. may hc playing the game 49,
10 has often been played hrf0re--plt'
tins two good horses against one
good horse. IN that case one could
only guess which 81 the two Ross
would send out 10 run Eternal %
death and which he'd choose 90 come
up winner.
Andy schu,tingeF. ie5 rounds. will
ride Eternal lie Is a veteran Jockey
and Jim McCieiland. owner ~ Eter'
nal. The Mandrrer and sailor. ehone
wisely.
Both Eternal and nlily Kelly are
Kentucky bred horses. IL has al
ways h~~n n hattie between Ken
lucky bred horses IL has always
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Many Changes Made in
Rainiers; New Lineup to
Greet the Seattle Fans
Seattle lnfield and Outted Have Been Made Over
Coast League Cobbs and Johnsons Get Usual
Medicne-Other Gossip of Pacific Coast Baseball
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Just what the next three weeks hold in store
for the Seattle Coast league ball is of
mystery that but time viii unave but thing is certain
and that is it will be much changedabou ball club that
opens against the Portland here two weeks from Mon
day. when the Seattle contingent performs here after
three weeks road trip.
The outfield has been remodeed. with Pete Compton
still in his place in left field With Walshs removal TO
the infed Bill Cunningham has been shifted from right
field where he is at home. Bill should be
able to play higher brand of ball in his old position.
Harry Harper. recently of the Seals. is still holding
down the right field job and viii undoubtedly continue
do unless the unexpected happens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
Star Auto Pilots Enter
Speedway Classic Race

INDIANAPOLIS. May io.-whcn
the starters flag drops at tho In
dIanapolls Motor Speedway on the
morning OF May IL. and the battery
OF motors opens up and the thirty
odd racing cars flash down the brick
speedway on the first leg Of the
EruelIinx soomiie dash for $4,000
In prizes. the father Of American
specdways win again come into Its
own.
For more than two years. the
great two-and oue-half milo oval has
been closed TO the roar OF racing
automobiles. while Uncle Sans avi.
atora tuned up their airplans engines
there for tho greater race TO victory
over tho Hun.
Numbered among the starters will
be such famous drivers as Louis
Chevrolet. Ralph Do Palma. Earl
Cooper. Ralph milford. Dario Rcsta.
Eddie Hcarne. Wilbur D'Alene and
Eddie O'Donncil.
when announcement was made
that the beO-mlie classic would be-
revived. many believed II was too
soon after the wnr and IL was pre-
dlcted that the public would not
show intereH, In the event. Thco-
doro T.. Myers. secretary and general
manager OF tho speedway. states.
however. that the advance record of
former years viii be shattered.
From all over Europe applications
are being received for scat rcscrva.
tons, and entries are being filed by
the foremost European drivers.
Hotel managers who. in former
years. charged broadway prices for
accommodations have agreed that
normal rates shall prevail. Since tho
running OF the last 5o0-mlle race In
indianapolis In 1915 new hotels have
been erected and no difficulty IL ex.
pcc,cd In handling the crowds.
jules Goux. tho Frenchman who
won the 500-miie race In 1918. will
drive the Peugeot car that tho late
Georges Boillot drove IN the last
French Grand prix. Four other
French drivers have announced in
Paris they viii enter. and come to
America for the $4,000 race. One is
former Indianapolis winner.
Jean Chassagne will drive an Eng
lish Sunbeam and Andre Boillot,
brother OF Georges Boillot. win drive
n baby" Pcougeot. II he can get
his release from the French army
and get to America In time for the
race. He plans TO bring his airplane
with him and TO give an exhibition
flight before the race.
Ralph De Palma viii drive n Pack.
ard 49," Ralph milford n Fronte-
nae. while Louis Chevrolet has not
yet named his mount Wilbur u.
Alenc. the wild man from the west
win drive DueHcnberR. Louis
Chevrolet has stated that he will not
drive in the race II German or an
Austrian car ~ entered.
The full list Of cars and drivers
named to date follows:
II. c. Durant. -. Chevrolet Special
Dario Resta. ...s......... sunbeam
w. w. Brown. -. Richards Special
Earl Cooper. ................. StuG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10

PNkMAN is
VICTOR OVER
JOE MILLER

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1o.-Ed.
die Pinkman, Seattle lightweight.
won n decision over Joe Miller in
their four-round mix last night.
Neither man displayed any real class
and the bout was a listless affair.
Eddie Denny. a lightweight. drew
with Frankie Tabor. weller. but tho
crowd held he beat his heavier OPP
ponent
Johnny Arrousez beat Eddie Ma
honey. Tommy o'Brien beat Spider
Webb. Frankie Haynie won over Bill
~ Shade and Larry Jones and
Johnny Condo drew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
&T(!S9L.,.1

uroadway and Lincoln track teams
ssnxie IN a dual rnees al tho University
81 Washington campus this aftrrnoon.
rAs first event gets under way al zse.
Queen Ann. and rrnnsiln stage q cuai
meet on p~nny field this morning. tho
initial svent starting II pifs.
nrcAs~ay IL favored 20 win the met.
hat the North Tatsrs premise 10 give the
Tirst fllil men a bstsie-
Howard Carroll. % nroaiway. ant
Georxs Goiieh'iy. u iAacsia. arc srperfod
% stage pretty battle IN the sprins
Dana Lincoln ard waiter tusi 81 I'm
coin. and Exvcidt % Brvsdway. are
ssverftem 20 Win the weight .renis The
Broadway entry cleared up the sirong
man stunts IN the freshmen sopsnfnore
meets iaSi week
EzNeidi also won the hixh Jnmr sri
broad jump lie IA one % she strongest
entries 81 the Pine II, institution.
a pretty battle IS expected 70 be STAGED
IN the high jump whsn FARMLAND and
MeiHns~t % Lincoln. argue Nth Ervrtd'
asala. The broadway star son ~ a
scant margin over the Lincoln entries
In tho meet last wsss.
The city inset IL scheduled for next
Saturday At the varsity campus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
EzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZ,2fEN

SUPERIOR. Wis. May 10.---Roy
Moore. OF Superior. Wis. was given
newspaper decision over Johnny
Ertle. Minneapolis. In n 10.round
match here last night.
MILWAUKEE,. May 10.--Johnny
Dundee won on points from Richie
Mitchell here last night, In 10 rounds
OF the fastest boxing seen here in
years. Dundee had the edge In four
rounds, Mitchell in three. Dundee
had the better OF the argument In
speed. but was outclassed in to.to.too
smuggling.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 10.--Joc
Stecher's famed body scissors have
shipped off another victim. IIe
tossed Wladek Zbyszko here last
night in i:45.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 10.--In
their first track duel OF the season.
the University OF Minnesota met the
University of Iowa at Northrop field
today.
LOS ANGELES, May 10.--Fight
fans today agreed they saw a real
bout at Vernon last night, when
Chef Neff and Young Brown fought
fourround draw. There was not
a duh moment nor kick about the
decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
.lWIas8

asiaisy Jake Abel. the Eastern ~si,rr-
~~iEht VIE meets Merrse Lux. the neu
Coast ~eifsr~eiFnf kinr. at the local
Arsna Tuesday fought a dra~ with the
Iprtiknder In Atlanta Ca. In their fire,
m-stinE. short time ago. Abel IL
Ansious to min With the oregon man
again.
Joe Gornan. who 10 also On me Tuesday
card here. 10 learning how 90 play the
ussleie Bobby Evans. 1o-'s manarrr
says bic tattier has hiEh musical anti.
lions. oormaH tackles Joe Harahan
The other bouts on the card are
YOUNG Hester Va Harry Williams heavy
weights Frankie Murphy va bud Hdier.
hsntAmwetshis and Frankie Rogers W.
cHfiey NAiencourt. wsiicr~eixh's
Pat Fco't. prominent IN the local nKh,
same. Who hAa sas; returned from over
seas. may referee Tuesdays bouts
HsInie aehuuAnn. tho Tacoma iixht-
weight. 10 leaving ~arlr nert week for
Canada With his manager. Eddie Marine.
whore he fights Harry Anderson IN Cal
gary soon.
nitiy wright who lost his first rEht
IN long time 20 Norrte Lux In Tacoma
ThuFrsay uiEht. wants another crack at
the roFtiander. Hiliy looked good against
tax until tho new champ cracked him.
n they meet aEain niiiy viii b~ a BIT
more ~ary Of the kick la Luxs uiitts
Soldier Fairfield who MIXED here
twice. defeating Frank narfieau and
Mick King ia turn. In on his way back
to New York
Richie Mitchell. who fought ono round
here with Eddie rinkmRn at the local
Arena. Ia back In his home In Milwaukee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10
BOHNE WINS
GAME WITH
PINCH HIT

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10. -
Doubling to the left field fence In
the ninth inning. sammy Bohne,
Oakland shortstop. sent over the
winning run in the gVne with Yer
non here yesterday WHEN he scored
Roche. who had singled. from first
base. The game was a pitchers hat.
tie between Dell and Brenton. Mitch.
ell led the hittcrs with three safe
blows The score: r. II. u.
vernon ....s.............
oakland s.....-ssss.....
The batteries--Dell and Dcyorner:
Brenton and Mite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-10

Louisville talks nothing but Der.
by. Every hotel has been sold osI
for two months.
They tell me this years eilRibles
are IN. olassiest 5.ycar-olds ever en-.
tered and there have been some
classy runners In the past. Rose
Bud. owned by Ham" AppicEats
and his father. ". y. Applcgate. sec
Rotary % the Downs. holds the track
record Of sos Is. made in 1914