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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-21
WOMAN ATTACKED
IN GROCERY STORE
Knocked Down by Robber-An-
oher Takes $S-Police Try to
Minimize Assault.

Mrs. Rebecoa Taylor. No. 32O East
l2sd Street. sixty-hve years old. was
alone IN her grocery store under her
home this morning when two young
men entered and demanded money. one
Knocked her down. inhicung injuries
which were treated by DR.. Williams Of
Harlem Hospital The other got S. from
the cash drawer
Detective Frank Webb Of the East
Igsth Street Station two hours after he
had been assigned to the case said 10
an Evening World reporter:
''oh. II didn't amount TO anything.
Just a couple Of men getting into a night
over the price Of groceries"
Mrs TAYLOR said she recognized the
youths as habitues OF the neighborhood
and she gave a good description, but no
arrest has been made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-21
for Permanent Home feI
Ex-Crown PEince.

AMSTERDAM. April 2l.--Negotia-
tIons with the Reformed Church at
Wierlngen for the purchase OF a local
presbytery las a permanent residence
Tor the former Crown Prince Of Ger
many have been begun by tho Dutch
Government according TO the Wier-
ingen correspondent OF tho Telcgraaf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-21

portatioh 70 thousands Of Staten Island
residents. have agreed 10 defer the's
strike action until Monday.
The New York oflciais asked the men
to walt until action had been taken on
the jerks Bill u che measure Il passed
the company says II win grant the waEe
demands OF the men. II not. II will re-
fuse. Those who threaten 10 strike are
power house men, motoTmen. con.
ductors, linemen and switchmen,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-21
STRIKE CALL DEFERRED.
staten Island WORKERS win Awaii
Action on jerks nil.

A. the request Of Mayor Hylan and
President La GuardIa Of the Board Of
Aldermen. the 500 employees OF the
Richmond Light and Railroad Company
which furnIshea both llght and trana.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALL

GIRLS wANTED;,
$500 A WEEK TO
START;
Positions open
In several
departments;
No experience required.
Rapid advancement;
Permanent work;
AS hours or less q week:
Earnings or S96 to SOD
4 MONTH soon reached,
I,6OO GIRLS
Have been employed
since Jan. 1.
MANY MORE
will be employed in the
next few weeks.
EMPLOYMENT oPSIcEs,
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q WLuOeEhhS g. BsOokllA
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Above olfioas Abo aa
Saturday. 70 T. ~
sunasys p. n. % I'm
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n, W, come 0i DW q
A. n. v ?. Y.
IISs broadway. nsOoklyA.
A. \. 70 sc. u
a. tstSphuuS
MADISON SoUAhE I1osO
NEW YORK .IILN1DoSE ooaRAET.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-21
hELP WANIEp-MALE.

TIE ERIK llR 90. has perpanent onpl00Inent
A. saSses OSs' ;o ISS ne Rs5o , t,sItf
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Tor OVEtine AQply by teleEraph, Letter 9r y
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cig GJIpli0siSr d,oad hElDE dis-hITe psperA,
DRAUGHTSMAN (nlechan-
ical) wanted; electrical eN-
perience desirable; state age,
experience and wages re-
qulred. Apply b. s., 410
World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

Carbonate climbed into the lead In
the Mcmillan cup soccer race yes
terday by defeating the Duthie team
BY two goals 10 one.
The game was played In the coal
town and the record crowd OF fans
had enough heart thrills TO last them
for some time. for the players kept
up a wonderfully fast pace from
whistle TO whistle. with both defensea
being severely tested ut all times.
After n goaliess first half that was
featured by clever goal keeping by
Smith. the Duthie custodian. the
teams changed ends. and IL was not
long before Hannus opened the scor-
ing for Carbonate. This youngster,
who has without a doubt the hardest
shot in the league. fastened onto the
ball. 30 yards out. and sent II Into
the net like a bullet. A few minutes
later Davis accepted n neat pass
from Byers and raised carbonado's
total to two.
These rcverses did not seem TO dis.
hearten the Seattle team, for II kept
the homesterH on the defensive for
the remainder of the play. but a
solitary goal was all they could
total. This came when Buck. the
husky center haE. handled the ball
within "the dreaded area" and from
the resultant penalty kick. Forgie
scored with shot that gave the Car.
bonado goalie no earthly chance to
stop.
w. Harlin. Alien, Byers an, IAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
SEATTLE SPORTSMEN TO HOLD
BIG FEAST AT MASONIC HALL

once again tho Hrortrmen Of Seat.
tie and the Northwest gather for
fcaEting and rejoicing. the occasion
being the fourth annual banquet Of
the Sportunen'H association of Seat
tie being held tonight at the Masonic
temple. Harvard ave. and Pine 81
FcaSting Is assured. for the com.
mittcc has arranged for an honest
TO goodness fried chicken dinner
with all the things that go with such
a feed. Everyone IA assured Of
plenty TO eat. Rejoicing. for the
spor,smen OF Seattle and King
county. indeed the state. have much
10 rcpoicc over as conditions arc
gradually becoming better as regards
tho fishing and hunting. due first
and last 20 the efforts OF the sports.
men who gather around tho festive
board az this annual event.
Outside OF tho eats. short talks
by the guests. among whom IN mum.
berod Governor l.. IA. Hart, and a
few other stunts the sportsmen are
presenting for the first time in Seat.
tie n musical burlcsque entitled. The
Sportsmon's Revenge" written and
produced by members OF the local
ass9ciauon.
A real stage with special painted
scenery for this production is being
capably handled by stub" Hart, one
OF Scnttlo's best known stage artists
and mechanics. The cast and chorus
have been spending many long hours
In rchearsals.
The ability OF the Seattle sports
men as entertainers has reached
around the state and Mt least $50
visitors viii attend tonight's pro
gram. Tacoma Is sending rs
sportSmon over as representatives
OF tho Pierce County Sports
mems association. and incidentally
bringing with them the case of shot
gun shells which they lost TO the
locals In the recent intercity mem
bcrship contest. Wilkeson. Kent
Auburn. Renton. olympia, Everett
and one or two Eastern Washington
localities will be represented at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
LOG lNTERlEAGUE BALL
MElEES ARE SCHEDULED

Tho complete schedule for inter
league games arranged by tho majors
calls for i0s games NJ a part Of the
1890 conditioning. This greatly cx.
cceds tho number OF previous years.
Six clubs 81 each league are listed
FOR these games. The trail extends
from brownsville. Tex, to Miami.
Fla. In the South, Co Cincinnati In
the Middle West and New York in
tho East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
SEATTLE'S BATTERY
LOOKS SICK

Seattle's battery. the way II
lines up now, Is n sick looking
outfit. Harry Gardner Is the
only one Of the outfit who has
delivered In Coast league base
ball. Demarec. the pitcher
hooked from the Boston Braves.
may deliver. Geary. the former
Philly American league tosser.
and Charles Sweeney, a Young
1eft-hander from the East. are
Of unknown quality. Ernie
Schorr isn't any world. heater.
Elmer Reiger Is still the prop.
erty OF the local club and will
be with the locals u the Spencer
deal doesn't go thru.
The catching staff Is just as
bad. since Spencer has an.
rounccd his intentions Of quit.
ting the national pastime. With
Spencer behind the bat the
mask work Of the locals would he
well taken care Of. but with
Itohrer. Richie and Tobin ON tlzo
job-good night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
SEATTLE'S BASEBALL
CANDIDATES

The way the local squad lines up
how Ray Bates and young Lafayette
will fight II out for first base. Bill
kcnworthy is slated for second:
Bruce Hartford and Sammy Bohns
will argue for the shortstop position
and Rod Murphy will play third.
This takes care Of the infieid.
Merlin Kopp. Billy Cunningham
and Harry VOTERS are counted on
for the outfield. but VOTERS is still
among the missing list as far as
signatures SO. He wants more
coin.
Tobin. Rohrer and Richie are IT,
catchers lined up.
Ernie Schorr, Harry Gardner.
Charles Sweeney. Bob Geary. Al De-
maree and Elmer Reiger are the
prospective hurlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
THE HUMAN CARCOYLE

an afternoon paper came out Nick
got "a copy and showed me the sport
ing page. which featured a two-col.
umn portrait OF the great south.
paw. labeled:
sick Altrook. the Human Gar
goyie"
what's a gargoyle?" he wanted
10 know.
Here was a problem calling for
time and reflection IN the presence
OF the gargoyie itself
e"Dunt you know" I hedged.
Certainly not. II I did wouldn't
be asking another fathoad." Sir. Ait.
rock replied. with just a trace Of as
perity. tho he probably wouldn't
know Il By that name.
We'll" ] Raid. "a gargoyle Is "a
sort 81 cherubim."
Come again. what's a cherry
beam"
a chcrub IL n sort OF n little round
face built OF marble with the eyes
looking upward and wings sprouting
from the sides Of the neck"
ti'if Aiis AttfRtA AflN VI Vtaf ftt
and pccred sideways at me until
wished had omitted the wings
There's no sense being too vivid and
accurate.
And where do they keep them
things and what are they for7"
Ornaments I said. In n burst of
inspiration. and they have 'em
mostly In churches and public ~
braries." feeling pesitiye that Mfr
Altrock had never seen cherubim
and that his chances OF doing 10
were remote.
With that the Human Gsrsoyls
arose and went away 10 one Of the
augcr hole rooms with cork In H.
and considered myself mighty
clever 60 get out OF fix not OF my
own contriving.
on getaway night I walked TO the
depot by n circuitous route. thus
saving one iii which would mean
cents today. NV route led past q
temple OF the Biff style Of architec
turc. Across the facade OF this TEN
I pie perchesi a row of gargoyles-
atrociour. goa,y looking specimens
with and without whiskerr ans
horns. and one had n catfish mouth
and hugo fan-iike ears but,ing IA
out in the dim ligh; OF the stree
lamps.
In the middle Of the roadway. gar
INK up at this stuff. was the sterling
athlete had bulied into bei!evin,
himself n ehcrub. but what else couk
have doney
Copyright. 1890. by the Bell Syndi
cate. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Ballard Fan Thinks
Tom Burns Is Rats
in Garrett or Worse

sports Editor The star;
Dear Sir--Will you kindly
publish this In your valuable
paprr. n delay Will surely
spell disaster for one "Mr.
Tom burns" Not the ex.
heavyweight champ. but the
Insect that hurts those chal.
Denges 10 the entire crop Of
heasyweights In she North
weAi. Really. think this
Burns person should be
brought before a lunaey com
uuni~sion or the boxing com
mission. which I think u
aheut the same. and be- ex-
amlncd. as do not believe
peSxous Of that type should
~ allowed 10 run NJ large.
Why doesn't Mr.. Burns try
coucluxions with II. Gillum or
narricau OF ssne one Of his
weight.
IN Just bct that Harry
Wu1ianss" could knock the
day OUT Of him In less
than four rounds. or lsili Roth
n. and they are the worst
exruses ] have ever seen.
! Nike thcvse kind Of fellows
that below In the gallery and
! guess this pigeon Is one Of
tAem.
Hoping he gets his chance
me for . ringsiie 10 s~e that
beah tapped out Of him.
resnnin,
GEORGE JOHNSON.
ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
FOR OTHER GAMES

IL has been necessary 60 cha ngs
the schedule for tho other games Of
the season. The MacDougalisouth.
wick crew viii tangic with the
Knights OF Columbus at the Elks
club Friday night at . p. m. Piper
a Taft plays the Phoenix Mu,uals AZ
9 .. m. The Eiks win play the Raj.
nier Post five there at .. m The
Co. II team will take on the Brewster
men at p. m. at the ~" Saturday
and the Spaiding crew does battle
with the University Community mt
. y. m. The Knights of Columbus
will play the Co. u five ut the
Knights Of Columbus gym IN the
preliminary game 10 the first tint
OF the finals on March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
TRACK
WONDER DEVELOPED

Australia has n boy wonder sprint.
er. lie Is y. ]. Heath. winner of the
inter.scholastic championships. lie
does the 100.yard dash In 10 seconds.
lie belongs to the same family as
Rod" w. Heath, a Davis cup lawn
tennis player. Tho boy Will prob
ably be entered for the Olympic
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
CARBONADO SOCCER SQUAD
IS WINNER OVER DUTHIES

ness were the shining lights f1r the
winners. The losers were beet ssrv
Ell By OToo'e. smith. ForEic ard
Tunncciiffe.
Billy Waller handled the game in
high class fashion. The Duthie
band was present but u failed 90
jazz the shipbuilders 20 a victory.
Here's how the teams lined up,
Carbonate Banks. w. Hafiin,
Allen. Anderson. Buck. Weston. by
ers. Hannus. Davis. stobbs and y
Harlin. Duthles-smith. o-roole.
Weir. Kerby, oilerton. Tunncclifte.
Beech. shearer. Forgie. Douglas and
Perritt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

gathering.
Tonight also marks the close OF
the local membership contest for the
long string OF valuable mer-
chandise prize. Tho contest has
brought into the local association n
good many hundreds OF names. and
those who have been spending their
time In this work will be well repaid
by the presentation OF prizes. from
hand made fly rods. reels and other
tackle. down to smaller articles.
which are all valued by the sports
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
STECHER AND CADD0CK
MAY MEET AGAIN SOON

Joe stccher and Caddock may meet
again within the next so days on the
mat. Caddock.is willing 20 wrestle
the newly crowned champ In Dcs
Moinca for a $4,000 purse. Anton
stechcr. brother.managcr of the
champion. has asked for match In
Omaha. but caddock's namc was not
mentioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
NINE BALL CLUBS TO
TRAIN IN CALIFORNIA

Southern California will be the
training grounds for nine baseball
clubs this spring. The Chicago Cubs
win work out at Pasadena, San
Francisco at Stockton, Sacramento
at home. Salt Lake at Boyes Springs.
Seattle at Hanford. Oakland at home.
Portland at Ontario and Los Angeles
at Elsincre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
BENNY LEONARD Is
COMING TO COAST

Kenny Leonard IL on his way 20
the Pacific coast. where he win box
and engage In the movies The cham
pion will show his versatility by
wearing everything from a pair OF
fighting trunks to n dress suit. Ben.
ny likes the four.round game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
Seattle Has
Hartford and
Sammy Bohne,
Local Squad Goes Into
Training at Hanford,
CAL, Today

Only two new short helders
have much chance of breaking
into the Coast league this year.
a total Of srvep veterans are
trying for b~rtbs on Coast
squads. and the majority are al
most SURE Of holding down their
jobs.
Only three Of the seven are nh
solute cinehe~, and they may
break n leg or worse, but they
are sure short stop bets In this
circuit II they are In q. X. play
inE condition. Ernie johnson.
manager u the Salt Lake IBe~~:
Johnny Mitchell Of the Vernon
Tigers and Roy Coriian Of the
San Francisco Seals are the sure
thing bets.
Sammy Bahne. who played with
Oakland Last year. and Bruce Hart.
ford, who shortfelded for the Des
Moines team In the Western league
for some time. viii battle for the
job on the Seattle team.
Bohne will have an edge over
Hartford because Of his hitting abll-
ity.
Portland u Weak
Portland In weak in this position.
Yves Kingdom. the Los Angeles high,
school kid. who played part OF thu
season at second base for the Bea
ers last year. hardly filled the bin A
a Coast league infielder. OF coursl
he may develop. but he viii have
n al fxs -
the form that he demonstrated last
year 90 be a first-string shortstop In
this circuit
Jack knight is the only short,
stop lined up 40 far by the Oaks
The veteran may come thru, but he
isn't the fastest man In the world
for such an important berth. He
played the position In the big show
for some time. but he isn't as fast
as he once was.
Jack Maccauley. the young fellow
who came to Los Angeles In the
trade that sent Jack Fournier to
the st. Louis Cards. r. q nifty fielder
but not much Of a hitter. according
10 reports from Kansas City where
he played last season. But with
The hitting strength on the rest OF
the Angel squad MacCauley may
cinch n berth with a light stick
mark.
Orr at Sacramento
Billy Orr. Sacramento shortssop. Is
an average player. or at least he
was last year In his work here. stl,l
there are 10; worse shortstops in
the world than Billy.
Johnson, Corhan and Mitchell are
all classy workers in the field.
Johnson and Mitchell are danger.
Gus hitters and good haserunncrs.
Corhan In smart bailpiaycr and
there isn't any better fielder in thu
league than the Seal shortpatcher
when he's going right.
He isn't very dangerous with the
willow. but will be heard from when
hits count in making runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
BOXING IN COLLEGE
IS STRICTLY ON O. T.

College boxing is on tho O. r. That
". they do not make any noise by
cheering on tho riadiators. No re.
marks are tolerated by officials. and
tho applause II 10 b. held back until
the end Of each round The penalty
for a violation IL for tho referee to
stop tho bout and award the decision
20 tho boxer whose rooicrs kept the
peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
HUGE PRIZE LIST
FOR BIKE RACERS

IN addition 20 the so 900 % D.
given away IN prizes 90 winners In
tho siS day cycle races. starting at
Madison square Earden. New York.
on March 2. prize ~ 81 900 Ia 81.
ferod the team stealing a lap on tho
field AZ any time during the week. re.
Eartlless whether the team holds the
gained distance or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
FIFTY TEAMS TO ENTER
MEMPHIS BALL LEAGUE

Biliy Hack. known chiefly as
boxing Instructor ~ Memphis. also
takes a hand In baseball. Ito Is
chairman Of the NJ 4. A. governing
board 81 baseball There viii be
20 teams represented In the Memphis
circuit this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
ARMY DISTRICTS MAKE
UP BASEBALL LEAGUE

baseball leagues in California. They
are Los Angeles. San Francisco and
San Diego. At the conclusion Of the
playing schedule. San Diego and Los
Angeles will meet In series Of
games for the championship OF
Southern California. and the winner
viii then play the San francisco
division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
OH! CLARENCE, PAGE
A BEAUTY PHYSICIAN

Pointing out that college graduates
would he leaving their Alma Mater
with a swell collection Of "cauliflow-
~ ears" and that schools would >bo
apt 10 cntcr ringers" Gerald Wee.
man. instructor Of boxing at Column.
bia university. has objected 60 max.
Ina boxing a regular college sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
BREW STEERS Va.
MACOOuGAt.ls

MacDouxall.southwick's undcfeai.
Cd five face a hard game Tuesday
at the Y. 81. c. A. when they NEE,
the Brewster Cigar company team
The Brewrters showed their class
when they beat the Knights Of Co
lnmbu~ n short time ago. Ths Mac
Douglas have hit a slump and tho
cigar rai-rmsn are looked 10 give
them a battle The game viii get
under way at $50 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
NO DOUBT ABOUT HOW
ARIZONA FANS VOTE!

The wives. Hwssthearta and even
the children crowd into the rinExsds
seats a. boxing shows In Tombstone.
Arts They wili b. called upon to
vote this fail whether the state shall
have prize fThtinx or not. There
doesn't seem Ia b. any doubt on the
answer. Judging from the attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
THREE GAMES
WEDNESDAY

Three games are billed Tor Wednes-
day at the knights OF Columbus. The
spalding team win take on the Y. NJ.
C. A. In tho big game az > y. IN.
Piper a TAT, win play the brewster
Cigar Co. five at D. m. and the
University Community five will open
tn. nights entertainment with the
Soldiers & Sailors club crew az :
p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
PAIR OF STARS WILL
BE FRIGHT AT HOME"

when the Sew York Giants unaaek
their bats and don their spikes at the
hall park IN San Antonio. Texas.
Frank snyder. catcher. and Ross
Young. inneidgr recruit. will Ne tho
stars. for the Alamo City Ia none
other than their homo town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
First Title Game Set
for Seattle March IL;
Other League News
Tacoma Has Fast League and Seattle Winners VIII
Have to Step: Changes in Star League Schedule Tor
Rest OF Season
RY LEO IL. LASSEN

Puget Sounds basketball title will be at stake when the
winners The Seattle Stars league tange with the eha
pions of the Tacoma City league in title series
The series will consist of the best two out OF three games
the first being staged here March II and the second game
in Tacoma on March 20 The up in each city wi
meet in consolation series playing the same dates IN the
ouposite cities in which the champions mixing.
The third game il necessary will he assigned to either
Tacoma or Seattle by the flip of coin after the second
game Tacoma mas a tas' l.~.us 80 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
DOZEN HURlERS TO
TRAIN WITH BRUINS

Managrsd Frcd Mitchell viii hive
an even dosen hufisrn IN tho Cubs
training camp at Pasadena, Cal. next
month There are seven highland
ers and I'VE southpsws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01

TACOMA mas n tAHt f'@AA' N"' -
race j. tighter than a Scotehman ana
a nickel. Two squads are tied fof fifrt
place az the present writing. SEQ
bey'~ Pirates and the Smciier i've
have both won II games and lost
1. They have three games lett on
their schedule. Both teams have TO
meet the Amcsican Legion five be
fore the season u over. The ~erNFc
men are comlng along at a mighty
fast clip and may spill the dope
They have won seven and lost four
games and are holding down third
place now. The leaders hold a Win
over zach other. both teams winning
their home floor games.
The rest % the squads In the TIA
coma league consist Of the Y. NJ {
A. knights Of Columbus. cu-hman
Indians. Todd shipyard and the Col
lexe OF Puget sound
Tho local season still has two
weeks 20 run before the local cham
pionshlp will be decided. Mac
Dougaii .Southwick. Brrwuierr, Fhoe
nix.Mutual-. University Community
five and spaiisngs ar. stiil In the
race for tho title. MacDougaiis have
already qualified for tho finals by
winning the first semifnnais- The
preliminary games In Tho Leagss
will be over on March s.
! Tn. semi.nnals will be played al
the Y. NJ. c. A. on March ,. The
first game OF tho finals will h
played Of tho Knights OF Columbus
on March 10. and the second gains
at the "" on Thursday. and this
third game ut the Y. NJ. G. \ OF
Saturday night. 10 a third same 4
necessary. These are tho tentaiiv'
dates and may b. changed later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-01
ANGELS SIGN urRI.rR

The Los Angeles hall club has
signed a sand lottsr by the name of
GeorR. Valentine. lie n a right
handed pitcher