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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
THEY oNT hE>f CAN'T GET
III KAISER Az m REST OF
NY TH GANG FOR TR'hl
\Msn YnfAN 'Gea1sH1S Me
(SD LORDS TO FACE TRIAL
M loNDoN"?
Gloomy Bill Can Manage
Piano as Well as Tigers

h,rument house In Los Angeles. The
friend hicd him Co the music house
expecting 10 find Bili wrestling plano
boxes somewhere down In the base.
ment But no. 'twnH not so.
Bili was located on the fourth
floor. tho center Of attraction In n
sumptuously furnished reception
room. surrounded by wealthy and
beautiful women.
"Blll was dressed like a million
dollars" was the wny the friend
described II later, "And the way he
played that piano one would think
he was n second Padcrewski. which
guess he is"
So the fact stands that Esricis
az baseball player r. wonderful
piano player and his statement that
he can make moro money playing
the piano than playing baseball Is
doubtless true.
Essick II n graduate Of Knox
university. NJ GaiesburR. IN. and
studied LATER under the best instruct.
orn OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Vernon Pilot Tickles worries
in Wicked Style

The secrets out. GLOOMY nm
Essick is finally discovered at his
myutcrioua deedH' In other words,
Il has Just been revealed what the
Vernon manager does 10 buy shoes
ana hats In the winter ume.
il has always been known that
Esnick II somewhat OF piano
player. Last winter. when a friend
was told that EuEick was thump.
ing the worries for living. some
where In Los Angeles. aaid friend
Immediately bethought him Of n
picture show. expecting 20 find the
baseball man ruling over the keys
in Sand io.cent house.
But after making all the rounds
OF the picture Hhowr. the search
was without result. Inquiry then
brough, forth the fact that lill was
working for tho largest musical In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
JOE BENJAMIN AND
MAHONEY BOX EVEN

SAN FRANCISCO. April .rs---fo. nsn-
isnnin and Edfis MahonsY. sseh cham
p4onship sspifant and hsltins from the
camp % q worla's thamplen, tnired IN
fss, four round bout 60 drs- here
last niEh, 10 there vas a. edge u BE
langsd to Mahonsy for his eieFsrpes.
BENJAMIN started fast and vhen he
stepped in fof the fourth round he ar
peaY~d fatiKusd. but no managed 10 held
his own.
Young rr-rsfi took q rias~ dsetsior
from Mlsa Ertie. white Hunsfeid. sub
stitching for Teddy q Har.. beat Al ors-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

vas pounded cut Of the - \ d,
first inning. Brooklyn bsatlng oAsnfs I
10 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
CANADA WINS
FIRST HONOR
OF OLYMPIAD

ANTWERP. Aprn si.--United
Press Canada was the flrs, nation
TO score an Olympic game triumph
here when the hockey team from
the dominion won the final Rams
from the Swedish team by a score
OF IL TO 1.
by the system % scoring here.
second honorn DO not SO 20 the
runner up but are contested for.
The American team VIII play
Sweden tonight and the winner will
NEE, Czccho~iovakia tomorrow.
Finland won first place in The
figure skating contests. Norway
wns second. England third and The
United States fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Pssv ssvpxt frsa shs unsU ~
Joe Oesehs~ frsa shs1aAsg - -
Phi1li0- kcerU 10 - Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
MASCOT TO STAGE

NEW YORK.-Back w the old
days when Clark Griffith was man
ager OF the Yankees Billy NcwHon
grabbed .hs bludgeons and rnckcd
them up. From 1909 10 1908 Billy
was tho official mascot. Now he ls
one OF the leading dancers with the
FoIliea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
CANUCKS GET SET

ToRoNTo.-Thc provincial trials
for tho Canadian olympic material
will be held here on July I. The
sernifinals will be held in Winnipeg
on July 10 and the finals In Montreal
on July II. The survivors VIII sail
for Belgium on July 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
HOTFOOTs AFTER C0IN

NEW YORK. April sT.-Georges
Carpenter viii complete this week
the motion picture that he has been
working on for more than a month.
Ho will not be given much time for
a res; between, his dashea for coin.
He started out here on an exhibition
tour last night that probably will
keep him on the road until late In the
summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Star League Junior Ball
Clubs Register Tossers;
Squads Are Now Divided
Two Sections Win Play for the City Title; Season Win
Open Next Sunday; Schedule viii Be Ready We'd
neSday; Other News of Star League
BY LEO III. LASSEN

With 20 for the starting gong of The Star
junior baseball league. final details being worked out
today for the schedule which will be published Wednesday
in The The have been divided into the follow
ing divisions with the teams home grounds being named
League No South Seattle Merchants South Seattle
payed Mt Baker Juniors Columbia bayfield, City Cubs
Lincoln bayfield, Shamrock Athletic club Woodland Park
Loyal Heights Badgers, Adams bayfield,; Seattle Boys
club Lincoln bayfield, Greenwood Juniors Woodland park
Ballard Maestcs Adams bayfield, Rainier Valley Juniors
Columbia playfield Ipterbay Juniors. field named.
League No 2-Taored Ready Lincoln playfield: Column
ba Sckers Columbia bayfield, Wala Waa Juniors. Wala
Walla bayfield, Diamond Aces. Waa Waa bayfield, A
Juniors Hiawatha bayfield, Madison Park Juniors. Wash
ington park Spartan Athletic club Woodland park Felix
club home grounds not named Georgetown Merchants,
South Seattle bayfield, Rainier Heights Juniors. Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
BRITT0N WINS WITH
EASE FROM MALONE

CANTON. O.. April ,7.-Jack
Briitnn. wcltcrwcirht champion.
easily won from Jock Malone OF
St Paul in a slow and unintsrest-
ing i..round bou, herr last night.
by winning this bout Brition
clinched a battle with MiddlowelEht
Champion Mike o'Dowd. May II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
STWASHES 3, SEALS 2

pitching
the swasbe home with their second straight
fraDcisco Of
the fool the visitors.
third
scored af~ reaching Second his hit and safe blow by
lead In the NTH when
twice wap by Smith and shie Coran sacrifice fly and
another when h
oil
worked around third
a walk n kenworttys sacrifice
down
hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
O'DOWD HAMMERS WAY
TO WIN IN PHlllI

PHILADELPHIA. April I'll
Mike o'powd. mlddl~wciEht cham
pion. stopped TX. o" Sampson OF
Philadelphia in the fourth round az
a scheduled six.rouni bout hero last
night. The referee stopped the
Tight 20 save Sampson from further
punishment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
TIM BLOWS WHISTLE

Nrw lfANENl--Its Early yet. but
Tim Callahan. captain Of the Yale
football squad. has 90 candidates out
for tho plEskin drili already. Special
practice in forward passing and
punting will make up most OF tho
program. Tad Jones win not help
with the spring workouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
MAY RAISE KANE

KANE. Pa--Fans OF Kane. Pa.
are riding on high waves OF en-.
thusiasrn since (, became known that
Jack Murray. former New York
Giant ou,fleldcr. may manage their
bali club. They predict he'll raise
them high up In the percentage
column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
WILL RAISE FLAG NAY IL

CINCINNATI. Ohio, April 81
Garry Hermann, president OF the
Reds, today selected May IL as the
day on which Cincinnntl's first Ma
tional league pennant will be raised.
The New York Giants will make their
first local appearance Of the season
on that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
Angels Open
Series With
Local Squad
Proud Seraphs Led Leaulp
at Top Last Year, But
Things Have Chanued
TEAMS SHIFT TODAY
IN COAST CIRCUIT
Here's where the team. an
playing this week In the Co.'s,
league:
Los Angeles at Seattle.
San Francisco at Portland.
Salt Lake at Vernon.
Sacramento at Oakland
And The fLrrt shall b. Ian.

The dopesterE are getting 4. -.
where Mary wears her Necklace :.
far as the standing Of the Los A..
geles club In the Coast league r,s.
Is concerned. The Angels. WITH
powerful pitching staff, were nles.s
TO be right among the leaders frn,,
the starting gong. but Wade KIIlts,,
is having a mighty hard time ~.
tingsthe boys off on the rixbt ~,
and his gang is leading the learn,
backwards as they invade Seattle a.
day for the first game OF the ssr,s.
with the local diamond forces.
The Angels have a woefuIIy v.st
infield with Griggs at first being n.
only real Coast league player unea
up. Niehoff is still bothered with l,r
trouble. crandall and Haney a, So.
ond and short aren't quite up IA
Coast league standards. ACCORDING 10
the stuff they have shown in ,hs
past. Seattle fans win have 4 bet,.,
line on their ability when the Aur.s
get into action.
The visitors have . powerful 4.
tack and IL behooves the Seattle hur
crs to have q care when they send
over their dcccivcrs TO the KIndr
gang. Sam Crawford RIneer.
Griggs. Bassler and c.. all VIA
wicked maces.
The Angels have elAR n n
only a question OF time WHEN tbsy
VIII be up In tho race again II
fight for seventh place this weak y
the Siwashes are towering On ne
brink OF the cellar. II lcohu lks
Harry Gardner is about due b pitch
for the locals. with Thomas = Can
dali az the visiting hurier.
--s~~-~~~l~~s~~N~s~s ~e~~~~NNNaaAae~
vas pounded cut Of the - = ne
first inning. Brooklyn bsatlng oA6nfs
10 4
Per- ssvpRt frs0 he 0uRo ~
Joe Oesehs~ frsa shs1akag - -
Phiilia- tcsre 10 - :.
veaon's homo rm enSD1 - Ten
from being shut cut ~ Yea outsf. y
eruit. who held them - thfvs hisA n
Browns won. 10 l. mak1ng y ~
straight dsfeats for Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

NEW YoRk.--American tryouts
for the Olympic games will be held
under the standards Of the regular
Amateur Athletic Union events with
the exception Of swimming. II In be
lieved the A. A. U. standards viii af-
ford a basis for better comparison
OF athletes than the metrtcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
UPIIfT IN UONING

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
have been requested TO AJAX you 10
please stop smoking" This will be
the opening address a, boxing shows
In Philadelphia In tho future. Iclls,
howls and other varieties or unyar-
nished language are listed among
the must nots"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
ARE PITCHERS GOOD,

COLUMBUS. = Tho Penltcntiary
Grays lost out this year In putting a
team in the Saturday Afternoon
league In Columbus. Here's the rea-
son: Their star pitcher OF last year
was paroled and there's no one In
prison who can twirl ball now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
PLANS GO AHEAD

NEW YORK.--Even IL New york's
boxing law gets the goby the Inter.
national Sporting club plans to have
boxing bouts Just the same. Adam
Enpic, secretary Of the club. states
that the authorities permit bouts in
bona fide cluhs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
OVAL TAX STEEP

TORONTO. > Racing in Ontario
has been dealt n hard blow. The
provincial treasurer has announced
that mile tracks will be taxed $40, 900
a day and half.mile ovals 5000.
Such n tax Is declared practically
prohlbltiye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
IRIS SPEAKERS FARM

CLEVELAND Handlot title
race will begin the first Sunday in
May this year instead OF midsummer
as in previous years The Cleveland
lots have graduated so many players
TO the Indians that Il may be called
Iris Speakers farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
PENN LOSES RUNNER

PHILADELPHIA. - The Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania will feel keenly
the loss OF Elmer Smith TO the track
team. lie did not return 10 school
following the Easter vacation. Coach
Robertson had been grooming Smith
for three ycars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Prey Larson (managerJ. Harold Esa,.
srr. Ernest Y. f4edtke. Hsrnnee Lloyd
Raymond boswell. william Cole. william
Burns. Feriey g. Patterson. Bin {. Burma
Harvey Hughes. Leonard Plush. Albert
Rue aud kay Kyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
MAROON TO PURPLE

cOLUMBUS.--Eddlo Casey will
don the purple colors and forsake
the maroon halo that rests on his
shoulders as the Harvard hero. lie
will report on September 10 TO coach
the Mount Union football team this
fall. Casey will coach football only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
SPARTAN ATHLETIC CLUB

Melvin Mccain tnanaKcrD. Pete Lin.
stead. Leslie Aiysa. walter e. Adams
Bob Bundsy, Mike wallace. c. n. Mac.
Donald. I. ". Barhtsii. J. n. Aieya. J.
Dennis. J, W. Macdonald. Ed Chaplain.
Kenneth l. Baxter and Carl LAnstead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Tnorbarn. c. Mekinnea. Charles saorsky.
Donald Dempsey. Joe Ko-hisr. Ralph
Miller. Ceorxo Aerne. I'd swift. Elmer
Hiiiehrand. q. Hiiasbrand. Al Barb~ries
and Pan oidesbow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Harold IAstman tmanager). John Duff.
Jess Mccoy. Earl BALDWIN. John King.
fritr Hagtst. Grover Lawrence. Prank
Micho. Hoy Mccoy. Floyd Conan. Harry
West and Dave Hiiicrand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Pete Mitchell (msoaEsrJ. Charles Ksrr
Percy Adams. william atrtt. william
sriffiihs. Royal Henson. Elmer ridrfdr~.
Kenny Davis. Charles Jackson. Russell
Jayeox. Frank urcn ard Howard knaier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Hamilton Burgh. Rod NAcIennan, Les
ter MacLcnnRn. Harvey johnson, Eugene
Walby, Robert Dahl, George Fraiey
Warren Mutt. Edward Torgennon. Teaioy
Ray. Robert Harper. Mike Saffir and
linn IolIaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
wArIA wArLa JUNIORS

MEX ssurs (mansEerb. Joe Peters.
Ross Hixgsnbothnm. bob Thsrburr. clair
Gordon. Harvey Mclvor. Joe HstiEan.
walter McCgrern. walter schonemsn.
Robert corbett. Emrnst Mavln and Frank
Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

los Ansrles at Seattle
san Frsneisco AZ for'isbd
tarrsnsnfe 81 OzkiAnd-
hAst Lake a. vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

John Quinn tmsrsxerf. Matthew sui-
Ivan. Thomas MaieY. Jshn Mairy. Toe
Burke. Frank Cisary. John osuannsii
Ray Kyle. Harold Beck. STANLEY MuIiAus.
william Bsnp~tf. Edward dialogue. Ma
rice fsrtymaslisr and Robsrt nsnnesr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
TAILORED READY

Byron white tmspsxsr). hubert Hics-
ey. Howard Allen. Nan Mcconnell. Don
Hunter. Spencer Harris. James Bachrr.
Louis portman. William Giynn. Charles
Holland. Joe CArynody and Ray wilma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

summary; struck oat-iiy smith q ~
Dsrnafee 4 bases on haiis-on reeton J.,
of smith 1 Tro-bass hns--Cerhsn
Cunningham Three-baa. kiis--kppp
Deubis piaJ-Nurphy. snassisisd hacn-
nee hits cofban. ksn.er,hy : stolen
bases --cunninrharn. funinEs piiched~by
Neaton 1. runs 1. hts al bat chhrE'
defeat 20 Hfnlth. Runs fesponslhir Tor
H-aten O. saith :. D~nESfes :. Umpires-
TsnAn and Holmes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
JUNIOR MANAGERS, IS
YOUR TEAM LISTED?

Here are the junior squads tina,
viii fight Il out for the city cham.
plonship in The Star league dur.
lng the coming season:
Tailored Ready
Columbia ~iiekevS
ssath seattle N~vchaats
Naiis Nsiia Junior.
MI n.ksr Park
Diamond Aces
All Juniors
city Cuts
shsmre<k Athletic Club
Msdi.sr rark yunssr.
Loyal Heights ftsdErrs
spartan Afhietle club
fctis Gtub
S~etfi~ Hsys' Ctuh
tsr~enveod Jsuscvs
ballard Nsb~-ties
tee~Ietoun M~vrhsnfs
Rainier Valley Junisvv
Hasniry u~<xa.s Junlsrs
fntevtay Janiess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

T.. Constantine tmansEerl. y. MICRO. 7.
Calccaro. l. Patrieelh. = Brigiilo. r.
Naca. H. HalverEon. r. Calasurdo.
Murphy. ". Friscil. Al BsrbcriA J. Gala.
seurdo and T. Constantine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Wade Killefer changed his tactics
as manager of tho Angels this year,
Like most new managers, he has had
tendency TO be too easy on his
hired men. with tho result that he
has not been getting the results from
them. This year he has become a
regular martinez and his players are
long suffering crew. but tho tram
as whole Is showing more polish
and pep than ever before at this time
OF tho year. kiliefcr's arm bothered
hirn last year. but has Improved con.
siderabiy during the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
SEATTLE noYs. Glib

Everett, Adams. Howard Tripp. pfii
Moyer. Einar knutson. Henry fvers. TED
Hsrfiy. Gordon Mcdonald. Steve Harsar.
Jim Brendsn. Robert Pierce. Ben Gale
and Nick Alfonso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
RAINIER VALLEY JUNIORS

Edward Rasky (manaEer). n. Hafver-
son. Dominick Companion. Philip Trippe
Ciido Cappslio. Frank Morgan. Nigel
Bowen. Edward Ford, George Firace and
KITE Digulio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Great Britain now obtains about ),
per cent Of her gasoline requirements
rom the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
PORTLAND WINS SERIES
FROM ANGEL CREW

PORTLAND. April .7.--Portland
grabbed the series from Los Angeles
three games out Of five BY tnkinE
tho final uit a; the series here yes
,srday by iz.tos count Portland
punched hits and the result was nsver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27
ROD AND
REEL MEN
ATTENTION

Fishermen who fan 10 heed game
wardcn's signs OF warning are apt TO
md themselves facing a justice OF
the peace thcs. days. Many fisher.
men arc under tho impression that
Soos creek II open. As a matter OF
fact. Zoos creek IL only open from
Green river TO thu JUNCTION Of Gov.
lnR;on creek.
other King county streams closed
TO fishing are:
All trthatsrsss 10 Cedar rfvew; all
tributaries To the south fork Of the
rasaosimie tfrem the upp~v falls
To ifs ssnrrel rekui ere~h tfsssn
lite meath sp TO the meath Of Ten
er~h. Ten oreek scarce az Tate
sr~~k s~~r Camp Bg Camp A
water sappit witch empiis~ Int
Tskui erv~t nr.eks~s, creek
near Waller Lumber eempsny !.
>svth nsna creek - small er~~h
near >srth ueod. which esnptie.
late the south feskll Lake Des.-
thyg Paradise lake. B~er az He'd
mend creek. and Nsaey creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

Qas~n A.ns - s,ssfnr rerraFsshls
e.sneesss IN baseball Arrr arhprins
ths flFst three starts. me Gusr hins tenh
rrsatfir iste camp ~ big score Ar-
eofdirr 20 The tzfsst aogr Cue~a Anns
.in fInlsh ths season near The top
Ola rivai. VII r~r~- Festivities 80 Co
tu-nbia nsia FRIDAY .nsa Roadway
meets FrAatiin % the diAfnoad- Inc
rssaiFy bssv~~n thss~ schools - ssrpnE
ard . fast Ahd close sams 10 etse~tsd
Joe atrard. Yves, Esat,i~s rrss s;rfrs
r-ssiinfsrnan. siInrs n .teked rrunahs ars
tnat soats th~rn all Glr.rd is ne aloarh
Ia taadIlnE the willow. slth~-
Noe usy>r 10 playing q scos rsrns N
IN. rsiisrd eriffsia. Thi. 10 bSy~r
first rear in hish schcsl eAassAit. bnt No
has played on several amateur trams
stssiat tg~n. lie cas- r.csn,iy fsssassd
from the navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

mn Knscp. rrsnkiin's gym tn
arsrtcs. has 70 mess ee his ha1sas
~.ery ssght Ia HE esp.~sty 81 tru<k
.s.aeh. fr2nhnn has the Largest
trsel turrsut ~ sny high s~hssi
trssk team. knsep is n-t sssv-
ots iusi.tte ~ 10 tis~ .atis-sk this y~ss.
.. the team consists Of many undS~-
sia~s uen. but ssp~~ts % d~s~isp
ts~r- - thai tho tsssk ssiiiss wtii
80 up asd take sstiec tn the ssss
frw <<nA<saA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

lean Griffen manager. non -pisyirx).
Ray HartsfieId. Tony BisKs. Robert
Saunders. xlnfisid McCiosky. Ira simons.
Claude Saunders. Ray Harvei. James
Gayton. Harvey Payne. Bryce Taylor.
Robert Mann. n. Waggcner. Everett HRr-
ris and Everett smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-27

The schedule win call for each
team meeting each team in Its own
section twice during the season. Play
ing three games month will carry
the season to the last week In Sep
terlbcr. Then the two winners will
play a best two out OF three games
series for the city title.
Attention. Managers.
Managers must remember that
only registered players can take part
ir star league games and any
changes In registration should be
made 10 the sporting editor Of The
Star the day before the playing of
UNREGISTERED men. There VIII be no
changes In registration after the first
half OF the season has been played.
Baseball managers Of The Star
teams should send In their phone
: numbers or near phones. where they
can be reached whcnn ecessary In
case OF postponernents and other
league business. Send In your phone
numbers II you failed 20 put them In
on your registration lists.
UmpIres for all games are 10 be
selected by fthc team managers be-
fore game time. and either one or
two jumps can be used. according to
the Judgment of the team managers.
Teams must finish all games. No
protests will be considered where the
teauA leave the field and refuse to
finish the games. In fact games arc
forfeited where teams refuse 70 take
the field at the orders OF the UNI.
pire. Umpires can be changed with
the consent Of both managers. Pro
tests on umpircs' decisions can be
made only when the decision IN ques-
ton Is an Interpretation Of the
rules. These are some OF the high
spots In the rules that managers
must remember.
Schedule Out wednesday
Watch The Star wednesday for
the schedule which Is being con.
structed today. IN case the complete
schedule r. not ready BY tomorrow
the games for Sunday are sure TO b
announced.
Following are the registration lists
Of Is teams which have been received
By The star:
GEORGETOWN MERCHANTS
Alfred Johnson tmanag~r). Dom u
rfrh. John DeWels. Cy krant. Erie For
tune. Matt Finn. Martin ulrich. Frwni
reszandore. cinto zadra and cilr0rs
Darach-
DIAMOND ACES
lean Griffen manager. non -pisyir ~
Ray HartsfieId. Tony BiKEr. Rober
Saunders. wlnfisid McCiosky. ira sinons
Claude Saunders. Ray Harvsi. Jane
Gayton. Harvey Payne. Bryce Taylor
Robert Mann. II. Waggcner. Everett HRr
ris and Everett smith.
MT. BAKER PARK JUNIORS
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