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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Bobby Harper Wins Call Over Joe Mandot at Elks Club
Seattle Boy |
Uses Leftk
Other Bouts
Small Crowd Sees Smoker
at Ant|ered Herd Club;
Pete Draws Gage 81
BY ALEX c. ROSE

Pobble Harper received q wen
earned decision over Joe Mandos.
"the lad who has fought 'en ALL" in
the main event OF Eiks' club smoker
last night The New Orleans boxer
was not In the best Of condition, and
when Harper was not poking him
with his left he was playing = tattoo
on Jole's midsection-
Both boys started to mix things
right from the start and there was
no ict-up until the final gong sound
cd. Mandot looked best in the open
ing round. being especially clever st
lnfighting. but Harper straight-lefted
his way 10 the front in the second
round and held the advantage TIN the
finish, alfho Mandot tried hard "a
land a X o. on the shifty Seattle
boy In the closing session.
Only four bouts were on the pro.
gram. but there was plenty OF action
in every one Of them and Promoted
Nate Druxinman's bill Of fare should
have received better attention. only Z
small crowd being present The caxN
was advertised for Eiks' only.
Mike Pete. subbing for Haro10
Jones. who broke his arm while trait
ing. and Red" Gage put up a gre
fight in the semiwindup. that ~
called draw. altho the red-hatro
lad seemed to have n decided edGo1
his long. lean. left landing on u
face with telling effect
Keeping clear Of Soldier" Woo64
Wild swings and using right and laz4
jabs that worried the wild man
Frenehie Vaise got the verdict afte<
four rounds OF slam bang fighting
Harry Bishop and Chris Derrick
opened the show with lively boutj
the former slamming bis way TO the
verdict.
Adolph Schact officiated a. refere<
and with DIR. Ashton and Bin Smyth(
as judges rendered the decisions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Seventeen baseball teams have en-.
tered Tho Stars city league to date,
Another bir bunch ~ teams are Ts
peetcd 20 file application blanks this
week.
Here are the teams entered In
The Star league TO date;
Lincoln Meteoru. O. II williams.
Columbia siickerH. South Seattle
Merchants shancr A wolff, New
system a.. waiia waiia Juniors.
Mercer Athletic club. Navy Yard
Cubs. Artillery brigade Camp Lewis.
f>oule's French Dry Cleaners. Seattle
Chain Co. Mt. Baker Park, Green
Lake. Portsr'n Baking Co. City
Cubs. shanrox Athletic Club.
Play In The Star league begins
May !: Another league meeting Will
be held at The Star office. April ~.
TO dlscurs schedule arrangements.
The league win be divided into two
circuits. junior and senior with tho
ago limit for tho Juniors being 81
years. No player over 81 may play
In tho junior league.
Managers should b. lining M
their men now because reg.
lstra.ion lists Of players must be
turned in to IN. sporting editor Of
The Star during the last week OF
this month, Any team may regis.
ter II players. including a playing
manager.
The Star league plans 20 run all
summer and the winner OF the
league viii he crowned city cham.
plons. n you wan, your team 60 be
sure OF game every Sunday sign
IN with The Star circuit now There
are no charges 20 enter the league.
Each team must furnish its own
| equipment. The games viii be
played on Saturday. and Sundays
on the piayfields Of Seattle Teams
planning. 60 enter the league should
be- sure that they have n represent.
ativo NJ the next meeting Of the
league. which President wild nili"
Mckinley has called for April IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Star League
Lines Up IL
Ball Squads
More Teams Expected to
Enter During Week; Sea-
son Starts May 2
No Out-of-Town
Entries Will Be
Considered Now
{ CoUtD5T TELL ne WA
\ a CaWe vAN AR5!

Several applications have bern
received from out OF town teams
for Tho star league. but with The
large number Of city teams al.
feady entered and the bis bunch
Of teams expected TO enter during
the coming week. 1, is not advis.
able for the league 20 enter out.
81 town teams now. The Camp
Lewis team viii play the majority
OF l,n games IN scattle and IL an
exception to this rule. A Puget
Sound nsrien may be- arranged lat
er. but " Is not advisable TO plan
for IL yet Cameo viii BE- lined up
for out Of town teams thru The
Star by request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03


the first league in the United
States to start play.
How good Is the Seattle team
VIII Los Angeles ana Vernon out
class tho rest OF the tcamsf These
and a hundred other questions are
popping cut OF the fans dope box
- the opening sun Of the year Is
about to be sounded,
= After opening In Sacramento. the
Scattse forces win stop over at
salt Lake for series OF games
and then open here April 20 with
the San Francisco Seals. by that
time We will know Just how good
the locals ar~.
The teams are more evenly bal.
xnrcd this season with Seattle hav.
ting the most improved team in the
circuit. Portland, weak has; year.
h still far from bsing a fsrst'piaec
contender.
The rest OF the teams are more
evenly matched than a set II new
dimes Here's how they form on
paper
VERNON OF hitting
strength. Loss Of Meusrl. third
base. and Houck. rinnsran and
Dawson. pitchers. may hurt Fine
outfield In High. Ellington and
Chadbournc. Dell Is mainstay OF
staff, with Mitchell at short and
Fisher at second being stellar per
formers
los ANGELES - Best pitching
staff In the league. with lots OF
hitting power i'm Crawford. Grfggs.
Crandali, Bassier and Iapan- Team
isn't any too fast Poor infieid.
GrigEs at first base Is only class
"A man signed Crandai may do
at second. and NIehotf will be all
right II his legs are o. X n McCau-
ley. shortstop. signs. he WIN bolster
inner defense
SALT LAKE CITy-Team needs
pitchers Gould and Leverenz count.
I'd as rnagnstays are In poor con
ditlon as race starts. according TO
reports from Besvilic.
san FRANCISCO-Good infield
needs hard .hl,sinE gardner and
soufhpaw hurier. RiEhthandsrs arc
good. seaton and Scott ranking with
best in league. Fitzgerald only real
800 hitter on team.
OAkI4aND-Fair pitching: needs
another catcher; good outfieid, In.
field II questionable. knight may
do at shortsfop. but isn't any too
fast. Guisto at first IL one OF the
best men In the league. Willie
Miller and Lane form good ouffieid
trio. Need. catcher. TO replace Ell
lott, who is with Brooklyn.
SACRAMENTO - Need pitchers
and third basernan. stumph In too
weak hitter for third. Malls and
Prough only real hurlers. Good
outfteld and fair infield. Loss OF
Pinelu. third. and Piercy. pitcher
hurt teams chances.
PORTLAND - Need pitchers ant
second baseman. Kaliio should re
place Oldham on the slab. but rect
II staff doesn't look any too good
according to preseason dope. Beav
ers are waiting for either sigiin Of
Ellison from Tigers 20 fill second
base. Kingdom slated for short
stop is young and inexperienced
but may develop.
SEATTLE - Most improved tear
IN league. Fair pitching. plent;
Of speed and well balanced team
Good hitter in Woiters. Could us.
good southpaw pitcher.
This Is just a rough outline o.
how the teams stack up now. wha
the players do in training camp
and what they do on the ball fielt
after the season starts is differen
and It's abou, as easy 10 juggle III,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Another BIT OF interesting dope
ls tho lineup Of the cleanup hit.
ters on the Coast league squads.
Tho fourth sticker Ia always the
boy with the big waliop. at least
IT'S according to Hoyio to have
the baby who knocks in the runs
bat In the fourth place in the limo
up.
Wolters. Seattle. Shelley. salt
Lake: Schaiier. Portland. Eidrcd.
Sacramento. Cuisto or Miller. Oak
land. Koerncr. san Francisco: Bor.
ton. Vernon. and Crawford. Los
Angeles. IL the way they lineup
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
STAR NET MEET SOON

with "A host OF mean racquets he.
ing tossed thru the air these days.
tennis is getting under way with a
bang. Tho Seattle star net meet
billed for June. nj Woodland park
promises TO be the first big feature
of the net season. watch The Star
Tor further announcements OF the
event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Wares Gang Wins
From Californians

OAKLAND. April 3.--Scattles
Coast league club walloped the Uni.
versity OF California. to o. yester.
day. Gardner and Geaiy were on the
Hill for the ieagucrs, holding the col.
iegians TO eight hits and no runs. Sc.
attic collected only nine hits off .he
college twirlora. but they were more
timcly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
IT'S Cup That Cheers

PASADENA, CAT, April. > RI
valry among the Coast baseball clubs
to win the Wrigley trophy cup, which
is being offered by the owner of the
Chicago Cubs to the team that gives
the Cubs the best battle. is keener
than n series for real money. The
cup is only worth $3.50 too. and there
is nothing to put In IL but water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

PADucAH. Kentucky. April. Joe
Wilhoit. training with the Toledo
Mud Hens at Pudacah. In wearing
the diamond.studded gold watch fob
which was given 10 him by tho
Wichita kan) fans last year when
he broke the worlds record for hit.
ting In consecutive games when he
rang the bell with Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Does your baseball team want to play league ball

Does your baseball team want TO play league ball
this summer? Well, IL your diamond squad wants to
be of game every Sunday and wants to play
for the city championship. have your manager fill out
the application blank found elsewhere this page and
send il in TO the sporting editor Of The Star now.
And then see that your team Is represented at the
next meeting of the league TO be held at The Star
April H. Rules have been adopted and be obtained
at The Star office after Monday. Play begins May
according to present plans, get your bunch to-
gether now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
LEADOFF MN
LINEUP

A good lead off man Is \ big
help to q team and means n
lot Of runs. There II a host Of
good lead-off men In the Coast
circuit. each team having
good man for the Job. Seattle
ha. kopp. who Is q good run.
getter. Glance over the rest of
this list. where plenty Of class
radiates:
Blue. Portland. Fitzgerald.
San Francisco: Mitchell. Yer.
non; kiIlefer. Los Angeles: Mag.
CERT. Salt Lake; McGaffigan.
Sacramento, and Lane. Oakland.
All II this bunch were right
up among the leaders In run
scorers last year. with the cx-
ccption Of kopp, who IL the
only new lead-off man In the
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SMITH TO BOX
FRED FULTON

''Gunboat" Smth. the vetefal
heavyweight has finally decided 4
box Fred Fulton. the Minnesota pla(
terer. after ALL They meet in a II
round go at Milwaukee. Ore, Wed
nesday. The Gunner" is due for I
real wailoping IL he isn't any bettel
than he was when ne boxed Franz
Farmer here. and II Frederick
still stepping at the rate he shovel
with Young Hector at the Arena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SON RIM WILD

HOUSTON, Texas The white sor and
the local club today rubbed sore Joints.
the result OF yesterdays hippodrome In
which 81 hits were made for a total Of rs
runs Buck Weaver came back yestcr-
day and starred at the bat with three
hits two doubles being made In one In
ming cieotte was hit hard by tho
Houston batters, but was accorded per
feet support by his teammates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SUTTON Is
REAL. WONDER

George Sutton. the billiard star
who performed at Brown & Hulen's
during the past week n one OF the
marvels OF the billiard world. with
both arms cut off Just below the
elbow Sutton plays n wonderful
game of balkline and three cushions
with the use OF cue and bridge. lie
didn't have much trouble beating
Tommy Gore, local star. who shoots
well himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Tilden Takes
Tennis Title

NEW YORK, April 3.--Oniteo
Press.)--Wlliam r. Tllden H., Provi
dencc. r. l.. became the national in
door tennis champion here today
when he defeated Vincent Richards
IL, New York, the champion of 1919
Tilden won in three sets. by scores
OF los, 6.3, 61,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SEATTLE TRAP
MEN TO HOLD
REGULAR MEET

Seattle trapshootcrs win hold a
regular Sunday shoot tomorrow at
the Fort f.awton traps. About 20 or
20 gunncrH are expected TO be on the
Job. ~ usual
Tho Seattle Gun club plans to hold
It's formal opening the last SUNDAY
in tho month. according to tho pres.
ont dope.
Tho next big trap event In the
state shoot billed FOR Tacoma the
first week in May. The cream OF the
state trapshota win take part in this
event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Albany Buys Team

ALBANY. NJ. Y. April. - The
franchise OF the Providence Or. IL
club In the Eastern league has been
sold to baseball magnatcs at Albany
The season OF the league viii open
on April 49, The other teams on the
loop are Pittsfield. Springfield. wor.
ceater. Hartford, New Haven, Water.
bury and Bridgeport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Braves Want Indian

COLUMBUS, Georgia. April
There In one pitcher in the big
leagues this year that President
Grant Of the Boston Braves would
like to have on his own team That
man IL Tim Murchison Of the cIeve.
land Indians. Grant says he wanted
Murchison. but stallinRs. after hear.
ing from scouts, refused to give the
big Three.I Lacquer the o. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SCHJMANN VS..
ALLIE NACk

Hcinie Schumann. the Tacorl
lightweight. who has been uaveliu
at a fast rate lately. meets All
Mack, the New York boy. In the NAL
event at Tacoma Thursday night
Schumann wins. he will be given
bout by Clay Hite here. with Charle
White. the Chicago lightweight. 1
the next Arena show. Lackey Mo
row and Joe Harrahan. featha
weights come together in the sem
windup of the Tacoma program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
POOL OPENS APRIL 10

One week from today. SeattH
swimmers will paddle in the Cryst1|
Pool for the first time. The Loo
natatorium plans a big swimming
season. with special stunt night
and plenty of racing and diving ennd
petition. during the year. The Stal
win stage two city meets. the frs
event being billed for next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SHELLEY PLAYS
FAST GAME

Chase Sibley. Northwestern three.
cushion champion. Is playing n
mighty fine game these days. He is
averaging n little worse than per
inning. He win go into competition
with Champion Bob Cannefax and
Charley McCourt ut Pope. Sibley'H
pariors In a short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
NIGHT GOLF SCHOOL

BOSTON, Mass, April. The
Melrose Y. NJ. C. A. is trying out a
new experiment In Boston. II has
opened night school in golf with
Donald Ninton in charge. The indoor
course is well lighted and proving
successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
CHRIS wAIIOpEn AGAIN

SAN FBANCfaCo.- - Manager Mitchell
OF the Cubs today wondered whether In
element California weather had affected
the playing proweas OF his athletes who
yesterday were again defeated BY tho To-
cal Coast league club. TO I. Jim Scott
former white Sox star. turned the trick
aud held the Cuba To two hita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
KAuFF BtsTs Up GAME

NASHVILLE. Tenn. --panny Rauff. Of
ant outfielder. broke up the game with n
double In the ninth here yesterday and
the Giants beat tho Red Aox, 9 TO 6.
Frank frisch. the New York youngster,
knocked n homer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Next weeks prizes are for both trout
and bass. For the best display Of trout
Deluxe leather bound basket will be
given For the best display of bass fine
Heddon casting rod will be given. The
display OF game fish Is proving quite an
attraction on Second ave, being both ed
vocational and interesting TO the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Seattle Siwashes to
Open in Sacramento;
Other Baseball News
How Coast League Teams Dope Out Now: lust Why the
Thomas Deal? Plenty OF Good, Cleanup Hltters in
League: Gardner and Mails to Hun Seattle Opener;
Good leado Men in Circuit
BY LEO ii. LASSEN
Batter up


That's the command that will send the army of Coast
league baplayers the 1920 for the flag Tuesday
The opening days bill finds Seattle playing Sacramento
Vernon San Francisco Oakland at Los Angeles and Port
land in Salt Lake City.
The first tits the Coast league will pry the lid off of
the baseball the country the Coast circuit Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
MILLER COACHES RR0OKIYN

JACKSONVILLE. F1s.--Otto Miller
has been appointed coach os the
Brooklyn team by Manager Robinson,
succeeding Jack Coombs, who IL do
Ing the same duty for the Detroit
Tigers. The Robins break camp to-
morrow and start North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Sacramento

Sacramento
Maiiwits. first hass.
heaaffiHaa. second hass
stumfsi. THIRD hasa.
err, shaftAtop.
Middleton. left field.
Eiarrd. center field,
Cempton. tiAht field.
Eady. catcher
Cock. catcher,
Pitchers Mails. Trough. tAfkin.
huntA. fenneF,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
MAIL DEPARTMENT

There are letters ON the sporting
editors desk for Joe Farrell. seattle
boxer, and for Ralph Douglas. of the
Veterans Athletic ASSOCIATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Bil Moody. star basketball man OF
Queen Anne, IL making feet 7 inchea
IN the high Jumps Moody rot his pre-
liminary track training In high school In
Iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Mrs. H. Y. West Of seiI W. Walnut
st.. was ono Of yesterdays cont~pders
for Piper a Tsft's opening season
prize. Mrs. West displayed four cut
throats which gave her a good fight
on tho Tphuych creek. Hoods Canal
district. The largest Of tho four
weighed go pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Murphy. first eane.
kenworthN, seeond hasa
tohns. third haa@
Hartford Hhcrtstep.
kopp, teft fieta.
Cunningham. center fields
Neitvrs. right field
Adams. catcher,
kehreF. catcher.
Pitchers Gardner. settela. kscherr.
CieAry. hFent0u. hsWaree,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
WHO WILL PITCH
OPENERS.

It's more OF less Eue>sworis.
but Il looks like Harry Gardner.
the big right handler. will do
mound duty for the locals In
thr first tilt. opposing Chaiiy
Walter Mails. Sacramento south.
paw. kailio II almost . cineh
10 start for Portland. u he l. In
condition. with Bauin or Cullop
for salt Lake Drii. Vernon.
Seaton. San Francisco: Crandali.
Los Angeles; Arictt or Kramer.
Oakland. u the way the dope
should run for the either teams
on opening day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
SEATTLE LINEUP FOR
FIRST GO OF SEASON

Here's how Seattle team prob
ably win line up for the opening
Coast league tilt with Sacramento
Tuesday;
kopp. left field.
Cunningham. center field.
Bohue. third base.
Moiter. right firld.
Murphy, first base.
kcnworthy. second base.
Hartford. shortstap.
Adams. catcher.
Gardner. pitcher.
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Vernon

rortsn. first bass.
Fisher. seeond bass.
Hmlih, third base.
J. mitchell. HhortHtop.
High loft field.
gbaabsurue. center field.
Long EdinEton. right field.
bn Fafmrr, catcher
Pitchers Itoss. Dell. w. Aitebsn.
Hchuolder. Ffomfne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Bert Mccain was elected eap,ntn u.
Rroedwny's football team at a recpn,
athletic association meeting at the Pine
at school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Oakland

Guisto. first hasa
zeidsr. second hare.
Wise. third base
Knight. shortatep.
Miller. left field
Lane. center field.
willie. right field.
Nitse. catcher
Pitchers Atistt. Kramer. IioliinE.
kfauss. goafln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Reports from tho hills state that the
snow IL coming down fairly deep and the
prospects for the stream sport is not 80
good as first thought Lake fishing win
be the anglers best bet over the week
end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

n. c. Bryant II showing SIX pound
bass which he caught In Lake Patterson
The fish was on display today at Piper &
Tafts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
|C7l5tlDao 5lt75AE1
!. ~ !. ss@At9sazka

In tho Piper a Taft fishing contest. Lar
son displayed catch OF cut-;hroat trout
that numbered 40. being taken from the
Index lakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

fttues Frtt hesA
ApfangeF. second base.
Ntafvrsitt. third base.
kindspu. shortntep.
schaiiar, left field.
Mataet center field.
CoA. right field.
Aaker. catcher.
kaShier. catcher,
Pitchers Jones. Kailie, Schroeder.
sutherland. nutuinK, Poison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

dope righ, now as it is to walk
on water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
ny EARL A. FRY

Aiibi. hav. b~~r falling ss fast as
the snow drops during the past tw"
days, or since the opening OF the
fishing season. with the fellows who
got case Of "cold feet" staying
home on account Of tn. wewther. the
fellows who w~nt cut and didn't get
any fish, tho feIiow~--but even at
that. the opening day found some
might, nice catches registered. This
season. opening was mighty differ
ent than that Of last. with its bright.
sunshiny days. even tho the doprsters
had II all framed for nice low
streams. tho last minute storm put
the double cross on the stream fish
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

The lakes proved the old standby, a.
usual. Lake sammamish and Lake Wash
infton both proving their value rs tins
hest locations for early season fishing
Lake Washington furnished several nice
catches Of trout, one among which was
ono made by w. NJ Edhoin. president OF
the seattle Casting club Lake sam.
manish reports both catches OF bass and
trout. Tho bass fishermen surprised
themselves with catches this carry IN ths
season which, considering the weather
conditions, was somewhat remarkable
Harry r. Larson Of tbss Phinney ave
was tho first angler TO register cntcl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Los Angeles

OriREs, first base
q Crsndaii. second bAsA
Ntshoff. third base
InnsY. sh0rtstop.
Ellis. Jeff field.
Tiiisfsr. center rsif
Crawford, riFht field
UAsHisF, catcher.
Japan. catcher.
Pitchers Thomas. Brown. Forfies.
Fiitery. AtdudEe. Dog cfandAlL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Eosrnst. first base.
Cavsnsy. second base.
Ehmn. third base.
cnrhkb. shprtatop.
Connolly. left field.
Hhick. center field.
Fitzgerald. right field.
Aaunw. catcher
Atkinson. catcher
Pitchers Jordan. Smith. hsaion.
Hahtuh. Couch.
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SaltLake City

gheely. first base.
NruH. second base.
Banda. third base,
johnson. shortstop
iiaiiley. left field,
AaHKeft. center firid.
Humber right nsid.
Jenkins, catcher.
tiyisr. catcher
ritohoras cullop. Gould. Lssstens.
lAuna
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brown and black feathers, leather
$3.50 values, choice -...-....-............
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
Wonderful Specials in Women's Coats, Grea

Wonderful Specials in Women's Coats Greatly Undeprced
HEAVY WEIGHT and
trimmed in wide bands
70 FUR TRIMMED COATS Lw with
deep collar natural fur Extra