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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
SWIMMING. BASEBALL
AND TENNIS NEXT

With The Star basketball league
completed. the city winter amateur
sport program is completed. and
baseball. tennis and swimming. the
first Of the spring major sports.
will be the next on The Stars cal.
lendar. Tn. Star billiard tourney is
now under way and will be com.
pleted soon. Baseball starts with the
meeting called for tonight with
Coach Donald vlckers hack on tho
job. swimming gets under way at
the Crystal Pool April 10. A big
program Of tank sports will be staged
at the Pool all season by The Star.
And soon a COMMITTEES TO consider
arrangements for the Woodland park
tennis tourney will be appointed and
net wielders will be given their
chance TO show their wares. Let's
pull together and put over local
sports during the summer as well as
we did the winter events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
JUNIORS VICTORIOUS
IN "W" CLASS REGATTA

Crew Coach I'd Leader expressed
satisfaction ut the outcome OF the in
tcrclaAs rowing regatta on lake
Washington Saturday afternoon.
The Junior class was victorious. The
Sophs came second. with TN. Seniors
following and the Froshic. bringing
up the rear. Tho course opened off
Iaurcihurst point and closed at tho
Lake union end Of the canal
Leader has a much better line on
his crew prospects now. The most
likely men for tho shell to date are
Capt Brandenthalcr. Luft. Magnus-
son. Clark. Harry and Dave kroon.
field. Logg. Richardson and Bogar.
dus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Fistic Fans
to Have Big
Doings Here
Two Big Battles on This
Week; Bouts in Tacoma
and Portland

Seattle ring fans viii have q
couple Of nifty looking main
events To lamp the coming few
Siay~. Tuesday night. 40 tn.
Crystal Pool. Mrrte Lux. the
kan-as City welt~r. gets his ~
ond crack a; tho Coast crown.
nov adjoining thu brow 81 Biliy
Wright. and Friday night Frcd
Fulton. the Minnesota heavy
weight, meets Young Hector. the
fBrrrnertou hay.
This WriEhiI.nx affair look.
like another battle. bccau.e this
IL Tho third dime that this pair
has come together. and on both
of the other occasions q rial bout
was the ~d~r Of things. william
WAS waiIopcsi by lux In Tacoma
tiA~ first time they met. and the
title went 10 Lux. who promptly
lost IL Ia Jake Abel Since tb~u
III. title has come back to
Wright. and Lux boxed a draw
with tho champ n short time
age, and gets his third chance
with King william tomorrow
night.
Both boys know each others styl'
pretty well. Each Of tho headliner
has a good left. with Lux carrying !
little SITTER punch. one OF the thing
about Tuesdays bout that makes I
attractive IL that both boys are ~
well known here that the fans know
what to expect when the gong send
them on their four.round way.
In the scmi.windup. Jimmy Storcl
VIII make his first fight In SOM
Time when he tackles Mike Pete
Jimmy Ia popular with tho boys whit
plank down their coin at the box of
flee because of his willingness 10 mi,
things. and Pete IL another good mix
er. Pete says he has his eye OF
Jimmy's one-two punch. II Pete cal
keep Jlmmy's wallops out Of HIS eye
he has n pretty good chance 10 win
Pote carries little wallop himself
Soldier" Woods. the famous viii,
man. boxes Lloyd Madden w
should say. swings with Madden--lI
one OF the other bouts Tomm,
iiarrone. 81 PAU lightweight. boxe
Frank Pete. Mikes brother. and RIA,
and Ernie Daley open tn,
card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
X. OF &. FIVE
IL WINNER

scattlc's X. Of G. five. runners
up In The star league. had littic
trouble winning from the Am~ri
can legion team In Tacoma In
the second game Of the inter city
series for the second place hon.
ors Saturday. The locals came
out on top Saturday BY q 30 In
II count. Powers and Classic.
with six field goals. led the local
scorers. Logan found the rim
four times from the floor. Need
les and Mooney played n strong
game nj guard. Anderson. for
ward. WAS the high light for the
losers. The knights took the
first game here last week By q
big count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
MCMILLAN SILVERWARE is
ANNEXED BY MINER SQUAD

The miners also demonstrated
their class in the first half OF the
season by winning the Northwest
league pennant Yesterdays exit
billion waa n very iistlcss affair. and
at no time did the locals look like
winners. because OF the lack OF com
binstion among the forwards.
Carbonate showed 90 good advan-
tagc. and only the sterling work Of
the Duthie backs-O'Toole and Olier.
ton---war responsible for the close
score, for on the run OF play the Wis.
itors were easily the better team.
No Score In First
In the opening half neither side
could register goal. altho Martin
aud Forgie came very close. only
clever work by Banks. the Carbonate
custodian, keeping the sheet clean.
IL was In tho second half that the
old timers on tho Duthio eleven be.
gan To feel the pace.
Davies, the sensational center.
opened the scoring for the miners.
and n few minutes later he notchcd
goal No. 2. Both points were very
fluky. the local goalie using poor
judgment.
Ten minutes from time Elbin. with
a rocket shot that left Banks help.
less. scored the shipbuilders' lone
tally. After watching their efforts
to get anywhere" It was the gen.
cral opinion OF the large attendance
that several new faces will be seen
In the Duthie lineup" next season.
Ono vet, Billy O'Toolc. stood up
well and was the best player on the
field Ollerton and Elbin were also
prominent for the locals.
Davies, Buck and w. Harln shone
for the winners.
The Lineup
The teams.
Carbonado--Ba Banks, W. Harlin, Al.
len. Anderson, Buck, Weston. Byors.
Hannus, Davies. stobbs. Il. Harlin.
Dutbies-smith. Ollerion, O'Toole.
Tunnecliffe, Weir, Beech. Shearer.
Martin, Forgie. Douglas. Iclbln.
Referee Billie Waller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Seattle Star League Men
Take Second Straight Go
From Tacoma Pirate Five
Locals Win 14th Straight Game Of Season; Davidson Is
Star Of Mix With Is Points; Mac0ougal Five Has
Great Year, Without Sin gle Reverse
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Taking the Scobey Pirate five champions OF Tacoma into
camp for the second straight time the MacDouga
wick five Seattle winners of The Star league cnched the
Puref Sound basketball title Saturday night at the u NJ
c. A. The final SO to 30 with the locals on the
long end of the count
The score drfted back and forth during the early minutes
Of play but the Macs finally took the lead Just before the
end of the half and headed The first period
ended with the locals ahead 81 to They played the same
consistent game in the second period.
The Seattle boys won because they the better shots
The had edge the locals at the passing
hut when it to finding the rim the home town boys
oosfou tim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Croundkeeper a Hero

MACON, Georgia. The great
est hero at Macon is not Ty
Cobb or ownie Bush or Jennings, but
Emil Haismann. groundkecper. Ho
found the training camp site i'm.
mersed In a foot Of water on his ar.
rival. but had the place drained and
in excellent shape when the Tigers
arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

OF his teams score
Ralph smith. ai the other for
ward. scored four field goals and
kertis also rcor-drour goals for tho
winners overton. at guard. played
a good game.
=. Pearne Stars
Shelly Psarn.. forward. who
starred in the first game In Tacoma.
was again the bright light for the
Pirates. ringing up three goals from
the field and playing a nice floor
game Yves Gordon. tho other
Tacoma forward. also put up a good
game. scoring four goals and three
free throws
The tilt officially closes The star
league season.
IT,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
FULTON VS.. HECTOR
FRIDAY

Young Hector. the Bremcrton
heavyweight. gives out the statement
that he is training seriously for his
bout with Fred Fulton. the big Min.
nesota heavyweight. here Friday. He
would better be serious II Fulton is
as good as reported. because there
arc few heavyweights In the world
better than the big plastercr. In
spite OF the fact that Frederick is
also reported to be otherwise than
the gamest guy In the world. Fulton
has just returned from England,
where he won n couple of fights
handily. He is now on a tour OF the
United States. meeting all heavy.
weights who will box him. He goes
10 rounds with Gunboat Smith. In
Portland, soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
JIM FLYNN WINS BOUT

Jim Flynn. the veteran fireman.
took q six.round decision from Tom
WoodhouSe, local heavyweight. al
Gle Elum Saturday night. Tho ref.
cree and one Judge gave the fight TO
Flynn and the other Judge called the
fray a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

ny EARL q. FRY
April ! asd the opening Of the
fishing sessoui Advance sale Of
state and county fisbinG licenses
show there will he . record break
Ing crowd m the lakes and streams.
taking advantage Of the opening.
favorable for early sport In the streams.
year. due to the lack Of snow In the
mountains Unless heavy rains arc er-
periensed the two or three days prior 20
the opening. the streams Will be the
anglers best bet
Many sporismen spend the opening day
on the lakes. where they are not worried
by high water. and where good sport 10
usually found on the opening day.
Two early sesAou isArs of this
locality will not he ~ the disposal
of the sportsmen this year---Io~t lake
and Lake chspisin, In snohoni-b
county. They have been closed In
definitely.
Piper A. Taft are offering their usual
prizes for the best catch Of trout brought
IN within the first three days. A fine
trout rod Ia to 80 TO the lucky angler
Lake EsInmnmIsh will he tho fishing
grounds OF many Seattle anglers, this
lake offering good early sport. fishing
deep for tho big trout.
Good early streams are suggested at
this time st the North and Middle Forks
Of the snoquaimie river. The South
Fork y closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. - Five
players from the Seals Mid.win.
ter league are warming up with big
league clubs this spring. George Nc.
Knew is with the Athletics, Barney
kearns with the Pirates. Reynolds
Kelly and Mcclure with the Giants
and Tom Casey with the Reds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Vulgar vs.. Lawler

ATLANTA, Georgia. Promot.
or J. IT, Mcdonald has matched
Benny Valger with Jack Lawlcr for
a bout at Atlanta for the last OF
this month. LAWYER held both Young
CLANCY and Johnny Dundee TO a
draw recently. The French Flash and
LAWYER bout ought to be a corkcr,
the fans are saying under their
breath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Seattle Puck
Squad Ready
for Big Mix
Ottawa Has Fast Team and
Locals Face Hard Bat
tie; Six-Man Hockey

Playing for the worlds
hockey honors for the third
time in four years, the Seattle
Nets open the puck classic in
Ottawa, Canada, tonight with
the Ottawa seven, champs of
Eastern hockey.
The first game will be play
ed under the Eastern rules,
which calls for six-man hook
ey, eliminating the rover, as
used in the West. The second
game will be Western rules,
with seven men on the ice,
and then the rules will alter
nate with the games.
Pilot Pete Muldoon led his
hired help into Ottawa yester-
day, and had a short workout
on the Ottawa ice and his men
will be ready for the fray to-
night. Ottawa will be favor
ties TO win tonight, because of
the effects of the long trip on
the locals across the continent
and the fact that the Ottawa
boys are playing their own
game and on their own ice.
With only six men on the ice. Jack
Walker. the captain and brilliant
rover OF the Seattle team. win un-
doubtedly be moved up TO the center
berth. and Frank Foyston win be
shifted to left wing. his natural posi-
ton. Jim Riley will be moved over
to right wing. II this plan is adopted.
Rowe and Hickey on defense and
Happy" Holmes. goalie. complete the
sextet
The Eastern team will have an ad-
vantage in weight over the Nets. but
the locals are one OF the best com
hinaton teams in the business, and
Manager Muldoon IL stalking the
speed and team work of his cohorts
to offset the heavy checking OF the
Fasteners.
The Eastern squad viii most likely
ehhf A't itf Win fofntIINt AT goal.
Cleghorn and Gerard on the defense
and Neighbor at center. with MeeIl
and Boucher on the wings. OF this
bunch Neighbor IL the best scoreu-
his individual work being one OF the
big features OF the past Eastern sea-
son
In man hockey. the center ice il
shortened and the players have a
shorter pass than in the Western
game. This tends to make the game
more OF an individual affair. and
viii handicap the Western boys.
Met Record
Tho Nets have record that speaks
well for the prowess Of Seattle on the
ice. In 1917 the Nets COPIED the
worlds honors. and tied for the title
last year. with Les Canadiens, whom
they beat the first time. and now the
Nets are trying for the highest in the
world for the third time.
The probable lineups follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

97lE#S
COAT LEAGUE rnAiNrNo cAMys

COAT LEAGUE TRAINING CAMPS
ONTARIO ns.~ NeCr-sfie. ef the
r.st Land ussss~v.. viii try 90 mzks
Charlie Harpah~. r~~ruit pitcher from
ts,- Aasei~s, iats A. eeffietd~v. n the
,sussss~s k~~vs sias Gtss the hall -
he has b~~o ssasi-tsatiy A<tsg In
pe~~tir~ herr. II y~~ts~d~y's game
with the YAnoisans. nAr~>,r~ goa
four s~fe hits 10 . r.~. the assuissv
~inuisG. ie 10 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
KRuVOSkY AND
REED AGAIN

VIII Bin Reed he able to keep
away from Bevo Kruvosky's mighty
kick Thursday In Tacoma7 That re-
mains TO be seen, but Bin sure was
a badly beaten heavyweight when
they boxed here. "A couple of weeks
ago. This time it's six rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
abe lineups follow
The Lineup
Erie Twilight League

ERIE, Pa. There win be
&c teams playing in the Twilight
Industrial Baseball league In Erie this
summer. The players are made up Of
workers from the shops and factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
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E1.zF3G ga
BY MILF

Idshs Goods are going IN fs~ al
kiods ~ sasde~x spevts. About -
vsR~n students met recently and de-
e3S1ed to ovxAnis~ basketball and
hn4sksli iesgre~. The fair ones are
$40 psspaSing fer . bssy teams SEQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

Except for the lack Of rood distance
msp. the track team at Idaho 10 pretty
good. according to Coach Hutchinson.
Nell Irving. star Of the 1919 Northwest
conference meet. 10 expected to shins this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

suhsti,u,ion.; rrayr for nott.; K.r,is.
placed by Potts,
Field xoais--pavifson g. Smith a.
Ksrtis Z. Frsyn 4. rssrns 4. Gordon
4. ". Pe.rDs I. sontaE Free throws
Davidson 6. Gordon :. ~. Pvarrs ..
Rsferse-t.es Turner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

The first track meet Of the season be
tween California and University Of South
eru California at Los Angslss saturday
ended In . victory for the Golden Bears
Score 77b TO s3a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
|HstgDao Sut55AH1
8 <A7, :. @5@t3aka

Green river .. low 1t tho pr~A~nt
time. and from all prospects will
furnish good sport for tho coming
veel. -t~~ihead fishing has born on
In this stream Tor SONS time past.
and same big ones taken.
Regular weekly fishing reports fror
III Of the beat fishing localities will b
'sccived by Piper a Taft this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Carbonate Takes Second
Soccer Honors OF Year
nv AI.EN &. ROSE

Youth triumphed over age at Lib
erty park yesterday. when the Car.
bonado team secured a 81 victory
over the Duthlc eleven and captured
the Mcmillan cup, In the final game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

HOft.- STRINGS Duke R~iIiy.
eatft~ides fros Indian sf.oiis. Joined
tho -~is lake ootfit iasf nisht. Too
tsre.,'. lse--ysii~Js ssm~ v~s pro
s~st~.i by rain. Biii Hamier has re-
covered from the injury tn his t~a.
and !. again rc.dy for srtisa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

with ths annual race With Stanford set
for April ~. Coach wallis Of California
has practically decided on this follow
Ing men for the crew Capt Hinsdsis.
stroke. RslnhArt. 7. Kemp. 6. Downs. 8.
Reynolds. 4. Brown. .. de Rouist. ..
Rogers. bo~. winsted. eoxE~ain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

los ANGELES. Rain halted spring
training activities 81 the Los Angeles
and vernon team. seaisrdAy. ard indiea-
lions today are that TIM grounds gill not
be dry onouth 10 play on Until the mid.
die Of tho week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

OAKLAND Practice -R- resumed 20.
aay. after a SUNDAY % Inactivity. rain
preventing the playing OF three games
scheduled for yesterday Ray Weaver
and claude Cooper have not yet shown
% bot Del Howard expects them 10 sp-
pear thia week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
March observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

Stanford won its first track meet Of
thc season Saturday ~ swsmDinE
combination team OF University Of Rod.
lands and Pomona college to ths tuns OF
~ to 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
Can Play Sundays

may play baseball on Sundays in
Philadelphia this summer Tho state
supreme court has upheld the do.
cison 81 Judge Stake permitting
the youngsters the privilege TO play
on the first day OF the week
It's stilj against the rules to steal
second With the bases full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

UASFORD. --Dr-nohink rain prevented
two games Of sssfties split team Ycs'sr.
day. one az pirubs and the other at
t.~fnoor-. The Cubs viii arrive tonight,
from Pasadena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

STOCKTON. RATA prevented two
frames hitisd for YESTERDAY. and Kept the
seals Ids. Eugene caidsFA. the san
tssandra southp.~. 10 due 60 arrive today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22

SACRAMENTO pain prevented ms
game Yesterday between the santa Clam
university team and the figt-fs As
soon as the weather eisarr. Manager
Rodgers -fl divide hts trsininE camp
into regulars and rsnnisahs. And play
practice rane every daY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-22
MUETS AMID OTTAWA SEVEN OPP
Ball Players Attention! Don't Forget City M

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-14

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-14
Just Folks
By Edgar d. Guest.

BEAUTY.
The beauty of a lily and the beauty
of a face T.
Make bright a gloomy corner and
exalt the common place,
there's nothing shines so brightly
'es in this world of human need
AS the beauty and glory Of a kind and
thoughtful deed.
There ATE lovely things to look at
there's the blue sky and the
sun
And the hill tops in the distance, and
the works that men have done,
But the best of Gods creations, in
this world of joy.'and smart
Are the helping hand of service and
the big and generous heart.
Not ON n w or in marble, or in
flowers which bloom to fade.
Or n lovely skies which vanish, are
M the lasting beauties made;
TheyLnake bright the dismal places,
but the kind and CHEEKY voice,
And the heart that is unselfsh, make
the. weary to rejoice.
There is beauty in a lily, and there's
beauty in the hills,
There is beauty in the blossoms wet
with dew the morning spills,
But the richer. lasting beauty which
thiS world forever needs,
Through It's days of tribulation, is the
II. beauty Of our deeds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-14
HlllnlCMluHl


Indifference to Irenya and her soft
i~nnocence! Were all men so poor?
~Suffocating, Delight rose and leaned
against the window.
She looked out upon a world of jet
and silver; of Titanic peaks MOON
showed to witness above, slopes and
knees swathed in black shadows
dense az plush. IT must have been
hours since she had sent Irenya
away. She marvelled DULY at the
lost time, pressing her hand against
her aching head. 1t made< no diff
ference. since Stefan Balsic was not
in the castle to improve her speech or
silence. Her indecision harmed no
one. Where was Michael, in this gi-
gantic landscape carved Of pearl and
ebony that doomed. so soft and was
sc hard, she wondered Could he
sleep untroubled? Il.
Just below lay the second balcony,
with it's double rbw Of columns.
While Delight leaned there, she saw
'Banilo Lesendra pass down the ar
cade, the moonlight cleaning on his
rich dress and fair head. He walked
slowly. yet with a certain resolution
and fixity of purpose. Even at that
distance she saw he did not wear
his sword, nor did the moon-rays
strike the familiar CLINT Of the steel
and silver pistol at his belt. Where
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-14
POLITICAL

lightweight members Of, the
American house of representatives
have cabled to Premier Lloyd George.
OF Great Britain, a protest against
further imprisonment without ar
ralgnment or trial Of persons arrest
cd in Ireland for acts of a political
nature Presumably the originators
OF the petition used due diligence in
their effort to find signers, and while
lit may be a matter of surprise to some
that AS many as SO Of our national
legislators could be found who would
engage in such a questionable per-
Torrance, the fact that. only that
number out of the large member
ship Of the house could be found to
sign the ~remonstrance may be ac-
copied as an indication that, after all.
the predominating sentiment in the
house is against the use of Official
Position in this country in aid Of
revolutionary propaganda in a for
eign "land.
a. Definition of the term political
prisoner differs according to the
VI III HcTSOH naklQ Int
definition. Certain persons in Win
nIpeg have been sen to Jail after
having been convicted of violation of
the laws of the country, and there
is a concerted movement amonz the
Canadian Socialists and d%isturbers
generally to hold up the entire indus
try of the country until these "po-
litical prisoners are freed.
Il ssSother persons were convicted Of
Sfnautfder at C%entralia, and every enemy
OF government in the United States
is protesting against this as an act Of
political persecution.
In Ireland there is. in progress a
movement whose avowed purpose is
70 overthrow, violently or otherwise,
The constituted government of the
country It. appears that only 80
members Of our house of represen-
staeives consider the subject one for
fsreisn Intervention, but why that
aaany5