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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
TAR
.OPORTS
BIG RING
MEN HEAD
ARENA
SMOKER

Andre Anderson. the big fellow
who boxes Young Hector. the Brern-
crton gladiator. at the Arena Friday
night. IL big enough II nothing else.
He weighs around the 23O mark. Il
Is rather hard 20 get much Of =
line on his ability because he hasn't
had a real heavyweight 70 work out
with here. Anderson INDUCED in n
lot Of horneplay with his lighter OPP
ponentB when We saw him In action.
lie has a pretty fair left hand and
looks Ike he can take care Of him.
self
That he rates Young Hector az
worthy opponent after seeing him in
action can be judged by the word Of
his manager. Red" Wade. The car
rot topped manager thinks Hector il
the toughest heavyweight assign.
ment In the Northwest today. IN,
spite OF Hector's hairllnc defeat ~
the hands VI Frank Farmer last
week.
AZ any rate Hector viii work him
self In line for another boa with
Farmer II he takes Anderson down
the line here Friday night. II An.
derson wins he will be in a good po-
aition 20 demand bout with Farmer
for the Northwestern heavyweight
title. II the big fellows go as well
as Farmer and Hector did last week
the dollar boys will have plenty II
action for their money.
a new bantam viii be seen in ac-
ton when Dick Brenton goes on
with Danny Edwards. the coiored
boy. Brenton IL from California.
Edwards II a regular go-get'em boy
in the ring and the local fans like
his style
Red Henry. the hard-trying Brcm-
erton wolter. wifi go on with Mike
Pete. who will leave his coal mining
village OF Wilkeson 20 swap
Punches with Red. There should DO
plenty OF action in this go.
Two more bouts complete the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
SEND IN
THAT NET
ENTRY NOW

Tennis players. DO you wan, 10 ret
some regular competition for tho biz
city and state not mAtehcs7 Wei. II
you do. fill out tina, application blank
on this page and mail Il TO The Star
or take u into Piper q Tafts tannta
department today.
The Stars tourney is open 10 any
amateur tennis player In the city
There are no charges and there will
be the regular list OF five events. The
tournament will be held at Woodland
park and win get under way June 6.
ending June -.
Tell your tennis friends about the
tourney. and have them flll out an
application blank and send II in to
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
As TOLD TO DEAN SNYDER
BY JIM THORPE

AKRON, O., May 19.To be al-round athlete require
more strength than to be specialist in thing
ordng to Jim Thorpe, the greatest of them ALL
Here's the Indians CODE
Keep strong. II is strength that counts most
The best way to build strength is to eight ten
miles every day. Running develops all the muscles and
keeps the athlete feeling good
Don't try for records. II you beat the other fellows
You win points for the team. That is what counts.
Practice less the things in which you excel and
those events which you don't do we'll BE careful
not to over-specialize thing
Eat los-but stick to plain foods An athlete has to
eat to keep up his strength.
Do everything in the spirit of playing game-not
work. When you playing you're having fun and
that's when YOU are at your best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
ACES DO HEAVY WORK
IN MAJOR LEAGUES

Tho same old Cards are up TO
their same old tricks. williams and
Cicotte had Geason's hope pinned
on them for another American
league pennant Coveicsleie and
Bagby are making clcvcland's bid
for tho pcnnant look Ike "A sure
bet.
Walter Rcuther and Jimmy Ring
are UNFOLDING the prestige of the
worlds champions. while Pat Moran
is working the kinks out OF tho rest
OF the staff Alex the Great and
Big Jim Vaughn are pulling the
Cubs toward the top almost alone.
Lefty Cooper and Babe Adams are
working overtime for the Pirates
and Lee Meadows and Rlxey arc
the staff OF the Pills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
CTAR
|OPORTS
IM3SL9D DOWN
|@f1 TfE 99EH952
IL

TT has been deemed advisable to hold The Stars
i swimming program for short time until the tennis
tourney being staged by The Star gets well under The
swimming activities will extend turnout the summer and
is still early in the for the water sport while the
tennis tourney lasts but week and the time of the tour
ney is but few weeks in the offng The Star will
centrate its work the net tourney until the of
that venture is assured before tackng the swimming
program.
tow thsiw q
Ia he doesn't Washington
the
field. didn't
outside OF the California
iEhifuy belong the
colegians.
college
ordinary
said have powerful squads In the
field
basketball
in help Of the The
holidays wind
March Then big OF inter city VIII
Be off for . climax Ia the
everybody
other The
working always the
haudhal-vc played
arapheai practice should b.
equipment
ntcrpancd games
part OF those
That's piayeds for The pyei
important and
neglected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
MCCARTHY WINS

los ANGELES. May 10
Johnny Mccarthy. San Francisco
wsi,er. easily outboxod Steve DIAL
ton and was awarded the decision
IN the main even, Of the four.round
show AZ Vernon last night Frankie
Denny. also Of san Francisco. drew
with Perry Lewis in tho semi
wlndup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
BY HENRY T.. FARRELL

NEW YORK. May 1.-Two aces
may he small fry around tho table.
but a pair draws high in tho base
ball pot. Kid Gleason had a pair
last year In Eddie Cicottc and
Claude Williams that pitched the
White Sox into "A $4,000 pot.
Iris Speaker had a pair in Stan
Coveleskie and Jim Bagby that
hurled the Cleveland Indians into
n pot OF $4,000.
Fred Mitchell had "two OF n
kind in Grover Alexander and Jim
Vaughn that we're worth $4,000
to the Chicago Cubs.
Pitching aces were quoted high
on the 1919 market and they have
not slumped' this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
MUTUALS WIN
THIRD STRAIGHT

The Washington Mutuals made IT
three straight when they took the
scandinavian American Bank sinto
camp at Rainier Valley park yester'
day afternoon by a score Of . 10 :.
The game was a pitchers battle be.
tween LottEfeidt and Binsaman. the
latter finishing on the long end Of
the score.
Several fancy fielding stunts were
turned by both teams and Hugh.
banks and MeIvor contributed some
OF the feature catches.
The score. r. II. L.
Washington Mutuals. 8 ,
Seandina war. American 90. 6
Observation-Disclosures and Pascoo.
Lottsfeidt and saarf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
Coast CreuD Title
at Stake Saturday

with the Coast crew title at
stake. California and Washington
viii meet IN their annual shell
race on Lake Washington Satur'
day at $50 D m. The difference
In weather conditions has affect.
cd the Southcrneru considerably.
but with weeks training they
expect 90 be- In O, X condition.
The varsity rae. will be three
miles and will be staged firut. This
frosh crews will compete over a
two-uiiic course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
SANTEL FOUlED

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1e.-Ad
santei. light heavyweight wrestling
champion. was declared winner last
night over Paul Martinson, Chicago
grappler. 10 was called foul"
and the Chicagoan was disqualified
for using a strange hold. lie had
been warned four times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Distance runners don't last as long
~ other athletes. The strain Is too
great A marathon runner has but
one good race In him In a year and
but two. possibly three. In n career
as an "ovcr hill and dale" runner.
The aii-round athlete Is better
qualified to coach than Is a special
list His accomplishments fit him 10
instruct everything In the college
curriculum Of sports.
Coaching u about the only way
the allrounder can cash IN on his
stuff.
DECLINES
COACHING JOB
Every year Thorpe receives
scores Of offers for his services
~ q coach from the big schools
Of the country. They want him
In the Fast. He recently declined
. flattering offer from the Pa
cific Coast.
so far he has turned them all
down.
I'm not ready TO settle down
and stay In one place." says Jim.
II know a coach has got TO stick
In one place and attend TO his knit
ting II he succeeds. Some OF these
days I expect to accept one Of those
fool offers. know would like 1t.
I'd rather be In a track suit than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
NEED BALL PARK

PoUGHkEEPSfE. ~. Y.--rhey
need ball park here. Attorney
George worrall has given tho city
warning II In responsible for dam.
ages n any one walking thru Man.
sion Square park IS injured by n
baseball. All games arc played
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
SHORE THROWS
SlNKER

NEW YoRK.--The Yankees are
counting on Ernest Shore more than
ever this year. His sink" ball is
not a freak delivery. IL breaks lat
orally and then swoops down and
away. after the fashion OF the famed
faaeaway-now a historical memory
only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

NEW YORK.--The United States
trapshooting team which viii go TO
Antwerp has been invited To shoot In
the English championships. July IS
to II. The team expects to sail
Juiv T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Summary Rtolen bas-s-kopp :. $40
ftfes hits--Adarns kepp. hcAuisy. An-
dress struck aut-ny AidFidg~ :. ~
garin~r 3 nas.s on haiis-of osrdn-r
:. or AiirfdEs Runs reeponslbi- for
Atdfidgr Double piAyv-fto 70
Wares. n@hn. 10 zamioek rrnpif.s-
Tutaau and uelma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
AMERICAS IrAorr

Detroit q. philadelphia =
Washington a.. ~. Louis :.
No- York ~. Cleveland Q.
Chicago 4. sasten .
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S&Re2ERq;
GNA3S


Tho bag game Of Sunday. sshssiale
will be the MI nakss tnterhay Junisr
tint 81 Nercer field. The Vt. nsk~r
squad has come thru With thr~e Win.
.. far. while tho fntert.ay sutfit wen
their first Gsne iasi week b. big
count.
The Tailored Ready autnt. leader. IN
league Ne. :. VII have . Hansay of thts
wesk.
The Fsiin club and Diamond Aces ri,et
ia Anathsr tmpeftaaf game ~ leave ~.
At Waiie " ALA gisyfirif NsfthrF
team has Loaf 9 game Tar thta ssasoG-
The RharrorS Athlete ciub L. profess
bnG Evans. a satchsr. and sherman. q
pitcher played ~ ths fssuth SEATTLE Mrrs
chants sunday. There "a NJ record % anY
player ~ the Hssne - Esaas frstater~s
Manager kosraa- 81 fhs Merchants iii
~ asked % Pc; forth his eide Or ihs ar
xamsai a; the isAxus messing 90 BE- held
aett week
IRE Maai~on Park Iunlsr- wtu play
their frat game Of the season on thsiF
horn- grounds sunday wheu they enter.
tsin THE Georzstown Merchants a. WAsh-
inxtsp park The game sill get undsr
way at :; 80 Washington PARK can 10
reached ~ the , Nadisen 81. car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

able and safer than shoes. A
straw hat like the old farmer
wears is shady and cool.
II it's stream fishing. hip boots
or wadcru are tho thing. Htroam
casting from rocky shores and coca.
Aional crossing OF wet places call for
a fairly heavy pair Of water proof
ahoepacka.
An Old pair OF hid gloves for hands
unaocustomcd to handling "A pair OF
cars should DO In the duffle.
Fly dope" and Anti-moNqglto pro
paration never so amisn. They stick
up the face and handa but make life
more miserable for the common en-.
envy than for tho uaer-your only
"a tinfacuon.
A bit OF adhesive tape. meiiratci
FauEe. cotton. iodine and a mild iaxa-
live arc other essentials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
IN LIE MAInRS

y~ssrd.y's here--''lisppy' reiseb.
Th~ white ser gardener hit a home
rrn in tho sisth inning. allowing the
White SOS Ia beat the He'd sos Z
10 ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
BALLARD BEAVERS WIN

Hurting big league ball. Burgh.
Ballard Beaver moundmAn. shut out
the PouIsbo squad ut phulsbo sun.
day by "a 10 0 count Walby count
cd the only run In the fourth inning
The Beavers arc entered In Tho Star
league.
Tho score: II X. Il.
Ballard Beavers ....... /
Poulsbo ................ = /
Batteries Burgh and Johnson.
Bingham and Scott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
WINNING STREAK OF ONE!

yesterday and
to Angels 10 The
mari from four singles In the eighth
Pacific out OF
walked off
0 the best Of the Class season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
If YOU'RE PLANNING
TO FISH ON THAT
VACATION BETTER
LOOK THIS OVER
BY MORRIS ACKERMAN,
Well known Fish and Game Authorit

Now is the time to plan your fishing trip
As most annual vacations taken during the months
of June July and August few suggestions about the outfit
needed where and when TO go might not be bad idea.
Our suggestion is that you take plenty OF old clothes
sweater good for the early morning and the cool of the
evening raineoat slcker is often welcome friend
most fishing trips.
II you going TO fish from spend your days
in rowboat YOU will find pair OF tennis shoes comfort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
USE YOUR
OWN JUDGMENT

USE YOUR
OWN JUDGMENT
Use your own Judgment on the
iurr--~tfhrr natural or artificial.
Tho world il full of fisi,-fooier~.
Our only advice Il not 10 try to
sling light lures with heavy
tackle. In bait rods Ii's the
weight Of the line that carries
out the lure. n your tackle
drslrr don't know the game,
change tackle dealers.
Where and when to go: That
up To you. Tho opening season OF
game fish IN most states. excep
trout. In the middle OF juno 90 July !
Tho beginning ~ the season In IN,
most popular time. though July Il
not 90 be sneezed at. August 4
usually the poorest OF the THREE va
cation months for fishing. scptem
Der IL another good time n yon car
make the grade then. Tho man whs
can stand tho Raff won't find carl,
October no bad either. Most fish
spawn in the spring which accounts
for the closed season at that time
Brook trout and salmon spawn IL
the fail. consequently n closed sea
son on them In the fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
INSTRUMENTS
Oh WAR


Now for the Instruments of
war; Rod. rcd. line and lure
In this connection wo advise
against spelling an oth~rwt>- sue-
crSsfui vacation by the use of
poor ~quipn-nt. Our advice Il n
good auadrupl. running halt r~~i.
without friils. N you want tho
"friil'' attachment. wo suggest
an extra part or two. II IL not y
bad Idea 10 take along coupl. Of
r-eis. Get n sturdy rcrl In tho
first place. Any Mind Of n rod
viii do but the lighter Il II IN.
nior. fun you win have. 4 stccl
rod Is preferred by sosn-. but for
ours the split bamboo ~ tho
ticket. This for either truiling.
hait or ny casting. Try and E~s
rod that feels right. that ha. .
bit Of whip To H. Mako the rod
fit" you Ike you do your shat
gun. 1h~u get linz THAI win
MEASURE mp with your rod and
rr~i and lur~. For leguaxc
gun you nrrd a is-guagc si,sil.
Dor = light lure and light rod you
need light linz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
INDIANS
KNOCKED
OUT OF
RUNNING


West seattle's chances for the city
baseball title IN the prep league race
were knocked for the well known
home run yesterday when they drop
ped their ult with Ballard. The final
count was 3 20 ?. The game was
close all the way. This puts the In.
dams Ia third place. and even II they
defeat Lincoln. the league leaders,
Friday. they can't figure In the
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

NFmcfnbrr. On Ighi OUTFIT a
small fish Eives you the same thrill
that big fish does on heavy tackle.
II not more.
II trolling for blS fish your heavy
OUTFIT In all right II YOU want to
drown tho pike. lunge or iaker. bu,
II ii'a play you wan, after tho fish
L. hooked. your light tackle IN the
thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

baseball uniform right now II I
could" he says.
Thorpe has spent the last six years
with the New York Giants as an out.
fielder. He finished the 1919 season
with the Braves.
McGraw was quick 20 see the nd.
vantage OF having such a great draw.
ing card as the 1919 Olympic hero
on his club and started the Indian
through the McGraw school In 1914.
All Thorpe knew about baseball then
was what he had learned from that
unfortunate f25-a.week Job down In
the North Carolina bush country
..<hfrh ,,ro,srd his ttpdogpD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
STILL HITS
OVER 800

And Thorpe Is hitting the ball
at dizzy clip In the Interna-
tionaI. His percentage Is well
over the 800 mark.
He has u reputation for muir.
dering sOuthpaw pitching.
The other day at Reading. Pa.
he Bicked Highlander for
circuit with the bases bull. That
pleased Dick HobIitzel. Jim's
boss. mighty well.
1t also tickled Thorpe a lot.
During the afternoon double
header matinee he thumpcd out fiv'
blows In all.
Jim circles the bags at n 10-secont
clip. He hasn't slowed up.
Speed IL still the big asset Of tn
great Indian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Lincoln and Broadway didn't get
together at Woodland park yester.
day because OF an ovorabundanee Of
moisture AT game time. Regardless
81 whether Lincoln wins or loses 10
West Seattle. II Broadway beats
Franklin Friday the Tigers st,ll have
"A chance 20 tie for the title. If both
leaders win Friday and Broadway de-
feats Lincoln the squads win be tied
for first place. IL Lincoln Ia defeated
and broadway comes thru with two
wins the Tigers grab the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

A 20 ysay-eia Md. nsrh Mcs9uaid.
pitthinK his first game N the company
~ professionals. hsased the asaia 90 .
tstost rietnry over the lsavefn u IL
hadnt trrn for boat ~ ansthsr younE
sief. wtiiis NAmfa. scQaald would have
sea q ehutouf
The OAKS broke their losing streak Al
Racfamsnts. winning 10 = hiiisrs
home run vita one In the thlrd gave
thsfn their lead.
H~~vy hitttns. fnrludinG hons yvn
~ hnfnisr. which sscouatsi for three
markers. coupled vith firv class team
york. eaassd the Bass TO via from the
Tigers Score. to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Dfihhsfer let iosse . Wild fiinf IN IN,
flsth 1-li iasst a two- hit rafne for nsines
ths Pntitiss beatins tho Cards 60 Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Tstfng babe Rs;h's place. fam week
dsubisd With the bases full ana put over
thres of the talites which helped the
rAnks beat the fndiAus. ~ 20 ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
u. s. Army
.GoodsSale

Z. &. Olive Drab shirts: all sizes.
good condition. ....... .eS-@5-t 3-O0
T.. 4. o. -. Blankets. new. IT'S
HrEirnental Cotton Sox.. -2s
Heavy White Sheets, 54xe0. las
Cashmere SoN. .. 500 Snd IS
L. & shelter Tents complete
with poles. ........ 10
New Feather Pillows. 1.2S
a. \. RalncoatE: reclaimed. ESQ
4. 5. Ponchos: reclaimed. $500. $50
Heavy Auto OF Capt Robes.
brown. blue and plaid. ...... 300
New Special White Wooden
=, F & es;.ss nr..,s... -: ~
Gray Wool Yarn. per pound. $50
T.. s. Flaga. wool and cotton.
$500. $500 70 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

fVrttsnd sffasssf assafsssfss
nan Ffanrisro .sr-.s4.s.s..
batteries Hose snd Baker. kcQsAid
ard Agnes
At aALT LAKE cIrr-- n a. r.
Fsfurh stfff fss.sss+ss.ssss
salt Lac CITY s.....s.ssss.f II .
Batteries Nsnaiiwcsss. ifoufk ard De
werner. t.rssfens ard uyisF,
At EAcTtkMEsTo- n "a n
Oakland ........sF..s.s..i
aarfamenf8 .sssssss.ssssss.
Batteries u. Afisst ana Mi,r~. NAILS
ard csdF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Queen Anne swamped Franklin
under ~ TO count In the other
prep game yesterday. Wright pitch
ed good hall for the ulnncrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
THINKS MUGGSEY
Is GREATEST


Thorpe thinks MoGraw Is the
greatest manager In the bust
ness.
Tie bawls fellow out pretty
rough sometimes" says the In
dian. but he has TO do II. Tho
next day he forgets all about IL
and makes the player do the
same.
There's one thing about McGraw
he won't stand for any outsider
razzing him for keeping n player,
who u going Bad. on the Giants
roster When McGraw gets through
with the dressing down tho outsider
Is sorry he spoke"
The Indian is now playing the
sunfield for the Akron club in the
international league. He likes his
job. lie didn't play regularly up
there in the big show. Now he's
out there every day. Thorpe likes
to play every day. II isn't the
money he gets that keeps him In n
baseball uniform. He has plenty OF
cash rolling in from his Oklahoma
oil lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

eco Cases Army Shoes TO arrive next
week
Sale Conducted by
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Mail and express orders filled a.
rapidly as possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

The Tailored Ready outfit. leader. In
league Ne. :. VII have . Hantay of thts
Week.