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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
INT u S | G
GVS In Seattle

'onductrd Nv
LOUISE ANNABLE
Mary Louise Clary
to Present Pupils
on Wednesday evening AZ the Fin,
ArtH hail Madame Mary Louise Clnry
will present number Of her voio,
pupils In recital The following pro
gram will he given
Duet. The AnEsi"............. Rubinstsir
Misn wsut~orth and Hrs wentworth
soprano. 'tosin. Robin. bsng Me
Gladys bacon
contfaito. 'Horiins ',.......... Del Risgs
Catherine Hoban
Soprano. - hummer B9nE'. DIiardslo'
Margaret Wsntsofth
Tenor nsei'a,ivs snd Aria. 20 Vision
John harbour
soprano, ''sprins Has Come" .........
........+....t..s..s. Dfusiiis PsrciyA
Mr.. Clara shoudy acTeiHh
Composer and singer
Native Daughters
nssHo. stars Of the summer Nigh,"
..s.t..s tt.t..strft.sst..... barbour
Liiiian Hansen
iiuis. The Remembrance u.psodis
EEtElaaAe ..t.ss canaan sIerSchat
tdEAr ,. James
conualto. THE Reason. ..... . Del fusg'
ars Lois wentworth
Soprano. Thou brilliant Bhf" David
Mrs Thofnah . sullivan
fiuts obliEato. Mr.. james
soprano
s s, ~s Sor"'ns 100 .''..'.... SPEAK,
Mrs Otto Kammyer
Tenor. Reritative and Aria. Lend Ne
Nogr AID" ....s..t+ ...t....s .Dounot
John Ostts
Soprano. Il Know That Ny Redssrarr
fAvrih" Messiah. ..tssst4t.. Hands
hrs frsd Hsechsr cavsnhuEb
Contraito. My Heart a. Thy Dear
Voice tHsmson and pelilshB 81 SAsni
Mrs Homer CAmrbsii
Tenor. ''Naeashia" ........ ..he surrousi
Mrs. John Barbour
Contrhito--
"a The last Hour ......... .Krsnsi
fhJ fftsekusc" ..- ......4... DHsfdelo
Ethsi Jones
soprano. Aria tAisnonl. = Am II
taniA" ............. ..st..... .Ttonai
H.isH Slaughter
Du.t. "oais ssf Homo, ,.s.,.. Hossin
Mrs sullivan ana Mrs.. campbon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
Program to Be Given
by Ysaye and Elman

This evening at the Metropolitan
theatre the two world famous violin.
lists will appear IN a joint recital.
Their appeal rance here is under the
mana cement Of Frank =. Hood. who
Announces that they will not play a
return engagement. no matter how
great is the demand. The program
for this evening will be as follows:
Concentrate y Ma f1r. ...s-.s.... Mozart
ca Allegro con splrite
fbl Anfants
frl Allegro
Concrete y Minor s..........s.- hsch
uarNivsee
thl fafro ira con tanto
efrl Allegro
Concentrate y Mator s........ hoiiqus
fCsden.s b, rssysb
Butte for toe victims. op. 7i..........
.................H Maurice NcsSovsfi
taA Allegro srsYrtco
fsy Allegro moderate
fcl f~nto ksssi
IA Motto VIgsre
Joseph Bcnime Will be the accom-.
PIANIST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
City Federation Of w. G. T. q.

The City Federation OF the Won.
ems Christian Temperance Union
viii meet at the home of Mrs
Chester Dana, o73s 6lst ave. s.. on
Tuesday. June 3. Members are re.
qucsted 10 bring lunch. Business
session at p. m. followed by an
Interesting program. Senator Harve
Pbipps OF Spokane Will be the priu.
cipal speaker. The public is cordially
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Mr.. Phillip Rowe returned on Sat.
urday from San Francisco. where he
spent several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Mrs. John r. Miller. who has spent
the winter In Washington. ID. C., re-.
turned Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Mrs. Reginald Parsons. who has
spent several weeks In the East. re-
turned on Saturday evening. accom-.
panied by her daughter. Miss Anne,
who WAS graduated from Miss
Wheeler's school, at Providence
Rhode Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Mrs. George Donworth and dauEh.
ter. Miss Mary Donworth. returned
Saturday evening from tho East
Mrs. Donworth went East several
weeks ago TO attend the graduation
exercises OF her daughter at Miss
Wheeler's school. Providence. Rhode
Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-07

Mr. wiibcrt C. Hendricks will mr.
rive from Chicago on Tuesdny to
make his home In the city. Mr..
Hendricks was stationed at Fort
Lawton with the l4th infantry dor
ing the spring and summer Of 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
WHAT ROBSON
THINKS OF
HARRY CREB

Harry Greb Is quite a boy. That's
what Tommy Robson. Boston mid.
dieweight. believes. He says:
"Greb Is the most puzzling boxer
I'm the world. He Is not clever. But
he Is SO uncannily tlreleEs and such
a perfect perpetual motion machine
that n IN impossible 10 get away
from him. His arms never cease
going-jabbing. hooking. swinging
every minute OF the whole round.
He'll start a right swing and youIl
duck II to let II go over, when
whang. youTl get a crack on the
eye from left uppercut, started
about the same time he swings his
right. He's wearing rather than a
dangerous puncher. and. believe me.
he'll give Dempsey mighty inter
esting fight despite the"fact that
he's shy about Is pounds In weight
He would have Dempsey tied in
knots taking punishment. Dempsey
might get him. but think Greb
would give better fight than n lot
OF the men they are talking as con
tenders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
BY HENRY 1. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Nov. fs.-Footbaii's
bread line. standing outside tho door
for an Issue OF championship pic.
was strung out somewhat today.
Princeton In the East. Notre Dame
and Ohio State In the West. and
Georgia Tech In the South. head the
line.
Pittsburg and Harvard continued
their shuttle to the front. but neither
showed the class that the Tigers did
in trouncing Yale. and Penn State lost
prestige By barely getting a tic with
Lehigh.
Illinois was pulled out OF tho line
in the West by Wisconsin. leaving
Ohio State In undisputed lead OF the
Western conference. while Notra
Dame trimmed Indiana.
Georgia Tech gave further reasons
for the Southern claim by beating
the strong Georgetown eleven. With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
SMOKER CARD
is
COMPLETED

Clay Hi,e has completed his card
for the first American Legion smok.
er 90 be held at the Crystal Pool
Tuesday night The smoker IL open
70 all fans who wish to purchase
the pantsboards
Tho card follows
weitars.
Young Ketcher w Young zuxu.
weitsrA
Wliiic ~ Claire w. Eddie Jack.
SIN. Eighties.
Ray Scribner Va KID Martin.
feathers
Eddie Moore Va Eddie Men. ban.
tafun.
Hugh csriey w. Joe wopr. welt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
BREMERTON GRIDDERS
DEFEAT EAGLES, 60

The fast waiia Walla Eagles went
down 10 their second defeat yestsr'
day az Brcmcrton before the strong
Navy Hospital team by a 60 count
The navy's score was made In the
last three minutes OF play. a. re-
suit OF a forward pass.
Tho feature Of the game was the
line plunging OF young Bob Corbeti,
right half for the Eagles. Corbctt
Is the man that Coach Powers Of
Broadway protested for playing In
the recent broadway Franklin game.
Don Gawne. OF the Eagles. played
star game NJ quarter.
Eddie AcGlI started the garns at
end and starred there. and was
shifted TO his regular position Of
fullback after Biil wilkins was
knocked out Russ Rathbun. ailcity
high school end. replaced McGul.
The Eagles meet at the Collins
field house Tuesday night AT 7.3o for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
FOOTBALL BREADLINE
Is STRUNG OUT TODAY

the season just about ended. IL ncema
improbable that clcan-cut title for
the Eastern championship will be ac.
quiFed.
Princeton Is thru for the year. and
unless Yale pulls the impossible
and beats Harvard next Saturday.
the Tigers and the Crimson can both
claim the Eastern honors.
Ohio state and Illinois. eontsndern
for last years conference champion.
ship. meet in the West II Ohio state
should lose. the wreath viii have to
be divided between Ohio. Illinois and
Wisconsin.
Regardless Of conference figures
and prestige. Notrc Dame very likely
VIII be considered the real Western
champions IL Coach Rockne's eleven
finishes an indicated season.
Georgia Tech seems almost sure
OF the Southern honora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
SECOND STAR CAGE
LEAGUE MEETING
AT STAR OFFICE
WEDNESDAY

The second meeting Of The Star
city basketball league viii be held
at Tho Star office "Wednesday night
The permanent organization for this
season viii be made at that time.
The league will operate under the
same system OF rules and rrrula.
tons that governed the league last
year.
All teams that plan 70 play IN
The Star circuit this year should
see 20 II that they are represented
at this meeting. Only those teams
that plan To play in this circuit are
asked to attend this meeting.
As long as there sra enough
teams In the league 10 make a sche.
dule possible The Star circuit will
continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
DAVIS CUP SQUAD
ON EXHIBITION .

Bin Johnston. California net star.
and Bill Tilden, OF Philadelphia.
members OF the American Davis cup
tennis team. stopped over In Seattle
Saturday on their way to Australia
and showed the boys and girls at the
Crystal Pool how tennis really rs
played
Johnston was the victor In satur.
days exhibition match by a Ga, 40.
e-f count. The two peers OF Aneri-
can tennis played n wonderful game
considering tho wooden floor and the
poor lighting conditions.
Johnston's forehand drive and
steady play, and Tilden's wonderful
backhand strokes were the feature
OF the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
VARSITY
DOWNED
BY
OREGON

waahingtona football squad went
down 20 defeat before oregon at Eu.
gene Saturday, by a 20 10 0 count.
Zig ISM" steers. the oregon captain.
was too much for Washington. and
no piled up all Of the points for the
opposition.
Washington has now dropped four
straight games and hasn't managed
20 score a point In any OF ia confer
ence struggles this year.
With Dartmouth coming IN two
weeks. Coach Allison faces a tough
situation The Dartmouth team was
slow 60 start this year. but judging
from ita easy victories over Cornell
and Pennsylvania. the big Green
warriors arc hitting their stride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

basketball promises 20 ~ IN.
same success In scattle'a sports this
winter as Il was last season. This
viii be the second season that has.
kethail VIII be winter major sport.
aliho the fact that u was a ma lor
sroft last year was evidently a %.
cFet 20 some people.
The Star circuit was organized
last year for the good Of basketball.
That Is the lone reason that II was
planree to start tho league again
this season.
Tho star win furnish floors and
referees for the games. bat the 81
ficerE and committees elected and
appointed BY the team representa-,
lives this year viii govern the
leagues work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
BOXING CLUB
FOR FRANCE

PARIS. Nov. IA club on the
limos OF the National sporting club
II now IN process ~ formation IN
Paris II will be the National Box
ing Club % France. and the sub
scription win be sufficicntiy hlEh 10
permit the purchase Of roofny
premises. including. besides an ord.
nary ciuhroom. n large boxing hall.
where there viii be- weekly bouts.
with an occasional big match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
MtSH OTIS q e

II tie between r.i'nsis. ohis stats and Wis-
consin.
prfneeson defeated Yais NJ - q
I~,tgb sy,,fpr n surprise by f~sfA-
Ios Penn Htat1 10 q s-to-7 tie
MARYLAND sprunr anothsx foeia by a.
fehtinF Syracuse. 10 20 L
T7t,sbsrr managed % Say out N trent
~ defeating Washington and Sensrs0A
to 0.
Miohiran ps~sd oat C7nn.ss, 1s>sA
rotre Dams ran into q fuf1 N H.
diana. bat rnAnaKed 10 win. II 70 Ia
Montana university Won ne no-fsns-
ases nm. by defeating thu k0ntaE~
ARgfss. "a 70 0.
Harvard didnr hsv. any uouhis vaA~-
Looping Brown. n 20 y
o.a,x4. r.eh rompsd On oe~xetovn.
- 20 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

ballard high school practically
cinehsd the high scl'ooi football
chsmpionship BY holding broadway
20 % 90 tie saturday. Itr~adusg had
the upper hand turnout most Of the
play. muddy field allow 81 up tho
game.
The Pullman Cougars pulled surprise
w coming back against .. A. O. and
downing tho oregon Farmers ~ a zs-to-e
count
The Pullman ffosh team vniiopse ~
Washington Yeariinks ~ an it-to-t
count
Dartmouth gave fenBsyivnnia It's
worst bestinG Of tho yesr, running
up q t4-to-s score
Doble's Cornell team defeated coi1nn-
bia ~ 70 7.
Wisconsin threw a monkey wrench into
Illinois camp " winning. ~ 70 3. n
Ohio Fiafe beats Illinois Fafurdap. then
she buckeyes cop the big Ten" Title.
hut an Illinois win viii make n triple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
NAVY ADDS
PAIR

The Navy. shaking or rs connerv.
alErn. added Princeton 10 the ached.
ule this year for an annual game.
and Pennsylvania viii be added NEXT
year.
The Army win continue the annual
game with Sotre Dame. and has
opened relations with Columbia
Dartmouth comes 10 the Coast 20
play Washington this fall. and either
Notr- Dame. Penn State or one OF
tho Dig three" probably win 20 10
raaadenss New Years Day TO meet
California or Stanford.
Ohio State. n power In the Western
conference. Is understood 10 be Will.
lng 20 open relations with any major
eleven in the East. with the provision
that the Easterncrs will come West
on alternate years
Georgia Tech and centr~. IN fnct.
all this major teams of the South.
have been playing In the Fest this
fan. and Nebraska has made the long
trip there for two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
ONO NTATI.
FIANS STADIUM

Ohio State is planning 20 build the
largest stadium In the world. Co.
lumbin wants "a new stadium. and the
public II demanding appropriations
FOR stands at West Point and An.
napqiiA
With the spread OF the Fridiron
game 10 popularity with the ordinary
man on the street" the big univer.
stiles are paying more heed 10 the
demand for international contests
That might make possible the annual
national championship that will
easily rank with the world series In
Interest
Princeton. one Of the most wide
awake schools IN the Eass. has senaed
the opportunity for more popularity
with the public, and has arranged for
an annual game with Chicago. to
start next year.
Harvard could have had Illinois.
contender for tho Western confer.
ence championship on hor schedule
this year. but Harvard would not
aEfee to play In tho West on alter.
nate yoarH and Illinois refused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
SHAMROCK w
IN DISCARD

NEW YORK. Nov. is,--ssr
Thomas Llpton's yacht shamrock
w. which was defeated IN tho 1890
races for the Americas cup. now lies
foriorn in n shipyard at city Island
All equipment has been removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

And then Marshall Allen. local
star. coupled with Tildon. went down
TO defeat before Johnston and Wat.
son Washburn. another member OF
the team Tho score was Ga. Ga.
The American team calls today
from Vancouver for the Anupodes.
where they VIII play the Australian
team for the Davis cup next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

signal practice. and would IKE On
hear from some men who would nks
TO finish the season with them
The WaIla Walia lineup waE
Jimmy Soanlon and Ed McGiii. ends
Ted Ahner and BIN Tuyneii. tackless
Cole and shafer. guards: Rollin Cor
bett. center; Don Gawne. quarter, Ia
Long and Bob corbett. halves. BIZ
wilkins. fun: Russ T,athbun. end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
FOOTBALL
BOOMS;
BIG GAMES
LINED UP

Amazing Interest shown in col.
leElaie football 10 ono Of the most re-.
nhrknhlo features Of year fun OF
Hupcrlauyea Ia sport
Once the sport ~ alumni and
campus only. collegiate football Ia
now becoming fayorlte with the
bahebail and boxing bug.
When Yale bullt the huge bowl at
New Haven. the conservatives
thought Il would never De filled.
But IFS not large enough now
Extra stands are being built for the
Harvard game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
LEVINSkY
is LOSER

LONDON. Nov is.-Thc match
planned Tor Battling i.evinaky and
Joe Beckett for a purse of $4,000
has been called of because f>svinsky
lost 20 Carpenter In the United
states. s@f<gl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
CANADIANS
hot Nj To IMPROVE

Don't picture me as saying that
the Canadians arc going 20 capture
the olympic games championship
next year. OF In 1888. or ~ 1885. for
that matter. but you can write u
down In your mental tablet right
now that every year the Canadians
are going TO better their PREVIOUS
records.
II Is a good thing for all concerned
that Nc have got the Guardians 20
watch They should serve 20 prevent
any deead~nee In American amateur
sports. Ws have got to keep on our
toes.
There II nothing like competition
IN good. honest sport to cement In
ternaiionai relations. No let's wei.
come the Canadians. We will try
hard 10 keep them from licking un.
bat II they DO, we win he glad u
took people produced on the Amer
lean continent 20 do H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
OLD GIRL WINS
RIDING PRIZE

sEsSAToGiA. Miss, Nov. H.
Mrs. Mary c. solomon. % years old
won first prize ~ tho De Soto
county fair for being the most &C.
compllshod hornswoman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
SECOND


The second wns the Offering OF a
$4,000 purse for the recent match
race between Man o. War and Sir
Barton.
Both these things are significant
Of the trend of thought and times In
Canada Until very rvccntly the
Canadians had given most Of their
thought 20 developing their country.
Now they are going IN TO develop
sports from great big international
standpoint
The Canadians who participated IN
the Olympic games did well. Those
who take part next year probably
win do better Every year they are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
WOMAN BOOKIE
is FINED

LONDON. Nov. is-Ailoc Mains
waa fined tis for bookmaking She
had 81 betting Aiipa In handbag
when arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
KILLED BY
BASEBALL

JERSEY CITY. N. j., Nov. H.
Frank Lahey, 20. WINS hit on the
head by n baseball during game
here. walked to a hospital. dropped
unconscious and died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
OLD BOY is
SOME RIDER

LANEsHAwnRtpoE. Eng. Nov.
is.-Aieyander simpson. age "a. has
just completed foomilo bicycle
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
WOMEN BETTORS
INCREASE

LONDON. Nov. I5s--Betting wors
en- increased heavily during the 1929
racing season. according to n survey
among the bookmakerA More than
100 betting commissioners nov cater
exclusively 20 women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

sNNt AilttH iltikttbpiS arc ftliif
to be formidable sporting con-
tenders.
The first was the challenge for the
American cup. which reached this
country after sir Thomas Upton
had tried 20 lift the famou, yachting
trophy and had again failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

otnefS nave sprung up out OF
air in unexpected fashion.
Hugh Jennings, the Detroit Tiger
boss. quit. as il was expected that
he would do His successor has not
been named.
Jim Rufkc's disposal as manager
OF the 81. Louis Browns. wa. ex.
pected tho not openly predicted. lie
landed his club IN tho first division
the first year that he handled It
and IL vas said that he would be
given another chance 60 produce a
winner. But the Browns are now
iooking for new manager for the
1891 race
BARROW FURNISHED
SURPRISE
Ia Barrow's quitting the Boston
Rel Sex 20 take over the business
management of the New York
Yankees. was one OF the big unex-
pected deals. Barrow was not very
successful with the Sox. due 20 the
fact that he had a lot OF good. but
temperamentai tossers on his club
that no had to set rid Of and he
didn't have time enough 10 build up
a winner. Hugh Duffy, former Chi.
cage White Sex outfieldcr. will
hardie the relns OF tho Boston club
next year.
Miller Hur,<ins. who was expected
90 find himself out In the cold for
certain next spring. when the base
hall call was sounded. has he.n
signed for another trial BY the
Tanks.
Iris Speaker Is a fixture In CTeve.
land The same goes for Connie
Mack. OF the Athletics.
Clarke Grtffiths. the veteran man
arcr OF the Washington Nationals
can't make up his mind whether he
wants 20 handle the team on the
field again next year. or not II he
quits. the managership may be
handed over 20 George Mcbride. for.
mer Washington shortston
WHITE s0x
PILOT Is MYSTERY
Nothing much has been said re-
garsiing Kid Gleason handling the
Chicago White Sox again. Both
Eddie Collins and Mike Kelly. the
latter the successful manager OF the
St Paul American association club
for the past few years. have been
moSt prominent among tho new men
mentioned as possible managers for
ths Windy City team.
In the National league one Of the
biggest surprises was the release OF
Fred -Yapp" Mitchell. And the ap
pointment OF Johnny Ever-. former
Chicago second sacker. to succeed
him. was another big JON
And then George staiiinEs aban-
doued his Job as skipper for the
Boston Braves His successor has
not been named
CRAvATH DUB
FOR HOOK
Cavvy cravasn hasn't been canned
~ pilot Of the Philadelphia Nationals
VITA 5ut It's expected most any day
ssw. II ls said that Art Fletcher.
the shortxfop obtained from the
Giants In the middle OF the season.
vas offered the Job a few weeks
a9o. but he refused.
Nuggxy MeGraw stIIi hang. To hia
5ob as New York Giant leader. II
b also expected that tho little Ma.
polccn win tend TO the business end
Of the club next season.
The rest OF tho National league
pilots are sitting tight 80 far.
Branch Hickey. at ST. Louis: Pat
Moran. at Cincinnati. George Glib
SON. at Pittsburg. and wilbert Rob
tnson. at Brooklyn. are the way they
line up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

|4nHSssS;55'
s~cT|

Portland has shipped ,oaaE ifar-
old Brooks, right handed ts.s~r.
bach 60 tho DStfalt Americans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

Harry Daub~st. tho young shert-
stop who pisy-d In the seattle ship.
yard iesgur during the saf. has besn
s-sid ~ New orisans to the tincin-
sasti Nationals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15

salt Lake has put it, stamp ~ aps
prevail on At Hanger, the young out
fielder obtained in the last few weeks
% tho season from Moose Jas Ito viii
be back for trial With the Bees neat
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-15
CANADIANS WILL GIVE
UNITED STATES
REAL TESTS
IN BIG SPORTS
BY HEX

NEW YORK. Nov. 15We have got to look TO our laures
IN in sports The Canadians after Two important
events have occurred which indicate very strongly that
Northern neghbors going song to give the athletes represent
to be formidable sporting 9s inc uhd states "Au' '