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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
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bT|LL TO EXIST AMONG
E0ME EUROPEAN PEOPLES

PEW YORK. Sept. 3-"Infinite sui
Ina end acute harlshiIp--especial
I5ng the middle classes-still exists
Scential Eurure. and American re.
and social welfare wufS abroad
Md ~ continued" John Il. Mott
Irrational general secretary q the
srirsn Y. NJ. e. a. told tn. Inter
lpnil News Ssrtlce today Mr.
e has Just returned from , four
sths' comprehensive t"ul e Eu
IN Austria. Poland and Csecho Slo
u u acute hardship" MIR. Mott
"frofn FINLAND a. the Mediter
Ran. all central EUROPE il suffer
from LARK Il opportunity &
<. lax - food. clothing and nr
lilies q lie
IN. rfch. howrver. are able q
asEe fsiriy Nll Nuhuut undu.
f<hip. a. are the lower ciasscs
get hieh wages. when they Dc
X. But the mallie classes ore n
difficult situation. having A.tlr
\ and no Nancy.
The general viewpoint IN Amsirr
lis 10 e. tina; We have helped ~
? enough. That IL Why weii
lad. ] wanted o. find out last
the European peoples w~re ii,
u aud whether we could cut IN
her all without doing harm To,
ion here was that we might tau
ze Europe hy roniinuing unn-c
~ AID
Generally speaking. the thing ",
20 guard against i not 'paup.f
Jon % the distressed areas Of ~
but la allowing several hundre
Island people O. stnrve. fre,z. -,
this winter Of scouress which g..
on any ill.nouTished people ",
2 the situation In hand ~ tina
can stop AID 20 any area whs a.,
warrants. Help will not be cor
ei moment longer than nsces
!. Mott said that he found IN mos
Upean countries. especially anon
unlnfOfmed. growing sxasp.r.
With the tinted STATES. which. h,
has been more noticeable eacl
he has visited Europs
But when you prcbe doep enough
riaily IN those co,lntri.. yrb,.'
American Red Cross. tho uoDv,.
missions. the American Y AZ q
and other relief and wslfsr. a,
xAtions have been Al work. yo
find the common neon. una,
q End appreciate the work 4, ,h.,
M which America has dops 81
Mott.
siid the United States Nh. L..
by Poland ana Cxs,.ho ST.. t,
3 ansong ali EuroD.a, r.,f,.,.
n Poland. becaus. - IN. w,.,t a,
erican typhus ..tnuls.,on ~.
- and Y. 81. & A h,V. In,
3 IL a sincere ana na,>i0n.t, No.
Bohemia Th.r. pr...,a,, ~
" has invited the Amsric,n T,
i. A. 10 show his country how ,
tute scholastic army ana NAV
\. .xc.h., sloSsk,s so,' "a -
prorreSxlye ns,i,,,, 4, T,,.s,, W
o. Mott said that. with ono ve,,
aud lsss than hall 81 ,b..y, -
y. the American Y. NJ e. A AZ.
Ing On the entir, burd !, n, !.
welfare work IN IN. srrni.s
pee. P,land. C.echo. Sloyatis tn
Pslirstin. and Egy'pt In sd.iitio,
organization 4 helping Dr. n,
q ID. LEAGUE Of Nations IN q
taiing Seo.ooo prisoners u wsr.
I seems strange tia, ns.riy 40
after %. arnlsiice ,h.re -houl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
EIINp CIR, tN> ~ Nkw YORK
lOlIOMS GAMES IN SOUNDS

Si,N' ipl.k. S.ld Tall oh,
s.li.., tiu, sshd T. ~ ut eyes ate
.,s.a uru1 l;1i. Ruth - D.. stands
. ih, ,tc m ,h. rolu Grounds
Thru 70 it'kr'
Another hell " on Il. way To- the
e.. i,s miti. but
n..h. = bst has met u Win q suiid
- .ui iar tlil sf"-,is "a IL way
oven the graujSt,ud Ia iishl il-ld
Before auy "i-r. young Sti
,,IhE hla.k Sc t.clvS has ems q
what ms happ"r-d She leans og.r
tl les leading tn cheers.
w.. gil j. Milhi-l Harris. dricl'
to- q charles X iisr,is who VT q"
'N'tsr tr n,u." whi'h has h,-n SUM:
IN cvtle' corner Il IN, earth 90 whi' j
Ar''r,1Ls have penetrated.
She las never seen Ra'c Ruth.
thuur ., j. 80 tho Polo Grounds
tuns eur tW,c q week. Sn' la
yer :. ~ her father She has heer
hccn blind from birth. W, sh,. Is IA
arden, baseball fan. and follows thu
games - intciligently and a. closly
as many persons who have their eye
SIGH,
Different Sound.
~ safe hii has "A sound entirely dit
f"rent from a foul a an easy grounv
er" she explains AS for BABE
Rrih's homcis. they have q sound all
their own. ard they are the sw-ctcs,
music ! have ever known"
Before The game Ruth was ,n's1.
duced 90 her by Ping Bodie. whu. Ike
I'll the other Yanks. considers Miss
Hams a mascot. Miss Harris wish 4
paf, sod luck
'lour father viii tell you II | gci
.'rer." n. sid
oh he won't have 20 DO that" she
replied. And he didn't
Before cach gam. hcr father "c1ls
- Mis- Harris ia. iincups ~ the two
onpg sing teams TIT IL all. Then
he si,s hack ana enjoys the game.
His daughter ~ folly cap thlc uf al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Cox Progressive.

Not only IN srecific utterances -
lat,ng directly o. questions held Iarl
mount ~ labor Is III. comparison faN
~ ,llr tu Governor Cox His prugTvs
sivr ara constructive Viewpoint aolds
throughout his declaration of puh1!t
lu"siions"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

49,. .'...fI sicu4. q LtIND,1 is''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
BARS FAN;
PREXY Is
ATTACKED

BAN FRANCISCO. May iol--wfi.
liam II. Mccarthy. president Of the
Pacific Coast Baseball loarue. Do
clared he will obtain a warrant today
charging assault for the arrest Of
Roy Huribut. part owner Of tho Co.
loniai Social club.
ifuribut. cnraTrd because the
league had issued an uitimatum
aimed Mt KNOWN gamblers and
barring HurIbut and two others from
further attendance at all games. at
lacked Mccarthy In Gcary st. last
night while the latter was cscorting
young woman 20 the 81. Francis
hotel for dinner.
Mccarthy was knocked 10 the
street. witnesses said. and his asnsil.
ant was about 10 strike him again
when a policeman in,erfercd.
Mccarthy said ~ had his hands In
his pockets when he was hit
while WINS washing tho blood OF
my face and clothing iIurlbut walked
away with the policeman" said Nc
earthly. II will swear out n warrant
for his arrest"
Tho barring Of Hurlbut. Charles
Schwartz. "A restaurant owner. and
Martin Brcsiaucr. n salesman. came
yesterday aa an aftermath 10 the re.
lease last week OF Pitchers Tom Sea.
ton. and Casey Smith OF tho San
Francisco club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
LEADERS TO
HAVE EASY
BALL Tits

Another round OF high school base
bah will be played Tuesday after
noon. There aren't apt to be any
upscts in league standings OF the
leaders. az they are rated against sec
ond division teams.
Broadway meets Queen Anne at
Mercer field. Broadway had tough
time beating the Quays' I'm their first
game. but should not have so much
trouble In Tuesdays contest
West Seattle should have little diff
ficulty in walloping Franklin in their
go. TO be played at Columbia field.
The game In scheduled for Hiawatha
field. but these two teams have play
cd on this field before. and it's the
Quakers' turn to act as host.
Lincoln takes on Ballard at Adams
field. With Jack Pickering In the
box. the Railsplitters should have
little trouble In grabbing the long
end of the score OF this mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
LOCALS PLAY
SEALS THIS WEEK

The Seattle team left for San Fran
cisco last night, where they play a
weeks games with the Seals. and
then Jump 10 Los Angeles before com
ing home again. Harry woltsrs. tho
regular right fielder. who has been
out OF the lineup with injuries. will
return To the job. He should help. II
he manages to keep clear Of the hos
pitaI lists Jack Adams. catcher. was
in a unie yesterday. and may b.
ready to play soon.
The other clubs in tho league are
also shifting this week. with Oakland
at Salt Lake City. Vernon nj Sacra'
msnto and Portland at Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
EAST MEETS WEST IN BIG
LEAGUE TMTS THIS WEEK
ny HENRY l. FARRELL

NEW YORK. May io.-Infersec.
tional battles. the first OF the season.
start this week In the major leagues.
The National league teams so
West and the Western teams come
East In the American league. The
Pills open n four-day series In Pitts.
burg today and tomorrow the Braves
start at St Louis. the Giants at Gin.
clnnati and the Dodgers at Chicago.
The American fracas starts tomor-
row with the White Sox at New
York. the Browns at Philadelphia.
the Tigers at Washington and the In.
pcncd last week on the big circuits.
The Braves went into first place and
the Tigers won their first game. The
Indians mauled the White Sox In a
hand-to-hand contest for first place.
Otherwise II was n quiet week.
Tho Braves won four straight
games during the week and jumped
from fifth place TO the lead over the
champion Reds, who dropped five
out Of eight games. The Pirates won
three out of five battles and switch
ed places with the Phils. who won
only two out of six games.
The other clubs just dropped down
one notch.
Cleveland and the White Sox had
I, out for first place and the Indians
won the argument The Red Sox
split even in six games and mounted
a notch over the Gleason bunch. who
dropped four out OF seven and fell
from the lead 20 third place. The
New York Yanks dropped four out of
seven and fell from the fourth TO the
sixth hole.
The International series win be In
teresttng to watch as the Western
leagues so far have taken the lead I'm
batting. pitching and fielding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
M'KElVEY is HIGH
GUN IN KENT SHOOT

Shooting 25 straight. c. II. Nickel
vcy. Seattle shooter. won the a. T. A,
trophy at the registered shoot Of the
Northwest Trapshooters' league tour
ney at Kent Sunday. At tho end OF
tho regular program MeKelvcy was
tied with J. u. Lewis and DR.. c. L.
Tcmplcton. also OF Seattle. with lis
targets. and the winner topplcd rs
straight I'm the shootofr.
c. w. Brady OF Seattle coppcd the
Kent Gun club trophy by breaking
20 straight from tho 22-yard line in
tho handicap event l.. II. Rhodes,
another Seattle shooter. was high gun
among the professionals with ZIG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
EVERS TO COACH
NEW YORK CLUB

NEW YORK. May 1o.-Johnny
Evers win appear as a coach In a
Giant uniform in a few days, Nc
Graw announced today.
The addition Of Evers to the New
York ranks win not effect the status
OF Christy Matthcwson as manager.
McGraw says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Anderson Will Arrive Here Tuesday
for Farmer Battle

Andre Anderson. the big Califor-
mia heavyweight, who NETS Frank
Farmer. the Tacoma logger. In a
four-round 20 Mt the Arena Wed.
nesday night, will arrive Tuesday
and viii work out at the Arena gym
Anderson fought draw with Tiny
Koch. the Tacoma HEAVYWEIGHT, in
and the Seattle fans who
have seen Koch In action know how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
RAR RROWN DERBJEs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American
league may soon adopt measures TO
prevent practical jokers from max.
ing future public presentations Mt
the ball parks OF such things as
brown derbies, Babe Ruth accepted
the joke smiling. but the manage.
mont don't like 1t. They fear It
might prove n ink to n star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
FRISCU KEPT PLEDGE

NEW YORK.--Few of the Polo
Ground fans know that Frank Frisch
came near being Yankee instead
OF Giant. When Arthur Devlin was
coaching at Fordham he made F'risch
promise to give the Giants the first
call. The Yankees got TO the star
first. Frisch told McGraw about II.
John linked" him the;>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
MENOsKY WINS HOME

BOSTON the Red Sox pro-
duce another s12s.000 beauty7 Mike
asquired from the Sena-
tors. has already won the popular
favor Of the beantown fans. His
Jaunty way OF walking about the
field and his numbering way OF bat
ting makes up to some extent for the
loss OF Babe Ruth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
FELIX CHR WINS

Running up n count of 7 TO 4, the
Felix club Of The Star league de-
feated the Poulsbo team at Poulsbo
on Sunday afternoon. Thorburn
cracked out a homer for the Seattle
boys. Swift pitched steady game
for the winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
HOYT Is PRODIGY

BOSTON Some players begin 30
young that the fans imagine they
are old before they really are. Waite
Hoyt, who came to the Giants in
1915, later farmed out on one of Nc
Craw's plantations and now back
with the Red sox, will not be 81 untli
next September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
AROUSED PATRIOTISM

BOSTON --Pcter Trivoulidas.
Greek. lived In the United States for
30 years without seeking citizenship
papers. He won the Boston Mara
thon the other day and It made him
feel patriotic. lie win apply for his
papers at onca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
ONE COLE BODY

MONTREAL. = One NEGOTIATION
governs all golf play In the province
Of Quebec. This new switch in man
agement allows all clubs In the pro-
vince TO compete In tho annual
for the first time.
June Is is the date set for the title
tournament this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
PAUL JONES WINS

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May lo.-Paui
Jones won the Kentucky Derby here
saturday before 10000 spectators.
Taking first place at the start, he
was never, headed. Upset finished
second. Dannacanna, tho favorie.1
finished fifth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

10 Judge Tho visitor.
In the other bouts on the card.
Val Sontag meets Army Welch in
the middlewcight division. Harry
Mansell takes on Eddie Moore. a
newcomer. Frank link. OF Tacoma.
rugged customer. meets Earl
Adams. local featherweight, and Red
Henry and Joe Maui mix In the
opener.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Summary Struck out-By Heinhart Z.
by Sutherland 4. Bases on baiis-On
Hrinhart :. off Sutherland 4 Two-bsse
hits-Sixon, Sutherland. Three-bas hit
Blue. Doubi. piays--Kingdon 10 siRiin
to Blue :. ReinhArf 20 Wares TO Murphy.
Sacrifice hIt--Suthariand. Stolen bases
Murphy. sehailer. Koehier. Blue. HIt by
pitched ball--Wlstsrzii wild pitches
Sutherland q Runs responsible for
Rsinhart .. Sutherland 0. Time Of game
400. Umpirca-Toman snd Holmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

READfEG.--Joe ConIan, rookie re-
cruit with the Dodgers. famed Babe
Ruth this spring. They farmcd him
to Reading. He learned to play at
the Chicago stock yards. II he had
stuck with Brooklyn untit they play.
ed In Chicago his friends had planned
TO present him with a big diamond
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
BEAVERS 6, sIwAsHEs o


count
Kingdom and ws,srzii
SEVENTH INNING
Schaor's o
dirt at third Paddy
INNING
a
II dufr droupe the thro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rhi,s6siphiA at ftitseurE
AMERICAN LEAGUE


AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia AZ Boston
ST Louis a, Cleveland
Ysst<rxaay's herv--stan sCoveie.kfe.
The stsr hurier Of the Cleveland In
dlans WIN his seventh straight game.
oensing the White scr 4 To ).
puery r<wts made q circus catch Win
three en- and tuo down IN the ninth and
the Tanks beat the Senators 20 y.
veach ana Hoffman Knocked home
runs hut the Browns won the sAms from
the Tigers. 70 4. tn the rinth Win a
double. TIVE singles and . sacrifice
R~ufh<v let the Cards down with
swe scraseh hits and shuf them sat
- .. Wtngs hit . homo run
-Bahs Adams vas knocked cut % the
box tn the eIrss inning and the caes beat
the Pirates 20 !.
Brookfyn went into EXTRA Innings sx.in
20 beat the Phiiiies to 4. IL was thrtr
fourth extra-inninE game In eight days
rnirty-snr-s thousand fans turred eut
70 see the Braves shut cut shs Giants.
20 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
BETTING rayoRs WELLS

LONDON. May io.-London put
os3ds today on Bomhardier Wells TO
win the heavyweight championship
Of England tonight from Joe Beckett
IN less than 20 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
Portland Club Makes 6
SEATTLE SIWASHES|
LOSE NINE STRAIGHT
STARTS ON LOCAL
LOT; ON ROAD TRIP
BY LEO II. LASSEN

no! HUM!
Seattle lost its ninth straight yesterday dropping
the sixth tilt of the the Portland Beavers on the
local real estate by to The detailed account oil
the daily murder will be found directly to the right
About 5000 of the faithful sat in on yesterdays disaster
and Seattes aggregation put up brand OF baseoa Una,
made even the faithful moan For while the locals played
real baseball but then class started to TELL and the mnth
straight defeat of the locals stamped In the record
books Five by the locals coupled with Is hits by
the opposton. tell the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
How Teams Stand
in Star League


Tailored Ready practically elini.
mated waiia waiia Juniors In the big
Star league game og yesterday at
waila waiia field. by a 6.2 count
Tailored Ready won the city cham
pionnhip last year. and are out TO
duplicate tho stunt. walia waiia
Junior. are considered one OF tho
strongest team In the city.
Timely hitting by the ciothiern.
and costly errors by the playfioid
team. were responsible for the five
runs Earnorcd by tho winners. waila
waila made her two runs In the
ninth. ms result OF n home run by
MacCinnls with ono man on the
sacks.
Walia waiia made the big mistake
that probably cos; them the game
when they started f5Iil Johnson in
tho box. Johnson's arm gave out In
the fourth. and Bob Thorburn was
sent In 10 relieve him. In the next
two innings the ciothiers collected
their counters. After that Thorburn
hctiiod down and pitched good bail.
For the winners. Portman pitched
n nice game for the first six innings
Willis pitched n good gamo from
then on.
Tho score: r. II. T.
Tailored Ready ..... s .
walla walia .. 80. > 3
batteries - Portman. Willis and
white: johnson. Thorburn and Hig.
Einbotham.
Umpiro--Grifnn
Georgetown Merchants walked on
tho Rainier Valley Heights squad nj
South Park Sunday. by a IL to Z
score. The heavy hitting OF the win
ncrr caused the downfall OF the
Heights team.
Tho score. II. II. r.
Georgetown a.. ...... IL 10 4
Rainier Valley Heights 7 6
Tho batteries-kraut and Weston.
johnson. Mira and Mcdonald.
The Alki Juniors took n hard
fought game from the Columbia
Slickers at Columbia playfield by an
s 10 count. In 10 innings. There
was plenty OF hitting thruout the
game. The slickers tied the score
BY counting two runs in the ninth
inning. but lost In the next frame.
when a double. n stolen base and an
lnficld hit spilled the beans.
The score: II II. r.
Alki Juniors ....... & s
Columbia Slickcrs 80. 7 IA 4
Tho batterics-Listman and Duffy:
Mohlcr and Burns.
The Diamond Aces had very little
trouble defeating the Spartan Ath.
letlc club at woodland park. coming
out on top, 20 TO ..
The Mount Baker Junior walloped
South Seattle. at South Seattle. Is to
IS. Tho final score was never in
doubt, as the Mount Baker team led
all the way.
Tho record score OF the day was
run up by the Shamrock club. when
IL walloped the City Cubs. 40 to 2
Some heavy artillery by the winners
put the Cubs to rout. Seven homers
were collected by the winners. The
game was played at Woodland park.
The Rainier Valley Juniors failed
to show up for their game with the
Ballard Beavers at Adams field. This
In tho first forfeited game of the sea
son. II the Rainier Valley Juniors
forfeit another game they will lose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Both Ed Dean and RUS Ia Wake
are back In town. after trying out
with T~aiey Rnymond's Yakima team
Evidently they did not impress Traiey
60 the extent that Il WAS thought
they would.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
ROOKIE HAS CLASS

TACOMA.--Whethcr E.'V. Graham
makes good with the Tacoma base.
ball club or not really doesn't matter.
He reported at the training camp In
seven-passengcr buzz wagon and
said he was looking for work. They
signed him and his wagon with sub
dued whispers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10
|CTAR :
/ Sweep Of Local Series
M3SL9Y DOWN.
,@E1 TI3 GOPHER
BI LEO II. LASSEN
ET LEO II. L,ASSEN

DAD breaks cost Washington the annual dual track
- meet at Denny field Saturday. The Webfooters
walked off with the meet by a margin OF two points
f0rfeng the relay. The final count was 66 to 3D. In
the high hurdles Franxland of Washington won the
event, but knocked three hurdles and disqua
flied, giving Bill Augerson, also of Washington, FIRST
and Oregon second, which cost the Washington
team 10 points And then there some doubt
. about young FARMLAND knocking three hurdles
of the spectators along the track said after the
that the second hurdle that Frankand said TO
topple knocked down by falling hurdle of one OF ~
the Oregon Another bad break was the plac
ing in the 44O-yard when Pratt, of Washington, was
placed third and Sunderleaf the Oregon entry was
given second place Coach Edmunson, of Washington
still claims that Pratt second and that the Judges
who gave the Oregon the choice after dispute
wrong. But Oregon the meet and II doesn't
do any good squawkng spilled milk.
Palo
Alto California Saturday weak Ten VIII make the
South and Gus Washington tho only
first possibility discus OF 3s feet
oregon who tossed the 1874 himself The rest Of the
squad who expected make Perkins Pratt Enann
Daley Goodner. FARMLAND. Taylor Douglas and Beail
Emann gdiron wen
m track He The looyard dash Saturday In 02 This time
place In the likely Eek
He stepped in go and finished second He showed
the night Washington spirit when he entered the broad jump and
the and
because Washington didn't have other put in the
In
washingtons only
threw the weight before tossing
to IL at the Inst minute
man can't do than first class style
CAPTAIN DALEY big disappointment Washington Saturday
each
and He
lot Of credit for his effort
well for the be known before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

Something has TO be done. Yodci
Ing about bad luck. injuries and 9th
or aiibis for defeat doesn't bring any
wins for the home team. Tho squad
has won just four games out OF is
starts on tho homo field. Bad luck
wont lose that many--thats a einoh.
NEW PLAYERS
ADDED
Prcxy. Keeper. Of the local club.
has put on a pecvish attitude toward
us because we don't like tho way the
boys have been playing ball. BY a
round about way We have learned
that he has signed up HoniS, an In
ternational league player. who hit
fairly well last year. and Mclean. a
Western league outfleider. who was
let out by san Francisco a couple OF
years ago, and that Tommy Fftz-
simmons. former Spokane shortstop.
has been added 90 the club. Fine. II
these players deliver. It win help con
siderabiy.
Honlg and Mclean arc both out
ficldcrr. and We sure need outficid-
erS. with the way the team lines up
now.
Were willing 20 help the BAN club
In any way possible. but when tho
boys don't play ball. it's no crime TO
say so. and anybody who saw yester.
days battle win hardly say tina, we
60, the worst OF the breaks.
THOMAS WINS
ANOTHER
In passing. We notice by press dis.
patches that Claude Thomas. Seat.
ties most dependable pitcher last
year. shut out the san Francisco
Seals yesterday. Thomas was sold
directly TO the ST. Louis Cardinals by
the local club. and was later turned
over TO Los Angeles. Seattle WINS
promised players by St Louis. but
10 far has received but young Rein
hart. the hurirr. who worked yester.
day.
Players Of Thomas eaiIb~r were
scarce last year. and are scarcer now.
II the local club wanted 10 get rid Of
Thomas, Il certainly could have trad.
cd him for playing talent. instead OF
selling him.
The club officers have always told
US that money 10 no object. and that
they wanted 10 build up n frs, divt-
sion club for Seattle. when the deal
was contaminated we protested. and
stin do. and shall until St Louis
comes thru with the help II promised
the locals.
One thing remarkable about the
Seattle fans Is tho way they back up
the team. They're with tho club. It's
up TO tho club management TO step
out apd remedy the lineup as quickly
as possible. before they knock the
goose that's laying tho golden eggs
for a trip around the bases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-10

The grand old rivals Lincoln and
broadway will do battle Friday In an
elimination game in the high school
baseball race. Tho game viii 10 staged
on lower woodland field