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The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
Foreign Wars Vets
To Stage Famous
Battle on Sept. II
CBy Universal seryiee.)

A real battle, reproducing the
famous attack by American and
French troops on Montfaucon,
will be staged at Camp Meade,
Md, when the Veterans of For
eign Wars hold their annual
encampment September II. Large
detachments of soldiers will take
part.
A typical French village is be-
ing constructed, trenches dug and
barbed wire entanglements put
in place. The entire plan will be
laid in accordance with the maps
used when the battle Of Mont
faucon took place.
In addition to infantry, artil-
lery and airplanes, tanks of all
sizes will be used.
Spectators will not be per-
mitted on the battlefield.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
SIX COUNTY CHURCH
ASSOCIATION MEETS

Fredericksburg. Va. Sept. S.-The
churches Of the Goshen Baptist As
sociatiOn convened yesterday in an
nual convention at Antioch Church,
in Orange County for three days
session.
The association comprises forty
seven churches located in six COun-
ties.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK
Is TIMES IN IL DAYS

New York, Sept. S.-An itinerary
for Franklin D. Roosevelt, in New
England and the State of New York.
was announced here today.
Starting Monday he will visit
twenty-five cities in twelve days.
Several train platform speeches
also Will be delivered.
Roosevelt opens his tour Monday
at Portsmouth, n. H. He swings
into the New York campaign on
September 20, with his first address
booked at Schenectady.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
AGED AUTOVICTM
STILL IN HOSPITAL

Physicians attending Robert E.
Bollinger, 70 years old, 7IS Nine
teenth street northwest, who sus-
tained a broken leg, a fractured
arm and fractured skull. when
struck by an automobile Monday,
reported last night that his con-
dition is unchanged.
Bollinger was struck by a car
driven by Foster Maynard. 3O34
Dent place.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
PEACE SUB TO HELP
STUDENTS OF OCEAN
CwashinEton HeraId-PubIic Ledger
Service. Special Cable Dispatch0

ParHp Sept. S.-The submarine,
after having been the terror of the
seas. can now be used to overcome
the oceans dangers.
The announcement of the inven-
tiOn by the French engineer. NJ
LaufeUf. of a sUbmersible designed
to answer perpleXing problems of
oCeanography was the sensation OF
the Scientific Institute yesterday.
The submarine of peace, which
will cost 100000 francs, will be
capable OF realizing the dreams of
Jules Verne and will permit the
closest study of the ocean, includ-
ing the taking of samples of water
to a depth of 100 meters
Copyright, 1920. by Public Ledger Coz
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
Tolstoi Sees Communist u. S.

Paris. Sept. S.-America is bound
to become communist country
some day, according to Count Toll
stoi. son of the famous Russian
idealist, because the same two
and public opinion
the clash of which caused the
revolution in Russia, are clashing
in the United States today, he de-
Clared.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09

long in tn" memory Of those who
sec the performance.
For Hennett the play holds a part
worth, Of the fine talents which
have med bin such great public
favor.
Bennett has with him a very
credit Il" con; my. among which
are : ,nOwn names as
Adrie. "" 10. On, Louise Closer
Hale. Mary J",fory. Louise Sydmeth,
William W. Crinans. Charles White,
Frederica Going, Erville Anderson,
George Riddell. Jane Casselle, Hugh
Finn, George Hadden.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-09
Bennett Well Supported.

1t is fascinating and illuminat-
ing study of character that O'Neill
has made and one which will live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
Ice Race Finals Wednesday

sddd the ro~<r Of The sea.
club the Al D~snare veteran National
rixhaane. BohD~ Oakland shoststop and Man
uel CDats utility nfdcr Last have cen signed
By Brewster In the East Dnsrec has besn out Of
for the lie 70 be reliable
the lie expertsucc enough ~ hast
Of the and will hit around
m plays his 1919 gait lie wssnt the stes<es n~ir
last he should plug te ior at ortstop
nicriy. Cu~o unknown thr Coast Brewster
spd Manager Wares their iomc odny
Jack Fourier los Anglers sarsr wn~Dr sppverist~d IN
city Physical Director Bel Of
Anne high school lot of dcwn south
last and for Other jacks hard work
thu credit deserved Wen tell the world that Fourncr
would look mighty sweet THAI first pillow for te locals Hc
the propsty of the ~ Louis Cardinals 10 whom he
traded short time
Training fov Coast league anm In two wscks
And then won't be long old knocks will be heard
the real estate nj IaDdsv street and Rainier ave-
Bruce Hartford classy dr and should hit we1 cnuugh
this according Hartford In action
In the Western league during couple Ut
Hartford won't hit $50 In this league but with
the hitting strength Of the Of tho club good fielder like the
Western Lacquer will make big difference In the lcc. Defense
h the opinion expressed by local fan but won't take
tell whether Hartford will after he under
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
DUTHIES AND BLACK DIAMOND
TEAMS TANCLE AT WOODLA AND

bring victory TO Black Diamond--the
team he won many a cup for In his
palmy days
The game will start ut 2:30 sharp.
but who will be in charge OF the
whistle is not known yet, AZ the
referee question" is one that has
been puzzling the directors for sew.
eral days. Pete Shears. Bin Waller,
Bin Fraser and Ted Martin have
been mentioned. and tho final selec.
ton win probably be made from this
quartet They are all capable Of.
ficials
The teams will take tho field as
follows:
Duthies-smith or Pittson, Weld.
oToole, McKillium. BailIngaI. Tun.
uecliffe. Kerby. Douglas. Forgic.
Allcrton and Shearer.
Black iamond--Troyer, Yuma,
Mclean. Mcorath. Pettigrew, Nc.
kinnon or Another. Strange, Moxoni.
overton. Thompson ana White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

With Bob Forgic. the crack Van.
couvcr center forward. now a mem.
Der Of the Duthie soccer team. II
looks like an even money bet all
around as to whether the shipbuild-
ers will retain possession Of the
trophy, or II II will find n resting
place In Black Diamond or In Carlo.
nado.
The annual scrap for the silver.
ware started last Sunday. Carbonate
winning from the rival coal miners
at Black Diamond
Local fans will see the Duthie III"
In action tomorrow afternoon Mt Lib
crty park. In a Mcmillan cup game
against the rejuvenated Black Dia-
mond club. and n high-class exhibit
ton OF soccer should be dishcd MP.
Tommy Ovcrton. for many years
the Idol Of Northwest soccerdom. has
again donned the unie. and will be
on deck tomorrow. doing his best to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
LUCK WAS
NOT WITH
THIS BOY

Luck was not with Jockey Cliff
Robinson Mt New orleans this win.
ter
Out Of form and discouraged. he
has gone back TO Churchill Downs.
where. II L. said. he viii Eailop
horses for Miller Henderson. so as TO
be near Lexington when the races
open. in May.
Since the Fair grounds meeting. at
New Orleans. Robinson has shown
only flashes Of the form that made
him the leading rider last scason.
Robinson's sad finish an q great
Jockey is similar 60 the record
which Buddy" Ensor made. on the
Crescent city track. In the fan OF
1913. and finally lost his ability to
ride a horse entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
Local Miller
TooFast for
Californian
Wright Takes Lead in Final
Rounds; Shade Beats
Storey

CIoverTess won the call over
wLloping ability last night
again, when Billy Wright. Coast
weller champion. was handed =
verdict over doe AzevedO, the
hard-trying California welter.
after four rounds Ut milling. ~
tn Crystal Pool.
Billy oDppod thu verdict IN ti3s
Last two rounds, which no won
by y couple NJ city blocks. Tho
visitor bored In all Of the time.
and was ON top Of the champion
from gong To gong. but he only
landed . couple of really cffec-
styc bsows. Buy fought . d.
fulstye battle during the opening
ctss,tesx, using his left fairly
well.
The fans have said around this
neck OF the long timber for the past
several seasons that Billy Wright
can't take n punch and hits . Ia
cream puff. but Wright proved last
night that he take take EN- and hand
EN- out.
Azevedo forced the going in the
first two rounds. The first round
was even. but Azevedo had a slight
shade In the second chapter. Wright
stepped out in the third round and
cracked the visitor on the snoot with
a couple OF hundred left.handed Jsbs
and won this round in n walk. He
repeated In the fourth round. and no
one questioned the verdict.
Wright took some stiff punches on
the teeth In the second round. but
wcathered the storm. Azevedo tired
In the closing sessions. while Wright
seemed to get stronger. Azevedo
showed the effects of Billy's piston
rod left, which worked overtime on
Joe's nose in the last two frames.
Billy Shade COPIED a hairiine YER
diet from Jim Storey In the semi
windup In the best fight on the card.
Jimmy hit the SITTER punches. but
Shades showing in the final round
gave him the edge.
Storey has the makings Of a good
ring man. but he must develop some
sort Of defense against a left jab
He took q million on the nose In the
final frame
Shade took a beating from Storey
last year. but evened II up last night
The visitor worked well. used his left
TO good advantage. and demonstrated
that he In far from n slouch.
Harry Casey. wild weller. was CIV
en- the verdict over Billy Nelson. the
Portland lightweight The bout
could have been called n draw With
out hurting either fighter. Nelson
clincbed n lot. and Casey forced the
fighting and hit the sitter blows. but
Nelson hit just as many. catching
Casey on the smeiler whenever the
local boy started his rushcs.
Morgan Jones, the Tacoma fcath-
er. outiasted Earl Zimmerman. the
Portland boy. The bout was even
until the final round. when Zimmer-
man tired and Jones' had him help.
less. Referee schacht stopped the
bout and gave il to Jones In the
fourth canto.
Frank Pete won the call over Pat
Williams In the opener. Pete was
too strong for the ianky williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
.Quakers Are
Ciuen Jolt
by Ballard
Quays Lose to Broadway;
Lincoln Is Winner
Standing Of Prep
Basketball Teams

The Ballard high school five upset
the dope In the high school league
by wniloping Franklin TO the tune
of 1890 Mt ballard. George Fraley.
Beaver forward. was responsible for
his teams victory.
Coach R@scbcrs sent In the same
team that started tho broadway
game. Tho score was iss In Frank
Inns favor Mt the end Of the first
half. but the Beavers displayed the
best teamwork they had ever shown
this season. and turned tho apparent
defeat into a glorious victory.
Captain Caecia OF the Quak~rs
went In for n few minutes In the rec.
ond half. but did not display his
usual nashy playing az he had before
his recent Illness. Johnny Thorburn.
who substituted for Carmen. played
q good game. netting three field
goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
Y. c. Carrier. Boxer.
Won Medal, But Is
Not Wearing Il Yet

v. c. Carrier. with construc-
uon company No. IL. United
0tn&ss air service. stationed at
oDoehAmpton. England. was run.
norup among the fcathcrwcights
y : tourney staged Mt the Nation
- Sporting club. In London. In
August. 1918. Ed l.. Shave. sport
NJ editor Of the 81. Paul News.
No. h charge Of the American
bonseA There was some delay In
sitting the medals. and Shave
Wno unable to get In touch with
Carrier 1t tho time. He since
MT trAce Of him and In now try
NJ 10 locate him. All other boz
- have received their medals. n
Carrier viii write shave. he can
navs his-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
FINE START FOR
BIsEvvSTEIsS

FORGETTING their first. game Of the
season. the Brewster team made
n nice getaway in The Star league.
There is no excuse for a team not
being able. to bring out n full team
unless all Of the men are sick. as
may happen. The teams In the
league owe II 10 each other TO In.
form The star II they cannot play.
to- inform tho other team, because
It is just wnsttng the time Of n
lot Of men when one Of the teams
cannot take the floor thru lack
Of men. We want no moro for.
feited games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
Elks, P. & 7.
and Phoenix
Outfits Win
DreNsters Forfeit First
Game Of Second Halt

H. Elks. Piper . Taft's and
pnoontx Mutuals registered wins In
- eusnln9 games Of the second half
- ~ season In The Star cage league
~ n1ght
~ rhesnix squad won their game
~ loges1e. the Brewster team having
~ 1Dur man on the floor whom
o1no Was called IT Broadway. This
- Z M start for the Brewster out.
-
~ E1ks broke into the win
ooouun FIR the first time when they
1ru1o1 ths 0oldiers = SAiiors' i've
~ - scors Of 2s-2s In the Etks'
- 1hs Soldiers Z Sailors gum
- ~ b. . biw margin In the first
~, bue the Elk herd came back
0osung. and came out At the long
- - the score after an attempted
nv ~ the service men.
0ohubsrt played . great game 1t
1ngUard for the Eiks. caxing five
~ Ouah. Moss. the other for
Wnr4 a1so played . nice CANA
~ Soldiers 4 Sailors center.
uon1o1 . good game. until he was
onlbon cut on four personal fouls.
~ lineup:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Some OF the strongest cage play.
ers IN the Northwest are billed 10
take part In tonight's game.
MaeDougails expect 90 start Ralph
Smith and Jack Davidson. both for
mcr University OF Washington play.
ers at forward. what this pair can
do every basketball fan In the city
well enough knows Smith has been
one OF the most effective shots In
the league and Davidson. with his
raft Of experience. win be . bis cog
In the Mac machine.
shivc,~v n Gender
~ ,,, -, .,,,.
-, -. 80
49,"
-. 90.
~ ~
The Ma. hav, a ouar,e, OF now.
erful guards. Grover Kertis. one Of
the fastest defense men In the city.
will hold down one guard and
George Smith. who started out the
season with the University Of wash.
inxson. will hold down the other
guard job. For reserve Manager
Davidson has Bolts. former whit
man star. Potts. formerly OF the
crack Camp Lewis team. and George
ovcrton. crack broadway high
school defense man OF a couple OF
years ago. som" DEFENSE
The knights are expected 70 sur.
DOC POWERS ana johnny Logan AZ
for"Arus. Fowefs mas p'ase" o'a
part In local bAsks'pan iof several
seasons and can DC counted upon 70
put up iot OF opposition ~ .ne
forward post ne ~ good a''oo'er
and pays .he sAmc hAa 'onnn,
Logan. at inc o'hsr iof~aru. /" ons
OF me oess nasurAi shou W 'ne e''y
ana issas a" w" 'neh IN '''"s
Win no pom" 10 MS o''''''
CAsssc Tuns~ Up
Bert Classic. a, center. will have
70 " ~a'sheu. ~ hs ps' ps''' ~
ances IN .ns aSus ar. nsiay w '.
w ,sa ~ ~"
rs P'"'s 1s Wv
w 49,,
ror oetshse men HIATT, SoousS
ana Tomny Needles WIN make As
soans ruskcu sSf tns Ma ns,
wo.ss anu nave p'vs.
sne" ess W 'neH "'~ u'1oS'
the SEASON
Both teams have strong reserve
Ane nav 'o.'.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

broadway held liz lead at the top
Of the high school cage heap ycsscr-
day by winning over Queen Anne at
broadway. - TO -. Rice. Graham
and Harris starred for the broadway
squad. while Douglas and Ripley
played fast game for the Quays-
Rice counted four field goals and
DouEies five for tn. high-scoring
honors. Tho game was rough. Rip
ley and MacAdams were forced TO
tho side lines with minor injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
Leaders in Star Hoop
League Mix for Place
in Playoff for Title
Bio Game on Tap at Y. N. C. A. Tonight; Brewster
Squad Starts OFF Season With Forfeit ~" VS..
Rainier Post Outfit: Other League News
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Are you a basketball fan?
Do you two of the best teams in the North
west play?
Well il you vote yes just step down to the Y NJ c. A.
toniRht where the powerful five will
ok horns with the strong Knights Of Columbus five for
rnce in finals of The Stars city basketball league
Neither has tasted defeat this both squads
coming thru their sections in the city circuit with five
ntrni4ht wins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

1oek os&s0a w1Bun hefs essning bark.
~ sssushs sse wnet3sg with . 0rk.
LOOK OUT!
~ shnar6ou mnGnn4es useet In Chi:
IbaF9e 49, - w. stnee Last Jaly.
TOUGH LUCK
~ - bsoGw th1nk fpw0 hnDd - m~uth,
sI1nD - HE 1luss befose ~ 1rvush.
MORE or IT
Ybeos ue1D - s&gnisg 60 By -;
WonGGg n fhey got m0se mOof
HOW COMET
- Iesaos1 wlsts v fight O'Dewa;
~, - 49, B<DsIe ct . shsvwd.
fOOR BEN.
Ypum sUek-bsund Makss n Puset sound.
~ seass viii ssea bs eeutheyn bsand.
LET'D GO.
~ wo0 tbeY ere, won't that b. nSess
40 ~ maonst<s PCT theis talk on ies?
AMEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
SEATTLE ICE
MEN SPANKED
IN PUCK co

VICTORIA. Il. C., Feb. 14.--Fri.
day. the 1sth. was far from uniucky
for the Victoria Aristocrnts. They
sank tho hooks into the Seattle Ice
squad list night to the tune Of Q
goals to /.
Eddie Oatman was the star OF the
win. ringing up two goals and assist.
ing In two others. Dunderdale count.
ed three markers. Riley scored Seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Frankie Callahan. Columbus feather
weight, 10 on HIS way to the Pacific
coast, where he will take a swing at the
fcur-round game under the management
OF Tom Jones. Jess wiiiards former
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

0nooettuaSsns-M for 8ehuh>rt.
2)4o&ou FOR white. Risd for Rice. Hak-
on1onD ~ Smith
XloD1 goais---4chubsst 8. Mos .. Rice
. Du111 .. MAsfs .. white :. Baksnhaus
3 DoGbsRsy !. Ring /.
Nou1 throws-Buiiis s. Marfs .,
uefeFse-Turnsr.
In the second mix tho Piper 4
mn I'VE had no difficulty wailoping
~ Hight Company b five. COLA.
0eAlsy. Of the guardsmen. was the
fD11vt1ual star Of his team. making
uo,o Of the IL points. Pierce Dix
played = nice game at the other for
ward
0oldberg. Meyers and Gilbert were
the heavy scorers for the sporting
0Dods store five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

I.caping 'Dsrs Devil" Dave Aitixer
vstersn BASEBALL player. has decided 10
give tho diamond game another trial
re VIII Join tho MiIiers at Minneapolis
this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

v. NJ. G. A. VS..
RAINIER POST

RAINIER POST
The ~" viii open the second
half OF the season against the
Rainier Post team tonight at the
y" at .. m. The Post men have
been strengthened with the addition
OF Don Ripley and Jesse Douglass.
Queen Anne high school stars. Mil.
hken and Bell. star guards OF the
Post team. will not BE- able 10 play
tonight. Bells nose being injured
and Mliiiken ~ just recovering
from a recent Illness.
The ~" will line up with the
same squad that played during the
first half Of the season. Countz
and Weeks will start mt forwards,
Wood Mt center and Reynolds and
Stock at guards.
The Post men will line up with
Ripley and Douglas. forwards: Nc.
Callum. center; and Hargrovs and
Maurice guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Summary. Field soais-Pfrkering =.
Nolan =. Heststh .. Cook 2. Mahnken 4.
/ Folk 4. Hyers I. Converted FREQ throws--
Folk I. Olsen o
Rsfere.--Uunt Feorek eeprr~--pvap~r
ard Fraser. Timskeepers-Pittwood and
West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Tho Akron Exhibition Company, pro.
motors Of the Akron team IN tho Inter
national league. will back football team
NEXT fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Connie TAFT. Canadian boxsr. viii be
out Of tho sams for some time. His Jaw
vas broken whiie boxing Cal Delaney.
No 10 unable v eat anything but liquid
food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Hubssis stions- -Mekenats for Hansen.
cseciA fur Maxwell.
Ftsid gosts--Frai~y 8. wsihy .. Thor
burn .. Cole .. B~Esi =. Maxwell I. auer-
son I.
Youi shsows-rrsisy 9. Maxwell I. Sc
gel l.
Uafssoo--Coie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

ssss, ths is~ssnss b. bssn . gv~~a
tt.ss eisb officials s~e aSw w@aessng
what paass th~y On sAoys - speed
Up hs play - thai ~vsry mesnb~v
osn son To his ~ her hsAFs's costoat-
Tho coming s~sson will BE- q big one.
In ths point Of attendance. for all the sc-
attic eoursc~. especially the municipal
links on Beacon hill Construction work
on IN. Rainier and the Ingi~~ood
completion. but ~ is doubtful ~ either
one ~ili DO opened for play before neat
fall. The Weekend eon9sstions will be
greatly relieved when the Scotch confetti
10 allowed TO NY on these too welcome
additions TO seattie's golf eourss family.
After many postponsments. tho new
clubhouse at jefferson park Was opened
last Wednesday. and the aeoomm odstions
are fine for those who have been fortu-
bate enough 10 procure lockers. Every
available space has been fitted up ~ith
lockers. and after looking thru the In
tsriur OF tn. building. ~e would say that
the iuckis.~ or ieeksri~ss hili golfers vim
have TO hang their ~so~~s clothing on the
bushes ~ the pars commissioners say the
clubhouse 10 finished" Tho structure 10
much too small.
Csd R~>s~v sa~~ked swsy fresn HE
managerial daties ~ The Meow
tbsaise tess~day aft<wuODa To Try
out" bis eisbs. ti.aa ~e~~ eaIy
scos~lsesi ~ the fis~ thai d~stro,ed
the m~se~a hill cssbhessae - Der~sp-
tr~ .. ~ ossrs~, Carl I'D tn saaxs
s~<prwsev .-fis them up." ssA they
ts<.k~S - good ttssa bia friesds
tS~stsesssy waiting foe his ssvtv~i ~
the flsss se~l aske-f ~ h~ had houRht
n~~ s-t Ne" rvpiI@d frtead
n~tsss. This ousfis eanss thru tho
fire" well. thas iss't S~w
Hack" s<sevsa~~d the rot ef TIN party.
Maybe. bst I'd ssose~ have Jew
isrk than Chrsttaa s~s~s~e." w~s
the assck rv~psess # sh~ shssss~
nsaGusis. - be procss>3cd Ia t~--up-
The 1889 tournament schedule Of the
Jsfferson Park Golf club will Be drawn
40 In q few days. Or -. n. Houston.
the newly elected club president, has
been busy with '-fla" eases lately
that he has been unable To IND tims to
call = meeting Of the srusse~a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14
Steel Blade
Artists to
Race for Cup
Six Entrants in Final Event
at Arena

TINT faT.
Finer sAttrbrg.
y. =. Donahue.
J. r. Tow~y.
y. j. ltaby.
Ike Staples.
They're tho cream Of the city Ice
racers. They win perform In the
finals OF Tho Seattle Stars city Ice
racing championships at the Arena
Wednesday night
The race will be II laps around the
Arena track. Each Of the ak fellows
have qualified by winning heat In
the six preliminaries staged.
A big silver cup goes TO the win
ncr. and Spaldings is donating n pair
OF skates to the second place fin
isher.
All OF tho finaiists have shown a
lot Of speed In their prcliminaries
and the big race OF the season prom.
isca to bc gala event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

AeAdAfns. Tramhuii for Ripley. Field
goals Harrts q Void :. Rice Z. Graham
:. fssehsr I. Ripley !. Douglas :. free
throwp-pourias
Refsreo--Grcsn. Timek~~pers-- Nichols
and Davis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-14

Lincoln had little trouble in beat.
ing West Seattle in the West Side
gym. The Rail Splitters came out
on top OF "a TO 10 win.
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Is lone marker.

First period; i--scatiie. Riiey from
Foyston. $3.50. a--victoria, Oatman. e:at.
3--Nlctoria, Oatmsn. !02.
second period; t--vlctoria. Dunderdaie,
t6it2.
Third period; b--victorin. Kerr from
Oatmsn. asst s-victoria, Dunderdaie,
s'a2. 7--victoria. Dunderdale from oat-
man. siit.
Penalties
None,
substit utions
First period None.
Second period: W, f,oughlin for Meek
inr' Kerr for w. Loushlln.
Third period. Seattle Murray for
Tobin. Tobin for Murray
Referee $500 Ion. Timekcepers - w. II.
Wlkerson and Capt Dunsford.