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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
POLICE CARS BUSY.
Travelled 3,527 Miles During Month
az nefuhar

The automobiles OF the police de-
partment. including patrols. ambu-
lances and touring cars, travelled an
aggregate distance OF 3,527 miles. or
a greater distance than across the
continent from ocean TO ocean, dur
Ing the month of October, according
TO the report OF Sergeant Harry Fore
man.
The ambulance answered t3S calls.
as follows: Accidents. 81; sick, so,
and others. 4. There were s5 day calls
and SO night calls The patrol an
swered 152 day calls and 1s4 night
calls for a total OF 3sG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
nEiIooLANp. SPORTS PARK.
nristilns Island 10 Drop Its War Like
Front and BECOME n Pleasure Resort
NV Aasoslatat prsss a., Ex.xx t,,sanlpv

Hamburg. Oct. 3i.--Plans are now
Nout &c convert iicligoland. the dis
nant"led German fcrtvess into an
International watering place and a
center Tor rcgattas and water sports.
company With large capital Is or
sanlxlnR scheme which viii includ.
extensive beach improvements and cs-
lahllrh regular transportation routes
between Hamburg and Bremen.
II u expected that the enterprise
vii arpcapv the dissatisfaction OF the
lalnnd,rr and put an end 20 the scces-
slun movement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01

Rev Mr. nayiess, the speaker. who
has iu~i arrived from Ohio. will adj
dress the Electric Hose and Rubber
Company at noon, and dinner at
the Y NJ. &. A. this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
EIks TO Have stag Dinner.

Wilmington Lodge. No. s07, h. y. o.
H.. will enjoy stag and roast beef
dinner at German Hall, 2o5 East Sixth
street tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
WHEN HAIR THINS.
FADES OR FALLS,
USE "DANDERINE"

Girlsl Girlsi Don't let your hair
stay lIfcless, colorless. thin, scraggy.
A single application of delightful Dam
derine will double the beauty and ra-
dance OF your hair and make IL look
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Andersen New Industrial Director.

A. n. Anderson ot santa Re. n. NJ.
has bnen appointed city director OF in
duairlAl eduCailon Ia tho public schools,
HNeerpdlng "a. ". Johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01

Every subscriber OF this paper can
profitably read and Use classified ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
YANKS
WIN FIRST
GOLF
MATCHES

HoYLAISE. Eng. May 23.--Young
Bobby Jones. the smiling Atlanta
boy. started tho American amateur
golf team off with a rush this morn.
ing when he won the first match OF
the British national championships
on the links of the Royal Liverpool
Golf club.
Jones' beat G.. c. Manford up
apd 2 to play.
Despite the early hour. large
gallery was present when the con.
, testants in the first round gathered
at the club house before s o'clock.
In the second match. between two
British players. the veteran. Hilton,
defeated NJ. X. Foster. up and 4
to go.
Chick Evans, American champion.
won his first round against stoner
crowthar. up and 4 TO play.
Francis Ouimet also won his first
match against G. T.. Dick 3 up and 2
to play.
J. Wood P'att, who was 10 have
met Maj. H. A. Boyd. was forced out
OF play In the championships by an
injury. He fell downstairs and badly
injured his leg. which had to be
placed in splints.
The day was much cooler than
Saturday. and n light land breeze
made conditions somewhat more
difficult for the Americans.
X. X. Burton beat Thompson, both
Britishers 2 up and / TO play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
GREAT ENGLISH JOURNALIST
TELLS OF GOLF TOURNEY

three-Chick Evans. Bobby Jones
and Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans IL pretty certain TO
beat crowther. and Ouimet has n
tough opponent in Dick. Monday is
likely 10 be n day when the Ameri.
cans will win.
Mark Seymour Is young and has
had very little public experience. He
Is sure TO make a big fight against
Wright.
The big match VIII be between
Hunter and Carter. the Irish cham.
pion.
Three old.tirners win play Monday
John Bail, who was a great player
at Is years OF age; Montmorency.
who Is so. but who gave Bobby Jones
good fight Saturday. and Hilton,
who won your championship.
Every one hopes the course will
not be as fiery as SATURDAYS. Ev.
erybody Is full Of praise at the mod.
est demcanor of your team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

with Carpenters parents. lie wanted
to take their son under his wing
and train him. Al first there was
much objection. but Deschampa' per.
slstence won out and Georges left
his pithoy task for all time.
From then on the youngstsr was
at tae gym almost day and night.
Rough edges were trained off Of
him and he was stacked up against
the best fighters In Dcsehamps' lot
In shorS notice. Mime. vanhii.
brouca. ncschamps' mothcr.in. law.
took an interest in the boy from
the start.
outside battles, with a money
angle 20 them. however, were few
and far between. And money talked
mighty loud with Dcschamps and
his youthful pupil
Hence they went on little tours
and Carpenter staged exhibition
bouts In cafes at nlEht Let
Georges tell you about IL himself.
FIRST we staged a fight. then
followed with an acrobatic turn. IS
\ grand finale allowed myself to
be sent into n trance by p~schampH
and did thought reading"
And then Carpenter smiles and
SAYS.
II hypno,ismT CasHt Ia hinguer'
Which. in plain English. means
hypnotismT Bunkum'
But bunkum or 20 bunkum. the
money rosed In and this. 20 say the
least. was pleasing to master and
pupil.
Finally Carpenters firs, real bout
came with Bourgeois the latter part
OF 1907 Georges trimmed him IN
four rounds and followed shortly
with another fourfound win over
Wstlnck.
Carpenter was battling as n fly.
weight. being Just In his 18th year
and still far from developed. His
third bout saw him get "A druhhing
from Maxoir. a much touicd batilcr,
in four rounds.
This beating. however. didn't fraxr
Georges He had picked up some
pointers. and that's what the youth
was after.
The year 1908 took him into the
ring with men who had gained real
regulations.
fTh next story carries Carp~n.
tier thru his first knockout and one
Of the longest battles he has ever
fought in.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
HURLEY
SHOWS
PROMISE
in DASHES

Vic Hurley shows promise Of de
veioping into the greatest sprinter
ever turned out at the University Of
Washington.
lie was clicked at sf5 in the
century dash and at 22.2 In the go
Saturday In the annual Pacific Coast
conference meet at Eugene. Ore.
He also won the low hurdles In Is
fiat lie has two more years at
Washington.
Washington won the meet with
60 points. with the Oregon Aggies
second with ss. Oregon was third
with 37i4 and Washington State
last with 1874.
Gus Pope. Washington captain.
broke two conference records. hang
ing up "A mark OF IS feet inches
In the is.pound shot put event and
heaying the discus for las feet 6
inches.
Glenn Wakeley. OF oregon. get n
new mile mark OF 4.2s and Hobart.
Of the Oregon Aggies. smashed the
twomile mark with a record OF
s.Si0s.
SimmS. az the Oregon ATgies. cut
the halfmlie record down TO 1918.
Tuck. Of Oregon, failed 10 break the
record yet last week. but his marx
was ise feet inches In the Javclin.
setting a new conference record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
ny HAL COCHRAN



Fifteen years ago Georges carpen.
tier. at the age OF IL. was pit boy
IN coal mine in Lens. France.
That little. obscure mining town
had been the scene Of his childhood
play days and OF his early school.
ing.
lie was born OF poor parents and
as soon as he was old enough
joined his father. a miner. In daily
trips To the inside Of the earth. Tho
youths weekly earnings went to
help keep the wolf from the Car.
pentler door.
In those days Georges was n
timld-appearing. fair haired youth,
with an appearance far from that
Of lad who would indulge In any.
thing that required muscle and
Drawn. lie VAS generally looked
upon ms flrcside mothers boy.
Working in darkness all day long.
away from sunshine and open air.
didn't appeal 10 Georges. He wanted
TO do something else. with that
thought ever on his mind. he occa.
sioually went. after working hours.
60 a boxing school that had been
opened in the town BY a Prof Fran
coils Dcschnmps.
Like many other youngsters.
Georges just hung around and
watched fighters work. Finally he
became well known "a one OF the
youngsters In the town. and was
nov and then allowed 20 slip on
pair Of gloves himself and mix In
the sparring and battling.
One night he gave a much bigger
fellow "A good drubblug. DcschampS
witnessed the bout and was much
impressed with the fatr-hsired kidis
showing. Georges was encouraged
TO come to the school more rcgu.
larry. Eventually the professor had
a bunch there was something that
goes 20 make real hattiers In the
kid--at least a bot OF nerve.
Deachamps took the matter up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
BY vIsCOUNT NORTHCLIFFE
copyrighted. 1o2D


HOLYOKE. England. May "a
The wonderful victories Of the Amer.
lean team Saturday have profoundly
stirred the golfing world OF Britain.
but. as ] have intimated before. the
play OF the British team Saturday IL
no criterion by which To judge the
fight for the amateur championship
Of Britain.
Manford, who meets Bobby Jones
who hits off the first ball Monday
morning--was not included In Sat.
urday's play. Nor we're Terrence
Harris, Mark Seymour. who meets
Wright Monday afternoon; Hambro.
and quite a number Of others who
are at least az good. and probably
better, than any except Tolley and
Jenkins, who went down so disas-
fously.
II Is beginning to be considered
here that we have no amateur equal
In what are regarded "a your best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
DAVIS AND
MASCOTT
IN BIG
BOUTS

Two Coast ring champions facc
the biggest bouts Of their careers
this week
Travic Davis, Coast weltcrwcight
klng. boxes four rounds In a no,
decision mix with Jack Britton, the
worlds wcltcrwcight champion. In
Seattle Wednesday night
Two nights later Rtlly Mascot.
recognized Coast hantamwcight
champion. tanslcs with Pal Moore.
Of Memphis. Tenn. In io'round
bout IN Portland.
Moore Is rated as one OF the
greatest hantamweights in the world
and is also rated as one OF the
isadlng contcnders for joe Lynehs
title.
Maxcott has the better chance OF
the two Coast men OF making u
name for himself as The win be
fighting In decision bout while
Davis viii meet Britton In no
decision mix over the four'round
route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

Ty GOODBYE TigerH Without q single
reverse since the starting bell OF
the American league race sounded
Sutherland G one OF the real
comebacks in the game. A few
years ago he was with the Tacoma
Tigers in the Northwestern league
and was let out. He couldn't find
job anywhere as a pitcher. Two
years ago Walter Mccredle was up
against II for hurlers. He gave
''sudH' a chance and all Sutherland
did last year was TO turn in 81 wing
in 45 starts for the cellar cham
pions. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

punch with somewhat upward
movement. which II should be.
In infighting. which tho French.
man IN said to have learned since
Frank Klaus and Billy Papko beat
him In that sort Of work. the pic.
lures either do him an injustice or
he has failed IN learn. In going in
he leaves himself wide open for
either a right or a left 90 the chin
aud even when setting 10 deliver "a
punch 20 the body his head II stll
unprotected
Carpenter makes much OF his 80.
called waltz" punch. but " ever he
tries II on Dempsey IN the manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

Illustrated by him they'il be playing
the Dead March From Saul" all
over France.
The punch IL started by "a feini
that brings Carpenter behind his
opponent Carpenter then wheels
him about TO face him, catching
him on the jaw with something that
looks like an overland right hook
10 the chin. In delivering this
punch Carpenters entire body Is
out Of position and strained.
The left foot Is within an inch or
two OF his opponents left. the right
foot b. swung far behind ana from
the waist up the body IN twisted in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
FLYNN on WAY
TO COLORADO

The veteran Jim Flynn Is on his
way to Colorado. where he II
booked to box three times within
the next month. Flynn has been
around Seattle for the past two
years. fighting now and then. While
James Il thru and won't admit II.
he must be given credit for being
able to take EN-. Speaking OF won.
dcrs OF the. ring. he's one Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Coast Ring Stars Face Big Battles This Week
GEORGES MUST FIGHT BETTER THAN HE WRITES-KILBANF

would nay that he would not laHt
more than two rounds with the
champion.
The most noticeable faults. ne re.
vealed by the camera, lie In carpen'
tiers fighting positions. Practically
all OF the Illustrations show that he
does not hold his hands right. that
instead OF landing with the knuckles
he hits with the flat OF the fingers.
This " shown most Rlarlngly In
hts illustration Of landing "A right
hand body punch at close quarters,
Instead OF bringing the fist IN palm
up. he drives Il In Hldewire. making
It more n push than "A good. ripping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
SMITH SHOULD
BE IN SHAPE

Jimmy Smith. former big league
infieider. who is due TO Join the
Seattle club June /. should report
10 the locals In condition to take
his regular turn In the field Smith
has been playing a lot OF baseball
this spring with independent teams
around Pittsburg. according To ~
ports from the East. There is .
crying need for q good shortstop
on the Seattle team 10 plug that
hole on the left SIDE OF the dia-
mond and II Smith can only nm the
bill Seattle's chances for Finishing
i.25 this year are mighty bright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
BRITTON WILL ARRIVE
HERE TODAY

Jack Britton viii be in Seattle to-
0ny for his bout with Davis at the
Pavilion Wednesday. The champion
arrived In Portland Saturday. Brit
ton Il booked 20 box three times on
the Coast--Seattie. Portland and
Vancouver. Il. C.. having made ar.
Snngcments for the showing OF the
champion Chances are that Brit.
TIM VIII box Dave Shade In Port.
Had and Joe simonich in vancou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

such fashion as 10 rob II Of fun
30 per cent Of the force that should
go behind the punch.
Try II yourself standing sidewfss
IN front Of an object. left foot far.
forward. and then. without shiftind
the feet. swinging your right higt.
10 form an arc and landing on a
level with your chin. n you DON'T
strain "a tendon you VIII be lucky.
can hardly believe that carpen.
tier viii fight az he writes or poses.
but n he does he won't last long
against Dempsey.
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper
Eufwprise)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
HARPER MEETS
MAflONEY

Boo Harper. Seattle lightweight
who jumped into the Northwes,
1tsfsc spotlight recently when he
won decision over Leach Cross
after the veteran had shaded Joe
German. will box Eddie Mahoney.
the SAN Francisco lightweight. IN
the semLwindup to the Mascot.
Moore fracas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
WHATS THE MATTER
WITH CHlCAGOs

Six thousand fans turned cut -
Gently to see \ game between two
independent teams in Chicago. one
team harboring four members Of
the Chicago Black sox.- II that
many people win turn out TO zee
crooked bah players play Chicago
fans don't think much OF trying 70
keep baseball clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

broadway defeated Lincoln In fheir
annuai dual track meet az Denny field
saturday ~ count Of ssf. to 81 ia.
the TiKsra sinehiax the meet Ia the
hi9h and broad igmps.
broadway and Lincoln we're 70 NEE,
IN the feature feuuia match % the prep
season THE afternoon 81 woodland rsYk
rhs bis match 60 h~ between
Armand Marion. broadway captain, and
Bruc. Hsskcih Of tAncoin.
Lincoln .. Developing . god weight
man In -hidi~s. tie won the di.eu.
event with te~. ~ fee.s feet aud
finished . tho for first In the .bot
with Ir,~sIt Of broadway. with .
throw Of sf.a
The sii-ci,yN tRck meet viii be held
q; Denny field Sns ..
The aii-ciiy tennis toufnamen, for the
Seattle prep schools viii 10 held at
woodland park on Wednesday and
Thursday % this week. mn Nolan ard
HFufs Hrsksth % Lipsgin Armand
Marion ~ Broadway ard Joe IlvenEeoti
% Franklin. are considered the Leading
reptsndsra for tho singles honorH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
HUGHES is
HIGH MAN

ID. y. Hughes was high man AT the
Seattle Gun clubs clay pigeon event
AZ Tho clubs For, Iawton grounds
yesterday. Matt GrosHman. A. T..
Drake and y. uisesiad were tied for
second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
LOCAL CARD
Is COMPLETED

The local card for Wednesday
night has been completed by Match.
maker Hite. IL follows:
Jack Britton vs.. Travic Davis.
Welterweights
Billy Wright vs.. Eddie Hammond.
welterSclghts.
X. o. Brown VS.. Boy McCasslin.
weltcrweights
Owen Roberts VS.. Bud Fitzgerald.
lixh,weights.
Cfiff Taro VS.. Hugh Curley. wei
terweishts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Ivy JOHNNY kIiBANE
loaihrrweiEht Champion

u ~ not always safe or fair 90
judge a fighter by what he shows
In training or by the theories he
expounds and the lessons he at
tenpts 20 give. but there are No
many things In Georges Carpen.
tiers book. "My Methods" that lay
him open 10 criticism that II IN not
amisa here 90 point them out.
! do not take Il for granted that
Carpenter viii fight Jack Dempsey
at jersey city ON July ? as he
writes. but were he to follow the
style as set down by him In print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
FLYNN HAS ONE
RECORD, ANYWAY

Attic Flynn took one on the chin
from Jack Dempsey. like most
heavyweIghts do that fight Jack. he
has one record, at least. and that
Is that he 10 the only fighter that
has ever hung one on Dempsey for
the X. o., and he did II In one
round. too. It happened in Colo.
RADIO back in 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

SACRAMENTO. May .s.-~Rabe-
Pinelii. Oakland third sackcr. was in.
definitely suspended from play be-
cause Of an attack he made upon
Umpire Byron during the Oakland.
Sacramento game here Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
DAVIS HAS
CHANCE

Most times when a champion ~
on tour he has to meet lot o.
dubs and the bouts are usually big
Jokes While Britton Il figured TO
beat Davis there are a lot Of local
bugs who are willing 90 stake good
coin on Davis being able to hold his
own with Britton over the four.
round route. Davis has been fight.
ing regularly and he has been hit.
ting well. as well as boxing in fine
fashion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
HOREMANS TO
PLAY HULEN

Edouard Horemans. the Belgian
billiard wizard. viii meet Charley
Hulcn. the local star. here in a match
beginning wednesday night The
tourney win be staged at the Brown
a Hulen pariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
"SUDS"
MAKES
GOOD WITH
DETROIT

HEN ~ comes 10
praising ra d u
ates OF the Coast
league for max
ing good in the
big league Studs"
Sutherland. The
Portland hurIer.
must be given a
big boost.
Sutherland has
registered five
straight wins for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
HARVARD WINS
FROM TIGERS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May "a
Harvard university defeated Prince
ton here saturday In their annual
dual track meet by tho score OF Ss.sS.
Tho meet was By far the closest ever
staged between the two schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
|edH Ea
81 Ed5B

jobs ball. veteran English golf
professional. who mn amateur
won the English title In fsss. 1890.
fsss. 1901. isss. 1901. 1910 aud 1919
and the open title In fsoe. recently
wen tho gold medal In the Royal
Liverpool club tournament at Hoy
lake with card Of IL.
The Professional Golfers association
championship tournament will b. held
September ~ TO II. The course has not
been selected. but Lido links at Long
Beach. n T.. are favored.
r. Martin Watson. formerly warerisy
Country club professional a. Portland.
has accepted tho berth ~ Instructor Of
the city Of Paris indoor golf school Ia
San Francisco.
John Ncvak. spoka ne professional,
recently tl~d the spokane courre rec
ord with card Of 81, two stroke.
under par.
Wilmington. Del. T. taking % a
10000 municipal golf iinks containing
IS holes.
Miss Ai.rr Stirling has 10 clubs IN
her golf equipment. five being Of wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

All seats will be reserved for the
Hriston- Davis fight because Of the
lack Of gallery seats at tho pavii.
ion- Promoter Hite has announced
the scale OF prices at SEQ. $3.50
and 344o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

LONDON. May .5.--Engianrs ten.
mis- team won the frs, set OF the
Davis cup preliminary rounds here.
today. beating the Spanish team. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
START WORK on
NEW YANK PARK

One OF the greatest proofs Of the
belief In basebairs future Is demon
strated in the fact that work has
been started on the New York Yam
KEGS new home. The plant when
completed viii cost about $500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

Pete Herman. former worlds ban,
tamweight champ. will meet Young
Montreal Ia an open air bout at
Braves field. IN Boston. May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eg2 q
(GWNE5lil

Tho s~st p~~p baseball sam~s
as~ booked for FRIDAY with Ilncoln
playing firosdw.y NJ Lincoln park.
fssiiar,i reinx 60 Wc~s seattle and
fr~uhiin pissinx Queen Anne ~
Mercer field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
SIWASHES
DROP
PAIR TO
SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2a-Seat
tie dropped two games 60 san Fran.
cisco yesterday, the morning game
at oakland ending 80 and the after
noon TN here ended with tho Seals
on the Ions end OF a "a count.
Lefty o'Doul shut cut the Seattle
OUTFIT IN the morning. letting them
down with only six hits.
In the afternoon match. Jim Scott
and Johnny Couch were able 10
keep the Seattle team safe while
their teammates pounded out seven
runs
The two teams play again this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Dodger Tennis
Team to Meet
Stanford Here

Tho University OF Washington
tennis team will meet the Stan.
ford tennis team Wednesday after.
noon on the university courts.
Maruh Allen and Bill Taylor viii
represent the Dodgers. while PM
Ncer and Jim Davies will repre-.
sent the Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
STAR BALL.
TEAMS
TALLY BIG
SCORES

Biz scores were tailed in Tho star
Junior Baseball league yesterday. the
Chambers running up count Of 20
20 10 ON tho youngstown squad and
tho Collins Juniors defeating the
Bulldogs. II TO 10.
Tho Class n schedule has been re-
vised. Tho schedule for the rest OF
tho season will be published Tuesday.
Teams willing 10 play league games
on Decoration day should get IN
touch with the sports department Of
The Star not later than tomorrow
night. and games will be- scheduled.
The Collins team came 90 life and
won their first game OF tho season
at Walla Waiia yesterday by wal.
looping the Bulldogs. II to 10.
Tn. score,