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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Angling Will Be Expensive
Sport if Measure Passe,

Lodge Pole, Neb.. April ll.-(Spe-
cial.) lit will cost old members of
the fishing club $3.50 and new ones
$40 for a permit to angle in the
Sedgwick reservoir this season. If
bill now in the Colorado state
Legislature to raise the license from
81 to SIS becomes a law, reservoir
fishing will be rather an expensive
SPORT.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Hold BANQUET

Hastings, Neb., April ll.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-Hastings business
men and Adams county farmers held
a banquet to ~ he Adams coun-
tv fair project. Addresses were made
by the leaders of several notable
fairs in southwest Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Wheat Growers Meet to
Consider Marketing Plan

Hastings, Neb, April 1l.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-A meeting of the
state officers of the National Wheat
Growers association has been called
for Tuesday to consider the grain
marketing plan of the committee Of
u adopted in Chicago last week.
The officers are dissatisfied with the
substitution of voluntary for COM
pulsory pooling. The national off
GERS will meet in Wichita next Mon
day to decide upon a policy with
reference to the plan proposed at
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Bargains Of all kinds in Bee
Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12

Chiffon Weight Hose
To complement the new
strap pumps, are to
be had in black, white,
cordovan and the new
shades of gray for $3.50
to $3.50 a pair.
Mexican Drawn Work
Is new and very beauti-
full. Drawn threads, hand
hemstitching and clusters
of French knots charac-
terize this style.
Center Aisle-Msin Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Beads That
Are New

Iridescent bugle and
small beads in the desir-
able new shades.
Wooden beads in several
shades. White fabric
beads, to be dyed any
shade desired, and beau
tifully effective S e e |
beads.
Artneedlework-Secend Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Novelties You Should See
111 Silk Hosiery

Lace Inserts
Of sheerest shadow lace
in a chiffon weight hose
with pointex heel.
Silk Net Hose
Are in good taste for
evening wear.
Polo Gray Lace Hose
Are in great demand.
We have designs ranging
from SIS to $40 a pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
Underthings
for Babies

Summer weight shirts in
light cotton or mercer
lied Isle. Any style of
sleeve or neck, all sizes,
SOC and Csc.
Gauze shirts, long or
short sleeved, or fine silk
and wool, are priced ac-
cording to size and
quality.
Infants bands, wool, silk
and wool or all silk, are
85c to $3.50 each.
Light weight knit gowns
are $1.35'each.
Second Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-12
A Frock of Taffeta,
Sheer Organdie, Fine
Gingham or Crepe de Chine

One may step into the apparel sections with
mind all made up and then the unimagned
newness of the latest frocks upsets all ideas.
It's such pleasant Encouragement of likes
(dislikes are eliminated) that we ask you to
try the experiment, just to see how lovely the
new frocks really are.
hird Fioo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
INDIAN
ROOKIE
IS PROMISING

GALVESTON. Tex. April G.
lust as the Boston Braves have
decided to rip the Indian head off
heir uniforms along comes a
promising rookie to them who has
indian blood in his veins.
He is Osceola Lacy. one-sixth
Cherokee.
He's the sweet infielder who
played second base for the pen.
'ant winning Columbia club in the
South Atlantic association In 1920.
While he only hit .275 he had
habit of getting on the bases and
Jcoring runs. He dented the pan
81 times In 1903 games. And he
has a mighty good whip.
Lacy is 20 and has played pro
essional ball four years. He weighs
les and is feet liz inches tall.
He's battling for a utility infield
lob with the Braves.
mighty promising" says Man
.ger Fred Mitchell.
Hes got the stuff In him. says
President George Washington
Grant.
Manager Mitchell is taking a lot
" pains with Lacy. showing him
zig league tricks. He can tit In
my place on n ball club excepting
s,r battery departments. and he
9 mighty likely to be among those
present when the Braves start off
mis- year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
CRUISE
DOESN'T
WASTE TIME

GALVESTON. Tex. April G.
Any younEsiar who hopes 10 take
Walton Cruises place In the ouiei
gardens OF tho Boston Braves this
year will have TO step some-ans
use his f1inEinE arm some moro.
Ono Of his best little tricks OF
the trade is tho speedy return Of
n fly ban. Few runners sneak
home from third after Cruise
smothsrs long. high one. Boston
players attempted 20 time him.
from the moment tho ball hit his
glove until II was on It's way TO
tho plate
Nothing doinri Their watches
didn't run that fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
CAL.
CITIES
WIN
OPENERS

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6.--san
FranciAco. Los Angeles and Sacra-
nlonto-that's the winning trio OF
the first day OF the Pacific Coast
league.
Those three teams stood today a
fun thousand points ahead Of all the
others. but. % course. that won't
ncccNsarily have much 70 do with
where u.y'n stand along In the fall
But the fans Of the three califor.
nit ciiics had "A fine feeling OF salts
hruon over winning the openers.
The Eeals had hard row 10 hoe
IN proving 10 Portland that the game
wac theirs n WIS not until the sew
enth inning that the san Francisco
gang crawied into the lead and won
by the margin ~ a single run. I To 6.
Sacramento didn't have any easier
time beating the champion Tigers .
20 :. They did u. however. despite
the fact that vernon tailed 1. hits
against only seven for the Solona-
I1vc vernon errors helped
Down south the Angels forgot the
hospitality Los Angeles ia suppos~i
10 chow visitors. and were selfish
enough 20 help themselves TO eight
good runs and allowed their Seattle
guests only one
Salt Lake and Oakland ara not
play. They went nnovtaiilng In
stead.
A total % approximately $4,000
people raw the thrc. Ear~a- Twelve
thousand turned out In San Francis
60. nearly II 600 paid admission nj
Los Angeles. and 1000 saw tho Sac.
ramento game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
ROOKIE
Directory
y 4 4
BOSTON BRAVES

JOHNNY soo~Ey --Routhpa- Played
ssfni pre- hall ~ Hnsfon AGE ~ weighs
tss. HslEht. feet 10 lnshsa Needs
OssEofA IACy--tar~iasr. Played
sta Columbia. g.. etat past t-o years
Are - weighs les. Hsisht : feet iiB
luehss Locks iiss beat b., for usilisy In
field JOB
~ MoHGsS--IT,rhsr rarrs.i out to
Hprtasftsia. Mass club in fysa fsisuty
81 sfuff AGE - weighs ia. HsiEht.
feet Coed rhan~e 20 stick
Al ffFhDrrt=f'ttfhsF uosfoa boy
started 70 play ~iih braves for fsn. neat
eiants in crucial seffrs for Nsv loFk
last year apeahs four aiffeFsnt las.
auaxss AEs "a weighs ist. IisiEhL .
feet f5A inches fseeks fire.
INA row >~EsD--f'isehsr. Throws q
fast ball sinker B<nal pre- experience
ars - Weighs ite. Ifsirht feet I
tnrh
no >sT~D-Rsafnpsv. riFh,
Ysafs' miner lssEns ssrssisnrs AE~ -.
weighs zee. Height feet 10 iarhss
fffrHra for f-haftSrian club IN a9uth At
lsntlr association last gsar.
rHANk cIit-oN--s'sfrhess Prom Va y
Antanls eiubs itas rinrhsf third stffns
100 Age - weighs iff Height feet
MAURICE AHs ltDEAto>--ousfisid
Played ~ith geiznaht1 iasf seAsgn. Nsrr
fass Cas- hit f~ffhansss age 81
eirhs ita HsiKht feet sehss
e,sssf sraarh 60 nfaY IN BIG show.
AIHEHr >fNo>--oatfisidss rso-a
PeAaalaut. Tsr. ri9h Hats ten hanasd.
shrvws riEhE Are -. weighs ia
fisisht s feet : tnrhsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
STAR
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
READY

Tho schedule for the complete
star Junior Baseball league In print.
cd today. The season gets under
way on April 10 and win wind up
about the first week In August.
Homo teams are the last. named
squads In each couple. Because Of
the large number Of teams halling
from one or two piayfleldH. Il was
necessary 90 shift several games 60
other playfioldn This could not be-
avoided " the HeAcdule il 10 be run
off quickly.
Hon. team managers want 20 hc
sure and sec 10 Il that they line up
their grounds Immediately for the
coming sunday. They should phone
the time that they can obtain the
playfielda Ia the sporting editor OF
The star not later than Thursday OF
each week A permit must bo Oh
tained each week from the eslretaker
q each playfield used.
Any teams that won't be abb. 90
play In the league should inform
The star at once. 80 the necessary
schedule changes can be made.
on couple OF Sundays no games
have been booked az all Games will
be scheduled Tor star league teams
thru spaidlng's on thea. dates. In
ease there are any postponed games
20 he played. they win BE- played off
al this time.
Grounds are subject 20 change At
later date " conditions demand IT,.
but the dates cannot be shifted I'm.
less bad weather occurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

I ehandisfs y. South beacon niii a,
Jsffersua park.
MAY IS
zereisns cahs va Pirate. o, wanA
WailA
Rainisr Athletic Grub ~. Ehamror A. C.
second team. a. Woodland para
ftrst Hui Merchants ~ Highland Alta
/ bette club. az waite Centrr
Chambers ~ Liberty Fark beavers. at
WAiia Naiia piAyfield.
south Deacon Hiii Va Opecn Anne
Arfiais 81 Mercer ptaYfleid.
south seattle ~ bulldogs. at A. ~
I p~S piayfieid.
firatsr - 49,. fafs Beavers. At
queen Ns-.1 -. RAintsr Athistie
Z Ciuh, az waiia waiia piAyreid
shafufos Athi.rie Ctab second team va
south ueacon iiiii. AZ jefferson park.
Highland Athisfte club ~ Houth sat
/ tie. a. rauth seattle
nundoEs - rtfss Hit NsrohAnts at -.
" Day piayfisia.
Esrolsas cuts va chAndisrs. at colum-
tla rlaFfisid
/ No games on May -.
JuNEs
Queen Anns sssiais Va Pirates. at wal
[ IA NaiiA ptaYfitif.
Rainier Athietie club va South n-Aeon
utl. 81 1rffsfnon pafk
sauth seattle W ahNmros Athletic club
second team. at Noodiapc park
1 muiidaru "a Highland Athlstlc club. at
chandisr " F7r-, nm Merchants. q,
n y pay playfisid
xsfoisns cats - i1tssty Park nssv-
era. a. wAla waiia piAyfield
June ~
I seath Seattle vs. Pirate. 81 wsiis
RAINIER Atsisuo cub Vs. nundoss at
y , Day riayfisid.
Rhamrsx Athlsuc club second team va.
| Chanaisfs a. Jsffrraou pafk.
I IAbsrty Park Beavers ~ Highland
I Athietis Ctub. az white Center.
iirst Hm Merchants v. Qussa Anns
Aerials. az Mercer bayfield,
South nsAeoa tliu va Eeroi~ne Cuts. al
tAnooia park.
/ Pirate. ~ nuuaors. at n y. Day
piAyns.a-
chsnaisr- Va EAisisr Athletic ciss. At
flbsrty rark Beaver. Va shsnres Atm
istis Club sscaua team. ~ "eedi~nd
! park
Asftats 81 Mercer riayfisids
f1rut ltni Merchants "a south nsaoon
Hdi. at Jsffsrpen Fafk.
xsrcisne cubs Va Soaih HsAfus. at
south seattle
pirate. - chandIe~.. al Irsfersen Park.
I Ilaluisr Annette rlut ~ Liberty Para
beavers. at Waiia Waiia pisyfisid
1 KhafnFsa A a. second team "a Coe~a
anns Arrials AZ Mercer plagflsia
/ iurhiand Athfrtie Clua Va A9gth Tea
| rnn nm a. Jrffsfson pars.
/ ssuth Seattle 10 rifut min Merchants.
~ a. D Day gisyfisid.
nuudoKs "a 1eroisus csea. al fsnseiu
pask
Sa games On tuiy J.
ItIN 10
Roush n.aron ifui Va Pirates. al wsiia
waiia piayfisid
south seattle - RAiaisr A C. al Wal
I IA Nalia piAYfteld
| I4liaaKs ~ Nhaturct A @ Second
I team AZ Wuediahd r@rA
Chandlefs "a nlghiani A G. a. waite
Z crHssr.
& Y7rss I'm Merchants - Liberty fsfA
Beavers. at u. .. Day piaffistd
Queen Anae Asrials "a Effparae Csts.
J a. iAacain park
4 rhs four lsAalnr teams n 'his division
~iI bsrrn a fa4ud fokta sertes ~ three
I rasssss lu whfeh sAeh frata uui play ga =
Z trara. cas game tslrE taokFd fuf Fseh
team GA each aandar for shf.T Hu@dAFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
,KHE "
NJu39sG

The Crystal rsoi ~sii ep-s al "a
ne.a Saturday. tass-.S 81 "a .. "a.
- pr~visaaly Announced.
IN. cSvv.si svtrminx efrs vfr heif
us rrvs vefseat ~ the s@Asoa at the
Pool saaday asrria AZ t,sa
TIE crTrfai club members vff - ~.
has.s AZ an tnvg,AftoraI splash party AZ
the Peal FRIDAY elEht Aemi@ I'll
- ty Invitation cntr.
The se~ssa meeting 81 tho ryyssai
club vtI b. held 81 the rcei rhsrs-
Oar night 81 sfNp. srv~vsi ennfsm-
pisf~si changes 10 the esnsfitatiss ef
the club stii b. gons ever 81 that
tina
TN~ srnuai frsocr r. ~. A. meet vffi
- held under the aurYlces % the We
farfA faianf Athletic association AZ the
Gorge. IN Vicfarta. araln this summer.
The meet 10 sSgccssd to be hsla seine
tina Ia August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
A WORLD BEATER

"Of course do. Harry. Why
shouldn't L? I verify believe we oil
owe II 10 ourselves 70 dress up a
bit We feel better for n. / know
I can do better days work II I'm
groomed up"
That's o. K. Pete. but It's an
awful effort In this day and age Of
hard times TO get together enough
of those elusive dollars 10 pay for
all this finery."
why bother7 I don't. simply
go TO Cherry's and buy on credit. !
take the clothes and they take my
word TO pay monthly. and we get
along beautifully. For nifty clothes
and reasonable prices they've got
the world beat Their store IL al
207 Rialto building. on Second ave,
between Madison and Spring. over
the Pig'n Whistle. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
TOCUT
FROSH SQUAD
THURSDAY

After watching his $50 ean6oHan
for the Frosh bsssebail team q d
University 60 thru their ssssal
nights practice. Coach Dode BrizkR
announces that the first cut UsuN
Be made Thursday night
The Froxh candidates AZ pR1a1D
ing on Stadium field N dea1 = =
good condition
Brinker seems vcn aEf1u0n1 N
the material on hand and - hpo
10 develop . team ~ gpo1 - ths
rrosh team last year. IN HssA
last year won the university eAnD
pionahip by defeating d van1ty
two games out Of three in ths s1Ei4
Twenty candidates arv euf for IL
twiriing Job alone Th0v ~ unnv
twiriers among them Who have -
quite . name in their hixh scAeGl1
ana who hope 10 gain wider recag1b
ton as moundznen By virtue Z
work for the Erosh team during -
coming season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
CRACK
WELTERS
MEET IN
TACOMA

Two Of the leading weltsrv.,y,,.
On the coas, clash IN Tacoma ,o,,,-
row night when Dave SHADE A..
FRANKIE iiaynle. both hail,pv ,-,~
Tacona, go Fix rounds In he ps,,,
boring hamlet.
Shade didn't make giIch an ax,,,.
big hit when he bored a draw ~
Young Fancs here. but slnoe g.
he has been going big, winnlnv 80
decisions from FRANKIE Murphv -
knocking out Jimmy Storey.
Haynie IL big card in Taeo,,.
where he put W a great draw x,,s
iieinie sehumann a few uonth. 49,
Jim Barry. the Indian h..v.
weight, and Pred Tay.r. a tav -
ored miller. viii mir SIX rouna, !.
The semiwindup while Mickey Ma,
non Of Seattle win argue 80.
Mickey Dempsey II Tacoma. a vo,,,.
feathsrgsight who has been eornI,.
TO the front rapidy lately BY !
string Of knockout wins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
DEMPSEY
DRAINING BIG

While Jack Dernpaey win 49,
rival John Drew or John Rsrrynor.
NJ an actor. he's packing in The b..
and girls AZ the Pantagsr thi. vss
The heavyweight champion doerr.,
do much behind the footIigh,. sr.
The ring fans want 10 Jur see VIA,
he looks Ike Dempsey carries ~.
weight well. Prom the center Of %.
house he didn't look 70 BE- a. heav
as he h. But It's easy % see vhe,.
he gets bis terrific punch. He Ia,
big shoulders and finely rnu~led
arms. In his skit he bore abou,
uhre. minutes and then lluarzfss
vurne punches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

cortland ....... ssf see Ia
Ian Francisco .... ies: -
Summary. runs. hits off f.~vis II
n bat. IN . innings. 8 runs. II hits OF
piiiette. ?, At bat IN 7 innirKr stolen
sases--OfConnsii. Kamm. Home run
g2rnm. Three-bas. hlf--pools Two
Hse hits--Rsth. Bourr. Bufier aAcri.
Zee bits--O' connefi. Ptiistts. Ellison AZ
~x Bases on bafls--Lerfs Z. Piilstss 1.
:oueh Z. Pouison :. struck out--By
-eSis :. By Ptlisfta I. By Couch 2 Hit
" Kingdom. BY Couch Doakls
Gays-Piilsftr 20 PooLe TO Baker. Ca
~ney TO Rath 20 OconneIi; Kingdom "a
Poole. Runs responsible for--Iswis 4
riii~tts J. Couch Z. Ponlson 1. T1sft or
sases--Porfiani 10. san Francisco s
credit victory TO Couch: charge defeat ~
sisietfe. Time OF Rame-3.o0. Cmpires
--Finney and Croter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
SHADE POPTLAB
IN PORTLAND

Dave Shade. the California -
ierweight. il popular in Portland
where Matchmaker Kendar q u.
Milwaukee club is trying to lins =
a bout for him with either Rsekpv
Kansas. the sensational BufSsis 4
o. artist or Cionie TAFT the O..
dian champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

SUMMARY Home rus tldrrd I've
sAza hits--Ker~orthy Nichcff cunnins-
ssm. stanAEe. Kiilifer stolen ess~s-
Murphy. IAn1ifnore. Crawford struck
su,--ny Geary !. BY echorr l. Bases on
mii.-off Gcary :. off Sehorr J. Nnns
~spossibis for--sieary ;. Senosr ?. Graz
L.l 1 inninks pitchea--t1ear4 . Losing
atchsr-Geary. Double piays- Eiiiost.
rnAssi.ted CrAndAil 20 NcAuiey 20
srtwxs. wiuerEli 20 Kerworfsy 10 Mur-
shy. umpires-NcGrss Aad Easen.
Time es rAmo--lsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Daddy. bring home some Of Bo11rs
French pastry.-Advertisemeul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

49,
Summary Isninxr pi;ch-d-By Dell
piua. By P1ttsry ~. By ProuEh u, b.
Fromrus 8. Home run--Drr. T~o-hase
hlts--SormAn. Chadbourne : haeriflcs
hlts-Borman Hannah. High. Fromrne
MeGaffixan, Kopp. Bases on halis--Ofi
Dell =. Off shsrs I. OFF Fittsry !. OF
pruurh 1. struck out-By Dell ]. ~
Pitsery 4 Wild pl,eh-Fittery. Hii By
pitched bsii-Kopp. By Dell. Winnins
Observation-Disclosures. losing pitehsr--ahore
umpireA-Tss~T and Phyis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
BEAVERS
FALL BEFORE
SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.--The
Seals had TO fight hard today BE-
hire downing Portland by a 7.to-s
punt- Kamm's homer into the lef,
Did bieachers featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
SOLONS
SPANK
TIGERS

SACRAMENTO. Aprfi s.-Sacra~
mento won the opener from Vernon
In a Wild smuggling tee here yesterday
by a s-to-s count Bully Orr's home
run smash with three on In the fifth
featured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
@R@3sHs2s
M1BS

ussne t~~rn nss~G~v> foe s.sasy's
Gsm~~ wHst Ia b. sure aad r~sn~sss-
i~v 10 infsrm The -t.s bsfsse rhar~-
d.y night ss Co thu time ib~y have
tAeir grcssss ased up
ne Yeiir e,nh has ehsar~1 f,s nans.
ara vili b hso-n IN the fstsss ~
i>eulss pys wofss
IRE E~afus noyv ~us has s,.e
chanrrf it's hsrne. ard viii 70 uades ,Ae
nam. 81 the f1rxs tfin Merchants
rAs Ssssh B~~~on nm s~.sn win
ar~~ fe-<n the i~~xue tA~1 sight just
aftsw the sshc~snie for the e~s.un had
s~~n drs~n- An effort ~iii b~ made
90 replace this tram. but In eas~ th~y
~~st be rs1ss~~d. teams sehesiai~,i
To play thesn will have ep~n azfes
% the~e dzyA
Horne tsar-r managers sor', wat ~
fcrrst that thsr are 60 rsperf the result,
~ their rarlss % IRE star rot Isis'
,ban p m. by tsispsess. Sunday. Re.
rhrfs ssSeia carry the total rtna Alta
errufs ara battsftcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Following is the Class A schedules
APRIL 10
Rainlsr HstFhts A. c vs.. Ballard Msr-
chants. at Adams piay neid.
three nrothers Dye works "a iAneoln
PARK. a. t4neein PARK
Iaais's pys works "a EhamroH Ath-
let's Clab. at wVediand park
ArRiI II
three nrothers bye works va Rsinief
Heights a g.. AZ iAueoin pafk.
ballard Merchants "a tsouies DYE
works. al NafiA NaiiA-
lincoln Para va. shamrock A C. 81
" aediAnd park.
APRIL "a
flnooia rark Va RSihisr Heights A G.
Al Lincoln paris
Khamre1 A c. Va ballard Merchants
At Adams fisids
Dye works. 81 Columbia field
MAYi
nAinler Heights A. c. ~ isuis's pye
works, at Wslia Walia piayfisid
nAIiard Merchants Va t.laoola fArt. Of
shamrsx A. c. "a Three nrsthsrs DYE
works, at Columbia fieid
No games ca sAy q
NAY rs
Rainier Heights A c. ~ ahAmrock A
C.. al NoesiiAnd park
nANard Merchants Va Three hfothefs
Dye works a. Columbia ficld.
GAneefh Para Va isuie's Dye wsFkS al
Waiia WAiiA.
on MAY 81 rount rctin srriss be
tween the thr~e leading teams viii begin.
10 any % the guaiifYtnE teams DO not
uant e PLAY on JAY because OF later
fsfenc. utth oct of tspn datns the second
games % the Series ~tu b shifted 70
July TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Captain hob Ropev has vha1sd
both Brennan and Martin About
time to recognize HIM ar . contend
or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Rrasou Nike kctiry didn't land G,c
managing job sith the Tigers IL tina,
he wanted 20 swap Ty Cobb for a
bah club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Auto Tops-Chrissian. 1893 Hs1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06


los ANGELES. April s-TNoo
many Los Angeles base hits ruined
he opening day exercises for the
Seattle Siwarhcs here yesterday.
rhe home baseball talent counted
,eht runs. while tho hest the visit
,rs could grab was one.
The home club played good ball b.
aind the stellar pitching OF DOC
-randan and chased over five runs
n the sixth on punched hits and
hen added three more in the
aghth. The best Seattle could do
Vas homer by Brick" Eidrcd In
hs ninth over the left field wall
tub" Spencer. Seattle catcher
vas unable 90 start. and 80 Harry
Gardner refused 10 pitch. Bob GearS
uarted on the mound for the tribe
md was Wild and ineffective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
COACHING
FITCH IiS

The new boss OF the Braves ~
teaching bis pitchers the secrets OF
cutting better fcrc~ntagcn.
Half % the pitchers IN the major
leagues don, know how 20 stand on
The ruiAier.- says Mitchell
with men on the Eases moe,
pitchers swing around on ono foot
and telegraph 20 the smart base run
nor their throw"
McQuillan. OeschEvr. Fiilinrfm
and scott form a pretty fair Blg
Four mound department. Al Pier
ROTH also looks good and CO Nor.
gan In back. after a good year In the
minors. John Watson. the under.
hand boxman. ought 60 help the
Braves again. Dick Rudolph acts
like a youngater.
The two Townsend boys I<fty
Leo and Ira Highlander. may DO
more than relief duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
BOSTON
BRAVES
ARE YOUNG
TOSSERS
ny DIAN sNyDIsR

GALVESTON. Tex. April e.
Fred Mitchell IL the Connie Mack
Of the National league"
He's bonalnE team OF youngstern.
at spring trimming. and will be
mighty w.ii pleased II he finishes
in the first division this season.
The Braves are In a stage of de
velopment where they can come fast
n they rvt OFF on the right foot. II
the hurting crew gets 20 going good
they are likely % cause top line
clubs n raft Of trouble.
Good weather on the gulf has kept
the percentage Of sore arms al a
minimum. A genuine spirit OF
hustle In shown by the piayerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
INTIIII
L. AII

Nitoheirn inncii II set. Holke
piil play first Ford second. noeokel
third and iiarhare. the extra mos1s-
ure IN the Mannyiile swap. short
Osccola Lacy, n South Atlantic as
ISOLATION star second hascman. II
giving chriHtenbury "A merry battle
for the infirld utiilty job.
Nicholson. southworth md Cruise
are likely regulars IA the outfield.
Mitchell has "A flock OF good ny
chnAerr. who can hit 70 back 'em
up.
Eddy Eayrs h pretty valuable
package % keep on the bench long.
Archdoacon. younRnier from tho
Charleston. x. G. club. Is n likely
looking candidate. ana Sullivan. a
veteran. and two youngsters. Nixon
and Mcdonald. all stack up well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
STAR LEAGUE SCHEDULE

First games Sunday.
Teams in tlco divisions.
Managers should keep this schedule.
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