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TRAIN SCHEDULE FOR FOURTH

.N'NA-t SSAAIDC CAG IoEs Io(I I II The train schedule for July First to July Ninth inclusive will be as fol- lows:
 July 1st leave Seward 2:30 P. M. july End. leave Anchorage 800 P. M. July 3rd, leave Seward 8:30 A. M. July 9th leave Anchorage 300 P. M. July 9th, leave Seward 2:30 P. M. July 7th, leave Anchorage 300 P. M. July 9th, leave Seward 2:30 P. M. July 9th, leave Anchorage 300 P. M
 There will be special round trip fare in effect to all stations of ZONE FIRST CLASS FARE AND A THIRD for the round trip. Good going July first and third, only. Final limit fol return July seventh.
 The round trip fare, Seward to An chorage and return, Adult $9.90; chile $4.95.
 E. L. SWEEK, Agent.
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Commander Of
 Amer. Legion
 Killed M Wreck

INDIANAPOLIS, June 12-Nation al Commander E. W. Galbraith of the American Legion was instantly killed in an automobile accident last night. The automobile plunged over a 2O- foot embankment.
 Henry Ryan of Indianapolis, nation al director of Amercanization, and Milton Golman of Chicago, of the na- tional committee of the legion from Illinois, were with GaIbraith. They were not seriously hurt.
 Galbraith was one of the best known citizens of Cincinnati, was col i onel of the old first regiment, Ohio National guards. He recruited the regiment for war service and com manded it overseas at St. Mihiel, the Argonne and in Belgium. He was dec orated for bravery by the French, Bel gian and American governments. He was fifty years of age and leaves a widow aud two children.
 INDIANAPOLIS, June 18-John C.. Emery, of Grand Rapids, Michigan v,oc o1oo+oJ No+iona1 Conopoander of the American Legion today to succeed ] Galbraith.
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MARINE STRIKE ENDED
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 13-

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 13- "The Marine Strike is Ended" Secre- tary Davis announced tonight after day of conference between Davis, Benson and Lasker, the new chairman, Tonight all the engineers of the locals have been ordered to return to work. It is understood that other marine unions will follow the suit of the en- gineers, as indicated in Davis an- nouncement.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1S- Tonight Fall, Dougherty and Bone will meet in conference at the White house on the Alaska Federal appoint ments, including Judges, Marshals, Attorneys, but it is understood that no appointments will be made for sev- eral days and that most of them Will not be made until after Bones ar rival in Alaska.
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 NEGOTIATIONS BEGUN BETWEEN U. s. AND JAPAN

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 1S-- Direct negotiations have been begun between the United States and Japan for the settlement of the question pending between them. These include the Island of Yap, the Immigration bill, the alien land question and the returning of Shangtung to China.
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NEW WORKERS TAKE OPTION
 ON HERRON'S TWO PAPERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 18- Option has been taken by New York CTS on Herron"s Juneau and Anchor age papers. These papers are the An chorage Daily Times and the Juneau Capital, which recently passed into the weekly class.
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BONE SWORN IN AS
 GOVERNOR ALASKA

WASHINGTON, D. c, Jun' 15- Bone will leave tonight for New York to attend a family reunion. He will probably be sworn again on reaching Alaska so as to do away with any question of legality of today's oath
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BONUS BILL IS FAVORABLE

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1S- The bonus bill providing for the ad- justed compensation for ex-service men was favorably reported today by the finance committee.
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COLD BAY OPERATOR
 PURCHASES STEAM TRAWLER

SEATTLE, WASH, June IS 1921- J. w. McCord, of Cold Bay purchas- ed the steam trawler Ripple now on the Atlantic for operation in connec- tion with the development of his oil properties.
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STEAMSHIP NORTHWESTERN
 WEST FROM JUNEAU

According to telegraphic advices the steamship Northwestern passed Juneau yesterday noon and is expect ed in Cordova sometime tonight.
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Harvey were attacked in the Senate by Harris of Missippi, who demanded the recall of both.
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LIQUOR TO BE SOLD BY
 GOVERNMENT IN B. C.

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 1S- The sale of liquor under Government control became effective today.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Cape Edgecumbe light, Sitka sound, flashing white three-tenths seconds every three seconds was established June eleventh.
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HOUSE ADOPTS PORTER BILL

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 18- The house adopted the Porter resolu- ton establishing a technical state of peace with Germany and Austria.
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WASHINGTON, June 12-Secre- tary of the Navy Denby has revoked Admiral Sims leave of absence in England and has ordered him to re- port immediately to Washington.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12- Representative Gallivan introduced a resolution declaring Admiral Sims an undesirable alien" and denying his admittance to any American port.
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LONDON, June 18-The Express says Sims returns to America honor ed and beloved by England.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12- Rear Admiral Sims and Ambassador
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WASHINGTON, D. C., June 18- The president has given Denby free hand in the matter of disciplining Ad- miral Sims.
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ADMIRAL SIMS FLATS
 IRISH SYMPATHIZERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 13- The senate ordered an investigation of Admiral Sims speech in London He is reported to have said, speaking of Irish sympathizers in America "They are as the Zebra, neither black horses with white stripes, nor white horses with black stripes; but we know they are not horses; they are asses; each ass has a vote, however and there are lots of them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

in the ranks Of the topnotchers and
made himself man to be feared by
the best grapplcrs in the world. He
showed himself to be a man of ter
ribIe strength, extreme caution, willy
g4neralship and skiIlful science.
FThc foreigner had been the .ag.
gressor all the way. He slipped the
toe-hold upon Lewis and enforced II
to a fall probably more easily than
has been done In any big match
since Zybszko surprised the sporting
world, several months ago, in his
freak meeting with Lewis. II was
the first fall any one had obtained
from him since that time.
That the Hindu menace~ should
have entered the American wrestling
circIes--which Is to say the worlds
wrestling circlcs--at the very start
Of the 1922 season is Indicative Of
a new factor in wrestling In the next
year or two. Jatindra Charan Goho
Gobar. who weighs fully up to
Lewis. whose physical appearance liz
said to present great symmetery, and
whose sheer strength probably far
surpasses that OF the American, win
have an eventfui career In the next
few years, should he follow the steps
OF several Indian wrcstlcrs who have
invaded the country.
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W.Seattle Beats Broadway for First Time
PORTS FROM CHICAGO STATE THAT URBAN FABER the pitch

REPORTS FABER. pitch,
the Cubs
series Such aimcnt bad pitcher
this
Chicago club would finished hadn't pitching
has been
THERE MAY BE MORE TRUTH in the re
wiz turn
Cobb that Speaker
could hardly get around in the field
Inc playing Walter Malls.
that Speaker intended devote himself
THERE IS CERTAINLY RADICALLY wrong with base
TX
cannot play postseaon
troll the playing OF the
allowed TO play
Judge lands liz right In his battle Babe
ether Yankees thai
JOE vA ONE OF baseban press
writes In the st
onng the Of the Polo
erss between tile Yanks
that lot Of Gotham
keeping many
SPENCER ABBOTT CREDITS Memphis
Cecil the little black batboy the Little
to i'm:
team remnant ar Yeah
but saint do nothn
oeh tel ssah KID uce to gt Of waiyahs
I can jnc youah o d.
Boy said Abbot the Kids got claim
from then pennan under ces
nascouns just ax Little Rock had done the before
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Nobby Grid
Battles on
Tap Today
Frat Conference Games in
Order; Big Games in
West and East

NTlIEN soday's football results are
w In several things will be cleared
up on the gridiron horizon.
Seattle fans will know just how
strong Coach Enoch Hawahawts team
In after their game with the Oregon
AGgies at Corvallis this afternoon
With tho Stanford. California.
Washington State and Penn state
games In the offing. much hinges on
the showing Of the Purple and Gold
this afternoon.
CALIFORNIA; crippled eleven faces
the green Oregon squad The real
strength Of the Bears will be tested
with q flock Of their starts out Of
the game. including Brick. Muller.
In the Middle West the chances
for Ohio State repeating their 1890
title march may get . JOLT from
Michigan at Ann Arbor. II the
sstaf~rs win they have a fine chance
10 cop sxnin- Wisconsin meets I'LL
nois at Madison in another vital tiff.
Illinois has already met defeat. but
they can knock Wisconsin's chances
for q home run n they win.
Farther East. the Big Three are
facing tough opponents. Harvard
meets Penn State. Yale plays the
Army. and Princeton plays Chicago.
An Big Three teams are playing on
their home grounds. These battles
are some Of the biggest games Of
the season
And then syracuse and Pittsburg.
two Of the football leaders every
year. are setting their annual fuss
al Pitssburg.
The results Of these games will
give the gridiron fans plenty to goa
sip over during the coming week.
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Big Star
Soccer
lifts d
Maple Leafs Battle "
Seattle Sunday It WEI
land Park

The powerful Maple Len1 ~
and West Seattle soccer 60
tied for first place il ~ ~
Senior Soccer league, NJ f11
for the first time this poanon RI
morrow afternoon wlbm ~
clash At Woodland paFh = -
feature mix Of The ~. ~
kickoff il set for 2s4s. Al q
Rose will referce.
The Maple Leaf team - - 4
mp y unique record - ~ -
they have kept their ri oin1
playing three sbutout go
They have scorod Is eoals -
the start Of the sensaa
The West Seattle team 4 -, -
OF veterans for the most mt ~
have been playing soccer = r
Northwest for several seasouo n
Maple eleven 10 comprised = ~
who served Canada ia the ~.
The feature junior mix N =
played at Washington park e / y
m. when the Cowan Cigar ~ -
Washington Park get 49,
Neither team has lost ea1nG
The complete schedule * -
follows:
glEMoR 0AxEuo
Pcsfoffice Va Haas Eekasts = N&
Waiias ~ p. m r.
Boefng Aircraft club -
Park. At Upper Woodland posk y 1 ~
Maple Leaf Post va Weet G n
Upper Woodland park ~ 2:<&. s
JUNIOR CAMS
Hen Paris Billiards ". Halnc1o -
At Lower Woodland park q [ =
Falcon A. c. Va TScuteso ~ ~
Cleaners at wsila waiia q ~ =, &
Alien A. A. " HighIa11 Haf6 r
wAthA 1T ! p m
Cowxn Cigar Co. ~ Wo1111o
~ Washington Park 1t = =.
South Park w. Hawthoruo ~
Columbia piayfieid 1t -
The referees have - oG
az follows:
Fred Douglas 1T Walh wa
Waller. first game & upcGt (
Land park, and Alex c. Rooo o111
game; A. p. Brown. Icuur ~
land park: Bill Blocmen 4 =.
bia playfield: George HoG !
Hiawatha. and Bob BonnG = 49,
ington park.
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esDaeo Sltz3An7
Il - N@Aaka

abundance u big gnms. waterfowl
and Chinese nheaasnss. All sessess
spsn h Orr1~A easi1es thaa u this
sts6e.
Grays Harbor county IL one of the
earliest districts In this part Of the state
to open on Chinese ph~asanfs. the season
opening In that county October 20. A
fair amount Of birds are 10 Be found
therein A few local shooters arc among
those hunting in the Harbor county.
aifho most Of the shooters ars awaiting
tho opening In Eastern Washington
r1shfnR continues good N most pam
Of the state. alfho the weather has be<n
against the angler during ths past week
Most Of the sport IL found In the iakAe
yet with the trout following the salmon
upstream, ths angler IL finding fair fish
Ing In most Of tho rivers. Lake sam
rnamish and Lake Washington continue
with good trout fishing. Washington 1.
furnishing good sport with silver salmon.
some big fellows being taken on the troll
around the northern part Of the lake.
from Union bay UP.
Don'J. vickers and Lambert sternberr
returned Thursday from the Olympic
peninsula, where they wcre hunting bear
viekers was lucky 10 bringing home q
good specimen. The boys spent their
time in hunting around the Sol Due Hot
Springs. where they found the b-ar
plentiful and the deer not yet down.
Bear continues 20 be brought In in excess
Of deer. but Il IL expected the change IN
the weather will materially help the deer
hunters
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IN WINNING TTtr n,.

IN WINNING TIE oRro..'
state amateur CHAMPIONSHIP. = I
y. Willing played true TO form :, =
he easily defeated Excel Kav /. !. :
final match. The fnedico /. ,-,.s
a doubt the most improved sraess !.
tho Northwest Of the past yea y
match and medal play has -. -, =.
brilliant At the r. ". Il. ~.
nsment he was second in r. 49, 49,
Tying medal round. ana $500.
JACK Neville and Vernon xars- !.
the match play which follows6 !. Z
showing in the national eysoS :. J.
Louis WAS very good, but AZ e.
best performances are bis n =. n
DOGGY In the recent Punch
match. and his one up ylctorv ,'
Rudy Wilhelm In the semi.fIrsss b.
the Oregon state championsbir !. y
week. This match carried a. p
the 37th hole.
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SACRAMENTO !.
BOUT ENDS
WRONG WAY

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct a.
Terio Vargas. Filipino bantam. Was
decidedly out ard injured hast night
when Johnny Lofty. local mixer. was
given a decision over him. Neither
did any great damage. but Vargas
was al least entitled to draw.
Battling larsen took an unpopular
decision from Joe Perry altar Perry
had lamhasfed him all over the ring.
Tommy o'f~ary's winning strvak
ran into tho fist OF Jimmy Butter Of
the Olympic club for kayo In the
SECOND round.
Frankie Novey dr~w from Jimmy
Kelsey. Sally Salvatore wun from
Jimmy Bradley and Tony Gregory
and Joe Burns drew.
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SOUTH BEND. Oct s2.--Notre
Dame mot Nebraska today In the
second important game OF the year
for Coach Rockney's squad Duo TO
the defeat which the Hoosiers sur.
fcred at the hands OF Iowa, the Nc
braska squad was confident Of hum
bling the powerful Notre Dame team
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RING SHOWDOWN
is SET AHEAD

Austin 4 Salts show-cause order.
demanding that the mayor. sheriff
and chief.of-police show cause why
some clubs In Seattle arc allowed
To stage boxing shows while Austin
a Salt are not Will be heard next
week. II was booked TO como up
In superior court yesterday, but
was set ahead.
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been fakins
- Tommy Gibbons
O.
matched with
knocking right and left
Seattle fans know
that pair.
contender for the heavyweight title
bhcns'
. knocked
his record until
recently.
Is
makes nkc stunt to build him
Of True enough but h
n BY
susneo one
Bny willing punch
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hoeater obtained a commanding lead
By winning seven Of the first nine
holes from Bob Newman, and event
uaily won tho match by four up ana
two TO play. At the end OF the morn.
ing round Bob was five down ana
he Just couldn't catch up with his
holding 'em.from .allangies opponent
In the second round. The match was
played on scratch basis--both play
era being 10" men.
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Erred FRY rs STILL STANDING

around waiting 10 see who VIII be
HIS opponent in the finals OF the
schoenfelt trophy competition. which
was confined To members OF the local
E.iks golf team. DIR. j. w. Crooks
and Steve Dwan. the finaiists In the
lower bracket. did try to set trcd's
mind Mt rest last Sunday. but the
match ended all square. Another at
tempt will be made today and, II
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is FACING
CHICAGOANS

PRINCETON. ~. r. Oct. e.
Forty years ago Michigan embedded
Western feet on Princeon's field.
Since 1881. cheats from tout there
have been strangers on Old Nassau's
battle ground
Today history turns back. when
the University OF Chicago meets the
Tigers In Palmer stadium.
Michigan went down In that first
game. but today's missionaries from
tha Western conference have hopes
OF making the count even.
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ROGERS Seattle welter
y month
local ring Trav
70
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exchange for nice geenback when he talks of matching
jess Willard cheesy champion, with Dempsey for bout
In Gotham next summer Willard is said to have been
in OIL but that's sign that Richard get away
with it. if you know what
When Willard lost the title to Dempsey in Toledo he
was already old boxers and it's a cinch he
hasn't any younger since And he hasn't been box
ing any that we have heard about
Let Willard box Harry Wills and lick him before he is
allowed to fight Dempsey It's humble opinion gathered
from what have read of the two that Wills would
knock Willard for goals than the city bowling league
at the Ideal alleys every Thursday night
There wouldn't be of Willard going out and push
ing bunch of hams and then claiming bout with
Dempsey because there viii always be talk that the bouts
had their arrangements.
But Wills anxious for title bout himself would undoubt
eddy fight his best against big Jess and if he did that it
would probably be the cuckoo lullaby for the former champ
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Rocky Kansas
Beats Tender

NEW YORK. Oct. o.
Rocky Kansas. Buffalo light
weight, gave Lew Tender,
Philadelphia lightweight, a
sound beating last night in a
l5-round bout in Madison
Square Garden, winning the
judges decision by q wide
margin.
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MITCHELL WINS
MILWAUKEE MIX

MILWAUKEE,. Oct s2.--Pinkie
Mitchell scored decisive victory
over Tommy Neary In l0round. no.
decision fight here last night Mitch.
ell took every round by wide mar
gin. and nj several stages Of the fight
had Neary In a bad way.
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OHIO STATE TO
PLAY MICHIGAN

ANN ARBQR. Mich. Oct e.
Thousands Of football fiends jammed
into this gayiy decked little college
town today for the annual Ohio
State-dichigan game. which will
christen the new Ferry field stadium.
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TIiE DEFrAT or MISS pHOEBE

Itst Dhf tfI VT miFs fftoEbFs
Nell Tidmarsh. Of the Seattle Golf
and Country club. IN the finals Of
the Oregon state women'r champion
ship at Portland last week, was the
biggent surprise Of the year in North
west golfine circles. The North End
Etar won the honors last year and
further demonstrated her ability by
annexing the Pacific Northwest title
at WaverIey last June, but these
women folks are hard To figure--it
just can't be done. Either Miss It'd
marsh WIS decidedly off her game
or Mrs. Excel Kay. the Oregon state
champion. is a much improved player
since she competed In the 7. n. O..
A. meet. In which she just managed
TO get into the championship flight
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~ EARI. a. YRY
Duek shosting - 1hs Gaagis flsas
No. been geo1 III week. IVES the leag
dfseonee nsanoaGe phsaed - ftues =
Tuft yes6er1ny ~ Chasses Dec&en-
49, - eeanWee1. He further sen1a1
thne evesEsugun0oct painte1 - : big
hsow 81 1Wouik ueoM go Wse&-
- ahoo1tmG. xssthesu docAs ere
em1nG y 80 ~ spsgt - WATER
feWI hns besa tmprUvtng right aIeag.
a lev gssse ~ alss bsing fsusd h
- ssss sakss1n
goa Juan county opened - the deer
0untefs Thursday. with many local
huntsrs on the several large islands
which form this county, Game warden
Anthony reported nearly every hunter
going In ~ having secured HIS buck. A
special permit. costing 80. Ia necessary
to remove the enc buck allowed from thu
county.
II the variety II weather that has been
experienced during the past week con-
tfnues. the nimrod will find sorne good
waterfowl shooting down Hood canal
way. II takes some good stormy SEES
o5ons 70 hiow the ducks into that dis
trtct. but prospects point to an early
season down that way. The Hood canal
district 10 one Of the few parts Of this
state that are not taken up by gun
clubs. offering the best sport for the
individual shooter.
Federal 0sms Warden Ray Q.
eeee1e returned from Oregon Thurs-
~, where be says b fsund IN
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Billy Shade Shows Real Gratitude

DTL.Y . . he
Jim Gfeasher made shade
Ting
spent lot Of time with him his trip Australia
Australia with
Leo In rtL~aA
. inc on he o.
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Lincoln and Ballard were clashins
today ut Denny field. the kickoff
being set for ESQ. Lincoln Ii badly
handicapped by the loss of Dean
Boyle. their crack quarter. who Is
out with a fractured arm. Ballard
was slight favoritc TO win before
the game got under way.
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prep league
Tho Indians won because they
showed the most power, played the
better football. took advantage Of
bad football on Broadway's part and
fought their way 10 victory.
Standing out over tho heads Of
tho other players. chief honors Of
tho day went 10 Captain Forester.
the battling fullback OF the win.
ners. lie carried the ball over the
line both times and he ploushed
thru the Broadway forwards for
long gains.
INDIAN FORWARDS
WORK HETTER
The West Seattle forwards out,
played the BroAday line. the Indian
ends working much better than the
Tiger wing men
Several penalties put the ban into
Rroadway's territory and the In
dams gained considerably on an ex.
change Of kicks. Captain Forester
put The ball within scoring dissanc~
for West Seattle ana carried Il
over : few moments later. Goal
was kicked
Broadway came within An soe Of
scoring in the second period when
Brasfield SHARED . long pass from
White. but missed another one that
...s.xfA tsaw~ ~fx~u s&s srt~x.. st..t~
beat chance Of the day TO score.
Willis then tried 70 drop kick from
the 30 yard line. but missed.
WILLIS ROOTS
LONG ONE
Play see-sawed hack and forth In
the third period. the only feature Of
this session being 4 so.yard punt by
Willis. the ball bouncing for 70
yards farther over the rndians' line,
travelling 10 yards altogether.
Broadway again threatened IN the
fourth period when the Tigers
gained 70 yards on trick play. with
Msister carrying the ball. and on
an end run BY CARRIER. "A penalty
set the Tigers back and they punt
ed West Seattle kicked. after n
couple Of tries. and the bali rolled
10 the goal line. CARRIER. Broadway
salfhack. pulled 4 boner BY trying
TO run back the ball when II would
have rolled over the goal line. vii.
lis kicked poorly and the Indians
wsre In position 70 score again.
Some fine limo bucking by For
ester again put the ball within scor.
ing distance. and soon AFTER he car.
ried the ball over for the final score
Of the day. Goal was kicked
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CLIn CAPTAIN SAM RusSEIL

CLUB CAPTAIN SAM RUSSELL
pnd his team OF mashie artists from
the Seattle Golf and Country club.
have n hard days work ahead OF
them today when they tackle the
Oak Bay Victoria) squad on the
local links In the seqond half of their
annual homeland home team match
for the BIsgerstaff Wilson trophy.
The North Finders are almost Ger.
tain 10 win today's engagement. but
the hard" part is to wipe off the
a7-point advantage gained by the
Canadians on the Oak Bay links last
spring. the score being; Victoria 90,
Seattle IS.