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The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Wild Goose Chase Resulted
In Hunt for It's Origin

Poring over encyclopedia after cncyclo-
pedia, we were greeted with sentimental
little phrases about See Holiday or See
Labor" or "See knights of Labor" This
only sent us on a wild goose chase through
more volumes, where we absorbed consider
able information that was well enough In
its way but failed TO advance the main
theory. When Labor Day was mentioned
mt all II was done in a casual, humorless
vein, yelling the facts and going In for odd
vagaries that really didn't matter,
One encyclopedia bursting with pride. an
nounced bravey that the first Monday in
September was observed in most States and
Territories as Labor Day. Another went
further than this and admitted that In 1921
September would be observed as a hoai-
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
Colorado the First State
To Make It Legal Holiday

In 1887 the State OF Colorado gave up the
notion OF trying to get anything accom-
plished with the majority of the workers off
parading and declared the first Monday In
September a legal holiday Other States fell
into line gradually, with only feeble pro-
test here and there. Just to be different
and show n little independence, Louisiana
persisted for a time in celebrating Labor
Day in November. But to-day, as men
toned above, Wyoming Is the only holdout
in the regular United States
Meanwhile things have been happening
10 the membership OF the knights OF Labor
which reached peak of 100000 back In the
nineties There has been the advent OF
Samuel Gompers and the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor. Bill Haywood and the l. w.
w. have come and gone. And then there
are the Bolshevilti. The knights have beer
crowded out of the headlines rather con-
slstently Some people only remember their
existence around election time when the
ballot bears that curious emblem adding an
other string of candidates to the list.
In spite Of which and all that sort OF
ihins this Labor Day, private property Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
BOHNE SHOULD
PLAY THIRD

There's no doubt but what Sammy
Bohne should be played at third by
the Cincinnati Reds this year. II
sammy dishes up the same kind
OF baseball for the former worlds
champions that he did for Seattle
last year at the hot corner. it's
good enough for any league in the
world. Bohne is at his best at third
base. They think Of playing him at
second, but It's doubtfc! IL he will
make a go OF 1t. At the present
time Heinie Groh, one Of the great.
est third sackers in the game, is
playing the hot corner for the Reds.
But Groh Is versatile and can play
just as good baseball at second as
he can at third With Morry Rath
sone. the Reds need a second-sack.
er. II looks like shift will prob
ably be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
CUB
BATTERY
MEN ON
WAY

CHICAGO, Feb. 23,-The Chicago
Cubs pitchers and catchers. headed
by Manager Johnny Evers. leave
here tomorrow for Santa Catalina
island. California, for a weeks work.
out before the opening OF the rcguhl
training at Pasadena March z.
The remainder OF the players
leave March ..
Before returning home 70 play u
Louis in the opening championship
game. April 10. the Cubs will play -
games on the West coast
When Manager Evers gathers his
athletes around him for the spring
training jaunt. he VIII have a large
number OF promising recruits on his
roster who are expected TO make the
veterans hustle TO retain their poki.
tons
Evcrs favors injection Of youngug
blood into the fight
With four veterans missing from
his ranks--Frcd Mcrklc. Claude Hem
dirk. Charles Hcrzog and Dode Pas
kcrt-who were released during the
winter. Evers win have TO develop
his youngsters rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
DAVIS
BEATS
DALTON
EASILY

Los ANGELES. Feb. s3.--Travie
Davis OF Seattle. decisivriy beat
Iron Man" Steve Dalton last night
In the four.round main event Of the
Vernon fights
Davis startled Vernon regulars
when no jumped in at the opening
gong and pounded the veteran Dial.
ton almost into Erogginesa lie main.
tained his sp-ed turnout tho tuzaic.
beating Dalton 20 almost every
punch.
Gene Cline eave Willie Robinson q
boxing lesson In the semi-windup.
Cline was much too fast for tho Oak.
lander.
Sailor Krnrner and Ernie Goose-
man fought n draw. as did Henry
Gasfine and Young Papke. George
Lavtgne ou,pointed Johnny Weber
OF San f'ranciscn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
RIDLEY
HAS BIG
CHANCE
TONIGHT

Bud Ridley. Coast featherweight
champion. has his big chance 20 OBJ
tain "A bout with some real Eastern
topnotchcr IL no makes good In his
io-round bout with BABE" Herman.
tho Sacramento batucr. In Milwau'
ki.. Ore. tonight
Ridley has been boxing consfder-
ably turnout tho Northwest recent
iy and he hasnt lost a bout since
he dropped decision 10 Jos Cor.
man at tho Arena last fall. The
little fellow So boxing In grand
shape and he's packing a punch.
too.
Herman In nald 20 be a pretty
good miller and viii give Ridley
plenty 20 worry about
n Ridley wins decisiveiy chances
arc that tho Milwaukee promoters
viii bring out some crack from the
East TO box him. as main events on
the Coast are pretty scarce right
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
Hite Picks Panama Bout.
Fight Lasted One Round.
Not Much Class, But
by CLAY IIITE


The greatest fight 7 ever saw was
tho ons between Fitz Moore. OF
barbados. and Step Toe. Of Texas.
both negroes. for the heavyweight
championship OF Central America,
which was fought IN the old Colon
bull ring In the republic Of Panama
In September. 1911.
Imagine my surprise one night
when first saw fiiz Moore. He
had just como in from the jungle.
WAS fcverinh. underfed and literally
In rags. We were looking for n
likely opponent for Step Toe. the
big American negro who then held
the ut.c. and ms Fitx was known as
a game fighter with a terrific
punch. staked him 10 n five-doIiar
gold piece with instructions to zee
mo the next day. which he did.
or course. because Of Fftx Moore's
condition. an immediate match was
out Of the question. and 30 I rented
n room for him. hired a trainer
and compa MON. bought him clothes
and arranged for training quarters
and ordered the proper diet. con.
sisting Of thick porterbouse steaks.
milk and cream. eggs. etc. Under
this treatment Fftx blossomed forth
like dollhouse rosa. and shortly !
signed Up the champion for q 70.
round fight To decision. The purse
was 60 per cent OF the gate re.
ccipu. and Step roc thinking he
had . sct>up. inristcd that they
fight on a winncr-take-ai basis,
which WINS satisfactory 10 me. ~ !
was promoting the fight aisn
The bout was held on q Sunday
afternoon M customary down there.
and the ramshackle old bun ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
OUAKERS VS..
INDIANS
IN CAGE GO

The Frankiin ouaksrs win Journey
To wcs; Seattle today to play off a
postponed game with the Indians.
Tomorrow afternoon the broadway
Tigers will take on West Seattle In
the West Seattle gym.
These games viii be tho only lifts
to be played In the city prep basket
bail race this week. Queen Anne and
Lincoln have been forced TO take lay.
offs due TO vaccinations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
THE Greatest Fight
Ever Saw"

was packed 10 tho roof. The morn
ing OF the fight made Fitz a
present OF an expensive new outfit
for his ring appearance, including
a silk cloth hat and a white wooden
roli-collar sweafer, and when he
made his entrance in the bull ring
wearing his new regsiia the colorcd
boys In the top balcony nearly tore
off the roof.
The bout only lasted one round
Fitz tented with his left hand and
shot n terrific right cross 20 Step
Toes jaw which floored the cham
pion for the nine count. After that
first punch IT was difficult TO keep
track OF the kpockdowns, as Fitz
poor old Step Toe didn', land one
punch. and was total wreck when
the bell rang for the beginning OF
the second round He was para
lyzed in his chair. and the COM
bined efforts OF five handlers
couldn't bulge his immense frame
from the stool. and amidst the riot
going on around the ring and In
the balconies the referee counted
step Toe out while he was collapsed
on his stool. BY this time the ring
was surrounded by n Gordon Of ma,
tive soldiers with drawn hayonets
under the command Of the Cober-
pador himself
One might say. probably, thaf
this was no fight because IL was 70
one-sided. but IL was the greatest
fight ever saw because pro
NOTED tho show. managed F1tz
Moore. who vas lighting on = win.
ner.takeaIl basis and. besides. II
was my first attempt At promoting
and ] was Just II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
DREsNAHAN FIGURING
ON PRO FOOTBALL

Roger Bresnahan. the pilot Of the
Toledo American association club.
= stiI1 4 pretty bright boy. He
evidently had a double purpose In
view when he signed up Jim Thorpe.
the famous Indian athlete Thorpe
plays a sweet brand Of ball In the
summer and then plays an even
sweeter brand Of pro football In the
fAn Roger Is expected to inaugu-
Fnxe professional football at Toledo,
which win keep his park busy most
Of the year. Thorpe Is slated to
manage his football squad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.---Ail wintci
Tex Richard has been running elimi
nation events 20 find n new nsus
champion for every class.
In n little moro than n month tbs
prason viii close, and only one cham
pion has been uncovered.
Tho other tiuc holders OF the nstts
family look to be suprcmeiy safe for
another season at least.
Jack Dempsey. Benny LEONARD and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
MACBETH
WINS
GOLF TITLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23.--Nor-
man Macbeth. OF the Los Angeles
Country club. today stands the anna
teur champion OF Northern Califor.
MIA, as a result of defeating yester-
day San Francisco's last hope for
retaining the trophy and champion
ship. Vincent Whitney. on the New
Ingleside links. at the 33d hole. 4
to q. A gallery OF over 300 people
watched the match, which WAS ac-
companied by ideal spring weather.
A homer off Walter johnson gets
the biggest smile from the Babe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
1uZZ" ARlETr
Ql1OCIO HAVE BIG YEAR

~Buxx- Arictt. the big pitching
90 of the Oakiand club. should
have a big season this year I'm the
Cent league and II he Is ever go
tng to the big show he should
graduate this year. The big fellow
cut out his spitbaii last season and
still managed to win more games
than any other pitcher in the
league. There's only one fault In
his pitching and that's hts style OF
delivery. He pitches almost entire
h with a short snap of the arm
and wrist Whether or not he will
b. able TO stand many moro sea
sons with this style remains TO be
seem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
DEMPSEY
GETS OFFER

NEW YORK. Feb. z3.-Roy Greco
matchmaker OF the Fenway Athief1l
association Of Boston. today wired a
offer Of $4,000 TO Jack Keaxns q
Jack Dempsey to mcet Paul Sam
son. New York heavyweight. who RI
Gently beat Gene Tunney. SAnpsoH
has agreed to meet the champion fol
1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
ALLEN WINS
NET HONORS

Winning in straight sets. Marshall
Allen coppcd the national indoor ten
mis- championship at The Armory yes
terday. lie defeated Arthur Bailey
GO, Ga. rs.
In the doubles Guy F1ye and Leon.
ard Kohlstad beat Bailey and Don
Ripley TO. 60. rs, rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
MRS. FIELD
MAKES BOW
AS PROMOTER

CHICAGO. Feb. .s.--Meet Mrs
Marshall Field rIi.--new wrestling
promoter.
She successfully staxrd thrre
bouts hero last night. which netfrd
$4,000 for crippled and orphan chill
dr~n OF Chicago.
Hundreds OF sociefy dcbutanfes
were among the $4,000 persons who
saw the matches.
Jack Reynolds. Of Cedar Rapids
Iowa. wclicrwcRht champion. pinned
shyros yorris. of Chicago. Johnny
Myers. OF Chicago. middi.wcight title
holder. was awarded tho decision
over Lou Taiabar. OF Chicago. Jim
mic Londo-. former Greek llsht
heavyweight champion. and John
Pcsek. grapplcd ono hour and Is
minutes to draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
SUTHERLAND SHOULD
MAKE GOOD

Studs" Sutherland. the Portland
pitching ace last year, should make
good with the Detroit Tigers this
year. With a good hitting club be-
hind him Sutherland should win a
lot Of games. lie has a gold head
and plenty OF stuff. And what's
more, he has the control They're
calling him a second Jim Bagby mp
there already. They say that all
Bagby has Is control and II that's
all that is necessary "Sudg" ought
10 be a success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
MASON BEATS
DILLON

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Feb. "a
Frankie Mason. Of Fort Wayne. Ind.
American flywcight king. outpointed
Dandy" Dillon, Of Minneapolis
claimant Of the Canadian champion
ship. in ten rounds here last night.
Roscoe Hall. of Dcs Molnes. whip
ped Mandot. OF Rock Island. H.. in q
f0-round semi windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
RING CHAMPIONS LOOK
SAFE FOR ANOTHER YEAR

Jack Britton arc In a class without
equal.
Johnny Wilson and Johnny XII
bane arc being rated as sure losers
the first time they meet n good con
tender. But where are the good con
tendcrsf
Joe Lynch also r. one Of these
champions at whom the old-timers
look with a sigh and wish for the
past But Joey is out Of danger also
Tho first elimination contest
brought out Joe Lynch as the bes,
contender In the bantamweight class
and he went out and took the cham
pionship from Pete Herman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
LYNCH is
WINNER

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. .3.-Joc
Lynch. bantamwcight champion. was
an cary victor over Jabcz White In
a smuggling cight-round bout here las,
night Lynch used n left jab and a
right cross most effectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
NETS VS..
PUCK
LEADERS
TONIGHT

The Seattle Nets must ntill win
three hockey games 90 be sure Of a
place In the piay-off for the Coast
puck honors. They face a tough as.
signment tonight when they meet
Vancouver again ON the Arena Ice.
The Vancouver team has already
olnohcd a place In tho play-off.
The Seattle team has had "a good
rest. while the Vancouver squad has
been playing two games during the
past week.
The Seattle team viii be somewhat
weakened by the loss OF Bernie Nor.
riA. right wing. who is III. lie will
be replaced by Charley Tobin. The
rest OF the lineups Of both teams viii
be as usual. They follow;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
SEATTLE FACES
HARD SCHEDULE

Tho Seattle Nets face a terrific
schedule assignment. as they play
five games between today and March
T. They play Vancouver. herr to
night jump to Victoria Friday,
Vancouver Monday. Seattle with
Victoria wednesday and then back
to Victoria Friday las = tough
grind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
B1G ICE
RACE TONIGHT

Between the first and second
periods tonight tho Seattle leo rae
Ing fans win be given a treat
James McCrath. winner OF Tho
Star races. win race II hps with
Phil Donahuc, runner-up In The
Star races. Tho first race between
this duet was n darb. McGnth win.
ming out on the last quarter OF a
lap. Both men have been training
for this event and some good skat.
Ing should be In order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
BALDWIN Is
OUT

With two crack catchers like Jack
Adams and ~Tubby" Spencer on the
Job. II looks ike RED" Baldwin can
hold out until the cows come home.
1t must be remembered, however.
that Baldwin helped the local club
cut last year when they were in
sAd need OF catcher. OF course
Baldwin was paid for n. and paid
wen. and there's no doubt but what
he didn't rate the saiary-quoted Mt
$500 month-on the work that he
did last year. The local club may
swing a deal for Baldwin. altho
most Of the Coast league clubs are
pretty well fixed for catching talent
right now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
FULTON WINS
BY K. o.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Feb. "a
Fred Fulton. tho Minnesota plas.
tcrcr. knocked out Rough House"
Ware. OF New Orleans. in the third
round OF their 1o-round bout here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
BARRY DUE
HERE TODAY

Jim Barry. the California heavy
weight. booked to box Tiny Herman
at the American Legion smoker here
Friday night. Is due to arrive from
Portland today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
HARRIS STILL
LEADS SCORERS

Smokey Harris. Vancouver left
wing. still leads the Coast puck scor.
err. but by tho narrow margin OF ono
point lilo has total OF 20 points.
while AIN skinner. Vancouver right
wing. has -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
LOCAL LADY
PUCKISTS WIN

VANCOUVER. II. C.. Feb. "a
Running up score Of to 1. tho So
attic swecties. lady hockey squad. de-
feated the University Of British Co
lumbla here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Helnie SelIk, the big center,
with 10 field goals. was the
high scorer for the night
The Staters were trying all
the time, but they simply
couldn't cope with the Sun
Dodgers.
The Same teams VIII play again
tonight tho TIFF getting under way
at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
WASHINGTON CACERS
SWAMP PULLMAN
FIVE UNDER
81 TO FL COUNT
COAST CAGE STANDINGS

Shooting in wonderful form the University Of Washing
ton basketball five swamped the Washington State five at
the local college gym last night under 81 to Fl count.
After playing close games with Stanford last week
the shooting of the Washington team good to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
BIG CAGE
TIFF ON
IN CITY
LEAGUE

With place In tho finals NJ stake.
tsse Northern Life Insurance team
and tn. Y. N. G. A. flvc will tangie
IN tho Knights OF Columbus gym to
night nj 4
Tho winner Of this game WIN cfnch
a place In tho piay-off for the city
honora. whilr the loser still has an
outside chance
Tho teams win TAXA the floor a. fol
lows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
ANOTHER
JOE JACKSON

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. g.
Gavvy cravath viii give q chap by
the name Of Joe jackson a Job on his
Bee ball club No relation TO the
"Shoelcss" Joa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Uer~rs she eusVoe1S esrd FOG IT,
eps~s's RAG sassw rhss~Aay sishti
Ns~g~a JsssD w. frnnkis nssea
epnxh~rwaghsA
Jimmy sss~ry ~ Sshnny bauros
NTH sut1dieS~<GAaA
Ilsva Msddea ~ &urA uag014
wsss~wwsghtA
Sshssy mssaH - Ca x~As~uAy.
nGhsv eaEhta
r.s~ey Ct>nrs ~ Ear Daley.
vdkwvc>GhsA.
Hattiing~ orssgA the Marian mid
iissoirht. defeated the veteran. C~orrs
CHIP. IN tho East the ether night bal
he took q nine count from the aid vrsel
IN the 18th round
Promoter" Jimmy Malone dropp~d n
yesterday TO announces that he wonit
promote . sho~ under the auspices 81
The Knights % calnineus At pr.srntAnd
March 4. Nth Dave shade and Jimmy
Duffy. hxhsssixhks, ~ ths proeshis mali
sweat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Friday night Mt tho Elkn club the
Silent F'rats will play the Rainier.
Noble post five. Tho cellar cham.
pionship viii DO decided ut this game.
Saturday night at the Y. NJ. G. A.
tho University Commercial ive- VIII
play the Puget Sound Paper Box five.
The winner will have chance for
play-off honorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

For Good Apple Pie 90 to Boldt's
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
CRAvATH
UnErURNS

Only one new right fielder Is duo
- make his bow In the Coast
league. and he's not new to Coast
leaxue fans He's no other than
0avvy cravath. the smuggling man
agcr of the Salt Lake Bees- He
used to play with Los Angeles.
The veteran will undoubtedly start
the season In right field. They say
thai he can stiil maui the apricot
even II he can't run like he used
10. He's a cinch to make . lot OF
EXTRA base hits In that Salt Lake
cbeesebox-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Washington tsi W. 4 c. e-n
Talbot tel 40. ..f----.----. Rocky
Lewis ffel .------ -. rriei tp
sieik t-ol .--- -. C. -------. clsna tD
brtkn tl @. ..s-ss..s. isrofnt-
Crawford .....-... "a. %. Mefsor &C., rsl
Suhststntion&i washing ton Me mol son
for Crawford; Frankiand 60 for Stalk /.
Gardner for Hryan. SUNNY for L~~is
Bake 90 for Taibot washins,en state
--iterd for Rockey. sor~nsoa for t.sornl.
kinx for sorcnson: Sorenaon for Hurd.
Rockey for sor-nson.
Rsfrree--A- c. Woodward. TscomA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Jack Crsney. OF Cleveland. was the
leading pinch hitter In the American
league last year, with n mark Of .sss.
HE made six hits in IL times At bat.
four of them doubles. one triple and
the other a triple. lie scored two runs.
walked twice. batted in three teammates.
and famed but once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Fighting nfrfy Murray. former middle
weight nov nsht manager. 10 in Port
land with Ted OHna lightweight
south recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23


Senktle--Rcy Middleton.
rurtiAnd--Dick Cox.
san Francisco - Justin frtz
gvrald.
Oakland dennis Willie.
Vernou-"TtIbby. Exfington-
Los Angeles - Ssm Crawford
Sscramcnto-Bu<hiy Ryan.
Salt I.ake-Gavvy Crayath.
!. OF this crew three are more or
lees questionable. sam Crawford.
the Los Angeles sluggor. has threat
ened to quit the game. But chances
arc about 10 to I that sam win be
out there gathering In his base
knocks when the starting gong
sounds. IL he Is IN any kind OF
shape to play no IL certain to be a
regular because his big bat Is the
pivot OF the Los Angeles attack
TWO ARE
DOUBTFUL
The other two doubtful ones are
Fitzgerald and Ryan. Fitz Is re
ported to be a holdout and Is will.
Ing to be transferred to some other
club. The little fellows throwing
arm isn't what Il could be, but he
can stifl field. run and hit with the
best OF EN- and he'll be in there on
some club. That's . cinch.
Ryan came out Of retirement last
year and aitho he didn't run like
10 once did. his bat played biz
pRrt IN the drive Of the Soions at
the end OF the season that carried
them out Of the cellar.
Middleton. Cox. Ellington and
wills have seen considerable serv-
Ice IN the Coast league and they
IRE slated 10 hold down their berths
again They're all pretty fair hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

The eeopa~as car1 fss rvvsnsd -
siGhfa feIis~si
baa Ridley ~ n1As H@wnA
fs~fh~v~~sGht~
STANLEY willis ". Bws Ans. ~
tsw~eighf4-
Issy NrCsa.it. ~ SanA Dawssa,
we3t~wweigtsss.
sshnny fishs ". Jss Duna. iigiss-
vetghtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

I'd I1snry win he bsck ~ . vegu-
lar urapsre on the Csast league saaff
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
ERsfE1|
[9fh1EB9

The Kssas City American 49,
etntbsu club will send ., mon to
spring training camp. sevcnteos Of
'em arc pitchess-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

TED Gather. former big league insi~id-
ar, has bean signed By tho Oakland club