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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22
Senate Bill to
Boost Exports
Passes House

Washington, Aug. 22.-With a
number Of amendments, the senate
bill, which would make one bill
lion dollars available through the
war finance corporation for stimu-
lating expectation Of agricultural
products, was passed today by the
house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22
Murderer to Die
In Electric Chair

New York, Aug. 22.-Roberto
Kaffaele, convicted last week of
murder in the first degree for the
killing of five-year-old Giuseppe
Varotta, who was drowned in the
Hudson river after being kidnap-
ed, today was sentenced to be cleo
trocuted during the week of Octo-
Der 3. Six others are to be tried
for the same crime.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22
Sheridan Theatre
Man Is Drowned

Sheridan, Or, Aug. 22.-While
his son, Nell, battle unsuccessfully
against an undertow to reach his
father, B. F. Munson, AZ, manager
of the Grand theater here, col
lapsed from heart failure yester-
day in the surf at Neskowin,
south of Tillamook, and died
shortly afterward.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22
Councilman Throws
Sand in Mr.. Meyers
Face and Wins SIS

Ut. r. L. Uttsr. Salem conneii.
man has returned to Salem sro,,
newport with an extra So b,il N
MS wallet. TIE greenbask w,s
placed therein after he had mads
short-anl nose or less fast
trip down Nye beach.
Frank Myers. Of this city. who
accompanied--To1gh,v Spending
Dr. Utter on bis beach tr;p. Is
short just s5.
This Is how come.
Several weeks ago, White IN
Salem, Mr.. Myefs chancca 10 male
Hight OF DR.. Utter's runniag abil-
ty. DR.. Utter WAS offended Mr..
Myers, he Insisted. had much In
common wi.h a tortoise w:nie re.
DR.. Utter, astan thought OF him
self when seeing a statue ~ Mei-
curry. He WIS willing t1 back his
speed with five iron meu. No,h-
Ing happened at the time.
At Newpor.. however. the two
men met. The bet was recalled.
The time for the saee Sc. Humid
reds OF early morning beach walk
ers saw the ,wo men leave the
mark on their l00 yarl dash
AT the tape D-. Utter wss
throwing sand IA the confcctlon-
sr's face. but the nlde,man wen
BY only a narrow mafgia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22
Plan for Funding
Allied Debt Gets
Committees O. X.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-The ad-
ministration's allied debt funding
bill was favorably reported to the
senate today by Chairman Penrose
of the finance committee. Senator
LaFollette, republican, Wisconsin,
submitted a minority report.
An amendment requiring the
funding to be completed within
five years was added by the com
mittee majority.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-22

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The Monroe journal., 1921-05-27

JOHN NRAlS AND
ROLAND BEiSLEY'S
PICTURES MISSING

The photographs Of John
Wray and Roland Beasley,
members of the graduating
class, are missing because
the former WAS ont of town
aud the latter was i'll when
the pictures were made. Nlr.
Beasley T. u SON Of NJ. X. Y.
Beasley, while Mr.. Wray is
the son OF Rev. and Mr..
John A. Wray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
SHADE AND
DAVIS TO
BATTLE IN
TACOMA

Dave Shade. the California weller.
weight. who has been licking the
leading weitern around the Northwest
with regularity lately, gets his first
crack at tho coast title n week from
tonight when he boxes Travic Davis,
Of Everett, Ia Tacoma over the ak.
round route.
This bout should pack 'em in over
In Tacoma because both boxers have
made big hits there. Davis has sue
cessfully defended his title about
seven times since winning II from
Johnny Mccarthy rast year In Seat.
tie. The Everett champion tried box.
ing down South and won verdicts
over Buck Holley and Steve Dalton.
Hts bout In Tacoma viii be hts first
start In some time In the Northwest
Shade has been bowling 'em over
ever since his draw bout with Earl
France. He knocked out Jimmy
Storey and frankie Haynie In Ia.
coma and won twice over frankie
Murphy In Portland.
land Friday night when he goes 10
rounds with IIeinie schumann, the
Tacoma weiter.
Two OF Shades recent victims box
coma NEXT week. Frankie Haynie and
Jimmy Storey being signed 10 toAs
the Levinsons at each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
Dempsey Halts on
Way East and
Talks a Bit

ABERDEEN. q D., April H.
Jack Dempsey. vorid's champion
heavyweight stopped IN Ab~r.
dean wednesday en- rputs 70 Nov
York. vhers he Win start train
ing fer the Carpentiss bout Il
am feeling Mt Dempsey nid.
and am IN condition for . fight
today. OF course. I'm going to
pu, tn about . month Of the hard
est kind Of training with such
men ~ Biii Tate Jamaica Hid
and others
Il am gvtng 70 tram IN Nov
Jerssy. but ! Am not sure Just
whcr1 until can hold . confer
ence with my manager.
This dope the press n cfrru-
iating about II being n fourround
fight In all rot IL In going To
be . hard fight and a itround
fight with q man like Carpenter
generally means q i,.ruund fight
arm not 20 terribly confident
Carpenter has n world OF expert.
ence. IL . tough Kid and n going
to work hard
-of course. r'm guinR IN 90 win.
and II ! can III BE- tickled 10
death. and II can't II ell BE-
because he Is q better man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
7. w. G. A. CERTIFIES
LIFE SAVERS

More than ~ Of sca,tie's expert
women swimmers we're certified ~
life savers today by thu Young Won
ems Christian Association, as q re
suit OF tests held recently In the ~
pool.
Life savfng ciaRsen and Q sertea Of
sport events by Tho r. w. c. A. Ath-
lctio elub-a nav organization OF
women athictcs--wifl feature the ~
sport progran this scason. The girls
and young women certified today AZ
life savers are:
Helen Gordon. are 3. yeArA. rosa
Beach drive. thu youngest life saver
In the Northwest: Elrha Ware, M
ricl Taft. Mrs. Mabel II. West Mary
Dunway. Mary Baker. Vera How
den. Agnes spcidcl Mary Fuller.
Doris Helmuth. Mickey Harper. L.
Ia Dodds. Clara Gross Mrs. Dora
Sullivan. Mrs. Rose A. stoddard.
Louise Little and Phyllis Jansen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
SEALS RING
UP NINTH
STRAIGHT

eAN vIsANC1sco. Eprn iS.-rns
san rraneisco seais retained sAsir
place II the head Of the column to
day With . record Of nine victories
and No eefssfa Portland had an
equally nrrn grip on the other END
Of the column with Ne vioesrses ana
nine defeAfa
sacrsmsnfs snd Pers7and staepA
the stellar sngassmsns yssssrday-s
iatoe shusous With Sacramento on
the 10 end. Ryan. I7ek and Molfwstz.
Of tbs soions clicked Off homo runs.
San Frnncisco humbied tho Oaks.
~ to s. Salt Lake beat Seattle. . to 3.
and Vernon shut out Los Anxelex
TO o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
LANDS SEES
CUBS AND
CARDS PLAY
CUBS PARK. CHICAGO, April "A

CUBS PARK. CHICAGO, April ~.
Judge keneEaw Mountain Lands.
the big boss OF baseball. saw the
opening game Of the season at Cubs
park Wednesday between Chicago
and the 81. Louis Cardinals.
The Judge was one OF the early
arrivals. Accompanied by a flock Of
newspap~Y reporters. HIS son. Reed
Lands. his wife and his daughter.
the Judge occupied a seat wen down
In front
II am scrry my grandchildren are
10 small that We couldn't take them. ="
the Judge said. as he settled comfort
ably IN bis seat but they will
grow up"
Tho Judge watched the players
work out with great interest He
had hts eagle eye on every play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
HE COMES UP
SMILING

Certainly. I come UP smiling. I
wa about ~ near down and out ~
l could b and yet iiva Financially.
Is well a. In other ways. In fact, !
looked 20 raggedy that that helped
to add to my misery. and then some
one asked me why didn't doll up .
bit Said ia feel better. You know:
politely suggested n new suit
Where and howr ! said, IN my
crippled financial condition. Why.
at Cherry'e.' he said. Go there and
get anything you want on credit and
pay bit each month I followed
his advice. and I'll tell the world ne
knew what he was talking about
Their store In at cot Rialto Bldg.
on End ave. between Madison and
Spring. over the Pig'n whistie.-Ad-
vertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
aaScROF-r SCORES FIRST

PHILADELPHIA. April lt-The
first run Of the season here was
made in the following manner
wednesday: Bancroft. shortstop OF
the New York Giants, wns waikedpy
Ring ana stole second. Frisch sac
rificc1 Vim to third Walker hit 70
Wrightstone. PhillieS third baseman,
who threw home to get Bancroft, but
hit To runner with the ball Ban
croft was safe and Wrightstone was
given an error. the first OF the sea
son. This took place in the fourth
inning. Rawlings Of the Phillies got
the first hit OF the season In the
aecond inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
ORDERS CONF IN

NEW YORK. April i4.-Mail or
Gers for tickets TO the Dempsey
Carpenter fight July 2 ''Eome place
IN New jersey today were pour
ing into Madison Square Garden.
Orders already received amount TO
several thousand dollars. Tex Rick
ard said today No tickets will be
sold until May /. but the applica.
tons will be filed in the order Of
their arrival and will be filled as
COON as the sale opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14

Another Of seaff,e's expert young
women swimmers developed by Mrs.
Anna Borsteii. swimming coach of
tho ~ N Clara kiekirk. who holds
tho state championship In the 200
yard breast stroke
The ~ Athletic club under the
direction Of Elizabeth Dickerson. a.
rector Of physical education. win
shortly embark on . series Of sport
events which may develop into inter
city contests between girls and
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
LEWIS FLOPS
LONDOS

CHICAGO. April 14.-Ed r'stranr'
ier'1 Lewis. heavyweight wrestling
champion of the world. Topped Jim
Londos. Greek wonder. In one-fall
match here last night. with a head
lock. In one hour and 81 minutes
stanisiaus Zbyszko won a onefan
victory over John Pesck. Nebraska
farmer. throwing him In ono hour
and - minutes with . half Nelson
and crotch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
McCREDIE SHOULD
(s0ASIP

Down in san Francisco wafer
Nccredie. the big boss OF the Port
land Beavers. Ia quoted az saying
that be expects 10 see Seattle wind
~ this year In the second division
because Of the poor lnfield that the
locals have. And he also says ne
expects 10 see baseball have a poor
year In the Northwest AcCredie
should criticize Seattle after trotttng
out the wreck OF a ball club that he
" starting the season With. and "
Portland has a poor season we dons
Name anybody but the Mercedes Tor
WHO would want TO pay their
good coin 70 see that outfit 81 Beav'
ers play ball7 As for Seattle, there
b room for Improvement I'm the In
field all right. but II Seattle doesn't
have as good a baseball season this
year az they did last. wen lose our
guess and we had better year than
any club in the circuit In 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
WARD RUTHS IT

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK.
April 14.--Ping Bodic was the first
man to cross the plate here Wednes
day when the Yankees went to bat
against the Athletics. In the second
inning Bodie doubled and scored with
Aaron Ward when the latter hit q
home run. More than $4,000 fans
crowded the ball lot To noe the first
game Of the season. Police reserves
were called into action 10 keep order.
The first hit was made by G. Walker
OF Philadelphia. Babe Ruth singled
the first time he came to bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
BEES NOSE OUT sIWAsHEs

SALT LAKE. April it.--coming
from behind In the ninth inning. the
Ieoa scored three runs and walked
off with tho game here yesterday. do
featins Seattle . 20 q
Elmer Jsoobs. who had born pitch
Ing good baseball for the visitors.
Lost control In the final franc and
walked Elmer Iteiger with the baAos
loaded. passing In tho tying sin.
The serica now stands one game
All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14

Summary Horns run-Atams Two
base hits@tourdan , without Lynn,
surphy. Spencer Sacrifice hiis-tacoes.
Hanger Runs bAtted tn dams :. LINN
. Thrown cot stealing Kenworthy,
Eidfsf. ~ tynns Jourdan ~ Adams.
keuunrthY, Etrurk out--ftiersr ,. Jacobs
nasss % haiis-KieFer 1. Jacobs
Rams Responsible for NieE~T :, Jsrnt-
Wild pitch~-iacots. Double pisys-
narry 70 SiEiin 60 JeurdAni ken~orshy
so Murphy ffrat ha-~ On error Hostus
I@ft on bases Seattle q. salt Lake
umpir.s-nyrun aud Taman. Tfme-s,ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
RABBIT STARTS II

CINCINNATI. April iA-Rabbit
Maranyllic was the first Pittsburger
to get bit in Wednesdays opener.
polling out a single In the FIRST In
ming. Daubcrt rot cincinnau's first
biz In the first. a line single to cen
ter. Msrapviiie had the firrt error
and II gave Cincinnati the first run
Of the game. coming after LuQue's
triple into the crowd. MaranviIle
hca ytnx Wild TO first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
JOHNSTON FIRST

ST. LOUIS. April is.--Johnston.
Cleveland first baseman. second man
Up In the first inning. beat out q
slow roller 20 third base for the first
HIT Of the cleveiand-st Louis game
here Wednesday. Sisier. third man
up for St Louis In their half Of the
frs, inning. lined n triple down the
third base lima No one was on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
FIRST GAME HERE
NEyT WEDNESDAY

The first game on the local tos
VIII be played next "Wednesday
With Sacramento furnishing the op-
position. The local field should be
In pretty good shape IL the rain
lays off for the rest Of the week.
The infield has been gone over and
the outfield grass Is trimmed and
ready for the openings Any more
rain. however. will make those pas
tures mighty tough on the ny
ehasers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
GARDNER WON'T
co TO ENGLAND

CHICAGO. April it<-Robert A.
Gardner definitely announced
wednesday that he would not be a
member OF the party OF American
golfers that win sail soon for Eng.
Land to participate In the champion
ship tournament at Hoy lake
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vstevsay's b~~o-sep~u~ Hasy.
Tho ssys~apev nuss bsss~nss Of the
Giant. sn.<kc-i . home In the liza
tssins THAI bs~Ai fiss fbiiiles. 10 Va ..
rahs Ruth hu two Doubtless and tbvos
singles In five visits 10 the plate. hsipinE
the fsnk. bcAt tho Athisuca IL TO l.
Bohns ana Fobssoa. recruit inf1sidsrr
Of the Reds. got too hits each. and fig
urvd In tho t-te-s victory over the
Pirates
I've Wild tbrows IN Gss third In
sinG rave the nsvwss . t-ss-e via
ever the bey eisad Isdiaas. smith
hit . hosnss and ns~ ell made thrrs
evs~fv-
Alexander the Great pftchsA his nra
opening axsns. and tho Caes be&i the
Cards s To 4 OKareu slapped . homo
run sttb sae en-
Pse~tssnf Harding threw the ftru ban
ana kept a boz score Of the Red fors
t-to-s victory ever the senators walter
Johnson lasted sEiy four inninss In the
boa
Finch hits ~ shsshaa ana Seis nw-
ur~d 10 tho Rsbinr t.to-s victory over
the Brave. O'kaliis homer ~tth
on knocked cAdSre OFT tho mound 10 the
sSserih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
PORTLAND MAY
FALL OFT OF LEAGUE

Unless Portland MANAGES to win
I few bah games pretty soon the
Beavers win bs so far behind that
they'll be in danger OF falling out
u the bottom Of the league The
Beavers managed to lose every
game Of the opening series to san
Francisco and they are not doing
much better against the Sacramento
team this week. The Beavers have
the nucleus Tor a fairly good team
Nth such men as Pooie. krug.
taker and Cox on the squad. but
49, can't win games alone
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set by the league. The game.
which was won by the Lincoln
Park team by a 3-to-0 count,
has been thrown out Of the
records.
Unless the Raiiara Merchants
register their mon by tonight their
team win also lose Its franchise
MAY CIT To
FOUR TEAMS
This viii cut the Class A teams
10 four squads. the ShAmrox Athletic
club. Iouie's French Dry Cleaners.
Stack shows and the Thrvs Broth
ers' Dye workA
II only four teams compete there
won't be any round robin. Instead
the schedule viii b. rcarrpngcd and
each team will meet each team In
this division twice
Only one regular league Ear,e In
the Class A division has bean played.
Louic's French Dry Cleaners defeat
ting the shamrox club last Sunday.
ABOUT SUNDAY
SCHEDULE
In cas-. the Ballard team does noa
enter the league the Scheduie for
Sunday win be.
Three Brotherv Dye works W
shamrox A. C. at Woodland park.
Stack Showns vs. Louic's French
Dry Cleaners at Walla Waila-
IL Ballard enters the league the
schedule viii hec
Three Brothcrr Dye Works va
Stacy Showns at Lincoln park.
ballard Merchants vs. Louse's
French Dry Cleaners at Lincoln
park
This win give the shamrux Grub
an open date and . esme for than
will be iin~i up thru SpaidinxA
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
ON FRIDAY
Managers Of Class a teams srust
watch The Star Friday for nnai an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
oTARREII. SLAMS IY

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE fiYst
home run Of the season vas knocksd
out here wednesday By o'FaSr>il
Cub catcher. when he damned enc
a the balls pitched By Jesse Hainen.
81 Louis Cardinal hurier, over the
hight field fence IN the fourth inning.
Two wrrs on the hagA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
WITT CONNECTS

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
drss run Of the baseball season here
was made wednesday b. The Boston
Red Sox against the Nationals on .
triple and = sacrifice ny. WIT
slammed one a yohnpnS fast ones
for thres hasss and gailopsd home
whea Poster fied b left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
FLETCHER QUITS CAME

COLLINsvfLLE m. April IA
Art Fletcher. Philadelphia Nation
ais shortstop, today said he was
considering retiring from baseball
Fletcher, who came here last week
TO attend his fathers funeral. de-
clared ne wished to settle down"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14

nouncement Of Sundays schedule.
In the meantime tho Managers OF
the clubs want 10 have their grounds
lined IN for Sunday 10 there will be
no further hitch after Fridays an
nounccmantz
n II TO be regretted that one Of
the teams has been asked 10 forfeit
its franchise. but with the cooper
alton of the teams that really want
to play league baseball according To
tie rules laid down by The Star. the
league will go thru from now on
according 60 schedule.
WASHINGTON PARK
TEAM JOINS
In the Ciasr II division the wash.
ington park team has bocn given a
franchise. They viii replace the
Beacon nm team In tho race and
will play their home games AT
Washington park. which In near
Madison park ON the r. Madison st.
carline.
They win play rnefr nrss rans Of
the season with the Eckart Char
company at Washington park sun
day. Tho Eckar, team has replaced
the Liberty rart beavers.
Tho complete Glars ~ schedule for
Sunday follows
EckRrt Cignr Company w Wash
inE,on PARK at Washington park.
Zerolene Cubs w. Highland PARK
A. G at Hiawatha playfeid.
Bulldogs va. Queen Anne Aertais
at Mercer playfiesd.
Chambers vs. South Seattle At
South Seattle.
Shamrox A. C. second team Va
Pirates at waiia waiia piayficid-
Rainier Athletic club Va. Ftrrt Hin
Merchants at Lincoln park.
Managers OF hom. teams for Sun
day don't want 70 forge, 20 report
10 the sporting editor Of The Star
by Z p. N. tonight tho time they
have their grounds lined up for Sun
DAY. These announcements yin 10
published in Fridays Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
DUNDEE vs.. KANSAS

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aprfl a.
signed contracts for tho Johnny
Dundee Rocky Kansas bout here
April 20 were filed with the state
boxing commission here Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
MAY GET PLAYERS
FROM YANKEES

~ E1tck. Who can - mcre
Ikyers cut Il big ieAxus teams
ter the men he sends Up than any
blot In the league mag Be able
- squeeze . shortssop out Of the
New York Yanks ret The Tigers
ass certainly In . sad way for .
Ia 70 replace Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14
VERNON INF1ELD
ABOUT SHOT

Vernon Is In . sad way for key
stone men Carl Sawyer. vho vas
Ming the bin pretty well at sec
cad. broke his Les In Sacramento
Sunday. Young German. who In
playing lust fair game at short
has been shifted 10 second and
Manager F,szick has been forced To
PIT the veteran Aicock II short
what . difference this pair must
haks In the Vernon defense which
- had Johnny M1tehei az short
ara Bob Fisher IL second for the
pa11 I've Seasonal
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Warrington .ssss..sss.sssss
natterissi Jones and Ru~s, Johnson.
Erickson. zachary ana rtoinioh. Charity
Al pe,roN chicago strost sanss post
pon.d. rala
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@as&wl
@918S

NJ n.sM Nnlsss s-na u.sess ~
ma Nv - As sunssa n rhs 49,
49, s~Ang agntase he 1an1tO
n s.uih sssssie rhs CAssAsHrv
~upsA hsss~ viii 0sas nsss 49,
- : ~ Ne e~sss sG.1sss ~ BALI
Asss a SaffrxSsa unsA tnee w-
me spssh Seattle ssasA vm pey
w.ss,rsson park ~ sooth sssssie ca
NJ ne South Seattle sstht vss
80 .aul~d 10 PLAY south hsAsoa tAss
uesk. bot the Beacon team .droep<d y.
ara - wsAhingsaa f~rt has r~pss'as
B~aeon In The sehedai~ this sAme -
b played sa the nrss s1sn a~l~ WV
ieaxua
On. ~ NJ ~ ssn~s N a. oas
ssvsssoa sunday shssh b The hain.
c-rr-t nm Merchants tussse ~
rIn~oin psyt- Both won their nrsf
games . ussh ago rather hAndhy.
ys~.s osss. = ne sh.SrG
c. se~saA tsAa, y esminG nxh ss".s
vtth the viiisv. Ne r>pped $50 sss
the circuit against the Highiass
Fs~k sgssA ~ w~ah-
Don Hun,~. vhs p4seh.A for the
broadway high /shoei team last y-sr.
has jained tho Three Brothsrs DYE WORK
cluh
T>nv- BugnsA ai,-esty ssASus mr.
s.rksr iass year. n piayfns the sAns
classy brand Of ball around the hfN
cushion for the Louis yreneh Dry Sse>n-
srs this ssason
The IIhpvsy PuwA besvevs wm ~
known - the E1knst Cigar 90. team
frwm ssss sa. the sqsad b>ing sndes
the maasx sssseas al Wy Caseoa-
Chsvi~y s~hmsts, fcrmv Seattle
barter. y cSaching this t~Aa-
DOC Adams. who pitched the ssadiom
nfsn school TO the intsrsoholastlc cham
ptoushtp Of Tacoma last year. has bssn
signed to pitch foe the STACY sn""n
t<afa
Young o'Donnsfi. vho made I'VE nits
out of six trips 70 the plate TOT tes
snauror A. q. second team last wsex.
VIII play with the first team for the rest
Of the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-14

II Oakland he didn't burn up tho
paths like he can when he trieS
Bill Kenworthy. Seattie's new
oz}ot was anxious to land Lane
cBr~ the season started. deciar
NJ that Buiy could step out and
Rad the league In stealing any
0me when he really tried And II
certainly looks like he's trying.
And besides runnins the bases
Ike a jack rabbit. Lane Is pummel
Ing the ban hard. too.
II he keeps up his present hust-
ung pace hen be big favorite
with the local fans.
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NOTfJT GAME

URBANA. H.. April 14.--Robert
Barnes. Illinois University pitcher,
twiried a no.hit. no-run game against
>nkswestern here yesterday. iii
nois won 8 20 o. Barnes famed 10
men and didn't allow a walk.
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The fis-t iadis~' dag II fhe sessss
IL being Staged ~ the Crystal FosS
today from ~ until .. m.
Lambert ftsnbsfRh. captain ~ thu
Crystal swimming club team. looms ~
the leading Seattle entry IN the msnt
junior A. A. y. plunge for distance III
has been doing better than 10 fsSe u
practice
Tho Crystal dub team IL d~vu -
reai Training fer the coming y. y. A.
naet. which viii be held al the Pool
May "a. The regular list al indoss
swimming events Will be held.
The Pacific coast outdoor s~inn mine
and diving championships will be held ~
Tent CITY. Coronado. on july 10.
The National A. A. u. ibs-yard bs1h-
stroke championships via b hsid ~
Los Angeles April ~.