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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
Jack Dempsey's Career
Jack erexs up on Jim Flynn
Licks flock of hedries in short time
Wins title: defends 10 against Miske and Brennan.

Jack started 1919 with three one
round knockouts. all in January. Biz
Jack Hickey. Kid Harris and Kid
Henry fell In order. Then Eddy
Smith WAS siieneod In ono round on
Feb. 1, and Tony DRAKE on April ,.
The long list ~ wins and on..round
knockou,s led to the championship
battle with willard After long
layoff Dempsey pitched camp In To.
iedo and trained for the big fight.
When n came off. on July =. Jack
knocked Jess out In the third. He
pulled down $4,000 M challenger.
bu, took with !, the heavyweight
crown. wiilarsi's shar. was Sioo. 900
and the loss Of ths title.
Machinery wns then set In motion
for a worlds title bout between
Georges Carpenter. champion Of
France. and Jack Dempsey. heavy
king OF America
In the meantime Dempsey toured
with a circus and Ia vaudeville. Ills
troubles with his wife resulted In
litigation and q divorce Then he an.
tered the movies. He finished q pic
ture. In which he was star. and then
sought more battles. He wac matched
with Billy Miske. Labor Day. Sept. 6.
1920. at Benton Harbor. Miske last.
ed three rounds and Jack drew Sss..
900 for knocking him out.
The next fight was with bin Bren.
nan. Dec. ~. at New YORK city.
Dempsey knocked him out in tho
18th round. II was the longest time
any fighter had stayed In the ring
with Jack.
The champ then returned 70 his
home In Salt Lake City. He turned
down a proposed tour Of Europe and
recntercd the movies. when his
second picture was completed he
went into vaudeville again for n short
time and then journeyed to Freddie
wcish's health farm az Summit. ~.
j.. where he played golf. took hikes
and generally prepared for training
for the worlds championship battle
with Carpenter July .. this year. at
Jersey City.
Tho next move was 10 Atlantic
City. whore the Dempsey training
camp IN pitched
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Hal Cochran to
Tell Carpenters
Story Next Week

y The final instailment Of the
rise Of Jack Dempsey from
zach picker 70 the worlds Leavy-
weight fistic championship. is be-
Ing published In The star today.
Monday the first chapter Of the
history OF Georges Carpenter.
the challenger In the fight OF
the century" viii BE- Published in
Tho Star. Five other chapters
will follow next week. The ssory
Of Carpenters history will also
be written by Hal Cochran. II
you haven't been reading Jack
Dcmpsey's yarn get hep to the
story on Carpenter. story with
q real kick in II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
SEVEN STAR LEAGUE
BALL GAMES ON
TAP SUNDAY

Seven games are booked for The
Star league for Sunday. The follow
ing schedule will be in vogue:
Class a
Shamrox A. &. First team w.
Louie's French Dry Cleaners nj
Walls Walla at 4 p. m.
Class b
Highland Park Athletic Club
Juniors vs.. South Seattle NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
BY ALEX G. ROSE

VIII an American win the British
amateur golf championship? This
question will be answered in a few
days because the giants Of the fair.
ways began their struggle for
this coveted honor on the Hoylake
links today. DR.. Paul Hunter Of
California. who is the only rcpr~-
showing surprisingly good form in
his practice games, but he Is not en-
pected to travel as far In the tituiar
event as Robbie" Jones. Chick"
Evans or Francis Ouimet. Americas
chances of victory are very bright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
KILBANE
PREDICTS
K. O. IN
BIG BOUT
BY JOHNNY KILBANE
FeAth~wcight Champion

Ny Judgment IL that someone In
going to set knocked out when
Dempsey and Carpenter hook up at
Jersey City on July 2.
can't imagln. two men carrying
the waIioping power that Jack and
Georges have. swapping siedge ham.
mer blows for more than a few
rounds without something happen.
ing that win wind up the fight
Bccausc Of the steam that In 60.
Ing 10 20 into these punches. both
mon will have 10 guard their hands
with care. For. incorrectly delivered.
a blow like that which toppl~d Big
Jcss Willard or the one that BOWED
over Joe Beckett can break a BOXERS
hand In a hurry,
BONER IN
MORE DANGER
Strange ~ this may sound. a box
er In in far greater danger OF break.
ing his hands than is a brulsing
fighter Carpenter win have To
guard against II snoro carefully than
~1ii Dempsey. dexpit. the facf that
Jacks piledrtving blows have GAINED
him the name of man killer
This In bccaus> = fighters punches
are given by weight--thcy arc more
on the order Of shcvcs. and arr Do.
hvcr~d from the body. A boxer De.
bvers his blows from the ,ocs--they
60 over with pep and snap and II IL
this auickp>~s that brings a broken
hand II the blow lands incorrectly.
Every blow should be 80 delivered
that all four knuckies land sauarciy.
The elbow should not be twisted. AZ
10 often done In a hook. because n
the punch IL hard one. the arm as
wen ms the hand Is likely to be
broken.
WOULDN'T STOP
FIGHT
I've broken my own hands several
times. principally a. a result Of try.
'ng TO get In and away from a man
In . hurry.
Broken hands. OF course. would
SLOW up the bi. fight. but wouldn't
necessarily stop II. for both men are
two-handed fighters.
Dempsey. especially. in adep, with
either hand. Naturally a one-hand.
ed boxer. Jack Kcarns spent weeks
In making Dempsey boz tough boys
In the gymnasium with one hand
tied behind him. 80 tina, today he il
equally good with either hand.
Copyright. 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
YANK MAY
COP GOLF
TITLE IN
ENGLAND
Par Figures
Changed at
Waverly Course

Par for the Waveriy Country
club course at Portland. over
which the 1921 Pacific North
west golf championship will be
staged. has been increased on
stroke az the result OF lengthen.
ing and renovation OF the holes.
The old distance was s.07f yards
and the new distance is $3.50
yards. The new par Is ~ and
DOGGY is So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
FOUR TEAMS
ENTER P. C..
TRACK MEET

Only four teams were entered in
The Pacific Coast conference track
meet which was 10 bc held at
Eugene. Orr. today Washington.
Oregon. Oregon Argies and Wash.
ington state entered squads.
The work OF JENNIE OF Pullman In
the pole vault. Pope OF Washington
In the discus. Hurley Of Washington
In the sprints and Tuck OF Oregon
In the javeiin were TO be the big
features of the meet.
Stanford and California did not
enter teams as their crack squads
are competing in the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
ORCHARD TO BE
RAINIER PRO.

Frank Orchard Of the Skagit C0un-
try club has been obtained to take
over the professional work at The
Rainier Golf club. Frank. who n
well known in Northwest goifing cir
cles. will ''move In" on the course On
the Dies Moines highway some time
next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
LINCOLN VS..
BROADWAY

lincoln and broadway were TO
clash today in their annual dual
track meet. The meet was being
staged JON Denny field, at the univer.
sity. The teams are evenly matched
and close contest IL expected. The
meet was TO start at . y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
MEMS
SINGLES
TO OPEN
TOURNEY
Players Should
Report When Not
Able to Play

For the convenience OF oppon.
entx and also to avoid defaults,
players entered in The Star ten
MS meet are requested TO inform
The star In plenty OF time when.
ever they cannot play scheduled
match. Matches win not be trans.
\<srr~d unless II Is a case OF urg.
nt business or iiincss that keeps
p players from reporting on
me. Players must also rcmem.
orr that they must report at
woodland park within 30 minutes
OF the time they are scheduled TO
play or the match n forfeited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
CONZACA
WALLOPS "U"

SPOKANE, May 21.-The Com
ga university ball team spanked the
University Of Washington slug
gers" here yesterday to the tune q
14-2. Sixteen hits were made by the
local boys off the combined efforts
Of Leonard, Harper and Gardner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
Who'll Win?

NEW YORK. May 2i.-Jack
Gleason. former promoter and
manager:
Dempsey ought 20 win from
Carpenter In about four rounds.
The Frenchman IL n fast man
and a good boxer. but don't be
llese he In strong enough 10 keep
the aggressive American away
from him. Dempsey In the hard
er puncher and has a style Of
fighting that Is hard for n boxer
20 cope with"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

The Ballard and Queen Anne track
teams were to meet on the cinder
path this morning IN their annual
dual meet. Both teams are evenly
matched and q close meet was ex-
pected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

This story OF Jack Dcmpsey's On
recr has been written for The Star
OF which was furnished by Dempsey
himself. Tho rest was obtained from
Dempsey's close acquaintance and
official records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
TILDEN
WORKS OUT

PARIS, May 2l.--william T. TIL
den. worlds singles champion. work.
ed out here today for the first time
In preparation for competition in the
worlds hard court tennis champion
ships starting May rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
AMERICAN
GOLFERS
WIN

LONDON. May 2i.--American goli
stars at Hoyiake today made a clean
sweep Of the foursomes which start
I'd the international matches BE-
tween, the American and British
teams. The Americans had little
trouble In disposing OF the most
formidable British combination In
four matches.
Before the matches the chances OF
the Americans In the singles were
considered excellent, but little hope
was extended for them In the four.
somes.
Chick Evans and Bobby Jones
put the American colors on top
in the first match when they beat
Simpson and Jenkins OF the British
team In a foursome five UP and
three to 20.
ouimet and Guilford repeated the
victory in the second match by
beating Cyril Toiley. the British
champion. and Holderness, three UP
and two to 30.
The third match also went to
Attt Whtu uuukNi An0
Platt defeated Montmorency and
wetEered one up.
The last match. making q clean
sweep. was taken by the Amer.
cans when Wright and Fownes
beat Aylmer and Armour. four
UP and two to 80. 3
The Americans showed great
form and were literally applauded
by large gallery of spectators
who followed them around the
course.
Chick Evans. American cham
pion. who is suffering with rheuma-
tism. limped around but his game
did not seem TO be affected. Bobby
Jones. the boy wonder" more
than lived up to the great things
the Britishers had been expecting
OF him. He also laborcd under
a handicap as he has been sort of
under the weather" from the un.
accustomed climatic conditions.
----~-------------------
Durum wheat, introduced herp
from Russia in 1899. now produces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
.9tG, !@
E=ff1S ga

l.. Davis, the ysang Stamford ne&
star. who defeated MarphniI Alicn, a
Washington. yesterday. beat hia
es.n cspssin. Phil Necr. In the DIAL
score Of ga. s-s.
PHI Neer. OF Portland. and Stanford
net captain. Was defeated yesterday by
wallace Bates, captain OF the University
OF California tennis team. in two straight
love sets-
Inurse. the sll-Amevican ouartar-
hack from rrinceaen, h somewhat 81
sprinter. He ftnhhed second to
Feidmen. the crack Yale sprintev, In
the rccent sie-rrinceton dual mee4.
The Michigan Agxies arc without the
services OF a football coach. Patsy"
Clark. their former tutor resigned TO ac-
cept the coaching Job at the University
of Kansas.
Tho two-man stanford university
tennis team, which will tour the
country sooU. has . snatch scheduled
with the University Of Dcesoit team
~ Detroit, June 10.
The interest taken In the coming
baseball contests between tho University
OF Washington and the Washington
state college for the championship OF tho
Pacific Coast conference IL running high.
The teams will clash Thursday and Fri
day afternoon on Denny field. one OF
the biggest crowds that has ever viewed
a university ball tint is expected to he on
hand when the Dodgers and Cougars
clash.
The University OF washington ball
team plays the crack waseda university
team at Tokyo. Japan. July 6, Z, & and ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
FETTER WINS
AT NORTH END

H. J. Fetter won the monthly Md
al competition at the Seattle club last
Saturday. with a score Of ss-22-se.
X. r. Stafford and r. r. Van TuyI.
with net IT'S. tied for second prize.
There were Al entrants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

TORONTO. May 41.--CarI Ire.
maine. Of Cleveland. scored a tech.
nical Knockout over Roy Moore, Of
st. Paul. In the eighth round Of their
scheduled ten-round bout here last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
Star Net Drawings

Editors note: In the foiowing drauing No. plays No
No plays No. and docn the list The hiners Of
No and No. play The tcnners Of No and No and SO
on dorn until the final round is reached This drdw
,cH be listed chart and filled in at Woodland park
as the matches are COMPLETED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

TIGERS
TAKE
PREP
LEAD


sroadway. Franklin and Ballard
were victorious In Yesterday prep
oail uits. The best game OF the aft.
5000" a. "s'eu "p ostWesn hr"1u'
wv '"'o S"Nh anne
Queen Anne and Broadway tangled
In an exciting prep mix yesterday.
count
h'"."wny booted Tn" baii-around
INC io' I'm" they we're playing soc
CIT ana many considered them lucky
70 come out on top.
inc Hcor~' X H. "
- .''''''' ~ 10
f'''' ''ss' '''f 4" ~
batt~rrs - Saunders. Zolla and
"i"'H' wright and Mckenzie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
ELkS INVADE
BEILINGHAM

Harry Caiohan. captain Of the local
Eiks' team. will take his mashie
wielders TO Bellingham tomorrow to
engage in match. with the solffng
Bills OF that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
|rNGIEWOOD
| OPEN SEPT. I

According TO present indicatisas
the lngiewood course. situated It ne
north end Of Lake Warrington. Win
be opened for play about the ffrst of
September. The grass on the put
ting greens and fairways II lust
about ready" 70 also Ia Gene Hatton
and the rest Of the gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
HAW AND
DORIAN WIN

Gordon Haw and ''Bn1" Dorian won
the Observation-Disclosures tourna-
ment OF the Jefferson Park club
when they defeated Clark Speirs ana
j. Haakons in the finals this week
The match ended on the 18th gFoen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
M. GIBBONS
WINS AGAIN

NEW YORK. May 2f.--Mike Glib.
bons, Of st. Paul. won a judges deci.
sion over Patsy FLYNN, OF Brooklyn.
In their 1bround bout here last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
JACKSON AND
MRS. RRIDGEAlAN WIN

Mrs. ]. Bndgeman and Fred Jack.
son. with a net SCORE Of 81. led the
field in the mixed foursomes ut Earl.
ington last Sunday. Mrs. r. Jackson
and Harry Griffith took second hon-
orr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

Enoch BaGshaw, football c@sch at
the unives~ity Of Washington, ciaHe<i
up the spring practice last week with
u series of talks on the rules Of the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21


Ysetsrday's hero - BaborveauS< the
phiilies' outfeider. hit homer that
beat the Cards. 4 to .. Fourier also
hit one for IT. Louis
Manager Cobb and veach hit home
runs. the Tigers running away with the
Red Sof, 1z TO T.
Stevenson. Indian rookie, hit q homer.
helping 10 beat the Athletics. fs to ..
Terry and suiiivAn hit home runs. but
the Cubs lost 70 the Giants. 10 to 0.
Bigbee's double and Maranviiies single
In the eighth inning gave the Pirates
their third straight victory over Brook
iyn. to 2.
Coumbe held the Braves safe all the
way and won his own game for the Reds
by driving In the winning run In the
plyth inning. Score. to T.
Carl Mays was removed from the
mound for tho first time this year. the
white sox heating the Ysnks. TO b.
Babe got n triple
-Four hits. q pass and an error In the
third inning enabled the Browns 70 beat
walter johnson. B 70 =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

With ioi men entered in the mems
singles. the second annual star.
Woodland park tennis tournament
viii open on the North End courts
Monday afternoon with play being
confined the first day to the mems
singles event.
The drawings in the women's
singles event are hesng made today
and win be published Monday The
wouen's singles won't get under way
Until about Wednesday.
Because of the large number OF
entries In the mems singles II will
- necessary to confine the first
few days play TO this event.
Players entered In the meet plan.
ming to enter the doubles events
should not forget that they must nj,
the names OF their partners before
p. m Tuesday night at The Star
One registration Of each team is sui.
nc1ens. Registration may be made
In writing or by telephone.
The schedule for each days play
will be published tn the first edition
Of The Star each morning and can
also be obtained by telephone by call.
tng The Star or the tennis depart
ment OF Piper q Taft's after $50
each morning.
Tho hoys' junior tournament en-.
tries won't close until May - and
play won't start IN this event until
June l. This meet In open to all
boys who had not reached their
18th birthday by March /. 1871.
Mcnday.s schedule follows
y. n.ur - =: :''s r ns ~
A. xseo ?. NJ
HAIRY Gsnidlnr vs.. James bailey
~ 80 r. ~
Fhfl t~wts vs. Thomas swfst.
y j. CurrAn 70 Ciar~nrs Jchnscn.
William waits Fritz HAgist-
onn sksdrnors Rae hard fAnge
Wilton smith Va Hevosrs f.lttis.
Russeii hufsccrn vs. John r. Ryan. ".
jack Ayers w. Peres g. DIR
~ See r. ~
uonry Sciian ~ n C. wiison-
Deu Nolan ~ Phil Erickson.
ye<h shermer Va O. 8 YvsrSon.
Wiiiisra Hssssvs A. Y Hcyea
ku4rssssr Klsssseyx W Maxwen Psfiaeh-
Dan Prescott Pnni Granger.
yIvet Scott f1stchcr Johnson
raai Dyer ~ Bin Foster.
A. e:o0 r. NJ
rrnnk Skinner vs. Edward wiiiiams.
W. H. MUM Va. Alfred WATSON.
Thor Hakznson Alec Ross
Dick Wander Las william Hardy.
Louis couUsx 70. Leo I4xsrstrom
Stewart Barker va Earl c. White.
Harry Somrrs ~. James Lunch.
y r Hover oakley Maxwell
~ Phil Butler va l. A. Watson.
A. s.oo r. ".
Stanley Hughes r. r Mclean.
v
y Hesos r. w Hart.
n. W. Woods vs. william Fox.
RI N. Sheriff. vs. Charles Baxter
Harlow stengei Va. r. TtHord
J. G. Hayes Va Frank Koriovski
Alexander Grixxs 80 John %. Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
LADIES PLAY
AT JEFFERSON

The qualifying round Of the wcm
ems championship Of the Jcffcrson
Park club will be played on Tuesday.
May 81. A two-bail foursome COM
petition Is scheduled for Monday.
May IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
ETH
N9dt33:N

Nsitsss~Ah Amateur AthSssle oish
81 rvvsiaad viii eussv thvv~ swim
nssrs and sse dive In the r. -. a.
us~~s hev~ sa May 81. The sesrs will
No. e"npss~si ef JsrA ret~oshssks.
tho pwe~~ns >s~shwcst tarsstrske
rhss.rssas Reginald uavvss~a. orc
SEQ state - SD iea- ,sr,s chsmpiss.
ussvsssa 10 fsss In the sp~tnss and B.
ssp~~sed tn shsw well In the nse~t
hsvv neat FRIDAY nlSht. usrvid
ustt~a. . Jsnssv. vtl sHake the trio
Meth With the se~a. uastsA. 81
e~vdAag - C~ash Ja<k C~dy. y fast.
Ne vtii have - hsss~v the rpp.sns
r. -. a. rsrwA esassdeeshAs ~ sta
In the Sushsv divhatsa. Dave Fall.
viii csaS~ss fw sAs nrss sAsss h -
1tstas Res1-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
ELKS PLAY IN
HANDICAP MEET

The fifth annual handicap touFna-
ment Of the local Eiks lodge which
started this week has an entry list
Of i2s. and Capt Calohan has snah-
cred In Is prizes for them to shoot ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

The Crystal Swimming club VII NJ
represented by Merlin Fsdd~o. Gust Jar
vie. Lock Webster. Robert Smith. Jack
Way. Roy o'Nsil. Lambert sternberrh.
Harry Mewa,tsrs. Nitric kosowsioff.
Harry SSAidei. George Stevens. sprigrs
waseher. Greg Norris. Monty" At
water. Robert slmmonds. Kenneth Spei-
del. Madeieins Piess. Hester Eastman.
Frsda Hvlen and Ruby Shelton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

Cleveland 10. Philadelphia Q.
Chicago 8. New York 5.
Detroit ~. Boston 2.
81. Louis 3. Washington 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

a~seisaisr sad sp.ksae are sail -
b. heasd frSsu. u hes besn vum~rcd
that the sunaA~sv standing ef Audssy
Griffin, the Neshwest hveassstv~he
ard lag dsssaaoe ehampie~. y sndsv
sSivise0seat of the ID. L. AmA1ess
Afhiesle unisn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21


Batteries: BiaehoIder, Gould. Brop-
ley. Thurston and Byisr. Dell, Fromns.
Love and Hannah.
All other Coast issgue games post
poned on account Of rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
RAIN HALTS
COAST
GAMES

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2i.--tUnit-
ed Press Tho Coast league got very
wet yesterday.
OF the four games scheduled only
one WINS played. The others wcre
postponed on account Of rain.
Salt Lake beat Vernon 10 TO . In
real old-fashioned Salt Lake game
In which the ball was hit TO an cor.
ners Of the lot. Salt Lake marked
up 1s safeties and Vernon ~. Salt
Lake used four pitchers and Vernon
three.
SAN FRANCISCO. May .i.--The
game between the Seals and Seattle.
scheduled to be played hero yestcr.
day. was postponed on account Of
rain and II Is expected that the two
teams will tangie in a doubie.headcr
today and another Sunday.
Kenworthy's men may play here
Monday. Seattle plays Vernon In
the Southern California city next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

The University of Washington bail
team plays the crack waseda university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

Durum wheat, introduced herr
from Russia in 1899. now produces
crop worth $4,000. 900 annually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

FItfHbuFH . BrouNfJh =
Philadelphia I. 81 Louis ,.
New York 10. Chicago 9.
Cincinnati s. Boston 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGIlE

Won. Lost. Pet.
'it'sbufs MINIMUM. 20 .7ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-21

rns Portland Maths yin sosss . sss~as
team, Czech ~ q. pousias haas't -
isossd the team ~ vt bat Il r. sspe~ssd
to isstuds is<s fsgss. fancy awe. I>gss
re-~1t'y vua fourth place In the natiesai
ehamptonship. Ethel knowles ard
Lowell cos,s are too Of Pvsus nds fast
est gfri svlmnsrs Kelley 10 posgiss'
b~st bot 10 the distance spvafs
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-23
AGRICULTURE IN HIGH
SCHOOLS

Plant City, Dec. 23.-Students at
the Hillsborough County Agricultu-
raj High school here have under
cultivation plots of ground with 80
varieties of vegetables and plants
growing, man yOf them new to Flor
ida. The vegetables not so well
known include Chinese cabbage,
Swiss Chard, leek, spinach, parsnips,
rhubarb, kholrabi, Brussels sprouts,
endive, rOmaine and satisfy, the
vegetabl eoyster, An acre of straw
berries and many other staple crops
in this section are being grown on
the plot.
Each boy has a project of his own.
He rents the land from the school
and what he makes upon it is his
own. Boys may be seen working
their patches in the afternoon until
Sunday. In addition to the individu-
al patches are a number of group
projects.