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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
DOG SHOW
ENTRIES
COME IN !,
FAST

Entries for the first annual do
show OF the Puget Sound kennel
club. to be held May s. s and Z. I'd
Kohler's rink, are pouring into the
offices OF the club. 2o7 University st. !,
in a steady stream. in spite Of the
fact that entry blanks and premium
lists were put in the mail but few
days ago. Numbers of dog fanciers
call In person each day to ask HELM
In making out their blanks, which
help is cheerfuily furnished.
Thursday. May s. is the opening
day. Judging will begin promptiy
at $3.50 y. m. but competing dogS
must be on the bench not later than
10 o'clock In the morning OF that day.
Toy breeds and puppy classes will ID
Judged first. Friday. May 6. is $50
ciety Night" and Saturday will see
the judging of variety classes and
finally the placing of "best In show. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
DONOVAN NEEDS ONE
THINC-A BALL TEAM

the cellar.
Minus an infield. with a mediocre
pitching staff and a poor bunch Of
catchers. the pills seemed destined
for the role of helping some other
club win the race.
When Gene rauletsc was banishcd
by Judge lands the infield was
reduced to Art Fletcher, a fading
but reliable veteran. There Is no
first baseman. second baseman. or
third bascman of dependable ability
on the club.
Barring a prcponderance OF left
hand hittcrs, the .outfield looks more
like baseball team with williams.
Neaie. Meusei. stengel and lie.
dourvc.
Lee Meadows. Jimmy Ring. Sc
cured from the Reds. and Stan
Baumgartner. a youngster. seem to
be the best OF an inferior pitching
staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
SEALS AND
ANGELS
LEAD
RACE

San FRANCISCO. April s.--San
Franchises Seals. with four straight
wins over tho Portland Beavers.
and Los Angeles. with. four wins
over Seattle. led the Pacific Coast
league ns the teams went into the
first week end games today.
Tn. Seals took tho fourth game
yesterday, 20 :. Customers said
they got their moneys worth.
with the Seals beating Portland.
Oakland and Salt Lake were busy
getting started on the Bees home
grounds. The Bees proved the
busiest and took the first game
those teams have played. TO 3.
Sacramento evened things up with
the Tigers with a seven 20 five
victory.
Down AT Los Angeles. Seattle
gave the Angels a merry race with
the score tied until the ninth
inning. Then Hughes. Angelic
pitcher. singled and scored Linde.
more. making Il = TO for Los
Angeles.
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usemb~rs
the bsstbaiand last
end The following the Hs~noran Power Edg
Rhodes Thenra th~r~; Cachan kerns Slovenian
Gibson rnsd~ froudeIAppy Van
wink Mcrherson Hair Mckccsn osro, Hewitt
Haskons McCru,Crktr Ash
Bridge " GabraihfhIlps Por~rwhiton Waite Metsn
Pollock Buloc,s sehuhek
matches before April H.
and ~r~k will be allowed for succeeding round
Play qualifying Of and
players
qualified In will the round
Mekiiop Campbell Russe&E
Hurisurt Bainx Moore Pevtn~; Stafford seho
field Mcdonald Mosekrn B~~te luiskamO sands.
triple tie resulted monthly medal Mc sands
and Stafford each having net Of Ia
WHOM jefferson planning
Iil fair MondHy-sds
Of competition win BE- whLh
Ap~n 1 TIN
charges edge Tho womcs championship which
expected time June should
matches when such clever players Jackson Young
Mrs Brideman. Miss Scott Mrs West
Hotehkns get together.
According from Inc Call
fc~us will nsmh~r f
the British Isles this Of gclnng
black. Of
the professional
exceptionally strong players A. lat years Northwest Van
DR. Hunter tho qualifying medal
fest~d the semi finals
Wilhelm
Black finished fourth In the . anco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
CREWS
READY
FOR BIG
RACE

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.--The
University Of Washington md Uni
versi,y OF California Frosh and
Varsity crews were 20 be ready
for the starters gun this morning
for their big races on III. Oakland
estuary.
The Frosh race was 10 start
shortly after s.3o and tho Varsity
race 10 start at 10.
Critics concede the Washington
Frosh crew TO he easy victors over
their Southern opponents. The
Varsity race will be much closer.
A California victory viii mean a
trip to tho big regatta Mt POUCH.
beepsie by the Golden Bears. Should
California win. II will be the first
time since these two crews have
met that they have defeated Wash.
ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
LOCALS DUE
tn GIT STARTED

Seattle Is about due 10 yet started
IN the win column. After all the
praise flung world wide BY experts
IN the Seattle trimming camp regard.
ing the condition OF tn. Seattle team.
we who had TO view the training sea
oon from Seattle took II for granted
that the tribe was due TO get Off to
. grand start. But as soon as the
team opened the season sors backs.
s.tummy" aches. sore arms and such
were Immediately developed In the
ranks Of the Seattle club and now
ne have lost four straight games
20 the Angels after being assured by
the experts that we would take the
series. There's no doubt but what
Seattle has n good ball II the fun
strength Of the team IL In the field
and that shortsfop berth Is once
plugged up to Satisfaction. But II
seems MS IL II would be more Of a
credit 20 the team II they admitted
their defeats rather than fall back
en- aiibitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
ROOKIE
Directory
II y y
DODGERS

wALLy HOOD -- outfIeider. Looks
rips enough 20 stick. Game M 20
Dodgers last spring. and was farmed TO
salt Lake club IN June hit .307 with
SAT- Lake. Age 20. weighs ist, height
6 feet
stMMfE POST 49, sou,hpaw. Secured
from Portsmouth club. IN Virginia league.
Won - games. lost 10.
PAUL -auHEibtN- Pitcher Played
with Lakeland club, In Florida state
league, Ia 1870 Won ~ games, iost "a.
with second division club. Ags 10. (.
weight if5. height feet 2 inches
WALTER kEEiEy-shortstop. Played
with sc, haryH college team, Oakland.
Cal. last year. Age 90. weighs 176.
height feet
HALrH PHELPS southpaw Played
semi pro bail nj Fulton. n. y. IN 1890.
Lost but two games In 30 with Fulton
club. Established record o. 30 games out
OF ~ starts for fun season. Age "a.
wcigtu i73. height feet inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
MMILLAN
PLEASES
WILLIAMS

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. April a.
Center college football players had
the wrong policy In praying before
their games. according TO Ink" VIII.
liams. star negro end OF Brown uni.
vcrsity.
Here's the story told by Jim Bar
rett. another Brown star:
The Center basketball team played
Brown last winter. After the games
Williams was looking over 10 Nc.
MILAN. the allAmerican quarter. rs
he was under the showers.
Asked for his opinion. Ink" said:
wei, II had the build OF that
hoy. sure wouldn't waste my time
praying for heavenly succor. I'd
wade in with both arms flying and
let the other team do the praying. +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
DEMPSEY TO
PLAY GOLF

Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy.
weight champion, who managed to
play a game OF golf with Georges
Carpenter when that worthy was in
America last. will demonstrate his
golf game to Seattle golf bugs today
down at Darlington where he will
play with Tim O'Neill, Gene Hatton
and Eddie Milne.
Dempsey will close his engagement
at the Pantages theatre tomorrow.
leaving for New York after the last
performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
BANTAM CHAMP
is OUTPOINTED

CLEVELAND. o.. April a.-Young
Montreal, Of Providence. X. L.. out.
danced. out.punchcd and out-pointed
Joe Lynch In 10 fast rounds here
last night. Montreal won seven
rounds by a wide margin. two were
even. while the ninth went TO Lynch.
Lynch had one eye closed and
was bleeding profusely from the
mouth when he left the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
ANDERSON
WINS

PORTLAND. April s-The bout
here last night between Lee Ander.
son. 173 pound Oakland light heavy.
weight and Tiny Herman. Astoria's
iss pound Goliath, resulted In the
almost total humiliation OF Mr.. Her.
man. The California tar baby stretch.
ed Herman on the canvas twice for
the count Of nine in one round alone.
Clair Bronco. San FranciHco. won
the decision over Stanley willis. local
1913 FOUNDER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
MICHIGAN
AND u. OF C..
READY

SAN FRANCISCO. April e.-Tho
University OF Michigan and Univer.
slty of California track teams arc
ready for their big meet TO be held
this afternoon at Berkeley. The Cal.
ifornia team viii cut its squad 80
that II win be the same size as it's
opponents.
Today IL n big sport day for this
vicinity. The Washington Cnlifor.
MIA crew race In the morning and
the big track meet In the afternoon
are the principal events scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
ANGELS AND SEALS
OFT IN FRONT

while the Los Angeles team has
been throwing the hooks into Seattle
the San Francisco club has been do
ing likewise TO Portland. and this
puts tho Angels and Seals in a tie
for the leadership at present. Vernon
and Sacramento have broken even 40
far In four games replete with plenty
Of runs. Oakland and Salt Lake got
started for the first time yesterday
and the Salts gave the Oaks an
awful drubbing.
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ny \. A MOVES

PHILADELPHIA. April s.--"wild
Bm" Donovan didn't get any flowers
when he took over the management
Of the Philadelphia Nationals. lie
just got verbal sympathy. In aspir'
irr to do wha, no other manager has
accomplished since the days OF Pat
Moran. Donovan needs but ono thing
IA ball team.
With what he has n, his disposal,
Quaker City fans will crown him n
success IL he lifts the Pills out OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
u. OF w. BALL
TEAM WINNER

The University OF Washington ball
team walloped the Mlkado Jap bali
team yesterday by an so count on
University field. The timely hitting
OF the winners was "A big factor in
their victory The University nine
viii tackle the Aaahi team this after
noon at ESQ on the University field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
RIDLEY
TO co
WITH
DEMPSEY

The stable OF Joe Waterman. the
well.known local fight manager. viii
be broken up for tho summer.
Macario Flores. Young Zuzu and
Eddie Moore will sail on the We
natchee for Manila.
Waterman and Bud Ridley. his
star featherweight. will leave Mon.
day morning with Jack Dempsey and
his party for the East. Ridley Will
probably meet some OF the best men
in the East. They VIII return after
the Carpenter fight. Flores and
Moore will return in October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
CRYSTAL POOL
OPENS TODAY

The crystal Pool natatorium is
open for the first time 10 the public
today. II will be open every day
for the rest of tho summer season.
The place has been completely rem.
ovated and Puget Sound water. M.
tered, sterilized and heated. Is used
In the big tank.
A splash party, with the Crystal
Swimming club as hosts. was given
last night. About 400 swimmers
attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
JOE LYNCH
OUTPOINTED

CLEVELAND. o.. April s.--Joe
Lynch. bantamweight champion. was
outpointed by Young Montreal Of
Providence In their i0-round no.
decision bout here last night. Sport
writers said that Montreal carried
seven rounds, Lynch one and two
were even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Yos ANGELES. April s.-Los A
reies cinched the series by wailopiII
Seattle the fourth consecutive tin
here yesterday afternoon. The fin
count was 40.
The locals put across the winnie
counter In their half OF tho ninth.
Tho base running OF Billy Lam
right fielder for the losers. wx6I
Of the features OF yesterdays tn
besides being directly responsible fu
two OF hia teaun's seo-~x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
SEATTLE
SENDS
TEN PIN
SQUADS

Tho NORTH west Interns Pc
Bowling congress viii open in
land Monday and will continue
out the week.
This event IL the classic of q
Northwest bowling season and SOC
big league pin snashing should
In order.
Seattle viii b. represented by
teams at tho big meet The teaq1
follow:
King D'Oro Cigars.
BoIdt's Cafe.
y. -. Brooks.
Pslo Cigars.
Rube's Cafe.
Rippe's Cafe.
Elhs No. I.
Elks No. 2.
Elks No. 3.
shepard 4 Dootson.
The Seattle teams will bowl =
Friday with the exception OF d
King D'Oro team. which VIII roll =
I Thursday.
Teams from all OF the leadir|
cities Of the Northwest will be =
! tered In the big meet and " would
be surprising 10 see some recoa1
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
TO BOX FOR
A FARM

LONDON. April e.--Dorset Thomas
and John Wade went in the farming
business together. Arguments arose
and they decided to box TO decide
who was to stay on the farm and
who was TO move out. Wade won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
WHERE THEY
PLAY NEXT WEEK

The teams shift next week with Sc
attic going TO Salt La> Gan Fran
cisco to Oakland. Portland TO Sacra-
mento and Los Angeles will tangle
with Vernon at Los Angeles.
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PITCHERS
ARE
BROOKLYN
PROBLEM
ny DEAN SNYDER

ES ROUTE WITH THE BROOK.
LYS DODGERS. April s.--sore arms
have bothered po-ixrr pitchers this
spring.
Tho whole club has rounded TO
slowly. New Orleans oiiwa'c proved
too wet for good training conditions,
Tn. pitching arms that swcp, tho
f'lAibush boys TO a pennant In 1870
lacked their old effectiveness In the
early exhibition games.
Uu,ii recently tho Dodgers did no,
show much of their championship
form.
Up TO
THE HuRI.ERs
1T takes warm sunshine. dry air
and plenty Of work 20 unllrnber tho
arms Of veterans like mine" says
Manager wiibert Robinson.
.rhi. time last spring we were In
the pink
Tho Dodgers chance 20 keep In
the prnnan, fITh, Thu. year depends
moro on ~. mound staff than any
other big ieaxsls club.
Will. o,hsr National league teams
hav. been strengthened BY new In.
feeders and dusfielders. tho Dodgers
remain unchanged.
Burielgh Grimes. acc % their isss
with salary demands yet.
II he stays out the remaining vet.
Grams will have TO carry more Of tho
pitching lead.
ONLY THREE
IN FORM
Galore. Smith and Reuiher arc tn.
only pitcher. who have tewained their
form. Mitchell. pfeffcr. Mamaux.
Miiiu. and MOZART are attn prlmping
their tender pitching arms. Mamaux
seems TO b. about ready now.
No new blood has been found
among fha recruits that measures
up 60 major league standards
None Of tho recruits have shown
enough with the exception Of waily
Hood. outficldrr. TO give the regulars
a battle for their jobs.
Hood was with the club until June
last year. lie finished the season
with tho Salt Lake club. where he
hit .10I.
IL lily Uyerr decides 10 quit base
ball Hood viii fight ~ out with Bill
Lamar for tho ou,field vacancy and
Is SURE to be with tn. club all year.
ENTHusIA
LACKING
Last year the Dodgers played good
ball from the beginning. Unless they
come fast between now and the open.
ing day their getaway win not be
no impressive.
Behind good pitching the Dodger
outfit looks like penrmnt reporters
Back Of weak pitching they show
poorly.
The enthusiasm which n more
youthful team has-winning or los.
inR--is lacking on a club some Of
whose cogs are 30 years old and up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
BY EARL A. FRY
~ Of them waited

Many Of them waited
Those who waited caught no fish
and those who spent the opening
day on stream or lake found tn. re-
suits for which the angler IL seeking.
Burpassing even the conditions that
were found on the opening period Of
last season, the sportsman has found
April 4. 1921, with the streams and
6kes nj the stage that really means
Dood fishing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Canoists and owners of motorhoata or
Lake Washington VIII be held strictly %
the law regarding lights for night travo
In the future There In n police boat
station now installed ON a pier at Leach
park. =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
Yachting Briefs

The April number az the rsetfic
Motor Beat has just appeared. The
Conquest Of >i-ausliy." by Daniel
Pratt. . story ef duck hunting ON
the famous >isausily flats, h the
feature article. The complete pve-
gram ef the seattle Yacht club for
the coming season !. published. sieaG
with many other interesting articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
REMEMBER
ELIGIBILITY LISTS

And then. too. the managers want
90 remember TO obtain their eligibility
list from the sporting editor bf Tho
Star before Saturday night. Most Of
the ,eams have obtained these. They
may be obtained a, tn. Star until 3
p m. tonight. Th~s. lists enumer'
alto the players eligible 20 play on
each team. and these lists mus, b.
presented 10 the umpire In charge
before the game.
Homo team managers are asked
10 phone results TO Tho star between
and p. m. Sunday night inriud'
Ing a summary OF runs. hits. errors
and tho batteries.
rmpiron for Sundays games are
20 DO chosen by tho managers. each
team 10 have an umpire. each umpire
being subjcc, to the approval of both
managers Tho home team manager
IN in eharg-.
Tho other rules for tho league have
been gone over several times. and n
each team re.s to II that they live
up 20 them the league IL going 10 run
smooth right off the reel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
STAR
LEAGUE
OPENS
SUNDAY

Fourteen teams will swing into
action In tho first games Of The star
Junior Baseball league on the play.
fields OF the city Sunday afternoon.
The schedule for Sunday follows
Pirates W.. Rainier Athletic club at
Waiia Waila piayfieid at i5o.
Rhamrox Athletic club second team
~, Highland Athletic club. OF White
Center. at iilawatha playficld at 2
~ m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

For a juicy steak. let's 80 to
Boldt's. --Advcrtlscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

The board ~ survey, appraisal and
sale OF tho navy. with q branch office
in the I.owman building here. IL offering
for sale sub chasers used by the navy
during the war There are three for
salo at tho Bromerten yards, priced at
80, 900. $500 and $500. The boats are
ITO feet In length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

The fast motorhoat 'Estreila," belong
inT to Earl Biglow. of the Leschi boat
house, has been giving good service all
winter. IL IL used for passenger service
between Lcschi park and Lake wash
ington points. II IL powered with a sia-
cylinder Van Bierck engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Many n youthful sandlot ball star
gets his spring training on mothers
new mattress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Daddy. bring home some of Boldt's
French pastry. -Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

=. V. ". Miller h the proud poe
SCISSOR Of u new ts-foot express
cruiser. built for him by the Bexan-
son Boat yards. under his personal
direction. Tho boat is named Lady
Luck" and makes IL miles per hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
SEATTLE BOWLERS
PREPARE FOR PORTLAND

Shooting under tournament rules the Seattle bowers who
will roll in the doubles at Portland week thru
practice session last night the Ideal alleys The scores
foow:~
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HsyDao Slt5EAE7
). - .oa !. @5@t3aka

Car company, has the b~st chance
80 far at the trout prize hung up by
Piper a Taft. The sporting goods
store will present y combination halt
and casting rod To the angler bring
Ing In the best display Of trout from
April I To 10. Parker displayed a
nice catch from the stiIIaguamisl
river near silyana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

A week from SATURDAY the Seattle
Yacht club plans handicap race for
sloopp IN one class. yawls, kctchcs and
Fuhooncrs another. The course will be
over ~ miles on tho Sound. The race
will start at .. IN. at the starhoard
OF Can Buoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL RACES TO GET UNDER WAY TUESDAY
Wipe Out the Shadow

Every and then in the boxing game decision
given at the end of bout brings out great outlaws from
the audience.
AS long there decision battles folks will cry
fixed and leave fight show with the idea that they have
been duped
There is way of putting end 10 all such question
able decisions.
After each round the referee judges could
who's round it Fight fans could thus keep track
round by round OF how IL going AT the end of the
bate-if il went the imeverybody could add up their
own rounds and get the real result If Smith, for in
stance won five rounds of 10round bout. Jones
four and one even Smith would be the winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Spring training trips are a circus.
Always plenty of clowns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Frank McDermott. manager OF the Ron
MArche. IL having new six-oyitnder
Van Blcrck engine Installed In his en-
pfean cruiser. ''Nitesse."
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rivals.
NEXT
IN LINE
GIANTS
FAVORED

In the National league the New
York Giants are being named favor
ties with Cincinnati BROOKLYN. Pitta-
burg and ST. Louis figuring about
even. Then comes Chicago with hos
ton seventh and Philadelphia las, as
the weak sister.
with their Babe" Ruths. George
Sisters. Grover Alexanders. Eddie
Rouschs. Ty Cohbs and host OF
other stars. the hig leagues promise
10 furnish &c fans more than their
share of thrills this season.
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At LINCOLN
PARK

First iiiii Meschants W.. Zerolenc
cubs, AZ Lincoln park al 2 y. m.
K Liberty Park Beavers W. Queen
Anne Arrlais AZ Mercer piayfisid at
~ noon.
Louie's Dye Works W. Shsmror
Athletic club a, Lower Woodland
park az ~ noon.
Bulldogs vs.. Chambers a, jefferson
park AT ~ noon,
Three brothers Dye Works W.
Lincoln park. Mt Lincoln park NJ 4
% IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

Attention may be called 20 the anglers
Of the state to the fact that no change.
ss yet. has been made IN the game laws
oger last season, ana that the laws and
bag limit II the same in all counties.
IT In very likely that change Will be-
made Just "a soon as all OF the counties
can act together on the situation. but
for the present the regulations remain
- last year.
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TO TAKE
TRIP

Tho South Seattle team. scheduled
20 play Rou,h Beacon hiii, will Jour
ney 20 Suquamish Sunday.
The Ballard Merchants. RIA nier
Heights Athletic club game has been
~, ahead until May \.
Tho bis thing for thr teams 20 re-
member for tomorrow IN that they
must have their men nj the grounds
on time. because the grounds. In
some cases. can be used for two
hours only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-09

jack Dempsey went fishing the other
day. Lonnle Austin. Dan Balt ana Harry
Casey went along 20 show the champ"
5ust where 20 get hia trout. Jimmy Rsmp
helped materially IN the string OF nice
ones they brought back 10 town with
them. Union bay. in Lake Washington.
Was this favored spot.