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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17
BiLIIAnD EXpEnT HERE.

Edward Harlow. billiard champion
Of New York state. will play We'd.
nasday night az tho Mecca billiard
parlor. Barlow Will give an eNhibi-
tlon Of finger shots. also with a cue
aud play roo points with the best
player hat can BE- obtained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

PHILADELPHIA, May lT-fred.
Fulton. ST. Paul hcaNy weight. knock
ed out Jack Goulard Of Los Angeles
In the second round OF an eight
round bout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

DETROIT. Nay lf4ptiroit and
Wnshinntun eueAfcd 10 a batting bee.
hits. eight triples ana 4 home run
wsgc included N the 20 hits made BY
The two teama.
Score: n. H. n.
WASHINGTON .fff 600 efo-ii is 4
Detroii ......fQf eo4 1os-iT 90 4
hatfcrcs-shav. schacht. Court
ncy y Chr n1ts. urottcm: Middle
ton. colc ana Bassicr. Woodall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

PHILADELPHIA. May 17-fhila.
dolphia cyencd the series with pltts'
buren BY winning. Causey blanket
the league lendors with five hits Until
he hurt his arm In the eighth and
had 10 retire. Hinr was just ns cf'
f~ectiVc. williams home run with
.WriEhtstone on tase In the second
decided the contest.
Score: n. u T.
Pittsburgh 200 GOO 900 o q
Philadelphia ..O20 100 0O'-3 3 q
Batteries Hamilton, Iinnafd,
schmidt: Causey, Ring and Peters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

BOSTON. May IL Boston hit
Vaughn freely, winning from Chit
cago. Holke and Ford Starred AZ bat.
ana in the field.
score. n. II. y.
Chicago ,......ofo 600 o0o-i Z 2
Boston ...... .Ois oo4 00s-1 ~ o
Batteries-VauRhn. Jones and o.
Farrell: Mcouillan and O'Neiii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17
.reselers Offered
Neat Sum to Meet
Carnival Artist

Mere n your chance 10 earn a 81 a
~IruIe.
N4frv Demetral. the wrestling car
.I|II man has issued a cnallenge %
az AIfuQuofque 10 come out n
H|fttilr MIN at thq carnival grounds
81 Maintain road and Third street.
~fI|nItIfai says ha viii Elve a 81 a
m|HHif 70 any man who can stay
1I|h HIM az - - HIinutea.
TNK fhailenae a. ~ tho provision
thar fAf wrestler who meets him does
H| Nflgh than 200 pounds
I.Innlfnl weira 100 pppnds ana says
~ uIn meet anyone inH~ .Se 500
maGa. Ito had issued q challenge 10
Ehnnf savage. buf the two have not
seen ahle 10 erraufo a match 20 far.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

PART on 1T CAME TRrE
IONnoN-Womsn In rottouhnm
court with black eye. said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

CHIrAUO. Nav I7.-l'Ftan FnboF
replaced Kerr when Philadelphia
threatened. checked the rally and
won his fourth consecutive victory
Tor ChioaEo.
scorei II. n. y.
Philadclphia 200 cog 900 = o
chicaEc ...... O0I o1f 0ls-t . o
baftefien Perry aud Perkins. Pa
Der ard schnlk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

You are reading this ad. Other
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

MuLWAIkEE Mas f7.-Richil
lMnl hell. MlltFhnhee lightly eight and
Iohnnf Mendflaohn hokcd 10 round
81 i dfaw. according 20 nome sporting
4fiItIe. while one tffoglRnt Mitchell
had = fiiFht c1Hf and another gave
Arndnlsohr the itttnr ~ fhe con
IceI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

CLEVELAND. May iT.-Mails
error o. omission In the first and OF
commission An the ninth caused
Cleveland 10 lore It's third straight
confess 20 New York. During the re-
natnder Of the game the s0uthpaw
had ~ Yankee batters a. his mercy.
Scores r.. III. y,
Ncw York 100 o 003-s . 0
cleveland ....Q2f 0o0 00o-s . 3
Batieries-Mays and schang. Mails
and O'Scii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-17

pitchers were Wild AND Doston hattled
out m n n victory. Hendryx and
Pratt led the attack. the former
duving in fire an md the latter
three. Zach hi doubles with She
bases full. neorins three men In both
I~nffAncra
score. u. II. T..
Boston ..... .ooo los 4o2-io ~ o
-. Louis 900 x02 oOl- 6 10 o
Dutterics-Bush and hucl: Salhorn,
Bayne. DeBarry. Naniider and Bill
ings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
NJ HENRY L. FAIRFIELD

NEW YORK. March zs<--Since
Johnny Wilson came out Of nowhere
up In Boston one night about year
ago he has been more or less In PRINT
continually.
lie hasn't q sweried besd because
the things being said about him
aren't the Kind that produce vanity.
Johnny won the middlrweight uue
from Mike o'Dowd that night In Bos-
ton because he had a chummy
referee, twas said Then Johnny dis
covered a sore nose and wouldn't give
o'Dowd n return bout with q neutral
refercs. 'twas said
Then Johnny gave O'Dowd . 70
turn bout and won by fouling the
challenger. us said-x
oDowd r. in the hospital recover
ing from AN operation for hernia
PADDY Mullins and the Irish colony
show a physicians certificate that
Mikes disability was caused by low
blows from the champion Wilson
and the Italian colony produce signed
articles from another physician claim
ing that blows above the belt can
cause n hernia
Some scribes who were On She
wrong end Of the picking claim that
the boxing commission should reverse
the decision and suspend the referee
and tho Judge who gave the cham
pton the decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
BROOKS
PIN FIVE
HOLDS
SECOND

TIE T.. N. Broohs team practically
c'nched second place In the City Pin
league standing by taking three
stuaiKht games from their nearest or
ponents. the ralo Cigar team. Their
total s.oss. was high for tho eve
ming.
The Rinpe'r cafe team sprung a
surprise by taking three games from
the leaders. the Elks No, | team
The Eliss No. ,. Union TRilors +.
O. y. No. and Orpheum teams both
took two out OF three from Tire Lun,.
bcrmen. tlks No, 8. Chcasty's and
the Ruhe's Cafe teams respectively.
Williams had high total with asa.
while MahniScn and Huntou rolled
SO and 6ss. respectively.
Mahnken had high single game
with sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
RABBIT
is
PIRATE
FLAG HOPE
ny DIAN SNYDER

HOT SPRINGS. ARK March -.
Pirate pcnnant hopes arc boom
ing,
The annrrfng Of Rabbit Marsnr
VIA premier National league
shortsiop. has made tho FitixDurE
crew q great hail team
And the whole outfit knovr n.
'-I'he Pirates are stronger than
~ver this year. mys Manager
George Gibson. with Maranvii,e
leading the attack h9u swing tho
entire machine along with him.
And when tho Rabbit tyayein he
moves fart
Gibson II w~n satisfied WIN hi.
tram and advances bat one r~ai
worry-~hich Of the young pitchers.
who are In sprinr training with
the team. % keep.
-rfandiinr the pruning knsss b
roinE to Be . tough job Gibson
saya
The rfrut>s have . veteran staff
~ huriors for q nucleus In
Cooper. Adams Carlson. Ponder
8NA w NV ftWhF"f|fFs
Zlnn. Morrison. Glazner. yellow
Horse. fsberhArd and Herbt ali hook
strong RAIDER. Tee and LenEuui-t
are likely sonthpawa And Gibson
wfIi hold but three out Of the
rookie list.
Charley Grimm hpots mss FOR
the frst sack fob tho Fierce
works . University az California
lad. II giving him strong run.
csisshaw and Tierney are hastitns
for the k-yston- bag and the back
bona OF the f~arn-~Isbbit Maran
Vile n anchored at short
Barnhartt. who hatist -sis m the
~ ranles he played with the
Pirates last SEASON. II showing pep
al third lie looks safe.
Carey. whi,tef and Brsr~s ~frl
b. the ~usficid regulars. with John.
NY Mokan. secured from the Waco
rr~xasl club. likely fourth garden
man
chsrsse rchr,,re. r1rss-s bach.
stopper. Is on. ~ tire best m the
league. ~. viii have MGks Wilson
and ClY Lee a. Ais
An told. Meanwhile RS maze a
rcpvlils gu, Of the rlt2burE train
Ing camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
OTTAWA
EVENS UP
PUCK
SERIES

VANCOUVER. n, C. March sS>--
Playing under their own rules and
showing a wonderful Improvement
over their form Of Monday night.
the otiawan Senators evcned up the
scrier with Vancouver last night by
frlHl<ing the Coast champions for a
4 10 , beating.
Tho game, which was q big nm
prov.ment over the battlo Of Monday
night. was featured by extra heavy
body checking by both teams Tho
Easterners played n steady uphill
ramo and fully deserved their VIC
tory.
After the locals had parked q cop-
pio Of goal. past Benedict in the
opening minutes Of play. II looked as
tho tho Eastern team was In Tor an.
other trimming. but they settled
down and played hockey.
With All Skinner In the hospital.
due 10 injuries received Monday
night the locals were up against q,
for subs while tho otia~as worked
ehelr utility men 10 advantage II
wax one Of their spare men. Broad.
bent who scored the Winning coun
ter.
Jack Adams VINO played wonder.
full hockey, carried the puck down
for tho first goal. passing TO Harris
at tho right Tina Less than n min.
ute later Ma1iu,y carried the disc
The length Of tho Ice and paved "a
f.~ts kA..u- 49, ~naotaA nnarbs,
and cleghorn combined for q goa
soon after. Boucher uoingsths finish
ing. This was taken back two min
utes later when Duncan beat Bene
dict With only = few minutes icfI
To play D-nenny b~at lehman. tax
Ing = pasx from close In from Nigh
Dor. During this period Lehman pun
up an exhibition OF goal tending. this
like Of which has never been seen
here before
Tho SECOND period started with
Ottawa writing the menu. They kept
banging away at the local defense
but their efforts went for naug3it un
TIL with only II seconds remaining
20 play. Jack Darrngh tied the score
with q wicked shot
Tho teams entered TIE fsnai spssr
with three goals each and oncs
again II became . eight for tho pain
Of victory. Ottawa had a dec1dec
eig~ on the attack. After is MINUTES
OF battling. I,ruadbens. no had r.
placed narragh. beat I/hman with
slxxir.
Monday night-s gsms win b.
played under s~ven man rules slrfn
ner may possibly be In shape for tn,
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
MORE THINGS BEING
"SAID" ABOUT WILSON

Then there are other things ~
about the champion
Sam Lsgonla- the axnateur niddIe-
weight champion. got away from ~
fire house where he works long
enough to 80 the recent chsmpion-
ship affair and he went back 70 work
with the idea that he VIII not have
70 ride hook and haddcry- mach
longer.
lie says he can wfrfp sithsr cns ~
them. and he's going to start training
after the next national Championship
tournament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
rORSnR SEATTLE
ollORTSTOPS PLACED

Seattle has tried hard 70 land q
good shortstop In the past two sra
sons. but they ali have nivScred here
Bunny Fabrsque. the firzt man tired
cit. Is playing with Kansas City. In
ehe American association Bruce
hartford. the 1880 fiivver. has signed
% play with Galveston. in the Texas
kas-1e. ard Claude Derrick. the prize
fLvver Of 1919. has been signed BY
Manaxer Bin C1ymer 70 play shoSt
Cor the Toledo A. A. Grub. Ray
French. who played here In 1919. Il
With the New York Americans now.
bat there ixn't much chasse Of him
sticking with Pecklnpaugh and
Nirchau on deck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
wv" SPRINTER
SHOWS LOTS
OF PROMISE

while IT'S stifl pretty early IN the
-~nson and bad weather has handL
capped training considerably. Coach
Heck Edmundsnn. Of the University
OF washington track team. Is pleased
with the early showing OF his men.
especially with Victor Buri~y. q
sprinter. who shows a world OF prom.
ise.
Buriey n getting away NJ tire stsrt
wen and II figured as cinch 10 b. .
iosecond man n he improves M he
should He Is also figured 10 be a
big factor In tho hurdles.
Edmundson has his men ont r-gu.
larry In spite Of the poor weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
WHERE WILL
ELLISON PL-AYs

Tns bixgrss tank that Manager
Graham. Of the Seals. faces now II
ne placing OF Bert Ellison In the
lineup. Ellison can play any posi-
Don in the infieid or outfleid. There
hnr much chance Of him replacing
Rafh at secoDd. KJ.mm at third or
Caveney at sbort-now, at least
And the way o'ConneIl Is going at
first gives him the call for the first
bag job. Kelly. fitzgerald. Connolly
and shick are all playing good hail
n the outfieid which leaves Ellison
out In the cold Bert swings such a
wicked mace. however, that It's a
csnch he viii be In there opening day
~ some position or other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
PAULETTE
BARRED
BY LANDS

CHICAGO. March Is. - Tnited
pr~ss t-Judr- X. NJ. lands hnse-
baIrs commissioner. today ruisd that
Gens Paniette. Philadelphia nrst
basernsn. was Ineligible 70 play IN
orranire1 baseball becaune he failed
IN bare 20 fandiS satisfaction al
l-syra financial transactions with two
ST Louis nen IN 1919.
Elmer Farrar and Carr Zort of 81
Louis are alleged 20 have given Paul
cite money 10 throw gsmoA lands
aah pauiette confessed no was
brfbed. hut denied he said he could
ret other players 20 cooperate with
him TO FIX" the contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
"LADIES FIRST"
BUT HE WON, TOO

TT certainly was strange. Tom.
fhe way II all came about You
know. tho old pay check doesn't
70 70 far these days and the
wife really needed a new dress
you know, one of those funny
frpcks women are 70 crazy about.
] saved up enough 70 get her a
nice one, and she insisted on my
going with her 10 pick IL out.
No fooIing, needed a new suit
myself, but II was a case OF ladies
first Very casually we passed
Cherry's. because the windows at
tracted us and once inside. we
harmed that We could get anything
We wanted on credit. 50 down
went what I had saved on n dress.
a coat and a waist for the wife and
new suit and overcoat for my
self. and as for the rest of the bill
--wty. q little each month. that's
sn.-
Their store II at zo7 Ratio Bidr-
N Second ave. between Madison
and Spring. over the Pig'n Whiste.
--Adycrflaernsnt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Bantam, Champ
Meets Tough
Customer Soon

Joe Lynch. worid's bantam
weight champion. meets tough
opponent In Young Montreal In a
ioround. nodecision bout st
Cleveland. Ohio. on April 4. Mon
ueu showed his class by beating
Carl Trcsnaine recently. Tremaine
In regarded m one Of tho best
hanums In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
MwAgH CATCHERS
NOT IN SHAPE

According TO reports from Pomona
g>atfie's catching staff lent in~any
no good condition 10 start the sea.
snn- Tub Spencer n complaining OF
. stiff ne~k. Jack Adams Is rounding
INTO condition slowly, and Frank
robin has a split finger. Adams Is
sAosnx most Of the receiving now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
SEATTLE
NOT ALONE
in S. S.
HUNT
Hy LEO II. I.ssSEN

tATliats tNnt th~
only club In the
Coast league that
il on the hunt for
a good shortstop.
Three other clubs
are without good
men 20 plug M
that ail-irportant
berth Ia the In
field
Portland IL try.
ing out a flock OF
20 u n rsters at
shortstor. but 10
far IL se~fns as N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
CURS BEAT TIGERS

PASAIDENA. Cal. March 25.--The
Cubs won from Vernon here yester-
day. 9 10 =. They won the game In
the sixth inning by scoring five runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
sox pIAY SERIES

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. March
@--whrs Sor regulars start n
thr~e game series with Wichita Pals
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
HERMAN WIS

NEW YORK. March 1ss-Pete
Herman. former bantam champion
1asf night knocked out Willis Adams.
Chicago. In the first round here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

plan will fan Babe Kun
year regular American want 70 renr
will be given I've t4c1
game In ballot right
ballot mail 10 the ~Bnbs-
ytutt elio Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Fourteen teams were r~prescnted
AZ tho first meeting Of The Star Jun
Tor Baseball league at The Star last
night making certain that the
league win b. organized this year.
The tcams represented last night
follow
nafiard DrsvxN
1sLiu,d Rrasiy.
Mount baker PART.
Ilnrcin Payficad JuniuA
summit Bulldogs
Ilbrrty Park JusriorN
Rainkr Athssic duh
South Park JuniorA
Apex Club.
south Ii~arnn Hi JtuinrA
Qn~n Annc Awtala
Rainier vaiire JunhrA
No definite plans for The srason
wrrv adopted last night II was an
nounccd that tho ncxt meeting Of
the league WI b held Tuesday
nigh, when TIN rules. which win be
made ap Immediately. will be gone
over.
ENTRIES
STILL 0t'EN
The entries for ire f~ague are ssfrl
open. and junior teams Whaling to
enter the circul, should g-t In touch
With IA. Sporting editor Of The Star
at onoe There are 30 charges for
entering tho ieaxua
The mrs; game Of the season VII
BE- played April 10. Aooordlnw 70
present plans tho SEASON viii wind
up about tho middle of August
maybe sooner.
Present plans cafl for two efyis
ions---Cla.s A and Class B--fhs SEC
tons 10 b. divided with the stronger
teams playing In Class A aud ihe
weaker squads IN Ga. n This
wsii assure better baseball There
win be trophies given to the win
r~rs % both sectional
PLAN Round
ROBIN
Chances are chst eaeA team VII
play each team In their section ard
then . round robin among the fsfat
three or four will ea played 20 dc
cid- the title.
There IN an are Emit for the
league Payers mus; be Registered
and no player n eligible who II :.
years cid at Tina OF registration.
Any player becoming e amer April
10 II eligible.
Tho definite ruies for eligibility
and registration win BE- puhllshef
In Mondays s;nS and win be gone
over a, Tuesdays meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

For good apple pie. go TO BoIdt's.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Luna Park Swimming Pool opens
Saturday. March 2s.--Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

cnt~f rsnds~. vetsr-s rsd-ss hurtsv.
wts has voa TO pspaars In . rou a.
Eastern issEus. will pilot the ssv Haven
aaad again this summer. Joe utfmtns-
ham. snethsr former hix-f~aEu~r. vui
Manage the Albany team In TIE snnss
kaxuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

Manager McSredie hasn't been able
70 I'M n satisfactorily,
And then Vernon and Salt Lake
are also hooking for good men last
year these teams had the best short
etcrs In the league In Johnny
Mitchell and Ernie johnson. but
both Of them moved up to the big
shox. Mitchell going 10 the New
yA Yanks and johnson 70 the
Chicago White sox-
VERNON TRIES
tolsNlAN
Vernon Is trying cut . yuurrssrr
~ the nafn> Of German The Tigers
ars banking on Roy cornan. the san
Francisco veteran who was shifted
% the Tigers In q big player deal
recently. but Ccshan has threatened
% cult the Eame
Salt Lakes ncv shcrtfeher u
uArcudcd In mystery 20 far as tho
Bees haven't obtained the players
nus them from tho White Sox yet
Oakland Is experimenting with
n~woomer by the name Of White who
paayed With Rochester. In the Inter
National circuit. last year. Accord
nng 60 baseball men who saw him
YORK last year. he ought 70 make
guod man for the OakS In case he
ntvverS Rrubaker will probably re
stationed nj short and the Oaks will
hunt for another second sacker To
Bepiace BrubAker-
cAvENEY BEST
IN LEAGUE
At the present writing cne San
francisco Seals have the best short
0elder In the league In Jimmy ca
veney. who played second part Of the
0me last year. lie ought TO play
oume swell bah at short for the
Seals this season
Los Angeles L. sitting pretty With
Jimmy MacCauley on the tco. He
ought TO play even better ball than
~ did last year.
Over tn Sacramento Aara9rr
Rodgers Ia Also sitting tight with the
veteran Biffy Orr. filling up the
ahortsfop berth. Ard then Rodgers
has a chance OF landing Harry Lunts
from the Cleveland Indians. which
vfil give him Orr for utility.
Seattle viii urdoubtediy havs TO
trust I'm Stumpf to the shcrtxscp
scie for the siwashes until Manager
Kenworthy can return 10 the lineup
~ SECOND base Elliott will undoubt-
ediy Be shifted to shortnsop when
IRE Duke is r-ady TO take care OF
ne keystone job again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25

wsss~v MaxiA. Cisvesaad's ssss
sssthpsw. has Jsst shost isid his
safs~rSa asits~v - ths sh~if. 60
earains 10 svs-~ss frysn the tnaias.
wtii sS.sflns his pitching 10 sn ever
hsnd dsiissyr. Ne s@~d . ssaesxsa
6eiiswy almost snsirwiy, bat save "a
~ ~hes " goa him In . p~sk Of trsu-
his Cleveland .erfs~- sre rvedicfins
THAI The bag fsii~w ~sIi tam In 70
wise ~ is@st fs~ the tribe this sesssA
Ansshsr university star hes ,sins4 ne
freiAna hs nalns 10 Riggs tssrhsa<aa
asd ks halls from the Lnissfstr Of
Alabama. lie has tnsd. . tis kn -ish
Manager ap*.ssr. Hes . sseond sAeh@r.
blily Nsmhy. Whose Job the rssrnis 10
sftsr. says that he 10 e Ia 1asl fisla~.
AID he hits cell toe
n trrfs me nsb Ms~ssa. ne crsss
GnExsr. vii hass To ~ eoas.st vita
suaty reiss with the ssv rork rssss
again. seccsdins % reports ffvc th~
1aRks. trstnins carp. us sst Gfv-a
shiis tsdis. Rash sas Rosa have ,h>
ral IN tie eutfisif With Baker hAsiag
the Edge al shif5 has.-
C~wse ss.rfioss. fs~ yessv shs pslss
~ the B>stsa braves. viii pilot the
Hs<he~s<s eins IN the ini~sAfssasi
kr~xs~ this ye~r.
r~~ ~ raiffsner.'s fsr.sss stare we
are wasted. bet eanst - sets iasf. ~
ma ior league etahs. on ths shelf 9th
-ilafies gsrE Hsntlsy. b~ns rua kinx
- fh- International sirruiI 10 taif %
sta an tngafsa hssk. ~bils ssek urasas
ses 20 ths eest pttehsss In ire nsiHsfA -
eal ef TIE xsne sifh 6Foksn nssa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-25
Ia TEAMS
ATTEND
JUNIOR
BALL MEET

Fourteen teams were r~prescnted
AZ the first u'e~ting Of The Star Jun
Tor Baseball league at The Star las,
night making certain that the
league win b. organized this year.
The tcams. represented Last night
rCft.~~
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29

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The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
HOLES UPSIDE DOWN

Two men were waiting for a train
and one said: 81 will ask you a ques-
tion and If | cannot answer my own
question, | will buy the tickets. Then
you ask . question, and if you cannot
answer your own, you buy the tick
cts" The other agreed to this.
Well the first man said, you see
hose rabbit holes? How do they dir
hose holes without leaving any dirt
around them?" The other confessed /:
81 don't know, That's your ques-
ton, so answer it yourself" The
first man winked and replied: "They
begin at the bottom and dig upw
But" said the second man, chow do
they get at the bottom to begin?"
"That's your question:" was the first
mans rejonder. "Answer it your
self" The other man bought the
tickets,--Boston Post.
The Clovis news., 1921-09-29
Wonderful Gain In
Weight Reported
YOUNG WOMAN ONLY WEIGHED
rs POUNDS-NOW WEIGHS
OVER 100 AND is GAINING
EVERY DAY.

Before l began taking Tanlac l
only weighed rs pounds, now weigh
over 100 and am gaining every day."
said Mss LaRue Davis, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
II bought my first bottle of Tan
lac at Gas City, Ind, and it helped
me so much that | continued using
it. | have always been very delicate
and suffered a great deal from stom-
ach trouble and rheumatism. | rare
ly ever had any appetite and simply
could not relish anything. fell off
until ! weighed only 76 pounds and
was so thin l looked perfectly awful.
This is the condition | was in when
l began taking Tanlac.
"Oh, l feel so different now. Even
my complexion is improved My ap-
petite is improved and / can hardly
get enough to eat. Tanlac is simply
grand and | can truthfully say it is
the only medicine that ever done me
any good"
Tanlac is sold by leading drug
s1sts everywhere. (Adv.)