davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
RAILSFEATURE
EARLY MARKET
Northern Pacific and Nor
folk and Western at
New Highs

NEW YORK. Aug, Omitted
Press. )-Rail issues featured this
stock market in early trading to-
day.
Northern Pacific made a new high
at S0h and Norfolk and Western
sold up to 80, also a new high.
The equipment failed to keep pace
with the rails. Heretofore there has
been noticed a marked tendency to
hold the rails and equipments in ths
same moves. Steel Common was
unchanged in early trading at 7s,
but Bethlehem B., gained 4 at 52H.
Republic made an early high above
40.
In the oil group Mexican Petro-
leum was up 4 at 1924. while As
phalt ran up to a new high on tho
move at 55A.
At the opening Bethlehem B., was
up 4 at 52h American Sugar 60 y .
up q Retail Stores 55% unchang-
ed; Pierce-Arrow IS, up Il Asphalt
55S, up Il; U. s. steel rs, unchang-
ed; New York Central 1914. un-
changed; Southern Railway 21. of
4 Baldwin 79ls, off *: Crucible
571s, up Il; Baltimore and Ohio
4oA, off 1k; Mexican Petroleum
1o9 y, up 4; Canadian Pacific lis.
up y Southern Pacific 79H, off 4 ;
Atlantic Gulf 22%, up II; Union Pa
ciic 1913, up Y; Reading 7Ih, on
Il; Northern Pacific SOS, up u
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. Omitted
Press.)-cotton opened steady to-
day. October was off at 1870;
Nov. 1872, off IA; December 1928,
of 4; January 1912. off 3; March
1910, off 1; May 1850. of 2.
Evening journal., 1921-08-03
.IRELAND'S ARMY
/. IS DEMOBOLIzED

Continued From First Page.
terms to Commons. even in secret
session.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-11
YOU
GET
ANOTHER
BOOK
OF
MAGIC
NEXT
SUNDAY
DECEMBER II
1921

IMPORTANT-EVERY
PAGE of the BOOK OF
MAGIC is a source of
amusement. Look at them
ALL before you start cut
ting or wetting pages. II
not YOU MAY MISS
SOMETHING.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-11
MAGIC
MATER COLOR
PAINT BOX

Use an ordinary water
color paint brush. (If none
is available. Just whittle a
match to a fat end. soak
the end in water and fray
the pulp into a brush.)
First decide where you
want to place the different
colors. Paint in the light,
est colors first. Dip wet
brush In box and proceed
as in ordinary water color
painting. Be sure TO wash
brush In water before
using new colors..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
STAR NET
ENTRIES
OPEN SOON

Entries for The star-woodiand
park tennis meet, which will pry the
lid off OF tho local net scason. viii
he opened May and will close on
May IS. The first round IN the
mems singles viii get under way
May %.
Over 400 entries are expected IN
this big meet which win include all
five regular tournament events and
also n Junior boys single meet.
And II won't cost the players a
cent to play I'm this meet except that
they must furnish their own para
phernalia. including tennis balls. A
big list OF prizes rs being made up
by Piper a Taft's and The Star sin
giles trophies VIII be up for compc-
tition again.
Tennis players Interested In this
meet should watch The Star for fur.
ther announcements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

Club Captain Harry Grfnth ataetc and
players In IL holes medal full handicap allow
ance Ih~ prospects 81 look unusually down
has been andbos Of
AA-thcr~s money In the bank.
Gerald Hardy vino good golf In
and.
off the honors the competition Jefferson Park club
l.ss weekend r- leading results follows Harry ,eS,
1914. soSss. troube
sSless four We~t stfo four haakcn 1850 four
Cxidsr. s71tss. thrve
and flights viii BE- held wishing
10 play this
an either Of tho above dates with Club Captain Edgar
qualifying
Thirty will be qualified championship ght the sixteen
who ~e In the first will constitute flight
will be sixteen each Of sacccdnx flights Al members
much equitable handeav-
the plAyers and this frnh. determining
result In this connection the committee believe ths the BY
whirs match b should a1ro b. posted
opened
when Curtis Haro6s marhie shot, the third Darlington
Wand Js& Weber -Csppy- ksl~on Of
waiting Curtis penalty which
about SIS qusrt This "hcrin . for
Harold Ne had "ooc" tho hole tr Darlington
several months
The far rxhtcswsy E.r,inxtcn
ad interesting program every
iAnrs Day. The first scheduled for 1880 wc<D~aAy
nx May T.
The rr~ouon
that lady m~b~rs viii permitted Darlington
before y m
~d to play ~ Darlington all Saturday
afternoons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
STAR BALL
TEAMS
PLAY
SUNDAY

All is teams In Tho Star Junior
BASEBALL League viii swing intt
action In the second list OF games
sunday on the Seattle playfields
The following schedule will In in ef
feet
CLASS A
Stacy shown W.. Louieis
French Dry Cleaners at Waila
playfield at 2 y. IN.
Three Brothers Dye Works vs..
shamrox A. c. at Upper Wood
land park at .. m.
ZArolene Cubs va Highland
Park White Star Athletic Club
at Hinwntha piayfield at 1880.
Rainier Athletic Club w.
First Hili Merchants at Lincoln
park ut ~ noon.
Shamrox A. G. second team
vs. Pirates at waila Waila play
field at ~ noon.
Eckart Cigar Co. WI. Wash.
ington Park at washingtoh park
at ~ noon.
Chambers vs.. South Seattle at
South Seattle at ~ noon.
bulldogs W.. Queen Anne
Aerials at Mercer playficld at
4: noon.
Managers want 10 have their men
on hand on time no INA, the games
can set under way on tho dot Mos,
% the teams have but two hours
In which To play their games.
umpir~s are 10 be picked as usual.
with each team picking AN official
subject 10 tho approval Of the other
manager.
Home team managers do not want
10 forget that they must report their
games. including the total runs.
hits and errors and the batteries for
their game by phone TO tho sporting
editor Of Tho Star between $50 and
s.so Sunday night.
Tho Class A schedule has been ro-
viaod for the season. but IL not yet
ready for publication. IL will b, pub.
lishcd Monday in The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
LOCAL PIN
FIVE TIES
FOR NJ w.
TITLE

| PORTLAND. April 1.-THE II. N.
Brooks team OF Seattle and tho Spo-
kane Alley team OF Spokane, will
bowl tonight for the Northwest five
man team championship. Harry
Huntoon, Brooks captain. claimed
that his team shot 1880. according
10 his unofficial score sheet and :
tnumber OF witnesses. but the bowl
| ing committee ruled that tho team
made only 2Sis. the same az the spo-
| kane five.
The leading teams finished as fol-
lows: ". ~. Brooks. 2sis; SPOKANE
Alleys. 2si9: Elks. No. 3. Frisco.
1906: Dad Hopkins Five. Spokane.
27s0: Rialto Billiards, Portland.
2752; Hultnornah Club. Portland,
27l5; Big Five, Aberdeen. 27f2.
The scores OF the Seattle teams:
r.. ~. Brooks, 2s19; EIkE No. ..
1872: Elks' No. 1. 2ss7: Canterbury.
1922 King D'oro. 1909; BoIdt's Cafe.
1857; Rube's Cafe. 1855: Paio Cigars,
1881.
Seattle, Spokane and San Fran
cisco bowlers will roll In the singles
and doubles tonight.
The leading single bowiers are:
Heffron, Portland. s47; Wade. Seat.
tie. GAO; Banks. Portland. Gl3: Ray
mond. Portland. sf5.
The leading doubles teams are:
Konz and Franklin, 1928; Marshall
and Latham, 1925; capan and Rowe.
1924.
The leading ali-events men are:
Heffron. Portland, 1906; Konz. Port
land. 1888; Perry. Portland. 1927.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

he was the firt to break the tape
In California where Paddock'h
record breaking fcats--he recently
lowered the 22o-yard record 10 20 IS
the rivalry between Kirksey and
Paddock LIS the topic OF the season.
Eleven times have the two lined up
for the 100. Eleven times Paddock
has won by inches. In Belgium. at
Harvard. at Pasadena. the result,
has been the same. Paddock Just a
flash In the had.
The faster Paddock runs, IN,
faster Kirksey travels. but never
is he able 10 equal Paddock's final
burst of speed Were II not that
he IN competing against the won.
der man OF the age. KiriSscy would
undoubtedly bc considered the fast.
est In the country. Only hun.
dredth OF recond-but the differ.
ence between the worlds record
holder and second place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
PADDOCK
WILL RACE
HERE NEXT
WEEK

Charley Paddock. the fastest
sprinter in the world. win represcn,
Southern California in the relay
meet In the Stadium next Saturday.
His entry In practically assured.
sun Dodgcr HEX Edmundson said
SaturdsC HEX viii run Vic Hurley
against the Southern Cyclone In the
special ioo-yard dash.
Oregon Aggics. Montana wes-
ieyan. Whitman. Montana and
Idaho have already formally entered.
Final entry date has been post.
poned until Monday. HEX ia pretty
certain that Oregon will enter by
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SHADE BATTERS
SCHUMANN

Pc r. T l. ID. April is.-Dave
Shade, California welterwcight. hat
tered Harry schuniann with every
thing but the water bucket in n
smashing io-round main event here
last night schuman was game. but
his fight was hopeless one.
Eddie German. Oakland feather.
fought an eightround draw with
Ernie Daley. Seattle. The Judges
gave the decision TO German and Just
escaped lynching. Tim Callahan
knocked Freddie Bough clear off the
program In the second round OF what
was billed as a four.round so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

The above picture was taken at
the finish OF the fastest hundred
yards ever run by human being.
1t was also the closes, finish ever
witnessed on the Pacific Coast. the
home of wonder runners"
IL shows Charlie Paddock. the
human dynamo" throwing her
~1d. open for tho. last final leap
thru the air. which broke the tape
a hundrcdth OF n second before Nor.
Ms kitkscy. cxfbtain Of Stanford uni.
verAity team. had hit the finish
line.
Tho picture shows the tire.
ncndous energy and reserve ncces-
anry for n mine three" finish. Pad.
dock Is literally flying thru the air.
the squirt Of dust 10 feet In the rear
nhowinT the last point where he
touched the ground before hitting
the tApe. The race was his. because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
PADDOCK CAN
GOFASTER,
SAYS TRAINER

Los ANGELES. April 1s.-Charies
Paddock. worlds champion sprinter.
has not yet reached his speed limit,
and will better the phenomenal rec
ord he made recently at Berkeley. in
the belief OF his trainer. Dean crom-
well. OF the University OF Southern
California.
Cromwell Friday said he based his
opinion on the fact that Paddock.
since his Notwithstanding perform.
ance. has made the last 100 yards Of
a 2oo.yard dash in nine seconds flat.
Il timed him myself" said Crom-
well. Paddock is getting faster cv-
cry day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
CALIFORNIA
TRACK TEAMS
MEET TODAY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. CAL.
April 1s.-The Stanford California
track and field meet--tho blue rib.
bon event Of the California track
season--was the magnet which drew
thousands TO the Stanford campus
today.
California was big favorite
among those who wanted to pick
a winner. but the evident advantage
Of the Bears seemed to fail utterly
In detracting any OF the interest
from the meet or hsmpering the
enthusiasm OF the always fighting
Cardinals.
The dashes were expected TO fur.
nish the real thrill OF the day.
Morris Kirksey. who forced Charlie
Paddock to break worlds records
In order to beat him. and Bob Hut
Crimson. who himself has followed
within inches OF the southern Cali
fornia speedster. will meet In the
go and 10o-yard events. Dope
sters apparently gave Kirksey a
little the better of the argument.
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WINS RACE; THEN LEADS
CHEERS FOR HIMSELF

Julius Caesar won campaigns for
Rome. then told IN. world about ~.
Theodore Roosevelt, captured Cuba
and wrote Il up.
But TO Howard Drew. Champion
California university hurdicr. goes
the credit OF being tho first man TO
win his race and then xot out and
lead the cheers In his own aoclama-
ton
Drew IL a rebuilt 1890 model cheer
leader. when his university ran
short Of murders. he stepped literal
~ from the grand stand To the track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
PREP BALL
TEAMS PLAY
TUESDAY

With all six teams evenly bal.
anced. the local High School Baseball
league win get under way Tuesday.
The following schedule will be in
order Tuesday:
Franklin vs.. Lincoln. at woodland
park.
Broadway vs.. Ballard, at Adams
piayficld.
Queen Anne VS.. West Seattle. At
Hiawatha playfield.
Lincoln won the championship in
1920.
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changed his clothes for tho abhr-vi.
ated costume and became the star of
his team.
As a hurdler Drew has talent. As
yell leader he has genius. He could
not b. spared from either job.
SO. after hopping over the sticks
10 victory. ~ no recently did against
Michigan university. no hurriedly
changes his clothes. and with the ~.
rations Of n Russian dancer arpi tho
persuasion Of Billy Sundays choir
leader. ealls for Three cheers for
Drew
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SALT LAKE CITY. April 10
circuit olout over the short right
field fence by Pitcher Thurston In
the nth inning with Paddy sigiin
on tho hascH. called halt 10 a
game marred by bad baseball be-
tween the locals and tho Seattle
team. The final score was 1911
In favor OF the homo team.
The Seattle nine was four runs
behind the Bees at the beginning
Of their half OF the ninth. but a
rally tied the count and carried
the tilt into ertn innings.
I, In expected that tho two teams
VIII play but ono saur this after.
noon instead OF tho originally In.
tended double header.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

Prom obscurity In n garage To
holder OF the American automobile
sprint championship Is the career to
date OF Jimmy Murphy. youthful
driver. who recently established =
new worlds record for 50 miles at
Los Angeles
Murphy hurled his car around the
circular track at 1904 miles an hour.
thereby gaining Is points and put.
ting himself In the lead In the 1921
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
ESEALS SLUG WAY TO TOP IN COAST LEAGUE
Billiard Crack
to Perform
Here Next Week

Pierre Maupomc. the Mexican
threo cushion billiard star. who is
ranked as one Of the leading cue
stars OF the country. viii play a
series OF exhibitions here next
week. beginning Monday. meeting
Seattle players at Brown A Hu.
lens. They sny In the East that
he would be champion OF the
world II he would play safer
game. Instead he steps out and
tries TO make all the hard ones.
Johnny Anderson. who COPIED
The Star tournament champion
ship last year. Charley Hulen and
a. Mccarthy will furnish the op-
position for the visitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

championship competition Roscoe
saries. Dusenb~rg. teammate Of
Murphy. and Eddie ruilcn. Dusen.
berg. finished second and third. re-
spsctiveiy.
a little over . year ago Murphy
stepped from n Job as mechanic In n
garage in san Francisco 10 fame
when he won over nil the veterans at
the Beverly speedway meet at Los
Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
TEAM BATTING
McCREDIE
SIGNS EN-

SACRAMENTO. Cal, April 10
Sid Ross. ieft-handed pitcher. was
signed Friday by manager McCre
die Of the Portland Beavers Ross
played last year In the Texas league
and tried out with the Sacramento
team this spring.
dutch" Rock. semi-pro sensation
from Nationwide, Cal. has been
signed by McCrcdic for a tryout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
HERMAN
BACK IN
RING
FAVOR

NEW YORK. April is.-Pets Her
man In getting more spotlight AZ a
comeback than he got a. champion
Of the bantams.
He's changed from . fighter VINO
was content TO 70 along. 10 = fight
er who makes decisions with his
flsss.
Herman y literally sfar&ins EN-
these daya
A. champ he bored ncdecisicn
fights lie was ouspointed often
He was an unpopular utie-hoides.
STOPPED
WILDE
s,ung 20 action by the lo-s OF his
crown he went TO England and gave
Jimmy Wilde the first knockout he
had ever taken.
Returning. Herman started tip
ping over opponents.
IL In said Herman cannot Sc out
Of one Of his eyes.
But mono Of the BOXERS he figists
have been able TO locate his good
eye and work on II.
Fans are raIiyins back 70 the sids
Of the little italian.
They like him because he In try.
Ing his best to knock out all his
opponents.
FALL AWAY
FROM LYNCH
Lynch. on tho other hand. h Dor.
Ing no-decision bouts and barely
holding his own.
Young Montreal won srven out of
10 rounds In q mix with Lynch In
Cleveland a few nights ago. But
Lynch's title was safeguardcd by the
no-decision attachment
Dope on the hantams II pretty
well mixed mp Just now.
There's a whole flock Of them
Joe Burrnan. Carl Trcmaine, Young
Montreal. Jack Wolfe and Pete Her.
man--ail on tho same Lowell with
Lynch practically.
AFTER
LYNCH
II Herman continues hts knock.
out system Of elimination he'll be
matched with Lynch again this
summer.
Lynch has promised TO give him
a crack at the title soon.
Fans who have seen Herman IN
action recently believe he has a
good chance TO cop his lost iaurels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April 10
Billy Mcnamara, veteran catcher,
who Is coaching pitchers on the
Birmingham ball team. is being
boosted for umpire In the Southern
league. He has been In professional
baseball about 20 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

DETROIT. April 16.-Ciydc Man.
ion. Tiger catcher. is also billiard
shark. He recently made a high
run OF 6s. He is so good that none
of his teammates will engage him
In or battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
.K1N y
KfJu35:G

The wcsnn's plunge for distance
sad tho relay event has been eiimin-
s1ed from the r. ~. A. swimming
ns~~t 10 be held here May 81. The
nssn's national plunge for distance
VIII be staged the same aixht and
Coach Nickcrs. In charge Of the mer4.
thought with the r~9uiar program
tho meet would be too long.
The biggest meet Of the season will
undoubtedly be tho Pacific coast cham.
ptonships TO be held at tho Pool later
In the season
Helen Hicks and Theima Pnyne. Port
lands crack women divers. are expected
to'enter the p. N. A. meet
Clarence rtnksson, the enn Frun-
eisco diver who beat Happy Kuehn
~ Portland for the A. A. u. title. h
sisied Ia appcas hcrc In the Pacific
coast meet
Bob Smith breasfstroke swimmer on
the Crystal club. ~ ranked an the lead
Ing hfe-savinE performer In sea,tle
~ - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
DIETZ AT PURDUE

LAFAYETTE. Ind. April fs.--
Coach William n. Dictz. who made
n reputation as a football strntegist
mt tho Carlisle Indian schoo; several
years ago. win teach the Purdue
eleven Indian psychology this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SICLIN is
REAL
STICK
LEADER
ny LEO n. I.AssEN

NE ktailCt NJ tuo
batting averages
piled up by the
an Francisco
Seals so FAR this
season explains
easily enough
why tho Golden
Gate team is out
In front In the
Coast league pen.
nant chase. Ac-
corsiing TO TIL .
= tar averages,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

r~o-hsss hits--Hturnpf. whtsrsii. Dates.
wiiheit oinsiar1i Sacrifice hiis--Hau-
ger. uyier. wistsrrii. stolsn bas~-siGiln.
Struck out-Gesry. 1. Franeis. 1. swartr.
1. Gardner, =. Gould. .; rhursson. >.
nasss on bAiis-0eary. .: Francia y.
Brumiey, .. oouid- =: rhurAon, I. In
ninsp pisehsd-o~ry. . plus: Francis. Z
minuss svarta !. bromley. 4 Plus. Gould.
la Runs responsible for--Bromiey. !.
Gould. 0. oeary. .. rrsneis 4: Oardner.
. Charge defeat TO Gardner. Credit
victory 10 Thurrton- Double plays
sand 10 Jouvdan to Sand. Hanger to
Jourdan: Gould 10 Sisiin TO Jourdan.
Francis to ssumpf TO BAtes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
BABES GO
STRONG

Dode Brinker, frosh baseball coach
at ~" Is feeling happy these days.
The Babes are coming along fine in
practice, he says. They swamped
the Broadway high squad one after.
noon last week TO the tune OF Z to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
Leader Starts
Crew Work for
1922 Season

Defeated oncc--but preparing
for next year already. That's
Crew Coach Ed Leaders way OF
doing things. Preliminary crew
practice in preparation FOR next
years crew has been called by
Leader for next Monday after.
noon. A lot OF now material is
expected to be uncovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

tive oct voen vfrsing run scored
matted fow rrAsois In eighth. struck
out
esHssse-i for esumrf In ninth. singled.
"'nstisd Tor Tosln Ia ainth. struck
cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SHARPE THRU AT YALE

PHILADELPHIA. April 16.--Al
Sharpe. athletic director. and for
the past year silent member Of the
football coaching squad. is thru at
Yale. His contract Is up in June.
when he win go to the Ithaca School
OF Physical Education as president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
SIWASHES
DROP
LOOSE
TILT

RrsrLrs YESTERDAY
ksl, Lake city "a. seattle II.
Oakland 6. BAn Francisco :.
f>os Angeles 9. Vernon ..
sacramento 4. Portland 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
OFFICIAL SCORES OF
A. B. C. ARE ISSUED

HERE are the official final scores Of
the American Bowling congress held
at Buffalo last month:
1--WE MAN EVENT
nAundern. Toronto .-................bs ss
Arnold Bros. Chicago. .to<I
p7eruminrs Cleveland ..ssf
I.lnooIn fIfs. ~. Wayne. .sgfs
Academy. ksnosha .....s........... sssI
TWO MEN CONTEST
fxffusch -scheiman. Rochester, .......ffft
Norton X noche. Madison ............i f5t
pupsr-Pro~,t. Mttvaukee ......flsf
Hioutn. Wolf. chicago 1880
yotel-czrrel. Cincinnati .........-...i less
INDIVIDUAL
" Smith. Dssroit .........-----.-.-- Ios
y. aneider. Erie. ......-.-.......---. SIS
T. Gfiiiran. Buffalo. .....-......--.. $50
n Hanses. Chicago. ........... ssf
w. Roioff Miiwaukee ...........-... III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

Chicago II. 81 Louis g.
= Boston q. brooklyn 5 90. innipgsN.
Rain postponed Nov York Philadelphia
rama.
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A. Sehfeman. Rochester .......-----.fsss
v = smith. Detroit. .---... .ttss
kaiiusch. Rochester ..fsts
v. s<ho~nisub. Marion. Ohio. ISL
y. Eitnxman. Dayton. .tsIt
q. sehiiIsr. sandussy ..........--.-- .ftIt
HIGH FIVE MAN
tsinxls Camel
Logan Squares. Chicago. ....-.-----.t 1855
MinsraiItss. Chicago ..........--....t 1850
Saunders. Toronto .......s... ------. ieD
HIGH TWO MAN
fatnxis Camel
Hiouin- Wolf Chicago ........------- Nss
Zievsrs-Peterson. K~noshs ..-----~-. 10
Turnsy-Mack. Detroit .........--... at
HIGH INDIVIDUAL
J. CiiiiRsn. Buffalo. ...-...-.---.--.. ~
y. Smith. Detroit. .......-.-----.-.. Us
q. Feilbseh. Toledo. ...-......-..-.. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16
AFTER
LYNCH

Auto Tops--Christian. 1fos Eighth
advertisement
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-16

Ranking A. one Of the best all
around swimmers In the Northwest.
Lambert sternbergh. Crystal Swim.
ming club star. win captain the local
aquatic team this season. Stern
hergh In one or the rest dash and
breaststrokc swimmers In the North
west and he also ranks high as a
plungcr.