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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
Woodland
Park, RS
Defeated
Final Tally Is 3 to 2, Win
ners Counting Two PEN
atty Kicks

DEFEATING w 90 dian d
II park 8 to , in a fast
game ut Hiawatha field yes
terday afternoon, West Seat
tie cinched the trophy in the
senior division of The Star
Soccer league.
The winners still have a
game scheduled with Wood
land park. but as the Maple
Leafs have finished their
schedule and can't possibly
overtake the West Siders,
chances are slim for the game
being played.
Sundays battle was a fast
game thruout. The West
Siders made the most of
their two penalty kicks
awarded by Referee Billy
Waller in the first half. Bar
ney kempton scored both OF
them. Carmichael and Ry-
lands scored in the same pc
rio / from scrimmage for the
Woodland eleven.
In the second session Weston
gcaied the remaining tally OF the
day for the new champions from a
scrimnagc.
Billy Waller replaced Billy Bloc
man as referee. as Biooman was III.
The lineups foe the teams were not
sent In.
The result Of the Hawthorne
Junior-Ben Paris Billiard game was
not sent In either.
Plans for the Ali-star Junior and
Senior games viii be laid this week
and will be announced IN The Star
~ soon as completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
ELIMINATION SCORES
NOT TURNED IN

Unless the managers OF tho teams
In the elimination series. send in
their scores more promptly. the
series wlll be abandoned. Three
games were scheduled for Saturday
night with the Imperials. shaner a
Wolff. Washington Park and WI.
sons Modern Business college
booked at the Ei<s' club. and the
Pirates and West Seattle billed at
the X. Of c.. and no results were
turned in.
The managers OF these clubs must
phone in their results before 10
a. m. Tuesday. or their teams will
be disqualified. so many games are
booked IA the different leagues N
the city that II II impossible for
The Star TO cover every game. The
managers viii have 20 cooperate In
the matter OF sending in their 70.
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

II too far under the weather. and
Mickey Mackay is on his back with
the oidfasbionea grippe" This II
the announcement from the North.
Manager Muldoon II far from
downhearsed over the poNiponcment.
from tho viewpoint Of seatile's
chances TO cop the pennani. Every
day that The opening TIT Ia put off
gives JRck walker. the locals niling
hook checks" artist. a surer chance
To show at his best when the first
gong rings,
Tho Prairie league pannant n
somewhat IN doubt yet as three Of
the clubs stand tied for the bunting.
80 ths poFtpone~nent Of the Coast
finals are satisfactory all around. as
the Coast champions Will do battle
with the Prairie leaders for the right
20 meet tho Eastern champions for
the worlds championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
A5s11H10 1Tf3 Aa96 Lgs.

PING Bodis. figured upon as a regular
with the Vernon Tigers this year. has
been denied Reinstatement BY commisl
siensr Lands. according 20 reports from
the East. Boaie refused 70 report 70
the Boston Red Sox last year when he
was shifted to that club BY the New York
Tanks In big player deal.
Robert Mccain. the young shortsfop
obtained BY Portland from the Phiiiv
Athletics. has applied to Commissioner
Lands to be placed on the voluntary
reflred list. stating that he IL In ~
health. and won't play this year. This
report has not been confirmed az yet ~
Portland. Mccain has been figured upon
a. the regular shortstop Of the Beavers
this year
Joe Connolly. former san Francisco out
fielder, who vent up to the New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Giants from ths Texas league last year
has been sold ~ the Gotham club to
Little Rock. In the Southern league.
Yves Kingdom. a young shortstop who
showed promise with she Portland Heav-
ers two years ago. will pasttna Wlth the
bridgeport club, In the Eastern league.
this sumner.
Gsorge Buns. tho popular National
league outflsider, who figured In the re
cent trade between New York and Gin
cinnatl. has signed tNo-yesr contract
to play vith the FsedH
The waiver price has been set at 800
In the International league.
George clink. veteran riRht-handed
pitcher, who was In the Central league
last season, has been signed by the Yer
non Tigers. lie was free agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
BIRTHS

Giles. Walter L. fts zsth ave. boy
Jenkins. Earl Theodore. 1912 2iHt
ave. =. girl
Terril - r.. 1926 18th ave. girl.
Livingston. Charles oliver. ia ~.
sfth IT.. boy.
pair Dean l.. aeis ssth ave. s. W.
girl
chlkamura. Kalzo. SC Stewart st.
boy.
petrig. Albert. 77os s5th ave. e.. boy.
Day, William r.. z526 42nd ave. =.
W, girl.
Christensen. Arthur T.. Bi.e 10th ave.
y. W. boy.
Wood. william Jackson. sos Spruce
sf boy.
Olson. Carl John. IT'S 2sth ave. n.
Armstrong. Charles Hood. e5fs 10th
ave n. f.. boy
Atkinson. Frederick Elmer. $685. 5fst
ave 8. W. girl.
chesver. Harry Adelbert. 600 n. 9Th
Matthews. George Washington.
Master, Or. girl
Burke. Kendall Edward. e7zo Jones
ave, n. W, boy.
Martin. Marion r.. aff ". io2nd at
Ehrllchman. Ben Bernard. 1905 n.
goth st.. Tacoma. girl.
Donnhos. Andrew. ia 18th ave, girl
Hay, Robert A., 1909 Harvard ave.
~, boy.
nfydges. Charles. 1891 18th ave. g..
Plano. Nick. sso5 izth ave. s.. boy.
fiummer. elem W.. 1891 Woodiawn
ave, boy.
Barton. Rensselasr George. 1916 Il.
McGowan. Joseph Henry. szi Queen
Anne ave, girl
Smell, Grover Cleveland. Cedar Fails.
girl
Brown. Leonard Carl. esii s7th ave
- w. boy.
Farrov. William l.. 1909 goth ave.
Nash. Thomas o. 1914 Deny way.
wsieh. william Albert. 1881 1sth
aarkey. Michael. 7sso Mary ave-
poeppei. Henry Joseph. 45es Nerd
Ian ave boy
o'Ronrka. Cyril Douglas. ises Har-
Brooks. Cecil Guy. .sis Alaska st.
Yamamoto. Tadasuka- sisn King At
ishiba- Tsaamasa. So Stewart st.
casa. Aaoifc. 2ios sIst ave. girl,
Carr. Raymond - tst7 Holly st..
Ralph D. 1904 18th ave
Brown. George II. tT2e Wilson ave.
Mcleod. Hugh c. 1907 T. Denny
Rosi. rssquai.. esii Rainier ave.
i.sas. waiter. ssiO i.th ave. n. L.
Slshirnoto. Nakngoro. ca Charles St.
Nsito. Sci. 1877 nth ave, girl
liidaka. hikul- Ill seventh ave y.
Dake. George T.. ssss L. Thomas at.
Rlnwenr. Charles Chester. secs l.
Oily. 81. girl.
susith. Albert Frederick. 4ss7 Low
man DR.. girl.
NaRei. Egan. Palouse. girl
IHoya, NaninonuAe. eos Main IT.. girl.
Ifsno. HAishs. 1898 Ie. spruce st-. boy.
Yoshino. Fnkuxo. so7 sixth ave. -
boy.
watanahe. Kiusaburc. 1918 Il. Spruce
Blunt. Joseph Robert .iis California
Niak osksy. Jen.ph. 1906 Harrison St.
Otis Guy. 4osi t.nd ave
=. girl.
wheeler John. ssa7 Waters ave-. girl
Lee. Charles Anderson. ieszi 18th
ave - Eifi.
Mcconnell. James. address unknown.
hoy.
Kirk. Jacob. sssa 18th ave. $. w
Mayer. Robert. Burien City. girl.
Enrtght. Thomas James. Fort Casey.
boy.
OVERLY. George Stanley. 1900 Terry
rat,ison. Roy King. ssA as,h ave
n. w. boy.
Larsen. Clarence franklin. East Sc
attic, girl.
Fat. Wong, 1873 YeSier way, hoy.
I.Ankhbury. John Thomas Victor.
Tres 18th ave 4 w girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
BATTERY TEAM
II STRENGTHENED

The completion Of the high school
race Friday strengthened the Bat
terry G team considerably as Enoch
Schultz. sSsr Queen Anne forward.
and Lad Malloy. a crack forward
on the Qgays' championship second
team. are both eligible to play in the
big series Neither Schultz nor Mai.
10y were dropped from the rcgistra-
ton lists when they quit the Bat.
terry team.
This means that the Battery team
Will undoubtedly start Schultz IT
forward with Don Ripley. Army
Bakentus. the pivot OF the team. az
center. and Frank Shiilisfad and
Ralph Etchey at guards This will
leave Malloy. McAdams. McIarren.
Mckay and Tarbox for utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
RAIN FORCES
HALT IN RACE

LOS ANGELES, FEB. sT.-- Rain
forced a halt In the cath lap OF the
250.milc automobile race At the Los
Angeles speedway yesterday. Tom.
my Milton WIS leading az the time
the sudden rain made the track dan.
gerous. Several bad skida and mar
row escapes from death influenced
the decision Of the officials. The date
for the racc has been moved up TO
March ..
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Ben Paris Billiards
to Battle Battery C.
Dandy Bakers, Eliminated by Armory Boys, Turn
Same Trick on Collins Cubs by FL to Is Tally; Big
Game ID Booked for Collins Playfield Wednesday

THE for The Star Junior basketball trophy has
rowed down to the Battery and Ben Paris Billiard
ves The Dandy Baking Co.. eliminated by Battery last
Thursday put the Collins Cubs out of the running Saturday
night at the Knights of Columbus, by 81 to 10 tally
Battery and the Ben Paris Billiard teams viii clash
Wednesday night Mt p for The Star league title The
Battery boys have straight finale games while the
Paris Billiards have broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
BARBER LEADS
SHOOT AT FORT

Knocking down Is out OF 80 tar.
gets, =. II. Barber led the field az
the Seattle Gun clubs shoot at Fort
Lawton yesterday. Matt GraAAman.
T.. W. Kerr and l.. s. Barnes tied for
second place with 90 out Of 80 each. A
high wind handicapped the contest.
ants and held the scores down.
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How Finalists
Stand in Star
Trophy Series

The Ben Paris team IL expected
20 start with their regular lineup
with Reggie bird and Harry Field.
man at forwards. Victor IL How At
center. and Rhinai8o Caceta and
Chez Elliott al guards.
hob Morris will handle the ref
eree's whistle as usual. while Spcn.
Ger Harris win work as umpire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

for the Billiard boys will
necessitate another game for
the championship while a win
for the Armory quintet viii
wind up the race.
Saturdays game. the fifth
in the series. was a clearly
played game with Leslie Car
bis and Clinton HAIRY. the
big stars of the Bakers, again
carrying the burden for this
club, while Ray Gazules and
Tom Duffy were the lumin-
aries for the Cubs.
The score follows:
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Bits Of Golf Picked Up Here and There

Arthur II. Vincent, who Is
well known 10 a number Of
Northwest golfers, has been
named chairman OF the tourna-
ment committee OF the North
Urn California Golf association.
This tourney will be staged on
the Olympic club links March %
to 20 inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
DIVORCES GRANTED

Hanson, Edith *. from ,ustar
Rice. Thelma v. from &. r.
Mahar, Adelinc from George d.
Payne, corinne Hyera from Jonn
Clarence.
Boarman, Mary A. from William III.
Wright, Sarah Maude from Charles n.
centers, Luelia from clinton.
Erickson, John Edwin from Betsy NJ
Macdonald. Edith from James.
AMMO from Harry N.
short. Mildred NJ. from Merrill u
Ellis. Katherine A. from Harold /.
Holmes, Iuella from William.
Hoff, Martha from Guttoren.
Murray. Thomas A. from Claudia
ponnelly. Robert 4. from Marion
Louise.
sylvester Clarence L. from Esther {.
Wheeler. Thcodosla j. frofp slyi1-
liam a..
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Finals
Halted
With Harris, Cook and
Mackay Out Of Game,
Puck Finals Postponed

] T. RTE . have
put the Vancou
yer hockey team
on the shelf tenn
porarily, and the
first game 81 the
Coast loop cham
plonahip. set for
tonight NJ Van
c0uver. has been
postponed "at
least until Fri.
day hfcrfuiflE
TO local league
officials
Smokey" liar.
ria has "a broken
nose. Lloyd Cook
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big dive ut the Crystal Pool IN the third session.
Marty Farrell the famous New York boxer. brought
for his next opponent and Farrell played horse hruout
the fight, Mckay winning again.
lie then tried Johnny Wogast without any trouble.
Tomorrow night Mckay will stack up against Hcnic
Schuman the Denver boy who is the next champion OF the
Coast welterweiqhts Schumann the title the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
a FRENCH car hag 4 car

one Of the British courses re-
Gently In company with ID. s.
Crowther, the amateur. The 30
came In the last nine holes. In
addition. Herd negotiated the
second hole In one, his eleventh
performance of this hind since
lie has been playing golf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
Gordon Mckay Has Big
Ring Record to Defend
Coast Middleweight Champion Has Won Every Start
in Seattle; Tackles Coast Welterweight King in
Heinie Schumann Tuesday, at Pavilion
BY LEO II. LASSEN

)RDON MCKAY. the willy Scotchman who Is
champion of the Coast middleweights, has
piled up real record for victories in Seat
winning every decision since he came h.. )
last fall.
Mckay started out his winning streak
by beating Red" Henry in three rounds
without any trouble lie then made mon
key out of AL Winters and stopped Jimmy
Storey in three rounds.
Ed DAILY was his next victim. taking the
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Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Two hundred and thirty. five boys
and men attended this week the most
successful Father and Son" ban.
auet ever held at sumner. Music and
apoAkers. among them f.noch Eag.
shaw. football coach at the unlver.
sliy Of Washington. provided the en-.
tertatnmenL
Before tho present school term
closes. n special slcction is planned
at ruymiiup 10 decide the question of
voting bonds for new school build.
lngs AZ Maplewood and Spinning.
THE Vancouver Historical society
and City Beautiful club formulated
preliminary plans this week for the
Vancouver centennial celebration. to
be held in 1895. Early relics and
landmarks viii he restored for tho
celebration.
Pastors OF the evangelical churches
% LS7nden have organized a Minis.
teriai association. with rev. y. Joi.
Ing as president and Rev. Charles
Baker. secretary.
Petitions asking ,hr federal gov.
ernent 10 permit tho use Of the two
acres Il owns on the Wishkah river
for the purpose of erecting a public
nataiorium will be circulated soon.
wheat prices AZ waiia waila have
taken an upward trend the past few
days. and farmers are reporting
heavy shipments.
More than half ~ the slTs. 900 re.
auired by the Aberdeen F.lks for
their new home has been raised thru,
"a bond sale. The securities are rap.
idly being placed by "A canvass OF IN.
members OF the order.
The Iynden Tribune Is advocating
plan 10 line every street IN that
city with silver maple shade trees.
Grand Mound * the first com.
munity in Thurston county 20 10
over the top in the campaign for
funds for the centralia memorial.
Rotary club. American Legion
and other organizations at Port An.
rclcs, have instituted a drive to'
raise funds for a playground and
TO further the work Of the Boy
Scouts.
A building boom has hit Port
Angeles. Excavation work for an
apartment house. "A new building for
the Port Angeles cooperative cream.
cry. bank building and store
has been started.
At the convention Of apple men
NJ wenatchee, an important step IN
the rcaiignment OF marketing ar.
engagements has been taken by a
resolution TO form new selling or
ganization. details of which have
not been worked out as yet.
To commemorate passing the 100
mark in membership. mems Bible |
class OF the First Christian church |
OF walla Walla win hold a banquet /
Monday night.
Ridgofield Is preparing TO enter.
tain delegates 10 tho Older Girls' I
which includes the coun I
ties OF Clarke. Wahkiakum. Cowlitg /
and Skamania. The convention will /
open March 3 and continue for three
days. i
So many accidents have resulted
rom automobile drivers at walla
Walla travelling with but one light.
hat steps TO curb the menace are
,eing advocated by citizens.
Farm management schools under
he direction of the Walla Walla
county farm bureau are being held
n various places In the county thia
week. N. II. Miller. farm manage.
nent specialist OF the State college
y In immediate charge.
Plans have been made hy the
Bull association
o purchase a high grade animal To-
aisc the standard Of breeding Ia
lie herds OF the members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Plans are under way for the con.
structson Of the Encinal Golf and
Country club course on the Bay
Farm Island. The club, recently
formed. is but Is minutes from the
business district OF Oakland, Cal.
Los C0tos Cali Chamber OF Com.
fnerce ~ sponsoring move for the
organization Of a golf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

The Cascade a. G. which Is stag.
inw the smoker. made a coed match
when they paired off Frankie Pant
ley and Abe Gordon for a return
bout In the semiwindup. The Port.
lander gave panlicy a tough argu.
msnt last week. holding tho North.
west bantamwuight champion TO a
draw.
by the way. with Mckay. Schu.
mann and Pantisy all booked. three
champions will DO Ia action tomor.
row night.
pinkey Mason. the Tacoma wei.
tsrwcight. who boxes Roy MccaaB
lin In the special event. IL a rugged
miller. He ia an aggressive boy
who should put up a good bout with
the slam bang nrrrnerton mauier
McCasslin always goes pretty well
here. win or luac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Adrian G. Arson, veteran
baseball player. has signed as
chief director Of the Dixmoor
Country club In Chicago. This
h new departure for n golf
club.
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MRS. GEORGE ". Dur1.--rory


10 r~predn~~ such items - win Interest
their cssn nsunitie--
MRS. GEORGE w. DuI.T4--F'orty
years ago Sam G. Cox. BOX IL. Ra-
leigh. Tenn, lost trace OF his sister.
Mrs. George w. Dull. Recently he
learned that she was in Seattle. with
her daughter Pearl. who II believed
10 attend high school here. Send in
formation 10 the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce. Main 5oso.
MRS. ANN HARRIS.--Mrs. Charles
cramcr. 1913 Beacon ave, VIII ap-
1 preciate information that win help
/ her 10 locate Mrs. Ann Harris. who
lived at Rainier Beach on 54th ave.
s. IL years ago. Mrs. Harris had
two sisters In Seattle, Mrs. Woods
and Mrs Reynolds.
j. l.. TOLL John Toiesl--J. l..
Toll. who went by the name OF John
TOTES while working at an Independ.
ence. Wash. lumber mill. is sought
by his wife. Mira. Hanna Ton. i1e
Bell st.. Seattle. His baby is b "a
and needs him. Toll Is feet or
inches tall. parts bis black hair IA
the middle. wears black mustacise
and has blue eyes. lie shutters.
MRS. l.. n. MMCTIaEL.-west-s
ern Union holds a telegram ad-&
dressed TO Mrs. l.. u. McMichaei. sos
w. Crockett St. announcing the death
OF her mother. Mrs. McNichaes could Y
not be located at the address given.
The message comes from Ninneapo-
It's under date Of February %.
w. w. LEININGER -If you
know where w. W. Leininger. who
was in Seattle six years ago. can
be found. notify Phil Meredith. 372f
Judkins 81. Beacon 1910. The miss
ing mans father is dead.
WEBB BROTHERS-From Box
$50. Newmarket. Ontario. Canada.
comes an inquiry for three broth
ers. Charles. Walter and Arthur
Webb. vino are believed to be In
Seattle. Notify Lyron Dennie. at
the above address.
MISS NAY SYLvESTER-For
lack of suitable address. Western
Union is holding "A telegram for
Miss May sylvester. concerning .
death.
HENRY NJ. COII4ETT-Mrs. An
ma Coilett. Box e2o. r. +. ID. No. 4.
Sacramento. Cal. is seeking trace
of her husband. Henry NJ. Collett.
from whom she became separated
while travelling. Collett is a travel
ing photographer.
MRS. JANE AMES-Mrs. Ed
walstead. 1897 Rainier ave-. holds
an important message from the
East for Mrs. Jane Ames. who used
TO live at 5a7s Rainier ave.
DESIlJ MEHI.IG tOR SHIPL.EY1
William Mehlig. Valley Jet. Wis.
writes for Information in regard 20
Dcsit Mehlig twho may 80 by her
foster fathers name OF Shiplcyl.
The girl Is II.
JAMES QUIGLEY. who can be
reached by writing in care of Two.
ny Bros. 18th floor L. C. Smith
building. is anxious 10 learn of to-.
whereabouts of his brother and sis
ter. Robert and Maggie Quigley. who.
when he last heard of them 80
years ago. were in Philadelphia, Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

HIGHLAND. wis. - Near the
burned body OF Kate Dooly. an
aged recluse. searchers found hid.
den In her cabin $500 in gold and
$s.700 in securities.
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pavilion and tho firut encounter
viii get under way a, $50 .. m. as
usual
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nnseSaAnt coach ~ the Institution.
Alfred Coriis,. the famed sfr.aay
b'cycfs racer. has Loaf onlv enc grind ~
which he participated In MAdIaon square
Garden. New York.
Tcernse stadium in -xhsssfser grounds
= 10 BE . war memorial
San branches may construct . med
srn athistse stadium In Golden date
park. IL will be protected from winds
and fcx and viii be an IDEAL site.
rDrffsc Coast A. A. fvs~k and field
championships sr~ sehedaIed on this
gmiversity ~ California oval ~atnr-
day. April g.
New York and district scholastic chss.
league includes eight hlEh schools
Tire Atsrsi- division 81 the American
Canoe association .secusiVs committee
has voted to ssf aside $3.50 a. tha start
~ q sinking fund for shs puryass %
purchasing permanent camp site.
With Lehigh a, south bethlehem. Pa.
April !.
ttsa 81 womeu athletes. 4. conducting
she fir~t three wall haadbaiI tsurnA-
menf. . nesctfy among the fair .er-
wlnnlpsg's bonsplei drew i.eos curriers'.
representing 3Se rlnks.
Peoria r. DESTROYS OF hofafnr this years
central states rowing regatta.
Rev. H. C. cuthHi. a star athlete %
the Boston A. A.. h an ordained Nstho-
dist Episcopal minister and assistant
rector IN n large Boston church.
Kansas city. Mo. viii soon boast
motor speedway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Alex Herd, the wonderful
Briton. had best.baII score Of
80 Tor nine holes, playing over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

nicipal golf In n public utility. and
paving tho way for a full course
later on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Walter g. Fovargue, who re-
Gently returned to San Francisco
from Japan, where he laid out
q golf course, l. confined in Is
isaD Francisco hospital with ~.
lassiJ fete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

r1bsfIfNfl9Ifsl-7 G AFfnodY TOT FFFff haFH.
Field Eoais--Gaynuirs g. Duffy :. Car
rnody T. Pritehsrd 4. Thomas :. HaprF
;. Bowel ,. WATSON ]. Carbts T. frss
thraws-Caraia 6.
Esfere.--f80b Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
NET TOURNEY
TILTS TODAY

The third week of Seattle indoor
tennis tourney was under way this
afternoon, with o, Hoagland playing
w. l.anglie at 3 o'clock. Henry Nolan
VS.. L, I.agerstrom at 4, r. 1ilford vs..
{, Nincet nj 8. and Marshall Alien
and X. Pepper winding up the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27
TWO OTHER
BOLTS

Fred Kelley and Young Gardeau.
a pair of average weltsrweights.
box In the second bout. while Young
Palmer, another Willy scotehman.
and lob Barnes. a tough little bat.
tier will open the show.
The bouts viii be staged at the
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III q w A X ID
ISIIM PAYNE


tSLINn PAYNE
PHELPS - Paid
off at Pier ., Sc.
attic, August III,
1921, after being
stationed at Fort
st. Michael. Alas.
ka, III o W ard
( Sliml Payne
Phelps is sought
by his mother.
Eula Phelps. 2o2S
Ethel ave-. Wa
co. Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Miss May Leitch, one OF the cello
brated family OF English women
golfers. has been married to Captain
H. NJ. Miller. NJ. G. The bride, a
left-handed player. has competed i'm
many international matches for
England. and has won many scratch
tournaments and prizes. including
the golf illustrated gold vase. 1t IL
just possible that she will visit the
United States when her sister Cecil
comes over next fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-27

Alfred Coriiet. the famed sfr.aav
e'cycfs raeer. has ioas only enc grind IN
which he participated In MAdIAsn square
Garden. New York.