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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14
lNF0RMAIIUN|

Weimar. Germania. - Geyernul
proyinciei a dat ieri un ordin, in
virtutea caruia toti strainii carl
vim sa locuiasca aici vor Fl pusi la
taxa. Astfel. americana care sta
trei zlle VA trebui sd plateasca o
taxa care variaza intre 9 81 4 do
lari. De sta luna va trebui sa
plateasca zece dolari; sase luni
treizcci de dolari. 81 peste sase
luni 90 de dolari.
Londra. - Sir Auckland Ged-
DIES, ambasadorul Angliei in Sta
tele Unite. va plati- guvernului
american suma de cincizeci de
milioane Gle dolari. ca parte din
datoria ce are Marea Britanie
catre America.
New York. - Geraldine Far
rar, yestita cantareata Gle la opera
Metropolitan House, ISL va vindc
maine la licitatic mare parte
dintrc lucrnrilc 81 suvenirurile ce
Sc gasesc in locuinta sa din Fifth.
Avenue. Apartamentele au fost
deschise pentru inspectic inca de
Joi. Dansa pdrascste scena de la
opera 81 pleaca sa dea sezonul a.
cesta concerto in mai multe orasc
din Statele Unite.
Toxic. lGuvcrnul jaq,onez al
luat spre cecctare un project de
lege in care, spre Sc evita pc
viitor nedntelegerile de nationali
tate d'sala, copii nascuti in strai
natate din parinti Japonezi sa fie|
consMerati ca cetdteni JaponeEi.
Bruxa. In Franta 81 n Bel
gis Sc vor ridica in total c40 de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

In Cincinnati dol oameni au
fost raniti deoarece o albina S d
asezat pc nasul Soferului. Tn nou
fel de aparare pentru soferii usu.
ratici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

In Hammond. Ind. I'm ON sa
aruncat in aer punandu-si singur
Prietenii lui spun ca
IRA bogat. Sc plictisia 81 trebuia
,a sc distreze cu ceva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14
DIN FUcA cuDflUlu


Porumbul de pace al Europei
vrea sa facd TN record de stat in
aer.
-
Aceasta este o hume mica, dar
mai este loc in ca pehtru oamcni
mari.
@
Sc poate ca d-ta sd nu fiji moro
cos, dar un ON din Cleveland .i-;l
.perdut 81 celalalt ochiu.
Il
Detroitul doreste B fabrica Gle
aeroplane. Ri spun ca Ford ml
este destul de malt pentru dansii.
"a
Daca necazurile incep sa te ma
padeasca. apoi MI mai an sfarsit.
lntre vestile cele mai noui venite
din Russia este 81 una care spunc
ca restaurantele de ia gari vor fl
redeschise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

lr ffsor nostr de acask s1 traga Ia respunhs ~ a
~ Mcut din un act solemn national ~ portif
peca sufletIl nostru fost stren pau' aar d6
NbE6, de a6 inainte iutre moi 81 81 este -
sapd ~ " putsa Il Sliminstk sssgsH7N asH
ANDREIE4&0NlC4&8sR sRs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

Tn membru marcant al par
tidului national ne-a facut des-
|tdinuirea urmatoare:
Tocmai Gu un an inainte de
asia, cand guvernul Averescu
da zor maestrilor della Alba
lula sa ispraveasca cele mai
de seama lucrari de constructie
|pentru a Sc face 1ncoronarea,
la finea lui Septembrie ori in.
Octombrie, d. Bratianu a inter-
VENT, la curte, 1mpreuna GU dl.
lulu Maniu, pentru a nu Fl a.
probate serbarile fncoronarei
propuse de generalul Averescu.
Actualnl prim-ministlu a adus
atunci doua argumcnte in con-
ira 1ncoronarii: l Tncoronarea
nu este a tdrei fntregi, deci5ea
nu Sc poate organiza de un sim
CUR partid; q termenul fncoro-4
narii find fixat tarziu toamna
NJ. Sale Rcginei nu-i va Fl po-
.sibil a fmbraca toaletele potri-|
vitc pentru asemenca ceremo-
nil.
Argumentele d-lui Bratianu
au prips atunci 81 fncroonarea,
a fost amanati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

mai realitate sfanta. dar 81 in,
sasi libertatea.
.Am intrebat atunci, daca abti-
monumentc intru pomenirea in.
vaziei germanc. Accste monu.
mcntc consista mai mutt din nistc
stalpi de piatra. care Sc vor in
tindc in liant de la marea Nordu-
lui pana Ia frontiera elvetiana.
Roma. Fascistii au ocupat cu
puterea ministerul muncii 81 an
dat afara de acolo tOate functiO-
narele. punand in locul ler soldati
carl au luptat in rizboi. Iii au
TRIMS premierului Facta scrl.
scare, acllzand pc ministrul mum
eli dc neonestitatc 81 incompetent
ta, spunand deasemenea cG fuse
sera siliti a-si face singnri drep-
tate.
LOndra. .Ambasadorii din
Constantinopol al pnterilor. aliate
an cerut gllvelnului de la Angora
sa dea o amnestie generala de
care sd Sc bucure toate minorita-
tile din Turcia. Ambasadorii au
facrt pasul acesta Ia primirea
stlrel ca guvernul nationalistilor
Sc pregatea sa' dea pc mana curtii
martiale pc toti grecii, armenii 81
caucazienii otomani, carl ar fl
scrvlt in armata greceasca de la
1919 inc0ace.
w dSHllIS lOH. NtOESllul Hc-
neral al Americei la Paris cerut
de cxterne din Wash
ington sa decida in cazul socia-
llstului Francez, Jean Longuet,
care cere VIA pasmportului spre
a yeni in Statclc Unite sd tie con-
ferinte. Longuet este ginerile lui
Karl Marx. Ell mai facuse astfel
Gle ccrerc pc timpul administra.
tiei lui Wilson, ilsf~i-a fost res.
pinsa.
Barcelona. Autoritdtile au
lnchis o moara din localitate, la
care Sc zice ca sc descarcase gran
dintr I'M vapor molipsit dc playa
bubonica. Pana ac,m au murit
dol oameni din serviciul acestei
mori.
Atlantic City, N. j. - La adu-
narea uni,,nci mecanicilor din
statul New Jersey s'a depus I'M
rapport din partea unui comitet1
special Gle americanizare, care Ii
cea nmatoarele: de nu vom
pc straini, ne vor
enropeniza ei pc moi 81 ne vor CO.
vaiSi cu marele lor numar de
analfabeti.T
Massillon, Ohio. = w. M. Heas-
ley 81 Carl Dunn din acest oras
al fost victimile unui .groaznic
accident de AUTOMOBILE, intampaat
"a punctul ullde calea ferata tale
peste Main Street. Automobilui|
IL
or a fost ishit puternie de loco-
noflva unui tren de MARTA, STA
ssmandu-l 81 ukixand pc Heaaley
q moment. Dun = fest dss la spi !
al, de vnxle So - faes,rsjcri
"a Sc va vindeca,
SO
Brownsville, M In timpulj
mel prabusiri fntalnplate II ninaI
rick Coke Company din Max-I
ven, au fost ranif grav sapte mi. |
lerl, dintre carl trei - atlk intr'ol
tare atat de grara fnctt se cse-
le Cd vor muri ipcnFlnd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14
Ce spune d. Lupas.

Prof. universitar, d. Ton Lu-
pas, deputatul Salistii, care. a
petrec,tt toata vara in cercul
sau, mia declarat. urmatoarele
Gu privire la fncoronare:
"Din izvor denim de toata ra-
spnnderea am PRINT in August
inforlnatia, ca seful guvernului
find 1ntrebat, dupa intoarce-
rn,ca sa della Geneva asupra ter
menului, cand Sc va face ineo-
ronarea, a dat raspunsul cate
goiic, ca in timp calcnlabil,
.nici nu sc poate cugeta la che
tstiunea aceasta. De aci am de-
dus cu dfept cuvant, ca 81 dam
sui socotcste restabilirea arlno-
niei 81 unitatii sufletesti, atat
de cumplit sdruncinate de cand
a ajuns actualul guveTn la cir
ma tarii 81 pana in timpth de
fata-ca o problema, care tre-
bue rezolvata inainte de inoo-
ronare. Caci nulnai asa va Fl
Gu putinta co actul acesta mare,
unic in istoria ncamului nostru, sd
fie insotit de entusiasmul SINGER al
tnturor fiilor poporului nostru, de-
Ia vladica pima la opinca. Faptnl,
ca gpycrnul inlata ce PRINT sti-
rea despre adunarile poporale. prin
care s'au initial pregatirile pentrn
congresul della Alba-Inlia 81 s'a
grabit q fixa termenul ineoronarii
81 pahlica programnl serbarilor,
este nm indicin prea elocvept 81
prea dareros despre miopia p0lifi-
q Q guvernului. Accst ae de 0,
impartanta patiopala 81 de
stat vrea sa-l coboare 10 I'M simpin
Instruments a politicianismului do,
paftid.
An fost afi II Alba Inia si am
Want az haetksile din ipssriorpl Nj
neFisai sxbt 4epaste de-a se putea
iaprjxi phj y Is 0eteaahrie. psci
nici din panet ~ Sedere tehnic nj
! aA.aiaill a fpapsenaR1s ~ - 4
poata faee A. nd demn a acaEt
|lsiep. M cra. ea nief ~. g.
Reo6 - caanimti - ipeeRsas~'
- cliGese ~. .iin6naF Mr.
a teSs sQn1Ee enler.i
= pelae - I'M n I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

Barcelona. Autoritdtile au
lnchis o moara din localitatc, la
care Sc zice ca sc descarcase grau
dintr 'rm vapor molipsit dc playa
'bubonica. Pana acum an murit
dol oameni din scrviciul acestei
nlori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-14

Brownsville, M In timpul
unei prabusiri intamplate II nina
Frick Coke Company din Max
wen, au fost raniti grav sapte nj.
nerl, dintre carl trei se atl6 intr'o'
stare atat de grara, fnctt se ere.
de ca vor muri incurlnd .s
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O alta femeic incercat sa 81
innecc necazurile prin aceea ca
volt sa-si impinga barbatnl in
tr I'M l.Iu. dar nv la reusit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
Lafayette Has
Strong Eleven
Again in Field

Last season Lafayette waa re-
gardsd an having ono Of the best
football teams In the country.
Thi. years. aggregation seems to
he an even better ore.
Lafayette showed its worth IN
the game with Pltsanurg. which
WIS won bY score ~ : 20 Q. ~
followed thia victory b. a win
over Muhieuhurg College. g. TO o.
Lafayette hasn't suffered de-
feat ON the gfldiron since Novsfn.
her. 1870. when the Kastnn eleven
lost 10 ps,ssbnrg. Tho team has
"a straight wins 20 lie credit.
Despite IN. fact that Lafayette
lost several of is outstanding
stars Of last season. Coach suther.
Land seems To have accep,ably
filled every vacancy. II Ia a team
tina, win finish among tho scicc,
In football circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

vropE that Riy Miske the back
II logical opponent for jack pemp
exploded BY Aiskes showing against "
Gibbons his
Msk oupontcd that the De
him victory on questionable oui meant NOT nuns
when he Dempsey wei man
He Illness and he was In no eonon
10 take punching him
back into the rnx
and the
victims for chance at the nue
ryrR since Dempsey that
~ Harry wills
other contendss mix
around among
Tommy Cnbons l. FIRST perhaps
m
mp~ey Hs too small and handicap
o. he much OF hun
7 TITLE wills battle
~ but has apsed TO tho point
seldom mentioned
the respective meeting
be held until
would throw impcdeus In
TOE BECKETT Of
stopped Frank Moran the
considered
regard him
ali the palms for beating
American
T1EcKETTs wiube heavyweight
- carpene Even
senegalese fighter Sikh hh and Joe
be
ought from sk Car
the Batsr with strasht rights and left TO
ticks down stairs" might have the fight for him
N which would
hold Of he
might be fair fighter.
having chance with the champion is silly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
MITCHELL
SPEAKS UP
ON CHARGE.

DASArTTSA. Cal. Nov. i.-indig.
nation was expressed today by
President J. !. Mitchell of the fass.
dena Tournament OF Roses NJ re-
ports coming from the East that the
tournament. in negotiating with tho
Pacific Coast conference this year.
sought 20 give the competing teams
nothing but expenses and retain
the gate receipts.
The tournament was willing TO
give the receipts 10 the competing
teams. said Mitchell. hut merely In.
sisted that portion Of ifg gate go
TO the tournament association
toward wiping out the Indebtedness
on the new Pasadena stadium ami
other expenses.
Tho conference agI~ed 30 the fair
ness OF this position.
Tho rose tournament. Mitchell
pointed out. has never had money.
making for an object. This war the
competing teams In the EastWest
game win divide approximately s76,.
900 between them. the Rose tourna.
.ment getting whatever the receipt
may be above that amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Nov. with the
IN charge that the Baseball Players
union was trying TO use John Nc.
Graw's name TO boost it's organlza-
ton. James Ticrney OF the Giants
denied the story that 81 OF the
worlds champions had Joined the or.
ganlzation and that McGraw had APP.
proved of II.
Every player on the Giants with
the exception Of n few young utility
players has Joined the union. Does
Mr.. Tierney want list OF his own
players who have joined7 We think
not. Surely an official In close touch
with his players could not help but
be aware of IT," was the answer
given by Raymond J. Cannon. Mil.
waukee attorney, who has directed
tho organization OF the union.
McGraw was out OF town. but one
of his close friends said he had never
expressed an opinion publicly for or
against the union. but that he did
say. "If the players enrolled. It was
their own business and did not need
my approval"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
WASlffNGrO> HAS
PASS ATTACK, TOO

California has been famed for We
forward pass threat since 1890.
when the Golden Bcars started their
big winning streak. hut when the
Bears run into Washington ARMS
tice day tn the stadium they Will
hav. to contend with quite a for.
ward pass attack themselves.
Wayne Han has shown that he Il
regular hawk for sharing tho oval.
particularly In the pinchs.. Roy
Pietre can also go up IN The air
after them, And don't kid yourself
that Leonard Zisi. waiy Daley and
Fired Abel can't pass THAR onion,
Brick Muller may be able TO throw
the leather farther than zisi. bu,
he would have to shoot II out Of
sun 10 shrow more accurately
than tho Washington ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
Tierney Denies Giants
Have Joined New Union

While none Of his players are en-.
rolied--the American league not yet
being Colonel Huston.
half owner OF tho Yankees. remarked
that he could not sec what the union
could do that would make things
worse for the club owners. He would
not express an opinion. however, un.
vi he knew what players were In the
organization, what their purposes are
ana how they figure on accomplish.
ing them.
IL In probable that tho union will
elect It's officers within a short time.
when the president or committee
VIII be sent to the club owners at
their December or January meeting
10 explain their reasons for organic.
ing and TO ask for cooperation IL
the club owners do not care TO recog.
nize them
" Is understood that the union win
ask FOR representative on the nd.
vlsory board which now consists OF
Commissioner Landis. John Heydler
and Ban Johnson. tho presidents OF
the two leagues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
Princeton Team
Lacking Triple
Threat Grid Man

In modern football II ls an &C.
cepted theory that no team can
be successful unless it has a triple
threat.
The Princeton team of this year
seems lacking in that respect.
That is one reason why a LOT OF
the experts figure the Tiger is In
for a tough season.
Last year the Tiger eleven had
great little star in Quarterback
Lourie. He could run, kick and
hurl the forward pass.
There Is no Lourie at Prince.
ton this year. Bergen at quarter
doesn't measure up 10 his class.
cieaves. whose great run saved
the day for the Tigers against
Colgate. surely can run. and Is
the best of the Princeon punters.
However. he cannot throw the
ball nor drop kick. so that he
lacks two OF the essentials OF a
triple.threat player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
SOME NEW RULINGS

NEW YORK. Nov. !. - Boxing
agents for boxers-the boxing com.
missions new idea for doing away
with managcrs-must not be match.
makers. promoters. managers or sec.
onds. the commission has ruled. and
they must work on the following
scale. Ten per cent for a bout bring.
Ing $1,000 or less; per cent for
bouts bringing from 81 900 20 5000,
and per cent for everything over
ST. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
BIG THREE GRID
WORK is LIGHT

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s--Footbali ac.
tivities around the big three" have
been lightened considerably this
week. as Harvard. Yale and Prince.
ton have easy games scheduled for
Saturday. and they are all getting
ready for the big three series.
Syracuse Is working hard for Ne.
braska. and from the way the Ne.
braskans have been acting this sea.
son. Syracuse will have one OF the
hardest jobs OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
EIGHT CLUBS SEEKING THIRD SACKERS

obtaining Kamm from San Fran.
cisco. He cost them 100000.
Washington attributes part OF
It's trouble last season TO a bad
start, and claims the bad start
was due 10 weakness at third
Ellerbe played a fair game for
st. Louis at third. but was out
lot because of injuries. The
Browns believe that little
brighter infielder at third last
season would have meant tho
pennant for them. Cleveland has
been weakening at third base for
two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
FOOTBALL PAYS
IN EAST

The Harvard Crimson n having a
wonderfully successful season and
looks like one Of tho strongest teams
In the East. Not oniy from a play
ing standpoint. but also from a
financial one. Is tho season a sue.
ccss. Over 1904 poopis have
crashed thru the turnstiies 70 $50 s'-
Cambridge team In action this year.
with the big Princeton and Tale
games yet 70 follow. II Ia estL
mated that The receipts for the sea-
son will run over 800 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
ABEL EXPECTED To
START At QUARTER

Practically unheard OF at tho
start Of the year, Fred Abel Ia bios.
sorning out as the regular quarter.
back OF tho University or washing.
ton eleven. Waiiy Daley was cen.
eeded the big edge for this position
when practice started. but Abel has
done 70 well IN handling the team
lately that he IL expected to get thu
call for the rest Of the year. Daley
VIII be held IN reserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
FRANK CHANCE Way
RETURN tn GAME

Frank Chance. once the peerless
NADER OF the Chicago Cubs, has sold
hlr orange groves IN California and
has heard the call % the game again.
Tits name "a prominently mentioned
~ manager Of the Washington Mats.
Boston Red Cox asd Philadelphia
Qunksrn next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

In the National league there
are but two h.gh-class third base.
men. One OF them lis Groh,
who put himself In popular favor
by his fine comeback in the
worlds series. The other is Pin
ELI. OF Cincinnati. who played
the best game OF his life In 1899.
In addition TO the clubs listed
above. the Boston Nationals
probably would not slam the door
In the face OF a real good third
sacker who came seeking admis-
sion To their circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
Stanley
to Lead
Regina
Former Vancouver and
Calgary Forward to Pr
lot Prairie Ice Team

SIGNING har
ney stanley. for
msr Vancouver
forward star. Tho
Regina team Of
no Pratris
league. made a
10 strike. as two
other ca tn )
we're after the
former Calgary
iumlnary
Stanley played
Tor Vancouver
IN 1911. and has
been on the
fss.frts nInr4 lie
plays either a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
ANDERSON MAY
RE THRU"

Jocko Anderson. former Calgary
forward. signed by Victoria. may
have seen his best hockey days He's
still a young fellow. but Gordon Fra.
ser. Seattle defense player. played
with him two years ago. and says
Anderson broke his ooiiar.bonc and
had a bad cut on the knee that uea.
son. lilo played last year. but the
injuries affected HIS performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
MORE COWBELIs

NEW YORK. Nov. /. ~ II Jack
Dempsey does not get some work
before January he IN going over 10
Europe again, Dan McKettrick, his
New York representative. says. He
has been offered sI25,000 to meet
Battling sikh in London and $3.50. 900
to meet Harry Wills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
MN Farm FOR BIIfEs

KANSAS CITY. Nov. !. r. Work
will be started ~ once on the cree.
ton Of a new $3.50 900 park for the
Kansas City American association
club. according 20 the announcement
81 George Muehlbach. president OF
the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

WtuE ~ center Ice
Stanley will take over the Regina
rsins and IL plotting 'he squad that
won that league championship last
year.
fic has the nucleus for another
good team. and the Cape arc expect.
ed 10 max. strong bid for the
icaguo championship.
Stanley will lead his Regina OUTFIT
Into seattle for one game this sca.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

hight major league clubs are
~ on a hunt for a third base
man. The Washington, 81.
Louis, Boston and Cleveland
Americans and the Chicago. st.
Louis, Brooklyn and Philadel-
pbia Nationals all are out to
strengthen the hot corner. There
has not been such dearth Of
third basemen in years, and II rs
one Of the most difficult posi-.
lions TO flll on the diamond.
The Chicago Americans think
they have beaten all rivals by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

Dick Rudolph. the veteran Boston
Brave pitcher. has been given his un.
conditional release by that club, He
Is expected 10 be found managing
some minor league club In 1923.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
VANCOUVER TO HAVE
STRONG LINE

In spite OF the loss OF Jack Adams.
ono Of the beat forwards In the
league last year. Vancouver viii
have good line. AS All Skinner will
be on right wing. Mickey Mackay at
center and smoky Harris at left
wing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
ELKS SMOKER
is ON TONIGHT

Boxing. fencing and wrestling arc
on tap tonight In the ''srnokelcas
smoker the big Brother Elks arc
giving the Big Sister Elka at the
Eiks' club tonight The first events
start az $40 a dance will wind up
the entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
SHELLEY 4
SPOKANE

Earl sheeicy. former Salt Lake
first sackcr. who wound UP a great
year with the Chicago white sox. Is
wtntsrins in Spokane. The big fei-
low kieksd thru in great style after
a mediocre start this year. Bss
league critics say he IL the best first
,sacker IN IN. big time in fielding low
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

EBRASKA and Iowa. the Midwest
December played ut Lincoln
or al
according Lincoln They
championship
powerful unless there the biggest
will the end of the
q lie with Michigan
n Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
LUDERUs LANDS ION

KANSAS CITY. Nov. i.-Frcd Lu.
derus will manage the Oklahoma City
team In the Western league next
year. John Holland OF Oklahoma City
announced here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01
JAMESON Is
STAR NOW

oDs OF the really great stars OF the
American league who is often passed
BY unnoticed by the average fan not
seeing It's league baseball ~ Charley
Jameson. the Cleveland outfleIder.
Jameson. who started out as a
southpaw pitcher. was made over
into ny chaser ~ Iris Speaker.
Under The Texans tutorship Jamie.
son has t,lomsoined out ss great ny
hound. Hs IL said To H. one Of tho
fastest men in the big show
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BY LEO II. LASSEN

nailed the biggest package in the minor
leagues n Bentley the Baltimore Oroe
Bentley the international
league for several has finally been sold by Jack Dunn the big
after he had refused with his
ehanded pitcher I'LL
first o the outfeld accepaby
pitching brought
him noety He has Al and lost since joining
pitching he played
first
probably the
0o that has straight pennants In the international
league for the Maryland club
Boey shorstop Detroit Tigers The Tigers
second Sucker 70 work aongde Of Rgney next year Boey
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|&1HBudl

Coach Brigham Isn't hit bashfui
IN stepping right out In the CONVEX
ssfion league and saying that he
thinks doc MeGuern h the best
Quarterback In the high school
Iesgne. MeGuern saved the West
Seattle game by downing sn Indian
who had recovered . tumble and
line.
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Enoch BagshaW Is Making Good at Washington

will that Of the California aerial game
In Hall and Pere he has of wings who fleet of foot and VINO
nail leather with the accuracy Iris Speaker sharing y oa
Bagshavs biggest asset Of thinking his ability make
Pulma CUTS
ball fight will many obstacles.
The Wednesday for the California here Nove-
Der H. The by Pullman Saturday will have nearly two
weeks point the Golden Bears
Huses Bears will know
think that Washington
hasn't chance fight will do then watch California!