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Rivers to
Meet Burns
atTaconna
Sensational Tacoma Boy
Gets Crack at Eastern
Lightic in Headlincr

JIMMY RIVERS, the crack Tacoma
- lightweight. will got his first
chance at big game on April 6. when
he meets Eddie Burns. an Eastern
boy. who made his debut on the Coast
by giving Pat Williams a lacing. Riv.
era and Burns will head the Tacoma
card. with tho 20 billed for six
rounds.
Harry Eagles and Joe Black will
box six rounds In the scmi-windup.
Eagles lost "A io.round decision TO
BOBBY Harper in the last Tacoma
show. but his hard wallop and the fact
that he easily stayed the limit with
Harper have made him a card with
the Tacomans.
Several preliminary goes win start
the show. all laid over the four round
route.
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20 Washington Baseball
Men Survive Final Cut

TWENTY University of Washington baseball per-
formers have survived the final cut of the
made by Coach Matthews.
The following will represent the Purple and Gold
the diamond this year:
Ptchers-Raph Leonard, Arthur Morgan. Don Mac
kenie Frank Setter. T.. W. Harper Ed Liston.
Catehers-Gibert Maoney. Bob Boyd.
Infielders-Roscoe Torrance Roy Barrett. Clifford
Ianghorne, Glenn Galligan. Bill Bake, Dick Welts,
Fred Lewis, George Marriott.
Observation-Disclosures Miles, OBJ Gardner, Gordon Me-
Mahon. Carl CHAMBERLAIN.
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Players Signed for Opening Games in Star League.

wendell murphy. Clarence hRun. Vernon
Powell. Hisis Powell Louis fasais.
Rufus Layton. orytiia Hchradsf. Wilffei
murphy, George sheets
WEST SEATTLE DYr WORKS
john Tu.ker Manager
Dan Sloan. STANLEY Davis, tabert Hesa.
Ralph Nasri John Tuiin, Eugene crnsh.
Manual nhsushY. Robert Foster. Anthony
Lsttieh. nussrl Simon. SELLS Morgonsen,
Edward Tuiin, Roy DatHrmau.
THREE nHorttit- DNt WORKS
., ". uauEhman. Manager
Harry Hpsidsi. Ralph f.aNFy, John
Reagan. Ted Ahnef. Raymond jury, A.
nareafis. Donald Aannina, Troy rrwin.
Ralph Miller, Kenneth Putnam, Robert
noffsr. ivan Jones. "a awlfi, Carl Hoe.
" h roYeiie.
IRED uorrEHs GIANTS
Lloyd Hills. Manager
William cartrum. Ralph Hopper. VII.
liam Montgomery. 20 Thompson, nHnnie
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Ell. roy Frnn~y, Tom Anderson, Arthur
Butler Ronald wlllis. Hector Ia Chance.
Mhitford wood Chester Todd. Clarence
Mcnnnaid, Merrill uaines. Charley Hardin.
Dick Mahonry.
FREMONT CYCLONES
Charles 4. Williams. Nansg-v
Nenroc Dean. Hud Davis. Roger Tier.
man. Herbert Larson. David Hart, leo
Souers, Harold sanderson. EdSard Jones'
Alex Mcdonald Vincent Mct'utchin. \.
Gilmore, nave prnnEan, Harry Christian.
LAKEWOOD Sf1tkIR~
Edward kr~u.tr.. Manager
lack NaFhrf, Everett Miller, Neh@rt
rrtsler. Edward krcnatra Henry iieltum.
Charles Lunch. Darrell cole fatscy
brennan. J. Raymend.
PIRATES
Rodney Gilbert. Msusxer
nelhert uanbetti Orie Srastig. Jack
seh.artn John R~nner. lyle Knowles.
William Kendall. Joe Mckay. Lloyd Tye.
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o'fsarr, Wesley Peterson. Sicheis Del
puoa. Lloyd Ems. Kite Re julio. PIN
Myers. Anton u. Yiiiata. william kohier..
Fred uirich
MT. BAKER WILDCATS
It~u, Vincent. Manager
fayns haudsirom. ROY Erickson. Don
aid kit Addison Amss Hayward Dare.
Howard Wufuach. stanley Mekinriry.
Ralph Robertson. stewart BsreitsF. nsE.
Ninoent. John AaEsf. Amos Harriet Az
GREEN LAKE JUNIORS
Alisest 1oFa. Manager
Ralph thfiHh. Henry fafnosha. james
ffyiienHrsn. Phil EordsfFsm. Laurence
Harmon Gilbert banen. Edgar nhEist.
Tom ftyiienEfan, wallace Rafferty,. Al
bert Torn. John nlEeio~, seiy uuiiiyani
ralph Rouse.
thur Handstrom. Harvey EaEsn. Budd
walker
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BY SEABURN BROWN


NEXT Tuesdays which
Az Pavilion Bobby
sit the opposite frankie
fights California
\ thrill Of the emiwindup
signed to each other fairly
recently.
YOUNG GARDEAU Mccassln a
the
hung and
WIN be
IN
dar the Filipino bantam will box In the
MALONE Cascade matchmaker
furnish the local fans the highest
win box Seattle before hatch work
BRENNAN has bean ~
the nuest beaywehts boxing
the the
Coast will be greeted with tho
TuIIs much
nreban
a a Grebis
$50 pounds and he
spprectable
weight Looks like Mike will fighter with
Tommy. -
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Bodney gilbert Charles Carroll. Frank
NcNuefn, Louis gaufinan. Alst Ne
Guarrie. Harry Feidman
q. v. wEsIrRMAN 60.
Ia Verne Peterson. Msnas-
J. Nuysteke. Harold hteHftY. Frank
Johnson. Win Smith. John Anthony, Tom
uemmit. waiter Toulouse. stacy barton.
la Verne Peterson. william Messa Cor
don Anderson.
ROSS Guns
Thomas rtsit, Meaas~
Grant ttofniK. aenFKe q, htaht. FEEDER
Nsn wtckz. Don NeHeynelds. Carl Carl
son. Clarence Atticsun, Ralph tiskannon,
Robert stameAuHh. Eawin nonsiiy. ~ l.
n asen. Raymond Jensen. Henry Alleu.
olaf Larson. Thomas Plata houoh
uardeil.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY GO.
ti,ie Powell. Manager
Carol nurkec william MatetAkr. Frank
welch. nswara patten. Noel M~vee.
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field. The trade which brought
George Burns from the New
York Giants in exchange for
Heine Groh has made il pos
sible.
The Reds VIII open the season
with Pat Duncan In ieft. George
Burns In center and S~aie IN right.
In addition Moran has two promla-
inw youngsters In George Harper
and I'D Hook.
Harper. who WAS bought from the
Oklahoma CITY club for a fancy
price. has q great chance Of break.
Ing into the Cincinnati outneid.
Hs contracted pneumonia shortly
after the training s-ason started.
which has held him back. Harper
Ia not kid. having iarried With the
Detroit club for several years
aor.n II perfectly satisfied With
his catching staff Of wingo AID
Hsrxrave
Tie Cincinnati ieaAer figures hts
catching staff up 20 major league
standard Despite the absence of
Roush he Is satisfied with his out.
field.
Moran's problem Is his tnfeld and
pitching.
WIZ Jimmy cav~n.y be able 20
I'll the bin at shorty WIN BABE
Pineln deliver at thirdT
Cincinnati's chances In a measure
hinge on Caveney and Pin.iil. on
spring form the odds arc in favor OF
them coming thru.
Pitching In Moran's other worry.
He has two worthwhile veterans In
Eppa Ttixey and Adolfo Luaue. Pete
Donohue. tn. Texas coilegian. seems
capable Of taking his regular turn
John Scott. secured from Boston. T.
his other hope TO complete the quar-.
tet.
Cincinnati appears 10 have pretty
fair batting strength. plenty OF speed
on tho bases. good catching and an
average infield- The club must get
pitching TO be anywhere.
II does not appear TO be a pen
nant-winning combination. Yet n
should prove TO bo troublesome az.
gregation.
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GEORGE ROCCE
HAS OPERATION

GeorEc Rogre. veteran Of wash
lnEton's football team for the pas,
two wars. was op-rated on Mt the
Seattle General hospital this morn.
ing for injuries received during las,
football season.
RogEc was sent on a rush can to
the hospital M the result Of an ex-
animation by Dr. Don Palmer. He
was kicked during one game last sea.
son and internal injuries have de.
vcloped.
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Lee Foil Has His
Outfielders and
Catchers in Line

NOBLE. Ala March a.
1Sl Manager Lee Fohi OF the
Browns has no worries ~ TO
his catching or outf1eid
Tho catching staff vm en-
sist Of his trio Of regulars Of
last year. Hank SeverU6d Pat
Collins and Josh BiIlinEA
Two younEster4 Art1R W.T.
kins and John HevtnG. ars ty>
Ing for . berth but YIN prob
ably be sent back 70 tha mtnen
for moro experienoeA
Manager Foil y onrndant
that Pat Collins h2 arrived
with . vengeance He intends
to use him . great deai this
summer to help out Severed.
who for yars has carried the
burden
The outneid WIN Be Ken WmN
Jams In left jacobson In center
and Johnny Tobin In right Click
Shorten. secured from Detroit,
will play utility role
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Season Opens Sunday;
One Team Drops Out
All but Silent Frats File Contracts Wednesday;
League Is Divided Into Three Divisions; Schedule
for Sundays Games Is Ready
Last Call for Silent Frats

As the Silent Frzts were
the only foxssrs to file An
entry In The Star Junior
Baseball league 10 fail 10
s~nd In their contracts
"Wednesday. they win be Civ
en- until tonight 10 send ttssm
In IN The Star before being
disfranctiiscd- This IL being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Panthers, Ross Cubs. l.. v.
Westerman Co.
League No. 3--washinrton Park.
Asahi Cubs. Green Lake. West
woodland Merchants. West Seattle
Dye Works. Fred Hoppcrs Giants.
Wilson. rietle Co. West q Wheeler.
Liberty Park.
robin In each one OF these divisions
with each team playing each team In
their division once. The two leading
teams In each division Will then
play n round robin for the champion
ship with tho other teams playing an
elimination series for Class ID honcrs-
Hers the schedule for Sunday
with the home team being named
last In each bracket:
LEAGUE NO.
g~~,l.ns Cubs vs.. Three Brv<A~s py-
ws-ks at wafis wsfia at p m.
Y.iosn kihi~sie club va isdspsnAsns
al wsus wAiia at .. m
Pirate. We. I-Ahsvood st Columbia al
nninaa Ner-hs-t. ~ Warrington
Laundry Co al Lowell school grounds 81
.. M
LEAGUE NO.
r>pui~'s rr~neh DIR Cleaners - IA v.
wsatrrrnsn CO. at South Seattle at p m
Partners W. MI Baker Wildcats at
Columbia 81 . m
nass Cabs va Fremont cyeiones at n.
y. Dav a. ,. n.
ar the sil~.t Yrsfs eatsv. the
Rrywu Brother~ billiards will play
the Pratt. st south seattle NJ Z p m-
Announcement ~iii be made Iridsy.)
LEAGUE 30.
wMNsnrfon Park Green Iake at
Green Lake at y. m
Giants va AsAhi Cubs a. lincoln Al
p N.
West woodland Merchants ~ vast a
wheeler IAberty Park at South Park a.
west Seattle Dys worts va wilson
Kr4~;le CO. q, Adams playfleif at .. m.
In case the grounds cannot he OBJ
tanned from the caretakers Of tire
playficids. the managers of the home
teams should call the manager of the
league at Tire Star not later than .
y. IN. at The Star today. All man.
ayers should watch Tho Star tomor.
row a. the schedule named today is
subject to change. II il OF the ut.
most Importance that home team
managers inform The Star tonight as
TO whether or not the grounds can
bc obtained at the above time set TO-
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
SETS NEW SWIM MARK

NEW YORK. March so.-Miss
Ethel Baker. New York. set n new
record In swimming the -o0-yard
free style 4. A. L. Junior champion.
ship swim here last night. travelling
the distance in 500 Is. This IL ss
seconds faster than the 1891 record
set by Thea Cavill. Oakland. Cal.
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Here are the men signed
up by the % teams that will
start the season Sunday:
wirso>-NnIrriE 60.
William Walters. Manager
t.vie Gamble, Paul Oishask. steve Mos
tesky. William Walters. Tom Nhtworth
Clarence HoiVtn. Edward Tcnhari Rob
sst HiitS Roger Mullen. Charles Walters
Thems. blanchard. Edward Mostosky.
u J. O'Nesfc. Eugene fatten.
fERotE>E Ctns
Wsuer uermsn~en. Manager
Wits lind. Charles Newcomh. f.euts
rcx. n H. fundhery. Howard Heath.
Perry Steen. CiAreace Jund. A. Herman
zen. W. Hermanscn, r. W. Pepper. itip
Annette. &. Siettetahi Gus uinnness
WEST q WHEELER LIBERTY PARK
>se>~e tsms~vt. Manager
RAY Morse. cecii kirkey. walter Mitch
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done In an effort to make
the league contain an even
number Of ~ teams. 80 no
squad viii have TO be idle
during the preliminary scs-
son. The Frat manager should
not fail 10 get In touch with
The Star by 8 p. M toby IL
his team plans TO 90 thru
with the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
wAHHTNoToS PARK COLTS

walter isindhrfEs George Merx. Pete
Mitchell. tfyinE Pearson, Hush grtfntha
william Htett. Theodore Moody 4 Nsfx.
uni grffiths, MARI rchiosssf Hii way
man. W.. MIX. Arthur Smith. Clarence
iiiiieatad.
UIffaAS MEnfuANI1
Emil IaLmaB. Manager
Fred Sweeney, North gOruforth. Fred
raptn, Eddie Thomas James Thomas.
Ronald Mcdonald william Beck. Kenny
stats. Nsfnis FsneEor. Jerome MELON
ala George wake Anton Ripley. John
DNysr, Don Ncgiivray.
rANfuIHs
Usim~r johnson. Manager
Hefmsr johnson. fauoii swift Arden
HnEhesson willard bowman. Joe brad
Icy. Aibsrt Tsifbanhs. Harold puffY.
Kari aw.nnon william nissonatis. Harry
Canal. Joe Welsh.
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BERRY AND ROOT SPECIAL

For this week we are offering the
following plants. enough for the home
garden: IL New Strawberry mr.
BurrelD, IL Kellogg's Premier, 4 rhu.
barb Banwinc. ~ Asparagus Roots-
THE LOT for slips. Z. o. b. our store.
COLT-McLOUGHLIN. 1i03 First
Ave. Elliott 5G.-Advertiscment
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HORTON FIVE
CAGE CHAMPS

Dexter Horton downed the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce in the title
game OF the Bankers league basket
ball race. 20 TO IS. The battle was
close all the way. with tho shooting
OF MCGEE the feature OF the winners
play. Thc TIFF was fought on the
Franklin high school floor.
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ROPER LAYS DOWN LAW

PRINCETON. March 30. 49, Any
Princeton player who misses classes
next fall without a good reason will
be dismissed from tire football team.
according TO Coach Bill Roper.
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THREE RECORDS SMASHED

NEW YORK. March 30.-I.ed by
10 hnny Weismuller. 17.year-old
swimming sensation. the Illinois
Athletic club team made three
worlds relay records last night by
doing 400 yards in 3:43 S-5: 500 yards
In 4.41 SIS and 900 In 6.ao 2.n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
NET TURNOUT SOON

Tennis aEpirants will turn out Mt
the University OF Washington at tho
first sign OF favorable weather for the
racquet sport. Jimmy Arbuthnot
will coach the net men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
LEWIS THROWS LONDos

ST. LOUIS, March 30. 49, I'D
'StranglerI Lewis successfully defend.
cd his title against James London.
Greek champion. last night. Lewis
took the first and third fails with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
LoUnr's y u. CLEANERS

Shields German, George Henry, Zen
Hainau. James Logan. T.. J. @eHafnss.
Richard Bresn. Leo Burke LEO y. visit
Edmund O'Counor. John DD0unen. Iaf-
old Braehen. nay oayzuiss. James Null
laily. Arthur Duff.
TAICOs ATHLETIC CLUB
Harry Wooden, Manager
Arthur Trys. Harry Wooden. haY Dau.
estt Clarence Testers, Harold rye. Les
lie OHbsrg sidney stokes. George NsYian.
John oiddinRs a. O. smith, Erwin Young.
Edward gnrfetf
BHowS BROTHERS BILLIARDS
Ralph f.e~, Heass~r
Frank HHrriran. Gail Kelly. WIN
Smith. VifEl Foster. Robert Elliott Al
Gov. Jack Harlow. Ralph Leo. Alfred
Young George bisKsnthaler. James Burt
Lloyd Smith, Joe HarrigaH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
COBB HAS ONE
GOOD ROOKIE

Danny Clark looks TO be the best
bet among the infielders Ty Cobb
has picked up this year. 70 far as
tho hitting II concerned. Clarke
has been leaning on tho apple with
consistency during the trimming
Period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
u BOXERS TO
MEET TACOMA

Washington boxers win close their
season with q tournament Thur
day. March 80. against Eddie Mari
nos amateur string At the Tacoma
olympic club. These matches with
the Tacoma club VIII give the Wash
ington mitt men a chance TO fui-
FIN the requirements for their min
or w sweaters.
Gene Urhanck. Bud Marsh, Harold
Ward. Pat Maioy. Loren Milliman
and Walt Resos VIII be the men
taken by Coach Jimmy Arbuthnot
today. They win mee; Ed Bedford.
Charlie Holmes. Ed Herrnson. Ella
Lyons Henry Prince and Pat Ne
Cune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
TAD JONES HAS REMEDY

NEW HAVEN, March 30.--Com.
mon sense and highbrow legislation
Is all that IL necessary to correct the
so-called evils OF football. Tad Jones.
head coach at Yale. says.
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.RRg2s@as
GHA3S |

Score sheets. which must he fiIief
cut and filed at Tho star before 7
.. On. Of the DAY Of ali game. will
10 ready for ~trtbuttoa Friday
sft~rneop. Ls~ry teams s~srer
should obtain several copies before
sundays Esme~. It's vitality impov-
tsnt To the sae~~-. Of the league
that all rep~rts Of G.mee are tanned
In promptiy. - that is tho oaip
method b. which they can bs OBJ
tsined By The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
ROBINS BEAT yANKs

GALVESTON, March 30.--Bahe
Ruth pushed ONE over the fence but
the Robins hoped on Jolley In the
10th and beat the Yanks. 2 to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
ISDKrESpgsTs

Lewis ualmaa. y. y AmBdssn. Es-ra
Quickstad. Herbert Quieksisd. Ey~~t
nnsiisnbsrE. Arthur sBsiisnbsrg. trnsA
a fnundsen. Raymond g. Lehds. Lsris
EnsifsnbsrK. Oral WHITAKER.
wIsT WOODLAND MERCHANTS
Ar Morse. Manager
Carl petsrs, Eugene WaJby. Bob Ffsss-
housar 10. QuiaEstad. Everest Briss.
sterling Hove. Aibeft Hove. Dalfer
Harper. Art Morse. JACK Donnsu Walter
jacobson. Edward Jenkins. Les bhAfsr.
Melvin LoNry.
AsAHf CUBS
n. Osaws. Manager
". Eora. ". Hhisski. X ffnsi. EAss
Araf. 7. Tsukuno. Is. srai. X Eons. N.
Hatauda X. YaFnada, r. Tahssyo-hi. y.
~ EaEamins. Y. Takafa, Y. Haysshifaxi.
X. Arai. ". HmiBamurA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

yITITH % teams of starting the season, The Star
w Junior Baseball league will get under way Sunday.
The squads have been divided into three sections with the fol-
lowing divisions being made
League No. 1-Three Brothers Dye Works, Falcon Ath-
lc.ic club. Lakewood Washington Laundry Co, Pirates
Zerolene Cubs Hilman Merchants, Independents.
League No 2-Mt Baker Wildcats Louies French Dry
Cleaners, Fremont Cyclones Brown Brothers Billiards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
RING BOUT is
SET FOR OMAHA

Johnny Stopper. who has never
taken the count In his ring career.
will meet George Knorr in 10
round bout mt Omaha on April Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
OLYMPIA SITE PICKED

PARIS. March 30 -- Pershine
stadium, erected by the American
army In 1919. has been definitely
chosen for the 1924 Olympic games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
Cincinnati Reds Don't Shape Up
as Contenders, Altho Dangerous
Reds Are Depending Upon Coast Ifd Pitching Not Overly Strong;
Oued Looks Catching Staff How Morans
Locke ONT

NERAL WELLS, Tex, March S0Pa Moran this is attempting
bunch
and a few of his old sprnkled in.
impossible orete the Cincinnati
skipper will He has outside chance
Pat Moran always optimistic is exceedingly proud Of his
rather high hopes his However he
making predictions as to where his club will finish
ideas buzng his head the heads Of his
simply tried his that he wants
him his best efforts and that he will be satisfied with
he results
Right off Moran forced to build his team without
counting punch Of his club Eddie Roush
leagues outfeder having his annual salary
He considerably
n believes he is worth.
he
Incidentally the salary difference patched question
ill condition to start the in his best FORM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

There Is n city in Australia which
bears the name OF famous pugilist
-Bendigo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30
3 TEAMS WILL COMPETE in STAR JUNIOR BASEBALL LOCI
Can He Do It?

That's what Coast league fans are asking about FL
mer Ponder, the new Los Angeles HEAVIER He is
expected to fill the gap left in the Champions
pitching staff thru tk, graduation Of Vic Aldridgc
and Art Reinhart. Ponder comes from the Cubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Salt beds covering an area OF 90
square miles exist in Nova Scotia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

The rr-rlent tunsorr hsv. ore % tho
sfranE~si eiats IN the league. gp1gtnE
from some af ths sst~nt lined up ~ far
Nest % fhsiF players haYs seen s-fsios
with fhs crack grammar rrhest teams
thsf - .. Day HAs tBfnsd cat Ia the
psat frs SEASONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Ths schssuis fer the complete r~eson
-iii be r.ady for pubiieation saturday.
Changes W registration may be made
every Wednesday BY managers sending
IN ns~ contracts fiiied cut in the same
manner AZ the first contracts sere. Ia
cases where = team has - men under
contract and nsw members are added,
the names 81 the mru the ns~ players
to zach change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

United States produces and con-
sumes far more oatmeal than any
other country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Met ru~s 10 hncwn rvssrftng ne COW
sftion % the Lowell school rr-urrs fer
r~ruisttan baseball. Tn. washington
Laundry team L. rnshinr this f.id its
horns grounds Th~ ftsid Will 10 inres-
tlEsisd BY Tia star before Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Hurh sns NH crifrths. the wsrn'nr-
ton part beys who have Figured stronsiy
IN Star league activities for ths past two
years. arc lined Up ~ the park team
aEain for the diamond season, The
Grimm brothers also played basketball
snd soccer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Managers 81 all teams ss~w4s s-re ~
fh.ir rrpbshls hstsinw order and batter
tee fer sundays Eamss 20 The star rot
later thar FRIDAY at .. N. This infer-
rnAtton Should be mailed. as Il viii be
much easter for this department n ., 10
handled thru the fnsiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Ralph NiIi~~. -hs is os.nf~d ur.~r
"a Do me~f % the catching fer The
Three Brvth~~~ Dye crks. lie enc sf
the b~~t psunr ms@h men In the
city. I've y~~ss sxo he pi.y~d with
the Bsiis elnb. and isst ses~sn he
-~@ h~hi,d the plate fer the fssie's
Frvseh Dry Gie~ns~~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Tire how're t~am msS hsvs tve
h~~~s~iis IN se<-s condition r~sdy
ssndsy. The visiting teams furnish
the third hall. N necessary. asd th~n
thor ALLEVIATE Zach team shssid
retain iss e-n property after ths
gAme~ are completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-30

Each team mus, siee have an rmrtr~
~ hard sunday. sc all games must be
efficiated ~ two Hmpire..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16
SOUTH HALIFAX.

Henry Miner spent Saturday and
Sunday in Greenfield.
MI and Mrs. Levi Mitchell were re
cent visitors in Colerain.
Mrs John Green and daughter, Helen,
are visitors at +. II. Stones.
Miss Alice Piersou spent the week
end with c. Il. Woodland and family
The Valley school dance at the Fair
banks hall was we'll attended FridT
night. Over $50 was added to tbs
school funds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-16

Of the farm bureau and home demonstra-
evening. Feb. s. + y. Darling, county
ton agents at Fay's hall "Wednesday
agent, and Miss w NJ Taylor, home dem
onstration agent, We're present. Co
operative buying. soil testing. millinery.
stenciling, etc. were considered. \ sup
per was served.
The Hinsdale Woman's club met in the
home of Mrs. L. j. Richards Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Fisher, who had charge
of the program, gave in her usual enter
tanning way a carefully written paper
on The Woman Citizen, and covered many
points of interest. During the social
hour which followed delicious refresh
.ments were served by the hostess. The club
Will meet with Mrs. +. W. Cotton Feb.
.2S The club membership is open to any
woman interested in the welfare. object
and aims of the club. Those desiring to
Join should present their names to the
president or secretary. When the club
was organized the membership was linn
tied to 20 and no personal invitations To
join the club are extended. y waiting
list was established and when there is a
vacancy the first name in order of pre-
sentation and acceptance is' admitted.