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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
WASHINGTON
RIFLE TEAM
STANDS HIGH

INiis University fafic team defeat
4 81 the ". =. G. i've in their ~.
cent teicgraphle iDurnamest by ihe
decisive score Of ssi 10 sef. The
Washington scores stil also count
toward the second round ~ the IA.
tional lntrroolisilate shoots.
The Washington state tournament
concluded the Coast competition for
Washington. The Purple and Gold
marksmsn having won from caiifor.
mia and Stanford.
Harold Crosby waH high man with
isS n. s. Byther was high man for
". 8. c. with - points lower than
Washinwton'a lowest record.
Recent examination OF the targets
gives Washington a victory by two
points over Boston COLLEGE. The
shoot was first declared a tic. One
extra shot BY the Boston men was
ruled out. giving Washington Vic.
iory. a contest with Yale university
viii be Shot off this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

would wear u set OF WhlskerS
so the Christmas setting
could be the last word in per-
lection.
let u be said. however. that the
fans didn't howl like they usually do
because they we're pulling for sehn.
mann TO win. Towards tho end OF
tho bout Mckay began 10 tire and
10 hold and hia stunt OF hanging on
to tho ropes and swinging punches
miaA-d a couple OF times and the
fans started To rAzz him.
But In ths-firat three rounds Me
Kay hit Schumann at will with both
hands. The Denver boy KEEP, boring
In. but IL didn't mean anything.
How schumann can be rated a.
tho Coast weiterweiEht champion IL
mystery today. Ills weight WIS
announced as 1856 pounds last night.
while Mckay weighed hair a pound
more.
Frankie Pantley started in on an.
other winning streak. beating Abe
Gordon. who held him To a draw Last
week. The little Northwest bantle
king won BY cleaner punching. ku.
hey called IN. verdict Ia this bout
and he guessed right
I'inkey Mason and Boy Nccasaiin.
a pair Of rugged welterwclghta.
siuxgod thru four fast rounds 90 an
even verdict. jimmy Richardson
wanted 10 know II Mason used Pain.
olive noap 10 retain his schooihoY
complexion. In spite OF this handl.
cap. Mason stood To. 10 toe with the
husky ircgnerton gladiator and
earned an even break.
Freddie Kelly showed his game.
ness when he took bad beating
from Young Garicau Ia the second
bout. Kelly was playing poatoffioc
with tho canvas turnout the early
rounds. but he showed that he could
take EN-. Cardcau showed he could
give 'em. Carl Rslter started to sing
Anybody Here Seem Kelly after
tho first knoekdown. but the Wla.
eonAin Kid came back and Carl had
10 pipe doan.
Frsnchie Cheveiier retired in the
third round q hia bout With Bob
barnes. after flooring Rarnes IN the
sariy rounds. The going was a bgt
tough for the fssaauah lightweight
king. Barnes retained the cham.
pionship OF Third and Pike with his
victory.
George Wagner called the vrrdicts
in tho first three bouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
Tuesday
Boxing
Results

NEW NORk--Tarzan fatesiu
Minnesota. knocked out Pat Bolger
New York. In the fourth round.
BOsTON.--Sato slegrl won a 10
round decision over Eddie sheviln
New England welterweight cham
pion. No weight was made.
siitMOkI>. Pa.--Danny Rogers
Philadelphia. and Bobby Williams.
Allentown, fought I0-round
draw.
AKRON. O.--Johnny kleah out,
pointed Harry krohn. Akron. IN ~
rounds
LINCOLN. Neb.--iIugh Walker.
Kansas CITY, and George LamHon.
Lincoln. Indian heavyweight. fought
10 rounds TO "A draw. FRANKIE
Dean. Kansas city. won decision
over "kis' Whesiock. Lincoln.
san FRtNCIsCO.-Cario Gla-
neiti won fonr.r0und decision from
Hilly Palmer and Frankie Baker
from Eddie Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
WILL RICKEY
GRAB STARS

Since Jesse Barnes and Shufflin'
Phil Douglas have fallen out with
the New York Giants over their 1899
the market. Branch Hickey OF the
Cardinals Is in the spotlight. II u
almost certainty that he viii try
10 nab tho hurting stars II Jawn Me.
Graw L. foolish enough TO strengthen
the ono club that Is likely 10 beat
his great team out OF tho 1922 pen.
nant. The 81. Louis club is a power.
full bunch as II is. and the addition
Of a couple OF highgrade mounds.
men would rank them on a par with
the Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
High Jump Mark
Broken Second
Time This Year

In winning the high jump at
the recent triangular indoor track
meet between Harvard. Cornell
and Dartmouth, Leroy 4. Brown
OF Dartmouth set n new worlds
record IN the indoor high jump.
with a mark OF 9 feet. ~ inches.
The former record was held By
John Murphy 81 Notre Dame. and
was one-elghth Of an inch lower
than Browns new mark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
French Think
Criqui Better
Than kilbane

Eugene crfaui. French foa ther.
weight. has displaced Georges
Carpenter as tho Idol OF tho
French railbirds. says rarts
wire. and Paris Is ciamorinR for a
bout between criqui and Johnny
klihano for the fVather crown.
criaui's stock has gone up on tho
other continent since he dropped
Charley Ledoux for tho count re.
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

his first offering to the ma
jors. Atz was with the Chi
cago White Sox for several
years. Now, as manager OF
the Fort Worth team of the
Texas league, he is setting n
record for winning bush
league pennants.
From that time on McCredie has
been the head OF the very best big
league player factory In the ooun.
try. Only two OF the players he
developed have failed TO stick 4
season at least IN the big show.
Chronologicaily. the record reads;
iso7--catchcr Larry Mclean ana
outfielder Mike Mitchell TO Clncin-
natl. Catcher Tat Donohuc 70 the
Athletics.
fsos--Pi,cher bill f.ssick 20 Gin.
esnnasi: Bin Sweeney. inficldcr. to
Chicago; Pete klster. first base
man. TO Detroit
iao9--Outfieiders Buddy" Ryan
and Jack Graney to Cleveland: Tom
Madden. catcher, TO Boston Amefi-
cans. Pitcher Bobby Groom 70
Washington: Otis Johnson 20 Yam
KEGS.
isio--vcan Gregg. Knapp and Bili
Steen. pitchers. 10 Cleveland; Tom
Sea,on. pitcher. TO Philadelphia.
isii--ivan Olson. inncidcr. 10
Cleveland.
isl2--Ro<cr reckinpauEh. short.
stop. to Cleveland: Chef Chadbourne.
cutficlder. sought By majors, jump.
ed TO Fcderais.
isfS-Pitcher Bill james 20 ST.
Louis Browns: Catcher Red Kuhn
TO Chicago White Sox.
isit-Harry Holman. outfieider.
&c Detroit.
isis--Dsve Bancroft. shorts,op, to
Philadelphia Nationals: Art Korcs,
third base. to New York Giants.
isis-Bin Rodgers. inficIder. to
Cleveland.
isi7--P.teher Stanley Coveiesklo.
Pitcher Allen sothoron and First
Baseman Louis Guisto 20 Cleveland.
isis-'.Dutch" Eeuther. pitches
- Chicago Cubs.
i3is--Charies Holiochcr, short.
stop. TO Chicago Cubs.
isco-Suds sutherland. pitcher. in
Detroit. Lew Blue. fiat base. 10
Detroit.
1s2i-Herman Plette. Sylvester
johnson. pitchers. to Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
10TH SQUAD
ENTERS STAR
BALLLEACUE

THE 10th team has entered TIE
L Star. Junior Baseball league.
The South s-uitIe Juniors have
filed their entry for the 1892 sea
son.
This club was in the league last
year and made pretty good show
ing turnout the year. The squad
may change its name. altho most
OF the tossers VIII come from that,
district.
Other teams planning TO enter the,
league should file their entry BY
mail. phone or call at the office. En-
tries win close the last week i'm
March. The season will start the
first week In April.
The next meeting OF the managers
OF the league is set FOR March 10.
Persia has no distilierles, brew
cries or saloons, and native wine IS
the only intoxicating beverage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
NEW MATT RULES
ARE A FAILURE

Billy Muidoon'n new graphing
rules. now IN force IN New York.
have fiivvered 30 far as the fans are
concerned. after being tried out in
the opening Tits Of the big wrestling
tourney now In progress At Madison
Square Garden. The rolling fail puts
the skilled wrestler on a par with the
preliminary boys. as I, IL next TO i'm.
possible 10 work on tho mat without
occasionally rolling over. A. a re.
suit. the fans are more dirEuHtcd
with the mat game than ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
MICHIGAN u
DROPS CREW

Crew as a major sport has been
dropped by the University OF Michl.
gan. as the rowing sport Is too cost.
~. Stanford. on the Pacific. coast.
has the Same attitude at present,
Crew Is practically the only inter
collegiate sport that has absolutely
no revenue from the public. and the
expense must be made Up from prof.
its In other divisions Of sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
CHAMPS THUMB HURT

NEW YORK. March Back from
New orleans with his thumb in a
splint. Benny Leonard. lightweight
champion. said Il was doubtful II be
would be In condition 10 meet cnar.
Icy white IN Madison square Car,
den on March II. Leonard injured
his thumb ON the head OF Pal Moran
In New orleans Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
MANNED HAND
NO HANDICAP

Few followers of bascbaii rcalizc
The handicap deepiie which Dave
kecfe. pitcher recently purchased by
the Cleveland Indians from the Phiia.
dolphis Athletics. has made good
ksefe has but three fingers. but
seems 20 get the hop on the ball just
the hnme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
BAMBI>o TO SIGN

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March l.
Bsbo Ruth f. expected 10 sign his
new contract today or tomorrow.
~ a conference yesterday the swat
king reached an agreement on new
terms with Colonel Huston. part
owner OF the club. and they arc now
awaiting the approval Of Colonel
Rupert. president OF the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
MORAN ENTERS BUSINESS

ALBANY. y. Y. March Prank
Moran. well known heavyweight,
horcr. was released under $4,000
hail here today after being arrested
for bootlcgging. Moran. with a
chauffeur. Edward zuppc. was ar
rested In Mechanlcsvilc. They had
eight flour sacks containing 100 hot.
ties OF scotch whisky in the ton.
neau Of tho car. dry agents said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
HE MUST MED SIEEP

SAN FRANCISCO. March L.
Tommy O'Bricn. Los Angeles light.
weight. was In San Francisco today
after spending several months In
Australia. where he won considerable
success. His Managers are looking
for chance 10 match him with
Benny Leonard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
CARDS MISS
DILHOEFER

The passing OF Martin Diihocfsr.
Cardinal catcher. who died from ~.
phoid fever recently. r. a blow 10 the
~. Louis Nationals. Dilhoefor. while
not rated as a Euper.star. was de-
pcndable baekstoppcr. and fitted tn
well with Ciemons. tho regular
catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Dcs Molnes--DrAkc. 30: Nebraska.
Is.
waAhinrfon. pa.--washinEton and
Jefferson. 81. West Virginia Yves
ieyRn. -.
Lawrence. Kans. Kansas. ~:
Kansas AEEies. 60.
Indlanoia---Dcs Dimes. 81; Simpson.
fS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
MAMAUX SAYS
HE'S ALL OKEY

Al Mamaux. Brooklyn hurier. who
has been kept out Of the iimeiight
with an aiiing wing for the past two
seasons. declares himself TO be in per.
feet shape again. Mamaux ~ q natu.
raj speed kind and throws ono OF the
fastest balls IN the National circuit
when he Is right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
MICHIGAN BARS CHAMPS

day bouts of championship oailber
will not be permitted anywhere in
Michigan, according 10 Governor
Groeslcck. ~ n result there viii be
no match between Benny leonard
and Charlie white or Pinkic Mitchell
on July Z as planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
DANNY FRUSH
kAYOS LOADMAN

YOUNGSTOWN. March danny
Frush OF Cleveland stopped Dick
Loadman OF New York In the fourth
round Of scheduled io-round bout
here last night. The men are feath-
erweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

ming the customary fame and for.
tune IN the East. The dusky coast
feather champion has won couple
OF goes and rs slated to meet Midget
Smith shortly. Smith Is a hard
hurdle. and win for Edwards will
90 long dis5nce toward landing
him a chance at the utIe--if the
color line doesn't stop him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
DOWNEY GETS
WALLOPINC

PHILADELPHIA. March i.--Bry.
an nowney. Columbus. Ohio claimant
Of IN. worlds niddicveight clfssn.
pionship. was outpoinied by Tommy
I>oughrnn OF Philadelphia In an eight
round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

The washinrten park team defeat
sd the ballad Cubs "a TO 10 at the
Bihs club saturday night In the elm
instian -srt-. la The star league.
The Imp-rtsis thr~~ the bsross into
the ~hsn~r a Nsln five b, ~ 90
- tally. West seattle failed 10 shew
up Zoe the rsnse with the Pirate and
iv~t By forfett.
rhs neat series % games Ia class u
VII Be played ~ Collins one seek from
toaiEhh
Drznkiin and broadway sieee the
high srts<-ci cage rare With the$r post
poned game st broadway tomorrow.
LEO Nicholson is the only member o;
Nahhinxton's cage team not expected 10
PLAY neat s~aSon. Nicholson has played
three neasona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
DENVER ENTERS BASEBALL

DENVER, March denver was
back on the baseball map today fol-
lowing purchase Of the Joplin, Mo.
franchise In the Western league by
local business men last night. The
purchase price was see. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
STANFORD DROPS THREE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
March L. Stsnford's basketball team
voted yesterday 10 default the third
game Of is series with the University
Of California Tho Californians al.
ready had won the first two Of the
series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
KONETCHY is
STILL ALIVE

Big Ed konetohy. formerly a
star flrstsacker in the National
league. Is still active in baseball. lie
will cavort this season under Roger
Bresnahan Of the American associa.
ton loop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
COLLEGE MITT
MEN VS.. CLUB

University Of Michigan and Detroit
Athletic club boxers will meet IN
dual meet on March 10. Bouts will
be staged at the following weights:
lis. 1875. 1913, 148. 100 and IT'S pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
ILLINOIS WANTS RnxING

CHICAGO. March Boxing In
Illinois Will be loralizcd IL petitions
being sent out today 10y thV city
athletic commission are successful
II Is planned 20 secure over e25. 900
names to the petitions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
Climax Due Tonight in
Star Junior Cage Loop
Battery and Ben Paris Billiard Elves Clash at Col
Inns Playfield in Game That May Decide
Title How Teams Stack UP
First team.

THE Star Junior Basketball league will 10 a climax
tonight at Collins payfield when the Battery and Ben
Paris Billiard teams clash in the battle for the championship
he the sixth and final tusse of the Glass series.
Play starts at o'clock.
The Battery boys haven't start this season. defeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
BEAVERS.
DEFEAT
COUGARS

PULLMAN. Wash. March bet.
ter shooting gave the Oregon
Aggies the second game OF their has
ketbail series with the Washington
State Cougars here yesterday. 20 TO
20. The Staters had slight edge in
passing. and outpiayed the Beavers
~ the start.
Early In the second period the
Aggfes cut down a slight Cougar
lead and were never headed from
then on.
Due to the influenza epidemic,
spectators were not admitted TO the
gym.
a. GU. o. A. G. forward. was high
. point man with seven field goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Tho American fight public IL not
the big sucker II used 10 he. Fight.
ers' records arc published too widely
for the average fan TO be ignorant
or the standing OF any miller he IS
interested In. Gene Tunncy. Amer.
lean light heavyweight champion,
theoretically ranks above both Glib.
bons and Greb. rs they arc all IN
tho same weight class; but Tun.
ney's record IL In negative contrast
with that OF either of them. and his
importance az champion is forgot.
ten when boys of their class are
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Advance applications for seats
for the coming Tommy Gibbons.
Harry Grcb fight are swapping
Tex Richards office. says
New York wire. and the interest
II heener than in any fight ever
staged b which "A championship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
| NEED
MONEY!

Ard mus, do denta
work 60 get IT.
shall give the quail
ny an. worknaushii
- a-sayA but ml
prices will be a bar.
gain for you
I must raise Money,
and ! shall save 700
. dollar for ~s err
dollar you paw ms
Tor your dental work
EDWIN =. BROW
ies Columbia ~.
Tor more than 20
Tcars Hss;tls's lead
ing dentist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
CASEYS WIN
THEIR 23RD
HOOP TILT

yIyrSNfNG from Camp Lewis Mon.
w day night made Il ~ straiEh,
Earnea this season for the Seattle
Knights OF Columbus five. Aitho
there was not much difference In the
score. the team work OF the knights
showed that tho game was theirs
from the start. as tho knights we're
always In the lead Johnson scored
high for tho ioa~rN with Riddle acor.
ing rs points for his team.
n of q gc- famo t<wts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

IT Tunney would be fighting In
the next block on the night Of the
Gibbons-Greb mix, the crowd would
walk right by him 10 see tho two
best American light hoavics step.
regardless Of who happens TO wear
the tinsel crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
Illinois Has
Wonder Team"
on the Track

Illinois has one Of the best track
teams the Middle West has ever
seen. In their meet Saturday
With Notrc Dame the Illinois
broke five conference records and
walloped the Catholics. s0H to
1874.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Fres thross--O. s. c.. atinson. :
out OF n. ard Htsite. out % l. W
>. .; Locmls. oss Of IL.
Field goais--C. \. e. A. Gil :.
stinson. ;. and H5sits. J. W. 4 9.
l-oomis. , Burke. ?. Triei, J.. Mccarthy.
I.
substitutions-O. a. C.: None. w. 3.
C.. Burke for Frfsl; Sayern for Burke I:
mccarthy for sayers. and sorenson for
Friei.
Eeferee-Bnl Mriilgan. SPOKANE. waah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Jack Britton seems 10 fight
with n horseshoe In his corner.
Never has champion had 80
many close calls and still chung
TO his crown, Dave Shade. for
one, can start against the weiter
king any day IN the week and
get a draw, but can't cop a de.
cision from the willy Britton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

" NWTTNTN Of FNINTFEW7-Ts ' UT U =
Referee. Capt. Alien.
Thursday morning tho Knights Of
Columbus five viii leave for TOP.
penish. where they will play on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Bon.
ney. MyerF. Harris and RIDDLE are
sure OF making the trip. and there
will be two other men taken along
as soon as Il Il found out who can
go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

During the great plague In Lon.
don in 1865. children had to smoke.
under severe penalties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01
All Abe Kubey Needed Were White
Whiskers and Set of Sleigh Bells
Gordon Mckay Easily Hene Sumann Blind
Bout Is Called From
in on Smoker
BY LEO II. LASSEN

GORDON MCKAY
chann came back and shaded Mckay in the fourth round Of their bout at the
smoking King DOro called the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

United States uses about 10000.
900 cords OF wood annually for fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Ball players like diamonds II they have the ability
and the you develop them. II they lack the
goods there is way of getting results
"You must pick 'em right and get EN- young if you
hope to sell them to the majors in the fall"
That is the theory of Walter McCrede He has proved
the wisdom of il over a period of Is years.
Back in 1904 when McCrede Portland the work
Of turning out stars for the majors started Jake ATT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

s@8aA< NV S0tfft14 INTO "'H*~4&fNf-
me.t With the seattle eiss. Hiii
ki~pp~s. then president Of tho SEATTLE
club. sow Portland ps~xy. sa@ part
cf that desi. seattle f.a. vii
member that the judge sisrp~.i fise
ON the rhiiasiesphla >atisasl- ard
Ai-o on sr~s.s >rai~. sstfi~ia~s. tor
catering into a side ssreem~at which
allow ~ >sssir 10 quit tho team ~~riy
In tho -~a>.n. Whether ki~pp~r will
be ss~~--~a whether 10 will b. tho
seattle club remain. b. be .~~a N
the judge d~vsdss 10 at.
Jack WARRIOR. formerly a famous has,.
er With The Ssw York YANKEES. viii lead
the Grand Rapids team Ia the Ccatt al
league this year,
riiiy Evans famous big league umpire.
nos on The star SPORT starr. viii leave
his Eastern headquarters IN CIeveisnd
next week Tor a trip around no training
camps 10 siae ap the majof league teams
The is.e cellar championship Of
The big i~~xn.. viii be d~~id~d April
a The RALLY tennis viii clash ca
that dale.
ysunr Euillvsn. oua ~ ths susfsidsss
obtained from ths shieAEo Cabs on the
sttHRtN ~tAtR N@@ts y FtkeFtrH 70 FFptAfe
sam cra-tsrd in n<at fisla for Le.
Angeles.
TT Cobb has = werid % oasn.la mate
rial ~ita hirnssir. Harry Hsllnan ard
ia fra<-foad as possible rsruisrs--.if
.4ss hittsrN. And then he hAa Hob
Neaen. another stakxer. for tradinE rss-
tsrtai It's wcn9sr he do~sn't trade
hirn Tor Johnny Mitchell 81 N-w York.
t3AEh - A eefsr2n Nhfi@ Nifrnsft haa
SEVERAL s~ssous % good ball left Mitchell
- food shorts,oa. a. an Coast fan.
FrnsrSner ~ho him play wtlh Yer.
non. but he nasn'f chance % replace
Essrsst Scott on shs Ysak team. Asa
tho Tigers need sheFtfieidsr badly
Ard th@ Yanks need veach Nth Hatn
and Mssssi on ths suspsDasd list fer =
Moeth % tao is1f ssasen-
SPENCER Abhott. who ciis<~d Mrrn-
phis to the thie IN the Southern
league. !. resuiidinx bis cham pl.a.
We ~ keeping hut s~y~a 1891 r~us.
lars. The rsssinx fsst Worth h.sa~d
the Chicks 10 the Dixie championship
is said To have caused the shak~ug.
AT Fletcher. vet shrrtsiop. q srpe~s D.
inx 20 play with the Fhiiiiss aSaln mi.
year. ue retired IN mid .seasoa last ysar
because % Illness Ia uia family IT. has
spplisd 80 JudEs iAndis for rr.gnatates
rasnt a. h@ was put on the Voluntarily
rstired llst-
The Sa,ispsi league psnaant ~hieh
The Giants viii NJ viii Be- purple and
banner Niii b bio. wi,h White I~iterlrxs
The Ysuks flag wifi BE- rsd. uhits ana
blue, The clubs we're ailowcd 70 choose
their own lettering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

The theory that elevcrness Is the
whole thing in the four.round ring
game occasionally gets a setback.
Morgan Jones surely had Joe liar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Seattle Pilot Tells
Secret of His Success
indian Pilot Who Has Sent Flock to Big Leagues
Says Players Must Have Class, Nerve
and Youth

ALTER McCREDIE. Seattle's big baseball
pilot. has sent as many, if not more. base
ball players to the big show than any other
minor league pilot
What's the secret of his success?
Here's what big Walter has 10 say:
Get them young. Pick EN- right You
can make rough diamond shine by prope,
polishing. You can't make phoney piece
of glass look good no matter how much
You fuss with IL" saws McCredie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

Traytc Davis Is back in the Norta
with his title missing and his gilt.
edged reputation as a fighter OF the
first water somewhat furnished.
Davis Is essentially four.rounder.
He cannot stand tho pace OF the
longer goes, and his weakness at
infighting throws the odds against
him when no tackles such boys as
Bert Colima and Heinie Schumnns.