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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
SEALS GET Ku.nIEE

Peter kilduff. second baseman. has
been turned over to tho San Fran.
cisco Seals by Cincinnati. Kilduff
was obtained by Cincinnati from Tn.
Gle Wilbcrt Robinson's Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
l NEED
MONEY!!

And must do denta
work TO get u
shall give the dual.
ity and workmanshiI
as always. but m,
prices viii he a bar
gain for you.
I must raise money
and I shalt save YOU
q dollar FOR eNers
dollar you pay me
tor your dental work
EDWIN .. BROWN
ZOE Columbia ~.
\ For more than 20
years Seattles lead
ing dentist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
DOUGLAS HAS
REAL SPLITTER

The success Phil Douglas Of the
Giants had in the world series using
curve ball has convinced him
that he should work IT more ana
cut down on his splitter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
BASEBALL SEASON LIONS

First baseball practice for the Uni
versity OF Washington FASTENERS has
been set for March by Coach II. L..
Mathews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
THE success of The Star

Junior Basketball
league this season, and
the same success that The
Star Junior Baseball
league enjoyed last sum-
rnrer, has prompted this
department to confine it's
base b all organization
work for this season to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
FRIsCH SLIDES BACKWARD

Frankie Frisch always slides head
first. McGraw intends TO teach him
the fect.first system this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
Bees Need
New Blood
to Climb
Duffy Lewis Has Work
Cut Out for Him in
Utah; Lacks Pitchers
BY LEO II. LASSEN

~LI one thihk
kept sal, Lake
out OF the cellar
in he Coast
league last year
and that was
Portland. T h G
Bees were far
behind the Yer
non Tigers. no
finished sixth.
while Portland
was even deep
cr.
But Bin KEEP
per Is building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
.!IIlls!(E
EIIIs(Bl@

Nh. Caleb rss. ~ the HanssnEtsn
vsil~y Gsif eisb, Philadelphia. -
r~~i veteran Ansns ~ens~s srpe-
nsnfs % the game. sh- he. qualified
in ~ out 81 70 championship. .
sniase record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
National Prexy Pans Coast Ball A

President Heyer the National has action the M
o nfom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06
Only 3
Soccer
Results
Referees Fail to Turn in
Scores for Other Three
Games; Leaders Win

V,ifE cowan cirnr Co. team. strong
a eontendern for junior honors In
Tho star soccer league. was given n
hard battle by tho Hen Paris eleven
at waiia waila yesterday. the Cigar
boys winning. to /. after real
scrip.
BERG scored two goals from Hcrim.
image for tho cowan team after start
Of play. kops,ein sent the only Zen
Paris score thru the upriEhta just
before the end OF tho game.
Both teams played with 10 men
Jack Hall handled tho whistle
The iincupa follow:
cowan Cigar Eaton. goal: Ma.
guirc. Br~-n. fulibacks. s;ration Nc.
CLIFTON. Knowles. halft,ackn. iisrw.
WEIGH. frassr. iAndrtrom. forwards.
Hen Paris billiards Feidman- rasi.
Stanley. Moore. fullhackn: Hcndsr.
son. Kopntrln. Angel. haifbaeNn.
Castor. foac. spatlE. Nerz. forwards
T,ifE Washington Park team stayed
i In tho junior race. and prac-
tscaliy eliminated the Ballard Juniors
at Warrington park yesterday. win
ming. q 20 o. After the first Is min.
usen Of play. tho going was All tn
favor Of the winners Hugh Grif.
1tha scored fr,s. and then nili Grit.
ntha shos four goals. Ills brother
Hugh roaird the final score.
The teams lined up aa follows:
Washington park Smith. goal.
Mcrx. Snyder. fnilbacks. johnson.
wcyrnan. Henderson. hAifhacka. II.
lCrlffithr. Collins. w. Criffithn. Pear.
son. Hiilsiad. forwards.
Ballard Juniors--iiowe. goal; Wal
BY. II. jenkins. fuiibRcks: jenkins.
Bunk. corniey. halsha1ka. Morse.
Bates. N.wcombc. Howe. sundsey.
forwards.
Bob Bonner offIclatcd
DLAYTNC with only eigh, men
L the Allen Athletic association
was s~ampcd By tho South Park
squad at South Park yesterday by
10 10 tally.
Celia and Desmond both counted
four goals for the winners with
Southern scoring two and kewiet
and Maxxarcila each one.
The teams lined up as follows:
South Park - o'Scil. goal: Fife.
Nicdermyer. fulIbacks; Ross. Smith.
haifbacks. Southern. Celia Maxza.
rcila. Dsrnond. Ross. forwards.
/ Allen A. A.-~Brown. goal. swan
son. Hays. wilkinson. halfhaekE.
Reeka. Brown. Donnell. Thomas
| forwards.
Scores OF the West Seattle Boelng
| Aircraft club game ut Hiawaiha
and OF the Postofficc. Woodland Park
game were not turned in at The
star up TO roon Monday.
Tho other three reports. two senior
games and one junior. had not been
turned in az The star up 10 press
time this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

sniass record.
The ~ clubs o. the rsnnsyivsnfA State
Golf association spsat over sfte.ses for
supplies last year.
Ia Great Bsissia IA erickst contests as
-sii a. fsethan. professionals and ANA
tsass PLAY together ana the latter ere
not dsbsrrsd from t.k~x part In ANA
ssaT sports ~ - The sane IN xoif A.
result agitation has started Ia Cana
dian sthIe,ic circles fer q revision Of
the amateur sthietie union rules per
u.ltting similar plsy IN the domInioA.
Oakland. Cal. wiii s~ss t-~ass .
municipal rark. Including GeIf csar~e.
camping r~~ers and pobiie play
grcaad. The trad consass~ Of zee
ser~~-
10. Kisk~eos. Australian rolf prcfes-
sionai. who toured the unitsd states last
year. "a en- route 10 the United states
the BIG open ev~ut. IN this country and
10 England this year.
pr. rsai Hunter. California self cham
pfan. broke the amatsur and profes-
slonai record Of tho knnandats Country
Golf club course fsosn'ls with s.
white sulphur springs. w. Va.
where the National w~snsa's cham
piea.hlps win be staged neat sop
t~mbe~. 10 seeking To stage the
Weston amateur tournament In
ipeS.
Philadelphia ne~spapermsn have or
Ennlred a golf club, Joseph NJ Nc
cready has been elected president OF the
club.
According 10 foreign adviee,. tire open
championship Of France 10 to be piAret
on Ia Bouiie course. Versailles. June ~
and -. the amateur championship ~
- Tourauet. beginning July J. and the
ladies' championship at Dieppe. begin
ming July 3s ~ the last two dates are
authentic few ~ any Americans viii be
starters, since our invadiug teams viii
have returned to this country long since.
n a. said on goe.i authority that
tn. Metropolitan association intends
20 u.~ the extra thousand dollars or
go obtained b. raising u. doc~ from
SIS TO ezb year. b, increasing the
prfs~ money for the Metropolitan
.open." That would annoy the pres
quite considerably.
Philadelphia contemplaiss organizing
a Junior golf association. The first steps
10 promote interest In the sport among
youngsters was taken At recent meet
Ing.
The philadelphia amateur golf cham
p,ooahip will be staged over the course
Of tho Pine Valley club. The date OF
the event has not been determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

I'd. ~ ciub. % the rsnns,irsnfs stat.
Golf ssseeistiou spsat over sfte.ses fo'
supplies last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

Oakland. Cal. ~iii s~ss h-~sst .
municipal r-avt. including Geif osss~e.
e~mpsng r~~ers ard pahiie play
grcaad. The trsei eensass~ Of zee
aTrr&-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

10. Kirk~oet Australian golf rrcfes-
sinnai. who toured the uniisd states last
year. ia en- route 10 the United States
again klrs~ood viii participate In all
the big open svsuts In this country and
to England this yeer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

white sulphur Springs, w. Va.
where tho National w.snea's cham
piea.hlps viii be staged neat sep
t~mber. 10 seeking To stage the
Weston amateur tournament In
1pEg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

% 10 said on goe-i authority that
the Metropolitan association intends
to use the estru Thousand dollars cr
80 obtained b, raising its duc~ from
sts TO sss . yesr. BY increasing the
pris~ money for the Metropolitan
.op~n." That would annoy the pr~s
auif~ considerably.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07

Sine sranrnerrcscnSr SdlnmfeIIhns
III Snpnu.

@ebeimnis unO @rouen nmgibt
6en altiapaniifcn Gro6rlton5, Der
i'm Seiligtlm bon Wipaiima alfge-
fii6rt mfrs. Dor Dem munOcroollen
alien Sdinto.S cmpeI, Der auf GEE
noltiacn YieiIcrn iibcr Sem groaeno
IGdumenOen Nieer erboilt lit, be-
fin0et lid ser Gon3pIat, abAei6lolien
ourb Sen Batter ser Sorii~, Dem al
teiten ser beriibmten reidgcifmiid-
ten Eortpegc, 0ie ON @ingang ieoes
iopaniihen SenpcIs itcben. llro ouf
oieIcm Eon5plob, iiber ben iult
5turm uro &c9cn fegt, antioltcte
iid nun Elm gldn5cnOer greulidler
Spiif i'm grouen 2id)te. Ser pbanta-
Itiihe S6n5er lit in Shorladrot unO
@olO ge9iiat, nit ungeheltren Ier.
meln unO elmer ipeiBen pollenoen
Sdleppe. 8dbrenS oes Gon5e3
idmingt Oos @eipenit oieie Sdleppe
binter ii9 Der, mie eillcn meiBen
Sdcmen 0es Senieits. 9lilf Dem
3opf trG9t es cine MSosfe alts @oLo
iino Silber, ors MeIiitg uno Sad,
oas Gro1engeIiGt, eigentlid Die
id]erBIidite, b%ldfenoe, orauiame
W9asfe zines S6tpeines. Cine 0iinne.
ipise, oufgeporfene G6nou5e,
Iftuor3e goriten rirno nm 0os @auI,
oufgeridtete louidenOe S6ren Elm
@elift bon GuBerIten @raucns. Gier
in peiB eefleioete Mtuiifnnteu ipie-
len 5t Dem Gang; iie entIoden ibren
2outen unO SrommeIn miloe, un-
beimIif)e itno idtpiile @eiiell, BEL Sc
men man i'm A1tgenblid an unIere
Sa55-Yon6en oenft. Sod etpns ans
6eres eri9redt: 9os b~eltGnoige raft
lole Nufiflogen Der Saden Oes SGrl'
5ars auf ben 8oOen na6 Dem Saft
oes Srommeli6loges. Mon iiebt fei-
ne @etpegung Der 8eine o0er oes
&orpers; MIR ab unO 81 OoS Serpors
bliben zines iflanfen SuBfn06els
ooer einen barten Sritt Oes SuBes.
So idppebt Dies @eipenit runO Inn
fer nit ietner grinien6en Sdfpeine'
iGnou6e; balO Dem in fHmerer
@rodt gIdii5enoen Sciligtum 5uge-
monot, balls Dem Sor. SSn feinen
&dnoen bGIt Ser GGn3er 5nei idpar'
sc 3orber4Stdbe nit 6enen er "a.
moniiGe Mdfte meit in oie Sernc
5u beidtporen ideirt. 9ies lift Die
fait peri6oIene 9linIt Ocs Sdinto-
1radenton5es, 10 aft, OaB niemal0
heute mebr sic tiefere 8eoeitun9 bic
fer 8etpegungen onge6en fam, aber
bou bon ounfel geobntem @raller,
namcnloiem @ntieben unO Oiiiterem
3auberipeIen.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07
Ser sepIante guseieutnnneI.

H ..EfFa Nt AL
Der 8asgentpalo, ser als 125
&tlometer LANCE, 9ei6loiiene @e-
birgsmauer bis 1918 sic ein5ige
Naturgren3e 9eutidanos i'm @eiten
biloete rno lett bielen S~abrbunoer-
ten liG audi ols 8olfergren5e 0pi.
l1en 9euti1en uno Sron5oicn be-
tpdbrt bat, lit bonn 8abnbau bisbcr
umgongen moroen. 3mar fiibrteH
gu Dem 1889 Meter boben 8aiie,
ser .S6ludt,n eleftriide 8abncn,
iotpobl auf eliaiiiiGer Seite our6
oas Se6ttal mie auf fran5OiiiHer
bon @ernomer aus binauf, aber lie
f0nnen MIR Dem Iusfliigleroerfebr
oienen. lin MN oas @liaB en9er
an 6ranfrei6 an5ui6lieben, platen
Die 6ron5oien iest Elm 9urd6ob=
rung Der @ogeienl6 ranfe ourd Ell
men 9roBen @iIenbabntunnel. Cine
&ommiiiion, Die fiir5li6 in &olmar
5uiammentrat, empfabl oafiir 5tpe!
Blaine. 0n9 Oem einen ion Die
DON S6lettltaot aus an Der Sobfo-
~nigsburg poriiber in oaS 2ebertal
jiheinfiibrenoe Sti6babn bon Wtar-
firdb aus unter Dem Gol-oe-S ainte-
Marie (753 Meter) bintpeg na9
st. i'm M~eurtbctal meiterge-
iiibrt tperoen; nad Dem anoerI
piiroe sic bon &olmar ausge6enoe
Sed5ttalbabn BON Mebcral aus inter
leln 100000 Dieter boben
canine Ser Siopogeicn bintucg
tad Dem oberen Moiclottetal ourd)-
.eItoBcn tperocn, mo iic in Gorni-
mont Oie nod Gpinal fiibrenoe
8abn erreihen piiroe.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07
Als idJ mtrnerka,tr.
Bon Srik @aacr.

g[m 2aneen See gi6t es eillen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @arten. Set Bar
barolia lo4 feline @arteniNere fIlpp
flapp BARN gema@t babrn. gtidts
lit orin gcoii1tet poroen ais Die
@inlamfeit uno itiae @eoanfen.
uno eerai6elt bats mr. 6meimal
iabrlit), tuenn iein gelbes Serbit-
tleio an Den @ufalpptusitdmmen
nie0erianf un0 penn 0ns CRIME
Uriblin9st,td ats ieilen &ronen
lproBte.
Gieien @ortcn bate i6 gemietct.
Sir cine 9anonou 2ire. 9dtte id)
nidt 10 begeiitert oanad geira9t,
iie bitten mid umionit Orin bauien
lalien: .@omico teocSco, oerorebt
Die Augen Dor @nt5iiden iiber Die
les @eltriipp!"
Scimli9 bab' i9 rheine Sdreib-
moidine bincingeidleppt. Ga, mos
om Oi6telten oertpadien lit. SD
meiB, cine S1reibmaidine in oinem
Garter, oen ieit Yar5aroiia feline
Saere idnitt, lit elm lining. 50
man aber S1reibframpf bat....
ib Oenfe, 8arbaroIia uno or Ger
ten Daben es per5ieben oaB I'M Com
mer li1 Elm orittes Gaiheln owi-
i9en SCRIPT uno Griibling ido5.
@as ib orauf g~efloppcrt babe,
meiB i) beute, mo Der Grieg ooswi-
i6ea licgt, nid)t mebr. God ooG),
oas lebte peiB idJ nod. gs mar
Observation-Disclosures mo- Gram
uno Summer in Der @clt 10 bod
gei9oiicn paren wie Die DiIoen
Spr6blinge i'm @arten. Wut bab'
i'd mir tlaptern Dolen, @uetbe
bab' id) ms @cbii6 5~itiert:
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07
10 Sabre Geidnsnis fir c.naeIdla-
gene Scniteridcibcn.

ssn Toronto, &anaOa, bot elm go
!iSeiridtcr eiilen ilamiiIen Gtnpan'
0crer stephan 3omislif 5u nidt
!ueriger ais 40 Sa6rcn 8elan9niS
.erurtcilt, neil Der Mann in Der
Observation-Disclosures Elm gln5abl 6cn-
,erIdeiben eingeldla9en Bate. Sei
ser G~ernebmung Dor Dem &oli5ei-
riGter CAB er an, oob er obooh- nno
or6eitslos lei INC rom Sunger &c.
tricbcn, periudt babe, feline @erbaf-
tuna au bemirfer, llnt I'M @efGngniS
llnterfunft gu finGen. IS mirft elm
mcrfmiir5iges 2ift aft Die Yoli5ei-
ber6dltniiie in Goronto, bob Der
Morm crit 81 oroBe S6ailfenitcr
einidlagen muBte, bis iih Elm %oli-
slit bcniiBigt fiiblte, i'm icIt3uueb-
men. guf beftige Yreiieanariffe me-
Gen 6es unglaubli@ bnrten llrteils
bat ser 9iftcr erluiOcrt, er bare gar
ni6t bcabiidtigt, sen Mann 10 LANCE
cin3ult crren, Ionocrn or moate nur
Gin abidredenoes grempcl itatuie.
rcn; icircr anffniiung nod ioQten
10 uncrpiinidte ginmanoerer einfo6
iiber ore fanaoiide @ren5e abeeiho.
ben meroen.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07
@omifd. 91noe Gum rlbr-

-&omif6. &lirOe Gum llbr-
nader: rSebcn Sic bod NAL
lladl, mas oenn meiner llbr febIt;
mcnn lie licot, Damn geht lie; meiln
lte nbcr bdngt, oann iteJt lie."
Neues @ort. Ser SUI
Der lit ia elm fiirdtcrlider Hauf-
6olol"
.Gos min i'd nleiner. Der bot
aud idon iein babies germoacn
pcrobrfeigt."
- @eeinigt. 6rau zines ar5-
ties: n@aS fcblt eiNentliA Der Se-
teimrGtili, Die Gid rilfen lieB?"
Mr5t: ,&d, III elm YaO modjte lie
qeriie gebcn, rnb Oa baben mir inns
idlieBlid auI Gpngcltioneil uitO
gtcuraigic gccinigt!!"
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07

gelnng.
ralio mas boben sic mir nun
5u Iagen, Iieber Wiann?" fragte
Grid freunolid, ga er onnabni, Der
ylrbeiter fdme, ii9 gu beoanten iilr
Die @obItot.
Ger aber modjte elm iebr ernItes
@eii1t uno ia9te nit tiefer 9aB-
itimme: n3uud6it NAL brin9e i'd
Sbnen bier oas mieoer 5uriid" =
nobel CT an Grid elm Hatetden
gab, in Dem oieier au ieinem bod
item 9efremoen Den balben 5oian
Juno.
Isle pouen Oos nidt onueb-
men?" frugte Der gang r%atloie
Grid.
@orallf Der onoere ertpioerte:
ngtein, mein &err, i'd bin nidt &C.
iuo1nt, Almoien o%n3unebmen; io'
Ionge i6 gciuno bin, oeroiene i4
Oas, mas i9 uno meine &inoer
brauden.~
DIber Shire ainoer tporer oodD
belte bolb perbungertl"
.9os lit nidlt m0glifl 9enn er.
items befommen iie ieOen Wlorgen,
bepor i1 III Die Gobrit gebe, ein
tparmes 6riibitiid uno Damn nod
5nei Stuaen nit oif ben 8eg, unO
10 f0nncn Iie bis gum glbeno garl5
gut a1sfontmen. Damn aber be-
fontmen iie bel mir elm tuarmeS
9~lbenobrot, benn i'd bnlte oonn audi
erit meme &auptmobl5eit."
Grid mnd)te fem iebr flitges Sc.
iidt. 6rau glnna dber, Die III Der
gde fab, ti6erte red)t merfli9.
l1no Der SremOe ipra1 peiter:
PLUS oIeocm tperoen sic entheb.
men Dab id fem &ubenuater bin
uno meine &inoer nidt ouf ben
8ettel i6ide."
.9lber nein, oas babe i6 ia audi
feinen GugenbIif angenommen,"
berIi6erte Grid begiitigeno. o0eir
taten bout nur Die &inoerden leiO,
ocnn iie peinten uno iaben gar gu
i1mmerlif aus"
Mit leidltem Spott entge0ncte
Ser 9lrbeiter: .Sbr gutes Ser6 ebrt
Sic ia, mein Serr, aber tpenn Ole
91lger mirfliG Sunger batten,
Damn braud)ten Sic ibnen 6o6 ni6t
ben Magen 10 bou5uItopfen nit Plt'
tenbraten."
~@s mar Gaion, bite, rief Srau
@nna better oa5mii sen.
vNa, audi giitl liniereiner fennt
Iid on nidt 10 genuu aus" meinte
ser @rbciter = DSdtten Sic ben
Ginoern cine Stuqe uno cine EoIie
&affee gegcben, oas ndre bolauf
genltg gemeIen; 10 aber ~fiittern Sle
oie Sobren nit Dem feinen 3eug Oa
ob, oos iie ni9t gem0bnt iin0. -
un0 nun lieeen iie gu Souie nit
beroorbenem Moeen un0 beulen
mir Sic Sbren boil; - uno ipenn's
illt 9ebt, fam i'd M am @noe nod
~obenorein Goftorfoiten be5ablen!"
Grid itanO ba unO iab bon Dem
Monn gu ieiner Srou biniber
iagen fonnte er nidts.
Ser Irbeiter aber ipra6 nit lei.
Ter Sronie meter: .@lio tpenn Sic
wieoer nal 2ult baben, ben @obl-
tdter 5u fpieIen, Damn iiberfittern
Sic Gle &inoer nidt nit 10 feinen
Saher, popon iie iid ben Maeen
oeroerben. 60, oas poute id Sd
men BLOB fagen. IOie!"
@ortIos uno berbliifft iab Grid
inn no6; 10 etpas mar inn oenn
bod nod ni6t borgefommen
5rau Anno iagte ober ldhelnb:
Sea, iper bat nun mieoer nal reht
gebabt? Gu biit uno bleibit bod elm
groBes &inSl"
Sroboem ober trat fie 81 inn BIN
unO umfaBtc Oies sroBe Sinh nit
inniger 2iebe.
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07
grr amrrlhuugdr Spr&.
!Snmoresfe BON Trit Saaer.

N1it Sped fdngt man IduIe.
@olt1nlol aud mt Nl1lien Sped.
Nur miiiien Iie oann miin6neriih
geiproden per0en, Die MGilie nam.
lid.
Die @erteilung ser eriten ameri.
foniIden Spedien0itng mar ntlge.
fiinOigt tporoeu. Sn Orei Sagen
bieB es. 3eit genug. I'M alerlei
@eriifte aus Dem Sped tDndien
All IaiIen. @eriid)te mafien 10 bod
ipie i'll Amerifa Die @ulfenfraeer.
Our merfDiirOig, ooB iie aus Dem
DIeiGcn Spefe ihieben, @eriidte
bier uuO @nltentroter bort.
sob jebt oas wirflih pa5r it,
Trau @lln5elmaun?"
.&ann Ieidt iein, 6rau &roain.
ger - bon mas reOen g eigcnt'
Iid?"
Son mas nero id reoen
bonn omerifaniiden Sped natiir-
Iid."
nGom amerifaniiden Spef? So
mel 6rait Graainger, bel Dem lit
1nes m0gli6."
ySeb'n @, oos bob i6 mir
aIeid Oenft, Srau @un5elmann,
uno iebt freut 3 mid, OaB Sic
0os n1mlihe gloltbet bon cetn
Sped, Dem omerifanii4en =
booiG -"
uSoIten g, balten g, mas =
mas eloub' id benin bonn Sped 2"
$50, oos nit bic &asen bait,
Sruu @ur5elmann."
.9os nit oie &oten? So ia,
Nrou araninger, Sped freiien +
Qern sic Staten -"
nltmgefebrt, Grau @un5elmorn,
umgcfebrtl"
.llmgefebrt? 9olIen g Sbnen
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- IN
Washington Journal., 1922-04-07

Stimmt. Batter, mann
iicbt man oenn cigentlih einen gfe.
benmono?"
@ater: s@ann mr. an Maui4
BOT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-29

velopment of young players and il
Henri Cochet. youthful member of tn,
Davis Cup team, she seems to have 4
player that will be heard from in tht
future
80
I Australia, England and Spain are
still falling back on veteran players
and the British are slipping badly in
international tennis.
Golf is also becoming more and
more of a young fellows game Gene
Sarzen, the twenty-one year old Am
erican open champion and Walter Ha-
gen, Brit sh open champion, express
the opinion that the day is close at
hand when the young players will be
supreme on the golf course.
Sarazen's victory at Skokie in a
field of veteran stars is expected to
have big psychological effect on the
game of some of the other young
players.
The old scong about the declining
- ''' " h-N Is SUNG tlIOlIIlu tlt
baseball parks but more than songs
are needed to get Ty Cobb, Walter
johnson, Babe Adams, Jak Daubert
and more of those grand old men out
of the way for the kids.
The use of the lively ball has dorr
n lot to extend the career of some of
the veteran major league players.
Since base running has become
passed art cobb and Daubert may still
be playing when they are ready for
Youth started to make quite d
splurge in the professional boxing ring
around New York until the commission
wisely stepped in and put a ban on
boys under the age of twenty.
The commission. being absolutely
also acted to protect old
age by making 3S years the limit.
Jack Brittop and Johnny Kilbane viii
soon be as bashful of their years as
some of the fair ones who never pass
seventeen.