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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-18
THE WORLD OUTSIDE
BY HAROLD MocCRATH

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
FRICTION
WEAKENS
YANKEES
ny HENRY 4. FARREII.

NEW YORK May AFTER he gets
~ too old and feeble to play base.
bail, Miller isugElns ought 10 retire
20 some r~Hifui rantlIns u peace. like
nursing panihefs from milk bottle.
iila experience with the New York
fanks gives him all tho quaiifiea.
tons
Theories 81 the little trainer ~ Wild
ons= are well shown bv his attitude
IN the ease Of waite ifoyt. the hoy
pitcher who tonk sock ut him after
Saturdays game.
The incident IL closed ~ far "a I
arm concerned" HurRins said
'fiioyt il Young and hot. headed and
he had just lost tough game sim.
liar things have happened 10 me in
the past
Higgins didn't even report the o..
eurrsues 70 his bosses. 40 1, 10 likely
that uoyt viii eacape ih> $500 fine
that Carl Mays 60, for showing his
dlsplsasur~ with his boa. BY throwing
hall over the grand stand
The rank. are a peaceful family.
Ruth and Mays don't speak 20 each
other Ruth wtli condescena 70 pass
ths time ~ day with Higgins just
because Mays VIII not Two Of the
rive star" pitching staff are out and.
out enemies OF the manager. and 10
on.
Problems are ali that riuERfnu has
experienced since he assembled the
greatest collection % ismperamentai
prima donnas Ia the history Of opera
and ia srhali,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
SECOND BASE
COMBINATIONS BETTER

With Tom Connolly at shortstop
and Spencer Adams at Second base.
the Indians are perking up in their
infield work. Connolly was deader
than a salt mackerei when stationed
ct second base. but since ne has been
playing shortstop his work has pick.
ed up in every department. He was
the fly in the well known ointrnen,
for tho Acorns in the first game.
crashing two singing doubles and
single In five trips and knocking In
four runs. Adams managed TO pick
up couple Of hits and he looked fine
In the field again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

LOCAL SWIM
CLUB AFTER
N. w. TITLE

WITH strong sevenmember
W team. tho Crystal Pool awlm.
ming club viii make a strong bid for
Northwest water honors In the cham.
pionship meet at Portland. Saturday.
May 6.
Harry MewatterA so.yard dash
and relay. Nitric konowaioff. 6o-yard
daAh. .s0.yafd FIRE. style and relay.
Lambert sternberKh. 6o.yard dash.
ssoyard breast stroke and relay:
spnggs waaoher. boyard dash. go.
yard free style and relay: Gust
tarvie. saoyard breast stroke. kath.
efyne brown. b0.yard dash. and
Freda Huisn. fancy diving.
The club IL well balanced. and es.
pcoiAily well fortified In the Hprints.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

going yet if it hadn't been for
the fence.
The crash drove Connolly over the
plate with tho indians second run
OF the fray.
Seattle. winning the first game 10
TO 0. couldn't come back In the sec
ond and lost cut to ..
or all the baseball dsshed up sun
day. however. Barney's hit was the
mo~t spectacular.
Barney first came into the real
iImelight when he busted up the FIRST
game OF the series with Oakland with
= horne run in the ninth inning Then
he clicked a double in the ninth
frame OF the second game that start.
ed a winning rally. After reaching
first eight times out OF eight trips TO
the plate. Hold Eiier Famed Barney on
called strike In the ninth inning OF
that great thinning game Thursday.
Now Barney has started off on an
other streak. Barney's work so far
IN the pinches has stamped him one
Of the greatest. n not THE greatest.
pinch slugger who ever walked 20
the plate in the Coast league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Eighties
TopArena
Mitt Show
frankie Rogers Returning
to Ring Tuesday in Tilt
With Bobby Michaels
BY SEABURN BROWN


WITH the task Of training down 10
w t4i pounds by O'Clock Tues.
day afternoon. frankie Rogers Is Fo-
ing thru strenuous daily workouts in
preparation for his four.found mill
with Bobby Michaeis IN the main
event ~ the Cascade Athletic clubs
Arena boxing show. slated for tomor.
row night.
Mlchaels will not b. outwelghed by
more than four or five pounds. AS he
IN unusually tall for "A lightweight
and heavier than be looks. II IN ex-
pccted that he viii scale around 1871.
Rogers il expected 10 give Mlchaels
the toughest evening he has spent
since invading Coast rings. The East
efner's reputation as a hitter IL well
established. but Rogers has never
taken the count in a Seattle ring. In
his laht go here. IN which he earned
draw with Travls Davis In four
rounds. after Davis had broken his
Jaw in the second round. Rogers gave
an exhibition Of gamnens that com.
pares favorabIy with any In ring
history.
The battle looms as one Of the best
lined up ia months.
Larry Coleman. proteg~ OF Mike
Gibbons. is 60 make his debut on the
Coast in the semi .windup with Harry
Casey. Casey IL not a flaNhy per.
former. hnt he carries kick 10 both
mitiH, and his ability IN insiKhslng
makes him tough trial horse Ills
main claim To fame Ia the three
round knockout hs holds over Joe
Dunn. orc Of Poriland's best light.
weight bets.
Harry La Barre. playmate OF
Coleman. wili step the apecisl event
with Irving Gleason. Gleason has
boxed here before. bat SO long ago
that n majority ~ the raiiblrds have
forgotten hia style. la Barre has
performed efediiablY IN numerous
FIGHTS IN tho Last. judging from his
record
Several good preliminary bouts will
he arranged today, according to the
Cascade club management
lust whether or not Frankie
Green. clever cotoTed iispounder.
Was clearly entitled 10 the verdict
over Eddie Moore he received last
week. will be settled when these
hnntauas meet In return TIT.
Green u by far the cieveres; miller.
bat Moore Is wicked wmiloper for
a iight man.
Young Cardeau has been coming
10 the fore lately and will try TO
add another scalp 20 his belt when
he meets Red Gallagher IN one %
the early bouts. Gallagher halls
from Bfemrrton. the home town Of
Hoy MccaAaiin. and II out to re.
tricvs tho glory his native village
lnst when Csrdeau trimmed Nc.
Catslin last week.
With the new boys on the card
bringing good records. and the locals
All u proven ability with the padded
gloves. the show has the earmarkA
OF an Al entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Purple and Gold Wins
Big Meet in Last Race
Varsity Runners Pull Out in Mile Event, Beating o. A
c.. Next Big Meet Booked for May 1927; Metlir
Wins Pentathlon

IRON the showing made in the third annual relay
nva Saturday the University of Washington is picked
the probable winner of the Northwest conference meet
May 2627 If the California colleges enter and enlarge it
Coast conference limits the chances of the Purple and
Gold athletes will be materially lessened
Washington meets Washington State college In th6
Stadium and Oregon at Eugene in dual meets before The
conference classic Unless the Cougars and Webfooers
lot OF material in other events that was not seen in
the relay carnival Washingtons track men will have little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
,KH1 "
NJut33sG

fsar championship water earnis ale
held In New terk Within the past
few dsys served Go decide several
national and metropolitan title test.
snd resulted In th. breaking Of
number Of worlds records. At IN.
first meet. In the ss=faet pool Of I'll.
New York a. g.. the zoo yard ma
tianai relay classic vas won by the
Illinois a. &. of Chicago. with the
New York a. G. second. and the
Brookisn tentral Y. NJ. &. a. third
end the windy city four ohm
Neissmuiisr. HARRY ushp.r. Ferry
hcf.iiiisrsf snd Itnd walien, cos-
cred the course la afsa 50. Then
nssy jones and Abel si~geI swan
esfrs relays for the Illinois A. G..
reaching 500 yards In sisI as. and
500 Yard. In siss So. These three
marks represent new International
standards, ss the beet presiou. times.
set by Yale swimmers. stood at
sst7 IS, t.ts z-5. and 5ita as re-
speeiiveiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Milc-w Washington. o. A. c., Ore
gon. Montana.
Pentathion-M ctlen rwash.l. Dol.
ton 20. A. CD. Shook 20. A. c. and
Schaeffer tMontJ tied for third.
Class II. 100 dash--Hodges Con
zagal. Lower tGonzaga). Turiey &C. p.
-, White pacifict. Io.z.
Pacific university. Conan.
sta.
Iptramurai fs0-Bsta Theta n
lambda Chi Alpha. Delta Kappa q.
silon. Sigma NJ. i--5s.
High school. Medley relay.
Frosh. Broadway. Ballard. Lincoln.
$50.
$50 relay Broadway. Lincoln.
Franklin. Frosh. l-s7i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
HARRY GARDNER
NOT RIGHT YET

Harry Gardner, the venerable Ore
eon onion merchant. is not IN the
best pitching condition possible
Gardner wasn't fooling the Oaks a
hit yesterday and Il was the first
time that he started game since
the opening day Of the local season
Gardner is a good pitcher when he's
going right. but he Is far from right
at the present time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
BRICK ELDRED
DOES TALL HITTING

Brick EIdred had wonderful day
al tie plate yesterday, collecting
four singles, a double. a triple and
walk In nine trips. He famed once
and was tossed out by Brubaler
once. Eldred IL dangerous man in
the pinches and altho his work has
been in streaks lately. he seems to
be hitting his true stride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
BEAR TRACKMEN
WIN IN OUTH

BERKELEY. Cal. May f.--Ung-
versity Of California won the annual
Pacific association track and field
meet here Saturday. with n pointa
Stanford stood second with So points
and the Olympic club third. with 4ssk
points. Flint Hammer. stanford's
eiin-throw phenom. was defeates
Seufeld and correnfi. OF caiifoi
Nenfeid made the winning throw
1874 feet 5i1 inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
SEATTLE WINS
FIRST SERIES

When the tribe walIoped Oakland
In tire first game Sunday It marked
the first series victory for Seattle
fince the season opened. San Fran.
cisco, Sacramento and Vernon all
trimmed the Redskins on the weekly
play. Tomorrow the boys open their
first series with Portlan in the
Eose City and local bugs are hoping
that they keep up their good work Of
the past week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
JACOBS TURNS
BACK OAKLAND

Elmer Jacobs turned IN pretty
game In the opening struggle ye~ter-
day. shutting out Oakland. 10 TO ..
with only five hits. The Indians made
lot Of runs for the tribe by some
telling hitting. They also played
smart baseball in the field. three
double plays being turned in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
.DEVINE MAKES
SPORT RECORD

Aubrey Dsviue. University OF Iowa
football star. has a record unpar.
alislsd in intercollegiate athletic his.
tory by winning basketball letter
this spring he brought his total OF
major sport letters UP 90 eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
JIM THORPE TO
COACH TROOPS

Jim Thorpe. worlds champion all.
around athlete. and at present a pro
fessional ball player with tho Port.
land Coast league club will assist in
coaching the soldier athletes who are
10 compete in the divisional track
events Mt Vancouver barracks Thurs
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Star of Swat Crashes
Single in Second Game
Greatest Pinch Hitter Who Ever Hit Coast League De-
lvers in Second Half of Sundays Double Bill; Oaks
and Indians Split
BY LEO III. LASSEN

D BARNEY, who is on his way to a wonder
full pinch hitting record. gave the 10000
Seattle fans who sat in on Sundays double
headers between Seattle and Oakland. real
treat when he delivered with one of his
famous bingles in the pinch.
In the second tiff Harry Gardner was
webbing badly on the pitching hill and Oak
land was leading to | in the fifth inning.
Tom Connolly got life when Don Brown
lost his fly in the sun in left field. Tub
Spencer worked Buzz Arlett for walk.
Then Walter McCredie beckoned the iron
nerved Barney and the former Buffalo toss
er picked out his favorite stick and walked
hit for Gardner.
nj two strikes and two balls Barney cut n ter
right field that smoked thru the air. IL hit
-. A., fret ho,,rca md tko hill ,,.nnld I've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
GATHERS Is
FILLING BILL

Ted Gathers, utility man with the
Oaks. who is filling in third base
with Bill Marriott On the sidelines
with broken ankle. has filled the
bin at the hot corner remarkably
well He has hit hard. particularly
in the pinches. and his fielding and
throwing has been high class. Jacobs
had him tanned in the first game at
the plate yesterday. but Gardner
couldn't fool him. Gathers getting
three singles. driving In Two runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
MeCREDIE USES
PLENTY OF PLAYERS

Manager NcCvdie certainly uses
plenty Of players when he's working
for a couple OF runs. Yesterdays
second game saw rs men IN action.
Including four pitchers three pinch
hitters. one extra base runner and
the regulars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Woman Forced to
Travel With Dead

BELGRADE, May Mile. Ma.
rie savorIl had to travel 100 miles
with the body OF n man who killed
himself in her railway compartment.
She collapsed when the door was
opened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
ARL.ETT sCAI.PS
INDIANS

In the second game Il was. just the
reverse, with Buzz Arlott scalping
the tribe. S 20 .. Arlstt had plenty Of
stuff. and bothered the Indians con.
xiderably when hits mean, runs. The
locals had plenty OF chances to score.
but fen down in the crucial moments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
JOHNSON AND
MORROW IN GO

fakcy Morrow and Kid Johnson.
lightwsights. viii head boxing
show tonight ~ Aberdeen under tho
auspices Of the Aberdeen Athletic
club. Tho bout IL slated for ak
rounda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
Young Reappointed
to Board of Works

l.. y. Young. superintendent OF the
city water department. was reap.
pointed chairman OF the board of
public works Monday by Mayor cald
well. Young has served in this ca.
pacity for more than 10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
UNDER JOINT AUSPICES Of the

foreign trade bureau Of the Chamber
OF Commerce and the China club.
Edwin J. Dingie. owner and editor of
China and Far East Finance and
Commerce. will be entertained Mt a
luncheon Tuesday noon at the Wash.
inRton Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

s0mmafN InnIaNs pIlNHsH"~HF III"
ton 80 Charge asfe4t 70 nFenfnn- ~
has-Usf Brenton II. Tits hattsas-off
Hrsnsoa Z Runs scofsf@-off HFsntae 5
hans Responsible foy--B rsnsan ). ntf3fk
aaa~~ny lsrohs d ~ krertsr = bes*s
% halir-ofs JACOBS J. off hfensan .
VITA pstrh-kr@rurv stolen ta.~a-~M aF-
phy D csansity. Three hit-~tasae.
Two. base htts-~ceopeT Eiatad. Lafsfstts.
Connolly :. sacrifice htfs-tsAn~. Gastas
Marphy. Hao. saftsd tH-MuFpht =
Connolly 4 Tehin. cueto :. Etdr~d+
Caught stsaitnx Eidrsd. peghis glays
Adams 20 Connolly 10 Murphy 81 Murphy
70 c0nnaiIy 10 MaFpny. Tim. 81 s4fns--
ace umplres~cas~y and Byfsa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

trouble repeating the pro-
gram of last season of down
ing both schools.
Oregon Agricultural college IL the
outstanding contestant % Washing.
ton In track circles OF the Northwest
this season. The Beavers were tire
only team TO send Contestants
against Coach Hec Edmundson's
men In all events Saturday after
noon and were no~cd out In the
Last event by the narrow margin ~
one and oue-haif points. Only in the
final race. the mile relay. did the
superior speed ~ Washington sprint.
ern nase the meet for the Purple and
Gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
GRID INTEREST
LAX IN OREGON

EUGENE. Ore, May i.-sprins
football practice Ii dragging At IN
University OF oregon. with inseresi
lukswarm and turnouts small, accord
ing 10 campus reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Fumutarrt Innings ptfGNen ~ tAto-
ner "a. BY Burger y b. Mack 2 Charge
defeat 20 Gardner At bat--off Gardner
u. Oft Burger 1. of Nsck 4. Hts bsttsd
or Gardner ;, Oft Burger q. of MACK
Huns seor~d~-oM Gardner .. Oft
HurKer o. or Mack s. Runs Fesponsibis
fer--Gardnsr Z. tfiett ., Burger .. Mack
Il. struck out-By Afistt .. By Gardner
= ~ Mack T. Bases on baIis-Jff Gard
ner g. off Arlett & stolen bases.~Csther,
Cooper Lane Thrse-base hit Eidred.
T~0~baMs hlta-Koehisr. Brown. Adams
Sacrifice hits~Lafayette. BroNn, willie
Runs battsd ia--cathsr g. Murphy. Brown
e Koehter. Barney, Adams. Caught
steaigng-Lans, Brown. Double plays
Lafayette 20 Bruhaksr 70 Lafayette.
cuefo 10 Murphy Time Of game 10.
Umpire.-Byron and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
E,RRoRs figured largely in IN. Il

L'RRORs figured largely In the ~
Il to win of the Green Lake Jun
Tors over the West Woodland MsF
chants. The winners connected safe
~ 10 times. bat scored = majority OF
their scores on seven West Wood
land errors All pitchers worked
well. ~ Hylisnsrin holding the MeF.
chants 60 five safe blows
II, Hylienwrin and J. Hslisngrin
each Hwelled the Green Lake score
with circuit ciouts.
The score, n II. Y.
Green Lake juniors .is 10 .
West Woodland Merchants ] 7
Batteries HyllenKrin and suill.
van. Lowry. frankhouser. Schaef.r
and Howe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

BEAUMONT. Tex.-Clawed by five
jaguars in circus menagerie cage,
Eva Buckley. IL. near death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Thsn, IN the flnni carnival Of the
kcflss. N the rs foot pool Of tha uFook .
Ign Central v n. e. A. Weiasmuiief,
McGiiiivrhy. Jones Hnd sieEel captured
the national title at 200 yard relay swim
ming IN tao -b. with the urOnkiine n
q 81 BOSTON, second. and the Brooklyn
y. NJ. G. third. willis Waiasmpilsr won
the national championship peutsthlon
from Leo aud Henry Gtshsi. 81 the New
York A. g.. aud Victor Knife. of the
BROOKLYN Y NJ G. A. who secured tho
places as named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
TmRu a mI.una.rs.anaIns Of n.

TNfRu a Misunderstanding Of the
l. schedule on the part OF the Fai.
con A. G. club. the game with the
Washington Laundry. scheduled for
IL O'Clock noon AZ Lower Woodland.
the game waa not played Tho sehed
uie for tha game Saa changed Sat.
nrdav and the noon hour given TO
The West Woodland Merchants ami
Green Lake Juniors game
In a practice game with West
Woodland. the Washington Park club
was beated. Is toll.
MO report was turned IN for the
~ Asali Cub.west Seattle Dye
Works game scheduled for Hiawaiha
MO repor, was turned IN for the
~ NJ Baker Cigar Co Ross Giant
game. scheduled for II. y. Day play.
field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

.Hatsea for Burger 10 the fourth.
sHan for narnsY IN the ftftn.
tratted Tor Mack IN ths seventh.
sHattsd for DALEY in tbs ntnta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Ths following evening again NJ the
New York a. @, tho national water polo
championship was competed for by the
Mercury Foot and Illinois A. G. savens,
the only entrants. and In match faa.
tured ny rough playing and much foul.
ing the New Workers scored n close Vie
tory by goals to g. Then Louis hal
hheh won tho metropolitan fancy diving
title with n remarkable taifv az t4e 3
points, while Weissmulier swan ag0
Yards IN 2iis 10. beating by lis Of a
SECOND tho listed worlds mark. but fail.
ing 70 equal his own claimed record Of
an johnnie, however. wiped out two
standards tho next day. In the after
noon, ut Columbia university, he low
cred the 10o-ysrd international time for
4b~fnot pool from 03Ba LIS TO 0sB3. In
the evening he brought down the go
yard American flRures Tor a 40 foo, moi
from 0330 TO 0l29.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

DtTcufNG Of Burke featured IN.
L s.to-s win % West A Wheeler
over Washington Park az South
Park Sunday afternoon. Burke held
Oh. Washington hitters &c four hits
and famed II. Toll. center fielder
for the winners. stole six Eases as hts
share OF team total OF II rilfered
sacks
suits. on the mound for wsshins
ton Park. pitched xuiit.scged hail
lie struck cut afr men. hut was
handicapped by ragged support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

Tho latter fixture. newly adopted
by the A. A. y. a- tho standard
test OF NIL around watermsn.hip,
consists Of five events. and the
thiraKo marvel finished fret In four.
taking the 500 yard back stroke con-
test In 1910 and the 1p0-sard life
saving race In iias, lie was dis
qualified In the ioo-ysrd breast
stroke swim for usinR the scissor
Kick and the event went 10 lee Gle
bel In Iteo IS. weissmuiisr. o, Leo
tdrbet In 1870 40. The outcome
was settled by summing the piar~
points Of zach contender In all events.
lowest total naturally leading, and
the returns were Meissmuiier o, Leo
eiebei o, Henry Gi@bel 10, Rife II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01

BOUNDING coder and fardel for
L a total Of 10 hits. l.. v Wesler'
man a TO. waiioped the Ross Cubs
at u. r. Day piayfleld Ia sunday =
game . TO 3. stacy Barton, Weatsr'
mans hurting ace. whitfield ID men.
bringing sla Htftkooui record Tor ihn
season to 50 in % innings pitched.
Mckay's bat played leading part
In the win. lie connected for four
safe binglen and scored thrr. runs.
tlornlg, second baAeman. starred for
the Cubs. lie played steady game
around the keystons bag. did good
work on III. paths and scored two
OF hiH teams thfes taiiieH.
The score H. H. T.
l.. v. weaterman a Co. , rs
ltons Cubs ...s..4*sst*t
Batteries Barton and Peterson.
coder. nardelI and rlatts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
COLLEGE GIRLS
TO HOLD SHOOT

EUGENE. Ore. May 1.-The first
intercollegiate womcn's gallery rifle
contest AZ Oregon will be held Sat.
urday. May 6. against team Of
coed crack shots from the Oregon
Agricultural college
SPOKANE.--spokane Seed Co.
stock and warehouse damaged 1905.
coo By fire Of undetermined origin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-01
THE FINAL.
SCORE

Threatening TO break into the chain
of three successive victories for
Washington I'm the relay carniyais.
the Aggies led IN scoring up 10 the
last contest. The final score was:
Washington. rs; O. A. C.. 2sis Mon.
tana. bis Washington state. 6. Ida
ho, Z; Oregon. ?. British Columbia. /.
With firwt places in the iwo.nnile
and four mills relays and second in
the pentathion and hundred.yard
dash. Q. a. c. held 2ois points just
before the mile relay. An additional
half point gained BY Shook. who tied
for third In the p.ntsthion. account.
cd for the lead over Washington, the
Purpe and Cold runners having led
ia two and finished second in two
events.
A. predicted. washington's mex.
perisnc~d distance men failed 20
show TO advantage in the four.miie
relay. Idaho placed ahead Of Wash.
ington and W. 4. G. pushed the gold
en.swsatered runners. o. A. c. and
Idaho will hold an advantage all sea.
son IN the miir and two mile events.