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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
Campfire Girls 10 Attend Church
in n Body

To close the Campfire Conference.
girls are asked TO attend church on
Sunday morning. May 81. in body,
Tor convenience the downtown
churches have been selected; First
Methodist church. First Presbyter-
ian. st. James Cathedral, and Pill
grim Congregational. Leaders will
be in attendance.
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Program at Cornish
Thursday

Tho plano pupils OF Mr. Edouard
Potjes win be heard in n recital at
tho Cornish school Thursday evening.
May "a.
The program TO be given Is an.
nouneed as follows:
Concerto In A Minor tFfrst Movemsno
.hGfptile u
Doroihy Baker
'yi-nna Carnival" tfirst AiieErol 49,.
4-ss..s...ss. .s..-s.4s.-.... sehuni ann
Dance OF the pwArfs' Hungarian
Dance No. il,..,.-....-...,... Poi5es
Madeline Piess
Aniomns s.s......-...-...-...
LAlis. nAu fin..........-..... n Hahn
ious pauN' ...s..s...+.-..-...
CheNsluro ,.ss-.-s.......-.... Debussy
Esther van Valley
LARGO and Allegro from Concerto in c
Minor .,s....s.s-.......... Beethoven
poria MeCfsth
IN HrefaEns s.....-..- Rhenr Baton
Etude ArfiEtian. ....-.........G God ard
barbara EsehhAch
Three Prtiudiums. Chopin
Romance ..-...........-......S chunann
18th Hungarian Rhapsody .......r.l azt
Louis prentweit
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Music
Ralston Club Concert
Wednesday

Tho spring concert ~ the Ralstpn
club will be- given Wednesday oven.
ing. May 20. Ia the auditorium Of the
First Presbyterian church. The ~
sistlng artists viii be Mrs. Homer y.
Campbell mczzo-cOnirhlto, and MiEs
Iris Garfield. vloionceiiist Vernon
n. Behymer wiil direct the chorus.
and Miss Abbie v. Bisaell will appear
for the first time as the club accom-
panist Clifford w. Hammer viii bt
hocompnnist for Mfa Campbell. Fol
loving The custom ~ the club. the
concert viii be- complimentary. inu.
iaiions being sent 20 friends o. ghe
club membership and music lovers
generally
Tho program is as follows.
John Peel" ooid Engi4h huHtlnE
sonEi ...-t,-.,.. ~ hhrk Andrew
FsEgy" ....s.... t....s+..tst Ralph cor
'Ths Omnip0isncr" ..... schubert f1rEi
Ia This Hour of softsnsd Hplsuaor.
.rs.s.-r.r ........... -....s.. finapii
coBtraiio 'LsEEsro Invisible
Mrs Homer -. Campbell
H+FH HtAAAHfN fAHhN'aaNH A''fA't 49,.
'"Ths Autumn hss" .-.s....s W. osrick'
'Tfhe IfoanisH'' s.-...s b.. I.fpni- htr btinl
THE Nuilizzn NusEstrsrs" ,.s,st+..ts
.,......,...t....-.....R w. Atkinson
Ylalonssiio Soil
taj Prize song nom 'isistsrfinTers'
Observation-Disclosures. WaEnfi
fbl Scenes Prom q MASKED Ban, ~
.....s............. Pepper
90 Harlequin 40 the
Butterfly"
AiisH Iris Garfield
Month of Roses ..s... Rudolf hinrh9ld
pace -s,+s tr.s...ss -...b. y. Isofhti
CoutfAit0 Soil
I'D NOV Like a Lantern
ss..--..........A. walter Kramer
90 Indian hpfipE BIRD" t.hki-ni-
biriatJ 7. iASufHnft
(ej "Hsfcsuss" from 'Joesiyn") ..-
Mrs.. csmpbsil
Vioioncslio ohhliEzt0 90 ''bsresufa"
~ Miss Garfield
Annie thuris" ,..s Ar b. Dudley Buck
a8iaisfas CIUfua fran sTaustfl lfguuod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
COMMONWEALTH CLUB

The Commonwealth club will meet
at Dartnalps cafeteria, Leary build.
ing, Monday evening. May 81, at
6:15. DR.. J. ". Bowman will talk
on "Democrncy-Eth Religion"
The public Is cordially invited.
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Assistants Named for Tea

@ Kaa and Miss Claire oenbsrE win be assisted ~ the lea they
ere giving Miss Priscilla
by waIss Duthe Mrs Paul voinOs Nrs Douglas Baker
by
Nenls FeEcr
McCleland.
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MoMANls CIVIC cI1tn

Tho Womon.s Civic club win hold
its annual picnic Mt Volunteer park
Oh Tuesday, Aaiuy 90. Members arc
asked to bring baskets. knife, fork.
plate and spoon. Coffee will bo
served.
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LYRIc cnoRAI. cIIrR

Tho Ladies' Lyric Choral club win
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
May 20. at 7a5 o'clock. In the main
Sunday school room OF the First
Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
uIGHL.AND PARK PIT. A.

Highland Park PIT. A. viii have
Dads Night" Friday. May 25.
at p. M. in the school auditorium.
Thomas II. Cole, superintendent OF
schools. will speak. Mr.. II. d. Vivian
will lend the community singing and
Mr., ID. IL. Painter. the games. Faith
ers and mothers are urged TO be
present for got.together time. Re.
freshments. There will be no
charge.
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY

A benefit card party for = needy
Neighhor Of wooderaft viii DO giv.
en- in !. o. o. r. hall. Tenth and y.
Pine At. Monday evening. NIay Il,
at O'Clock. All friends Of Wood.
craft welcome.
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BETHLEHEM sHRINE No.

Bethlehem Shrine No. will givo
one OF their enjoyable card parties
AZ DartnalPs cafeteria Saturday.
May 20, Mt S;ao p. m. The public ia
Invited
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Miss Kerr Names Wedding Day

Mr.
Franklin Seattle Mr. and Mu
E. Monday II.
William H. Bliss az the home OF
parents. Immediate relatives
followed reception at o'clock
a Ruth WIN b her sisters mud OF honor and the maids VIII
bel
and the
be
reception viii Misses Gertrude Schulz Airline
spaudng barbara Davidson
llnn Ruth Price Dorothy Enrich and Dorohea Presley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
LoRRAINE SOCIAL cLrn

Lorraine Social club viii meet In
Masonic temple. Wednesday. May
%. at p. m. All Eastern Stars
invited.
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BALLARD CAMP NO. 17e.

Ballard camp No. 17s, woodmen OF
tho World, will give a dance for
members and their families only Fri.
day evening, May co. at woodmen
hall. 18th and Market sits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

ANNUAL MAY LUNCHEON
Epiphany Guild VIII give its an.
nual May luncheon on Friday. May
%. at y. m. Mt the Epiphany
church. Denny Blaine park. Every.
ono cordially invited TO attend.
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AUXILIARY TO n. or !. 10

The Ladies' auxiliary to tho B. OF
l.. II. will give n luncheon and carl
party Wednesday, May 20. at / p. m.
at NJ. j.. y. A. hail. 1924 First ave
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Trinity Parish church VIII be in charge the
Monday, Miss Olga Decthoff chairman
Shepherd Mrs j. H. CONDOR Mrs Lucks
Mrs O. VI Anderson Mrs John Haynes Mrs Gilbert
Dice Mra. @. @ "
guild stephen Graves hostess wednes
Madrona
guild Mrs G. chairman guild Mrs
~ the Thrift Shop Monday
Sullivan ana
Mrs Otto Grunbaum Tuesday guild Mrs
chairman; Wednesday morning Rowe
sman afternoon Madrona guild Mrs H.
day morning Mount Baker Park guild Mrs q chairman;
guild, Medina
guild. Day. guild Mrs s. A.
Carmen, chairman
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p. Il. o. CHAPTERS

Chapter V OF r. T.. o. win observe
Mothers Day" at its meeting Mon.
day afternoon. May II, at 2 o'clock.
at the home OF Mrs. +. NJ. Jordan.
1905 END Ave. S.
The guest day musicale OF Chap.
ter A OF p. r. o. Is announced to
take place Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. j. +.
Duthie. 264s Shorthand drive.
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Celebrates Birthdoy

celebration Of birthday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
cLIoNIAN CLUB

The clionian club will hold the last
meeting OF the club year Tuesday.
May %. at p. M. pt the Federated
clubhouse. A large attendance IS de.
sired to discuss plans and program
for the ensuing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
MARYRSoLL BAZAAR

The circle OF tho Maryknoii For
elgn Missionary society viii hold n
bazaar Friday and Saturday. May -
and "a. az the Commercial club on
the second floor Of tho Rainier Heat
and Power building, corner Of Jack
ron and Maynard pis There will b.
a program each afternoon and eve
ming and refreshments Al interested
IN mission work are invited 20 help
mako the bazaar a success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

(a) Tho Dancing Master"
(b) Mature Dance
Dorothy Holloman and Doris Brabyn
Humorous Speech. ...................
Hey. George v. Mcclure
Bars 5oli-
(a) ~ Know Of Two Bright Eyes,.
..t..........s....... ChatHon
tb) II Miss You SO. Mavournoen".
..s....s....ss..... Bchumont
Jno. u. Richard
VIOLIN 300. .s.s..4ssssss SHlecte1
Mrs. y. 70. Smith
Soprano Solo" Coming Home" go. Tato
Mrs. NJ. Magcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
cIAnA nAnroN ~ 10.

Daughters Of Veterans. Clara BAR.
ton Tent No. !. viii serve public
dinner nj tho Armory Wednesday.
May 81. q, O'Clock. followed by
cards At o'clock. with refresh.
meats. Good prizes arc provided.
A bazaar in connection with tho
entertainment wiii 10 held for the
salo OF fancy and useful articles. del.
icaiessen goods. etc. Tho public In
cordially invited 10 all.
Three new officers wrre Installed
May by Mlts Grace Hurd. install.
Inc officer. They were: Press cor.
respondent. Irene Blue: musician.
Lois SELLER: color guard. Elizabeth
Fohn. Next regular meeting Of the
tent II on the fourth Wednesday at
the Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
AUXILIARY RAINIER.
NOBLE lost

American Legion auxiliary 10 Raj.
nicr. Noble post VIII hold lts regular
meeting Monday evening. May n. in
the New Arctic hotel club room,
Plans VIII BE- made for tho poppy
sale. which will be conducted three
days previous to Memorial day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

cttN4St tillH Ntth ny uHlit4Aub III Aut
State Parent-Teacher convention held
in Mesny hall. Eight girls have
been on duty each morning and
afternoon and have assisted in every
way possible.
Mrs. L. r. Sprague, who is the
leader OF group OF Blue Birds. is
having n May Festival for her group
nj her home. on May %. Parents
and friends of the girls are invited.
Mrs. Alma Purlenky, chairman OF
the San Francisco Guardians asso.
citation, will be guest of the Seattle
Campfire Girls at Camp Sealth dur
ing the second period of camp, July
214.
Mrs. Marie Huber and her Camp
fire Girls of Mercer Island viii hold
4 Council Fire June 1. Ten new
members will be admitted 10 member
ship in the group and new group
under the leadership of Mrs. A. Mer.
Ger. These girls were formerly Blue
Birds under the guardianship of Miss
Katherine Shoemaker.
National headquarters of Camp.
fire Girls will conduct four Shawne.
quas In the United States this year.
and all OF these courses win be
west of the Mississippi. at Dallas.
Texas: Des Moines. Iowa: Denver.
Colorado. and Spokane. Miss Edith
NJ. Kempthorne, national field secre.
tary. viii have charge of the courses
and at the Spokane Shawnequa will
be assisted by the local executive.
Miss Anette Francisco. This last
course will be of special interest 10
Seattle guardians and older girls. as
Il can be easily reached and forms
a splendid opportunity TO spend
profitable vacation and at the same
time TO meet new Campfire people.
The course will be conducted Mt the
Spokane Campfire Girls camp. sit.
uated on the Occur d'Alenes. Idaho,
which Is the headquarters not only
for the Spokane Campfire Girls, but
for all Campfire Girls OF the In.
land Empire, Miss Kempthornc and
Miss Francisco will be assisted by
specialists on various crafts. among
them beng Prof. c. Il. Behre. OF the
University OF Idaho, Nature Lore,
and Mr. f. Girard. of the national
forestry servic. on trail blazing,
tracking All local guardians who
are interested may have further par
uculars by calling local headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

Campfire Girls have been giving
service" this week by ushering ut the
State ParentTeacher convention held
In Mesny hall. Eight girls have
been on duty each morning and
afternoon and have assisted in every
way possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
HADASSAH MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION FORMS
NEW CRcTTp

On May 10, tho Deborah group to
Hadassah chapter was organized nj
tho home of Mrs. Albert Fleitzcr.
707 3oth ave. Mrs. L. KcrzIg, who
organized the first Hadassah chap.
ters In the city, gave an interesting
talk on Palestine and what the
iiadassoh lias done for t. Tho new
group pledged It's hearty support.
A Joint meeting will be held
Thursday. May "a, at 2:3o p. m.
at the Bikur cholum synagogue.
A good program Is being prepared
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Shocer and Tea


Elizabeth Basy who's
marriage to Is
Trcfether Ro
anderson, David Fryer and Mrs. Merrill Robinson
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luncheon to Honor Miss Barbour

To viii entertain
ih Frederick Nelson's Thursda
afternoon
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Waffle Luncheon and Bridge

ssi Tyrone OF bridge luncheon
This first affair win DO
Waffle runcheo nd bridge
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Miss BoaUles Plans Bridge

Miss Bowies entertaining
Saturday afternoon. May 2s.
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COMMUNICATED With Linen Shower

Thirty entertained
iTgsd Saturday afternoon
Twas Eugena Garrett who
a
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Guild Plans Card Party ON June !


Monday 4. a the
H.
b5216. Mrs. G.. A. c. Rochester
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Dinner for Mass Piatt and Fiance

Mr. and Mrs c. Keith Hnan win
fen whose wedding placed
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Mrs. Alma Purlenl1y. chairman OF
the San Francisco Guardians asso.
citation. will be a guest of the Seattle
Campfire Girls at Camp Sealth dur
ing the second period of camp, July
Ella
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Mrs. T.. r. Sprague, who is the
leader OF group OF Blue Birds. is
having n May Festival for her group
at her home. on May %. Parents
and friends of the girls are invited.
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Musical Program for Guilds Bridge Tea

musical rusern guilds bridge at tho zach,
BUD Mohc
Used Wakefield snahsss Helena Miss Geaidu
a re
chopn-Mrs
sonsun vnfrd sandersonk ffomins- Teresa Del Rcgo,Mr
MN j. Tagsart. Taggart tho piano.
II II.
assisted Hubbard William
La
Reservations phonns Rh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

The Writer'S club viii meet Tues.
day evening, May 80, at 3 oclocl, In
the lecture room OF the Y. w. c. A.
Manuscripts will be read by Lou
Chase DownIc. Florence Mayno
Hickey. Alico ID, Rayner and Corn
Chnsc Charleton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
FLORA e. BATEMAN L. L. o. A.

The Flora Il. Batcman l.. l.. o. a.
No. 14S will give an old time social
with refreshments in /. o. G., II. hall,
100 Virginia st. Monday evening,
May 81. at 8 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
CANADIANS WILL CELEBRATE
EMPIRE DAY

The Canadian club OF Seattle will
celebrate Empire Day with dance
at the Seattle Yacht club Thursday
evening, May "a.
During the intermissions Miss
Dorothy Mitchell will present group
OF her pupils in the following dance
numbers: Oriental dance, the Misses
Margaret Powell, Vcrnice Hansen and
Geraldine Koebler; patriotic dance,
Bobby Schwartz and Dorothy Aurich:
gypsy dance. Mildred Hanson,
Canadians and friends invited to
participate.
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Nah Jongg Luncheon

entertaining Jongg
bier
hffar a birthday
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VIII Entertain for Mrs. Schulz

Mrs Edward Schulz
p3rs X
IA tables will
for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
CARL MAYS
is REDUCED
Is POUNDS

"E'lFrEEN pounds too much
i weight is what handicapped me
last year." Is the way Carl Mays ex-
plains his poor pitching In 1922.
Il am going to show lot OF big
league managers the coming season
that / am far from thru as big
Lacquer. will win 20 games for tho
Ynnkecs"
There you have the ultimatum
from pitcher on whom Is OF the 10
major league clubs waived.
Tho solution offered by Mays for
his poor showing last year is logical.
The success OF Mays peculiar under
hand delivery depends on how low he
Is able to get with the ball. a waist
line that was four or five inches too
big last summer seriously handi-
capped Mays In starting tho ball low.
Mays has two distinct deliveries.
An undorhand curve thrown with
fair speed that rises and breaks out
as II noars the batter. His faust ban.
delivered In much tho same way, but
with greater speed, breaks down
much like n spitball.
As n result. the batsman was CON
stantly at sea as to what to expect.
Early last season II was apparent
that Mays fast ball was missing.
That enabled the battcrs TO set for
tho underhand curve. and hit Mays
TO advantage.
Mays promises to DO fastor thnn
ever this year. n no, ho will bo bud
news 10 batting averages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
Yaryan Looming Well

DON'T worry about the catching on
~ the Seattle club.
a good look at Everett Yaryan In
practice Is convincing.
He isn't as slow as reported by any
means, and he gets around surpris-
ingly well for man OF his poundage.
He's n moose of fellow. weighing
around 200 pounds and being about
five feet eight tall.
He Is about 20 pounds overweight
and he is working off his excess
poundage slowly. He sat on the Chi
cago White Sox bench last season
and has done practically no catching
since 1921 when he was with Wlch-
tia in the Western league. He
crashed out Il homers that year.
Yaryan takes a nasty cut at the
ball. being n free swinger, and when
he gets those Hack Miller shoulders
behind the pill he gives II beauti-
full ride.
They say he is a regular horse for
work.
Don't expect too much OF him.
folks, as no lays no claims to being
the champion catcher OF the world.
But he will be there.
Frank Tobin, admittedly one OF the
hardest workers in the minors, will
work with Yaryan. and in all prob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
Wills to
Conquer
Lenglen?
Young Berkeley Girl Is
Destined to Net Suprem-
acy, Says Star
BY VINCENT RICHARDS


HELEN WILLS. dimlnutlye Cali
fornla miss. looms up upon the
tennis horizon as the logical oppo-
nent for the worlds titleholdsr, Mile
Lengien, In the next two or three
years
Her matches last summer against
our own national champion. Mrs
Mallory. proved beyond a doubt that
the little girl from the Far West
has the markings OF coming worlds
champion.
! viii never forget the match that
Helen played against tho famous
Molla al Boston last sur--ner in the
final round Of the Massachusetts
state championship.
Miss wills won the first set from
The inyincible Molla with little or no
effort and WAS well on her way 20
her first victory over the Norwegian
girl when the latter staged one OF
her famous rallies and after Il heart.
breaking game captured the set.
Molla's experience stood her In
good stead during this match, for
she was outplayed IN every stage
OF tho game by tho little Coast mar.
vel Tho great fighting qualities that
the national champion has always
been noted for finally won her the
third and deciding set.
Miss Wills played Mrs. Mallary
three times during tho past season.
and aitho fhs failed 10 register
ono victory out OF the three attempts.
she nevertheless has won set from
the champion In every one OF tho
matches that they have played.
As yet Helen Wills IL "crowd.shy."
This simple little statement IL what
IL holding the California girl from
being tho national champion.
How long she will take TO lose this
handicap IN OF course problematlcal.
IL may DO n year or Il may be five.
but when she does lose Il she viii be
supreme on tho courts for long
spell.
Her strokes AZ tho present time are
far above any OF the other female
playerA They are even better than
Nile. Leugien's, who perhaps il con.
hidered tho greatest styilst IN the
game today. Her court strategy is
unique for one 10 young. sho has
the tennis instinct OF the genius.
That Is why predic; with absolute
confidence that Miss Helen Wills win
be the national champion within two
years.
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Gardner Is
Working in
Great Form

GAN JOSE. March sa.-HRrry Gard
~ nsr. tho famous spud thrower.
was In tip-top shape yesterday after
noon and he worked nine full innings
against tho Yannigans and shut them
out With four singles whilo Harry
waa applying tho kalsomine tho reg
ulars ran eight thllies over tho plate
Gardner has his splitter working In
nice fashion and was In trouble in
ony one inning when ha had the
bags fun and one away. But he got
Welsh on high ny and famed
Ramagc.
Fred Blake showed lot Of stuff
for the fans on the hill during the
five Innings no worked. but he wa.
Wild and was In tho hole consider
ably. He was touched for siK runs
In ntth-lnnins merry -go-round
whom some goofy support put him In
bad but his shoulder 10 looseninK
up with the hot weather and he had
plenty on the ball.
Dutch" Brandt. tho young spo-
kane sou,hpaw. showed the boys a
good fast ball IN tho last four In
nings. shutting out the regulars dur.
Ing tho tImo ne worked.
Tho only other feature OF the
game was tho work Of Billy Lane.
who Il up 70 his old tricks. The
Rabbit picked up three walks In Two
trips 10 the plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23

IN the special svent with Tommy
Yolas.
0randeite has two claims 10 fans.
lilo l. considered in his native haunts
az Portland 10 BE- about the hand.
soonest fisticufrrr Of any poundage
that has donned the mittcna IN tho
history OF the ring game not sx.
eepling the comoly lightweight. Joo
BENJAMIN, Also. Grandctte can, In
the parlanco OF tho rlns. tight
plenty"
folas lays no claim 10 exceptional
puichiirudc. but the iiO.pound I'M.
plno has considerable speed and
knowledge OF rinErraft. az ho demon.
strnted yesterday while working out
with bud Ridley. one OF the main.
cventcrs.
urandette had such success IN his
Portland scraps during the winter
season that no IL about out OF oppo.
nenis AZ his own back door. reports
have Il.
The main event. TO feature Bud
Ridley and Joe German. viii be-
backed By six round semi. uindup
bringing together George Burns ana
Joe Black. Both OF these light
weights have done their atuff In Ne.
attic recently. Al they fight ia tho
same s'ylc-depending upon stamina
aud waliop rather than tlnessc-the
bout should include full measure OF
action.
Burns fought slhshlnE battle
with Pat Williams IN his last start
in Seattle. while Black was given
a decision over Mickey Harmon In
tho latest show
The first and second bouts have
not been arranged. altho strings are
out for couple ~ new faces. Sats
DruSinman. matchmaker for the Ma.
uoual Athletic club. announced 10.
day.
Ridley. who II working out daily
a, Austin a Salts gymnasium. Is
rapidly rounding into shape. after an
enforced lsyoft duo 20 an infected
les. and viii be In tho pink" by the
first OF the week. Joe Waterman. his
manager. reported yesterday. after
sending HIS charge thru a strenuous
workout.
Tho coming show will mark tho
Of tho Arena TO boxing for
tho 1924 season.