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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-03

Frank oeeed president Darlington
Country club Its meeting held tho
and when tho meeting broke
Of title tagged him. everybody
TO dobesd playing Eolbu
The clubhouse and fin up the grounds and tennis
Work tio rcnodcing Of the
win be ready play Saturday which
date set for the grand opening OF the 1928
Oh The children win have their psayE fitted
field equipment that ioc while papa
sgofinE "Cappy Hln
motion.
That meeting showed shadow
that the win Darlington happest
make everybody feel home
realizes the Darlington waiting
II also in fine condition. financially Atkins will
captain but the work arranging
win be handled by Fred Jackson
Well appointments Eaingon's
1923 President T. r. Ryan, presidents f. Atkins
r. Jackson McBurney trustees
worth C. s. KcIlon. Head
James Bnrniam. G. Zancer. Smith,
Miller James Graycy Frank Ans jim Zance
d. Headley junior captain McGrego handicap David
entertainment Jim Growcy grounds Smith, finance
Diworth publicity keison;
Miller
elect captain and make for their
There going Open Championship
program the held
made yesterday afternoon meeting of
A. Kerry president this Pacific Northwest
handicap rating eligible
set for play.
The annual dinner OF
held o'clock Tuesday evening February
promises interesting affair The park commission
noiabe will Jeffersonians
the Monday night at the 0rpheum hcater
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Singleton, an average highlander
was obtained from the Quakers.
Then Lewis also added Bob Kin
sella, an outnelder with a good REQ
ord In tho international league.
For the rest Of his infield he haf
two tried veterans IN Paddy Sigliu
and Oscar Witt.
And for the outfield he has him.
self. Paul Strand. the leagues lead
ing hitter. and the veteran Joe WI.
holt. Not u bad combination by
any means.
His pitching SIN needs fixing. as
II Ia without a real star, and he
needs sOuthpaw strength.
Gould. Mccabe. Meyers, Rallio
Blaeholder. Singleton and coumbs
make up the pitching staff as IL
stands. Just a fair staff
SO IL can be seen that most every.
thing depends upon the newcomers.
particularly Leslie, Smith, Peters
and Singleton.
II these men don't kick thru the
Bees will have a hard time landing
in the first division.
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Cripple Is
on Long Hike

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. Feb. 3.
DIR. Il. G. Smith OF Chicago.
who 10 years ago was injured in
an interurban wreck at Little
Rock. Ark. and permanently
crippled. and who since that time
has resorted to globe trotting"
for his health. passed thru this
city recently on the last lap OF a
$4,000 mile hike. He says he is
walking on an $4,000 wager made
by medical societies OF Chicago
49, A-.-tA -. -.
Abht HN Npui" ifVN Vath anu tuIE
himself. When he started his
trip DIR. Smith said he weighed
"a pounds. willis now he weighs
las. He began walking four
years ago.
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Green Has
Big Chance
on Tuesday
IRIS door-die with Frankie Green

IT'S do-or-die with Frankie Green
l at the Crystal Pool Tuesday.
The young Seattle bantam has
been coming along at fast clip
lately and has worked himself up
from the preliminary ranks TO the
seni-windup class.
Tuesday he meets Vic Foley, the
crack Vancouver. B. c.. bantie. and
Green win have everything to win
and little TO lose. It's no disgrace to
get beat by Foley, as the Vancouver
boy has never lost decision. but a
victory would put Green In line for
some great matches.
Green has been boxing plenty OF
times lately and Is In great shape for
Foley. Seattle fans win like Foley.
as he's aggressive. and the two OF
them should put up a good battle.
Dode Bercot is all set for his bout
with Joe Nestman. the Vancouver.
b. c.. lightweight. Borcot should
have little trouble In beating Nest
man. altho the Vancouver boy Is
tough. and a glutton for punishment.
Eddie Neil. the clever Everett kid.
viii do his stuff here for the first
time this season with Sailor Eddie
Buell. In the four.round semi-windup.
Young o'Kane. a newcomer here.
and Owen Roberts, local lightweight.
who hasn't been doing much fight.
Ing this season yet. meet In the
second bout on the card.
The opener viii DO between Fill.
Pine Pat Colima, tough customer.
and frankie Donovan, another new.
conner.
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rammed the ball the fence being robbed Of another triple
at least by q wonderful catch
"A hurler named Kne doing the pitching for Pitts
burg that day. and he considered pretty fair worker
Joyce an aggressive player and played pretty good
ball at third base He easily red tho and I'll never
forget day when Are Latham the famous Cncy coach
nearly drove him wild
undoubtedly baseball being
a egul a
coaching third and he started to talk
ia Joyce
between
smooth diamond"
immediately afterwards
terrible time soeingr
M he word
straight
he
chatter. got away dynamite
valuable enaeh
a n
is n
spirits like Car OF the Vernon who play
hall and a for a club.
MGinniy pitcher
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other first base possibility.
Riley finished the season with
the Bees in fair fashion.
Strength has been added behind
the bat John Peters. good hitting
catcher with several years expert
onee with the Phllly Nationals. viii
do most OF the catching. Butch BY.
Ter. who had worn out his useful.
ness in Salt Lake. has gone 10 Port
land and Joe Jenkins In retiring.
The biggest gap for Salt Lake 20
I'll 81 az ahortstop. They sold Heinie
Sands. one Of the best Stockholders
in the league last year. 20 Phlladel-
phla. Sands was a careful fielder
and a darn dangerous long hitter.
crashing out plenty OF home runs.
The Bees have added Jimmy Smith
from Philadelphia 10 replace Sands
nj shortstop. Smith Is said to be
just an ordinary ball player with a
tcmpestuous disposition.
Lewis lost Hollis ThurEton, a good
righthRnded pitcher. who was sold
TO the ST. Louis Browns. and John
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in the race by trimming
Broadway, % to 10. at Bal
lard. Franklin Beat West
Seattle. 10 to 12, at West
Seattle.
Tho next games in the prop league
will be played Friday with Queen
Anne and Broadway furnishing tho
opposition. The Tigers have lost
four out OF five games this year. but
they are a tough bunch TO beat on
their home floor. Fridays game
will mark the start OF the second
half OF the season. Roosevelt plays
Franklin at Roosevelt, Lincoln plays
West Seattle ut Lincoln and Ballard
and Garfield clash at Ballard in tho
other games OF the day.
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.RAlH -E
EJ135.G

A new swimming club for women
has been organized In Pasadena,
Cal. and Il promises 10 become an
Important factor In competitive water
sports on the coast, At the head OF the
contestants IL Miss Aileeu Allen of
los Angslzs. one Of our fancy diving
scorers nj tho Olympic games of 1890,
and scvarai times winner OF the ma
tionh ~ A. u. sprinEboard and high
platform championships. She has
been recruiting the material for
strong squad and she feels confident
that the club win bc represented by
group of mermaids able TO reap
high laurcls and defeat all rivals Of
the Pacific district In relay racing.
Members of the club will have the
use for practice OF handsome mu-
nicipai natatorium now being con-
etructed. IL measures 1856 by 55 feet
and viii he fitted with two diving
boards and all facilities for aquatic
carniyals.
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OREGON AGGIE
FIVE WINS MIX

CORVALLIS. Feb. a.--In hard.
fought and rough game. the Ore
gon Aggies beat the University of
oregon cagers here last night. A.
to 80.
The same teams meet tonight,
sitho the game does not count in
the conference standings.
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JACK MILLER
JUST TALKS

Jack Miller. Seal pilot. Is letting
his enthusiasm run away with him
a bit. The Frisco pilot, still in the
East, says Oliver Mitchell is a bet.
ter pitcher than Jake May. Mitchell
did win n lot of games. but he
couldn't touch Mays record of wins
or effectiveness and Mitchell was
with the pennantwinning club.
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points in the first half, largely
due 10 Windy" Crawford's
shooting from the field, the
little Washington guard run
ming in four field goals.
Dick Frayn played one Of tho best
games no has dishod up this season
while Evan Lewis played a nice
floor game.
Bruce Hesketh worked well at cen.
ter. Red Reese. who finished tho
game AZ guard for Pullman made IL
point 10 rough Heaketh thruout
tho latter part Of the game and tho
Washington center was picking him.
self of OF the floor most Of tho time.
Pullman didn't show much class.
They played a fiveman defense thru.
out Jack Friel ad young Roberts
dropped IN some nice long shots.
sbud Loomis. former Lincoln prep
star. played a whale Of floor game
and was tho best defensive man In
the game by far.
WaAhlngton's victory marked the
sixth win for tho Purple and Gold
oagrru this year In seven starts.
The lineup and summary OF last
nights game follow;
THE LIsEur
wsshinKson W. =. @
Ls~ia to).....s...,r ,.......... Roberts
Hesketh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rsnsou tel
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STANFORD WINS
FROM TROJANS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb.
3.--stanford basketballers won thft
first Of the two conference games
scheduled with U. s. c., here last
night by score OF 20 to IA. The
second game will be played tonight.
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NEW HEAVY
IN SEATTLE

Bob Getz. Akron. Ohio, heavy.
weight, ia In the Northwest looking
for matches Getz IL still young.
ster in the game. but he is a well.
set.up fellow, He knocked over some
bird named Hunt in Portland the
other nigh. and Portland scribes
speak well OF his ability. Getz may
land local match soon.
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JOHNSON SIGNS
FOR 1923 PLAY

RENO. New. Feb. 3.-WaIter
johnson, Washington pitcher, cele-
brated the arrival Of baby daughter
his third child-at his home here
by signing his 1929 contract with the
Senators. He wouldn't say how
much money the contract called for,
but he declared the daughter looked
like million dollars"
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SALVATORE is
GIVEN BATTLE

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb. 3.---phIl
Salvadore. lightweight, had a hard
time winning a slashlng four-round
decision over Sailor Ashmore last
night. One Judge thought Ashmore
won, but the referee sided with the
other Judge in favor Of Salvatore.
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O'NEILL HAS
COMPETITION

For years Steve O'Ncill had little
or no opposition for first string
catching work with the Cleveland In.
dams, but Pop Time Ia starting 70
get In his dirty work and OMEN will
have to battle for his position this
year aa the Indians have two great
young receivers in Glenn Myatt and
Luke Sewcll.
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is
PUCK WINNER

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Announce-
ments by the New York Giants that
another well known pitcher" will DO
with the team when It starts south,
has revived reports that negotiations
are being carried on for Lee Mead
ows of the Phils, Burleigh Grimes or
the Robins or Jess Haines OF the
Cards.
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Rough Riders WalIop
Champions; -Four Tie


EOUR teams are tied for the lead in the closest high
school basketball the local prep league has known
in years The Roosevelt team defeated Queen Anne 80 to
20 at Roosevelt yesterday and sent the 1922 champions
top by beating Garfield atho the Babes showed lot of
fight Lincoln winning, 10 to 49, at Lincoln Ballard stuck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-03
EDWARDS SET
FOR BIG MIX

Danny Edwards, crack Coast col.
ored bantamwcight, now In the East,
is In line for championship bout
with Joo Lynch, according to reports
from Gotham.
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STAR
TO BE GIANT

VICTORIA. B. c.. Feb. s.--van.
couver defeated the Cougars here
last night in a thrilling overtime
game. The score was Q to 3 at the
end Of the regular periods. Vancou.
YER got the winning goal after II
minutes of overtime, the final tally
being 4 to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-03
BOBBY VEACH
MAKING MARK

Bobby Vcach is the Just successor
to sam Crawford as the smuggling out.
fielder OF the Detroit Tigers This
will be Veach's lath season with the
Tigers, lie has hit 800 or better
with the Tigers every year he has
played with them.
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Smith and Leslie VIII
Have to Deliver Goods
Bees Will Miss Heinie Sands and Hollis Ihurston;
John Peters Will Bolster Up the Club Behind the
Plate
BY LEO II. LASSEN

JFFY LEWIS did wonders with the san
Lake ball club last year, coming under the
wire fourth when everybody in the league
picked his team for the cellar place before
the season started
But Lewis got good hitting aggregation
together and they pounded their way 10 the
first division in spite of a rather weak hurl-
ing staff.
Lewis has added several newcomers TO his
team for next season and upon this bunch de-
pends largely the Utah teams chances in the
coming race.
Salt Lake was weak at first base last year.
, Roy Leslie, recently of the Philadelphia
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BILL INGRAM
NAMED COACH

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Feb, a.
William A. ingram. former naval
academy football star, has been
aligned to coach the Indiana team
next year. Ingram coached at VIII
liam and Mary last year.
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LEWIS VICTOR
In MAT MATCH

WICHITA, Feb, .. = Stranger
Lewis. heavyweight champion wres
tier, successfully defended his title
here last night by defaating Allen
Eustace In straight falls.
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Brouthers, think, slaughtered southpaw
deliveries just as hard as he did right
handers-it didn't make any difference to
him what species of pitcher was working.
think Sam Crawford was much the same
way, of what | saw of him in the Coast
league He murdered all kinds of pitching,
too.
Undoubtedly the greatest hitting perform
ance of all baseball for left-handed hitter
against portsider, in one game. was turned
in by "Scrappy" Joyce with the Washington
club in 1894
One day in Washington, playing against
the Pittsburg club. Joyce cracked out three
home runs and triple in five times
~ hot In HE ntba. trim IN tho nlota ha
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ZEIDER SIGNS
WITH PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Feb. 3.--Rollie Zeld,
or, veteran infioldcr haa signed with
Portland for this season. zeider was
with Vernon last Use.
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CARROLL. NOT
SIGNED YET

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. a.
Owen Carroll. star pitcher OF the
Holy Cross team, has not signed
contract With the Detroit Tigers, ac-
cordIng to a wire from President
Eavin.
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OMAHA WELLER
BEATS BRITON

OMAHA, Feb. 3.--Morrls Schalaef.
tr, Omaha, won a 10.round decision
10 over Billy Wells, English wclter.
weight champion. Frankie Garcia.
Memphis, and Jack Ellie. Chicago,
fought a f0.round draw.
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MONTANANS OUT
OF l. A ST PLACE

MlssOULA, Feb, s,-Tho Uniyer.
sity Of Montana won from the Pa.
cifio university cage team hero last
night, ~ to Z. in a rough game.
The GriEzlics ciawled out OF the
cellar by tho victory.
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CALIFORNIA
CAGE WINNER

BEkERLEY. Cal, Feb a.-The
University Of California basketball
team beat st. Mary's here last night,
a. 10 Il.
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MINNESOTA is
SWIM WINNER

CHICAGO. Feb. g. - Minnesota
swamped the University OF Chicago
In dual swimming meet here last
night, so to 3S.
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WYNNE COACH
AT CREIGHTON

OMAHA, Feb. 3.--Chet wynne.
former Notre Dame football star, has
signed contract TO coach tho
Creighton university team next year.
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Garfield gave Lincoln a bad scare
yesterday at Lincoln. tho Green
Lakcrs just nosing under the wire a
10 TO is winner. Tho Babcs played a
tight game and the scoring OF Ray
Grayzules at forward kept them In
tho EIme.
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IeP e
|GIDurtl

Hugh Gsifflths. figured NJ the reg
nlar pitcher for broadway this year,
IL laid mp with broken hone In his
pitching wrist, broken In u recount
soccer game. Ho expect. 10 he q. X,
again by tho time baseball gets under
way.
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'6D Tl3I
|AD2BSf~'

FRIDAY FIGHTS
SAN rILsSCIsco.--roanx Dudley
neatiy trimmed 'sTtEore Cline In the
main eyent Of is>t nights four
round boxing show hcrn
NEW YoRK.--Johnny Dundee, Janier
lightweight champion. won a iE-round
dseision from Elmo Flores. Phiiipplns
challenger.
GRAND RAPIDss--Biiiy shade.
California light heavyweight. out
pointed Joe Eosusan, Toledo. In To-
round bout.
ERIE. Pa.-Bobby Tracey % Buffalo
won a shade deeision over Johnny RIM
OF Cleveland In 10 rounds
KALAMAZOO Joe pownsy. cinoin-
natl. knocked out Jack Doyis Of Detroit
In the eighth.
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narn,la ln
WEST SEATTLE LOSES AGAIN

West Seattle lost It's fifth straight
game Mt West Seattle yesterday.
Franklin trimming tho Indians is TO
IL. frankie Wilson and Hayward
Dare OF tho winners, played the best
nnfnea
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Notwithstanding for Kohl. Bio1am
for Morse. Davis for Runtx. Kohl for
Davis. johnson for uourlay. gouriay for
johnson, Johnson for Gouriay
offioials--Referee Dick MunHon: UNI
pire. Lloyd Peek
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fine etyle.
nRoAnMAY LOSES AGAIN

Ballard sunk the hooks into Broad.
way nj Ballard yesterday by 20 to
10 tally. tho superior team work and
shooting OF tho Beavers sending the
Tigers down to defeat.
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Sammy Burnsed would b. one OF tho
most effective guards In tho hlgh school
race " no played tho bali more and his
man less. He gets Kicked out OF most
OF the games on personal fouls, and no
loses all OF hia Effectiveness jby Kiyinr
the opposition too many free throws Io
has all kinds OF ability and speed, but
doesn't play tho right kind OF basketball.
The hish school circuit ha, some finn
basketball officiating, Torrance, nonnjo.
Munnon and Morris handling tho bls
Enmoa In fine fashion. Thia Ia tho first
season In many years that Tracy strong
Ia missing from the cage floor.
Sherry Bcrtbiaumc, physic.I In
sirurtor nj Roosevelt, is espcctaJ 10
be "a big help 10 Coach Dyorak in
training the track squad, sherry
will probably have charge Of tho
track men when they stnrf untii has
kctbaiI II over.
Ray daySucH now playing basketball
for Garfield. is figured na one Of the
strong hurlorB In tho prep baseball league
thie year
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Girl swimmers Of Barnard college
scored close victory. by Sc TO S. isi
dual meet with Teachers college in
New York recently and secured thereby
final possession OF tho Hooker cup, Of
fered by Mrs, Elon Hooker for the team
winning three times In succession the
annual scauatic battle between the two
colleges, Miss Grace Kahrs was the
chief contributor TO tho barnard tally.
She finished first In two events, at 20
yards free style In o:i1 lilo. and the
same distance back stroke In o;a5 40.
Freshmen swimmers OF tho University
of Pennsylvania sprang 8 surprise in
their yearly TIT with the Princeton cubs.
Tho latter rated favorites, but the
Quaker lads started by winning the relay
race in 1851 2-5. then captured tho 1900
yard swim. plunge and fancy diving.
outpointing tho Tigers 50 to 49, Morine.
the Penn plunger, took his event with a
remarkable glide OF 7b feet In a. seq
onds
Brown university win be hard to
beat In the race for tho intcrcollegi-
ate swimming championship OF New
England. Among the free style
stars ut Providence are Jones. ma
tionnl collegiate record holder nj 100
yards; Coles, who did the distance
In oib' last year, and Andrews, Amy,
staples, Policy, Sitter, Mctrgcr, MI
speedy aii-aromd swimmers. For
the back stroke are In line Coles
and Stiflcr, credited with doing the
century around l,0y, for the breast
stroke are on hand able candidates
In Reynolds and Roecnblum. Likely
representatives for plunglnE arc
Metsger md Norman, md for fancy
diving Adams, whitchousc, Stifler
and Hull.
swimming medals for The Star meet OF
last summer are ready for Jack Torney.
Madeleine Piess and Al Fortlcr IL they
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Quakers for the position Opinions Leslie some say
ing he is goods and others saying he won't last month
in This comnanv Jim ReY the Seattle hockey star is
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scoring Firid baskets p. Washington,
Ffayne Z. Lesis T. ueshsth !. Crawford
4, oardnsF ". X. g.. Frisi = Roberts
:. sorsns1n /. f.oemis !. Chandler l. ffss
throws -WaHhinEtnn. Crawford 8 ont %
H. W A O.. Frisl naHe out Of Rob.
srts. none out % !. Schroeder. l out % q
Washington. none. W.
O. Reese for Schroeder, Chandler for
Friel. Burke Tor Hofensnn. Ffisi for
Chandler. sorsnssu for burke.
Rsfsree-A. g. Weed srd Tacoma.
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s then to have Woodward take charge makes the
play slow and uninteresting.
Jimmy Bryan, Washingons great standing guard didn't
play last night because of cold and he badly missed Oh
Gardner took his place and played we'll enough but he far
from being Bryan, lacking Jmmys experience Gardner
fought hard enough but he didn't know what TO do with the
ball quickly enough after he got it.
Washington took the lead right off the reel and piled I'D 10
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ROOSEVELT BEATS QUEEN
ANNE

Running rings around Queen Anne
In tho first half. Roosevelt piled up
a big lead and trimmed the hill team
30 to 20 AT Roosevelt yesterday.
Tho Quay team was plainly lost in
the large Roosevelt gym during the
first half and the slippery floor made
the going precarious.
Tho Roosevelt team was very Of
fective on long shots. scoring n flock
OF points from mid-floor
Monty Snider. with five field goals
and Eddie Hagist with four. led In
goals from tho field. while Jim
Hyllengrln Tailed six points from the
foul line and ons field goal.
Roosevelt took y big lead Mt tho
start OF the game by scoring 10
points to Queen Anne'B one. They
kept up their fast scoring In the sec.
ond quarter. tallying seven to Queen
Anne'g four.
At the start OF the third session
Queen Anne took the offensive and
swept Roosevelt Off It's feet, scoring
nine points TO Roosevclt's three.
In the last quarter Roosevelt began
to find tbs basket again and took tho
period. 10 points to six.
Bob Morris refereed the game in
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GARFIELD scAREs LINCOLN

Eckmarn.
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WASHINGTON FIVE BEATS PULLMAN in POORLY PLAYED GAME
SALT LAKES CHANGES DEPEND UPON SHOWING OF NEWCOMERS
Salt Lakes New Star

John Peters Bee catcher Is expected to do most OF
the receiving for the Mormon clab this gear.
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E)EkAINlSCENCE OF
x D'EDuSda1e e&
AZ Told 10 Leo X. Lalsen ~
"Scrappy" Joyce's Great Hitting
AZ Told to Leo II. LA,.en
CHAPTER NXNII

EFTHANDED pitchers are usually poison to leithanded
IL stickers
It was no exception in the old DAYS. either Dan