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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-01

tied up, aren't we? The dear,
blessed damosel and no mistake.
Ride or sit-which? Beauteous
night for any little thing"
They rode. She slid low in the
seat, glancing up at him, already
tremulous with relief and pleas
ure. She said airily: Twice
seven days in this week. Not sol"
There were, indeed. Funny case
came up" He began to talk quite
rapidly and brightly. And she
was always little in awe of his
mind. He knew so much; quoted
so freely a hundred poets she had
never even heard. Tonight she
would have liked much better If
he had just looked down at her,
saying warmly: "Ah-I miss the
dear frail!'
They stopped on the wide bluff
that rises nobly from the ocean at
Lincoln Park. The gate stood
open, dark and free. No veil of
silver fog; no drape of purple mist.
Black and ,austere the hills were
etched against the sky. The night
walked chaste ~ in self-abiding
beauty.
She moved toward him, touched
with "a sudden loneliness. She
waited for his arm about her. He
smoked absently.
Her, hand stole to his and she
said with a rush of eager tender
ness: Il missed you, Mr.. Red.
How about you? Dovou get mad
when you have to work so hard?"
"A, raving maniac!N Ale laugh
ed, recounting odd aalrlxs he dis
covered in the old people who
came to the office. He talked and
talked. And she had the bleak,
chilled notion that ne talked to
evade her-to put her at a dis
lance from him.
She sat quiet, her hands clasped
in her lap, unaware of the soft,
white beauty of her neck; the win
ming sweetness of her lowered
eyes. Suddenly she felt his
His voice was low: ''What did
you think of Ethan Frohm?'
The saddest thing I ever read.
1t was too cruel"
DAI lHdI lLL6p NIIlCklS. -..s
TT didn't seem right to me.
They loved each other So
ut wasn't right His eyes
then, beautiful as she wanted them
to be, struck down through hers.
opening the radiance in her heart.
"Ah-fght!' He laughed softly,
his arm for one swift moment
catching about her. Love has
the first right. Not so, Chickie?
Don't you know that? BY heaven
know 1t! They were towards"
What should they have done?
What, Barry?" She felt her
heart swelling, holding her breath
mute.
What none of US has courage
enough to do-well--so it goes"
His arm dropped from her quiet
ly. She thought with instructive
understanding. "He doesn't want
to love me! He fights against it.
He's afraid to love me!'
A dozen times her hand went
reaching to his arm. She drew it
back.
He kissed her good night and
waited as though ne wished to
say something. she wouldn't
help him, wouldn't look up. She
was ashamed Of her trimming
eyes.
He could chill his feeling for
her. She would crush hers! Beat
it down. Indeed, she would.
She said to herself bitterly as
she hung up the lovely green
wolfe: well, Stella, ole thing
.stretch yourself out and be
walked on"
The, next morning-Saturday-
she didn't phone to,Jake.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-01

choked them up with weeds"
L don't know why, Mr.. Jake
but you make me very sad I.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
Copyright. 1924. King Features
Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-01

there were white and purple hya-
cinths. Spring danced in young,
happy color all about the slopes. i
They're at the softest, sweet
est in the first blooming, ChickIe.
Now what q cruel shame II we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
Tacoma Refereeing
Is Getting Punk

Harold Bird. the young Tacoma
referee. Is capable OF doing good
work IN the squared circle. but he
gets funny dizzy spells every once
IN ? while that are hard 10 explain.
Ills stunt in the City OF Destiny.
the other night. in giving Richie
Davis the decision over Scotty WI.
liams. after the p1ir bad bumped
heads and Davis was unable TO con.
tinue was a pip. lie announced
this; nc dldn't knuw whether u WIS
Intentional or not. and then gave
the fight TO Davis. There j. NO
foul IN buttins. unless q q lnien-
tionai.
What Bird ehoulf have done
would have been 10 have counted
Davis out pnd given the fight 10
williams
Recently ne stopped q fight Be,
tween John Budnick and Jack SIC.
Donneil. because Budnick. who took
the fight on short notice. wasn't
IN GOOD condition and wasn't ahe
20 DO much leading. Bird took 4
upon himsclf 30 deliver a speech
md announce 20 the crowd that he
Thought Budnick's purse oush, 10
go 20 charity.
Bird did very well az ar official
until Joe Waterman called for a
hand-ciapping vote in Tacoma re-.
Gently. for the fans 70 decide wheth.
or they wanted Birds decision or
judges. and they decided for Bird
Since then Bird hasn't been himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
W aLLaWa ALA
Again Takes


INTALLA WALLA's Impressive 81.
w "a victory over Lynden AZ the
campus sym. Saturday night gave
them an undispuicd hold on their
second consecutive state champion.
ship. The'final game was the cul.
mlnation OF a tourney lasting three
months and cmbodyinE more than
$50 players.
As a result OF games played satur.
day afternoon md evening. Cash.
mere finished third. snoquaimie.
/ fourth. Eliansburg. fifth: Lewis and
Clark. sixth; Prosscr. seventh. and
Albion. eighth.
Dale Cherry. tho sciniillnting waila
Walla forward. was able 10 score nine
points in spite OF tho Gordon set 10
guard him BY the Lyndon team.
Ayeriil. southern guard. was high
point man with 10 markers. Fred
Einc. diminutive Lyndcn star. scored
six points nearly single handed
Preceding the waila walla -Lynden
scrap. Cashmere COPIED close one
from Lewis and Clark by so.le
count. A five minute overtime period
was necessary 10 decide the game.
with the score 1915. Clayton and
Paige dropped two long shots thru
tho net. winning the game.
Lynden won the right TO play for
the championship by nosing out
Cashmere by a score OF 1913. sa,ur.
day morning. Walla walla scored
an easy victory over Lewis and
Clark. 3o.is. Snoqualmie. shooting
brilliantly. took Prossor into camp By
Ia 23.10 count in the afternoon. FL.
lensburg. with Edes leading the way,
beat Albion. 3s.15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
Ebright Has
a. TentatiU
.CreU Picked

Gan FRANCISCO. Cal, March 10.
N ,arrou Ebrigh,. former Washing
ton crew man and now coach Of
the California Bear. has picked a
tentative eight and the Bears are
rapidly rounding into condition on
the water. Ebnght is changing the
system Of rowing az California com.
plctely. introducing the famous Con
nibear stroke
Ebright'a first eight lines up as
follows Tspscott. oo1swaln. Rogers
stroke: Donaldson. Lundstrom, liar,
back. Holland. Bolton. Walker and
Captain Loschamp. bow. California
is expecting much OF the Bear crew,
and while they don't figure The
Bears 20 triumph this year they
have hopes OF tho Connibear Eys-
TEN proving as effective hero as it
has at Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
IL RUGBY MEN
ARE SELECTED

Tweniy'onc rugby players will bc
taken 70 Paris 10 represent the Unit.
cd States at the Olympic games. I,
was announced. Coach Charlie Aus.
tin and his assistant, Jim wylle.
give the names Of the following men
as members OF the olympic team al.
ready selected: Slater. Williams. TIL.
den. Meehan. o'Neill. Doc. Hunter.
cleveland. Hyland. Dixon and Pat.
rick.
Ten more men are 10 be selected
from the ranks OF the amateurs
during the next two weeks, Coach
Austin said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
PADDOCK TO
COMPETE IN
MEET HERE.

CNIARLEY PADDOCK. worlds
" champion sprinter. viii compete
In the annual University OF Wash.
lngton relay carnival at the stadium
May ,. II was determined here yes
icrday.
Darwin Meisnest, graduate man.
ager AZ Washington, was In long dis,
lance telephone communication with
Paddock yesterday. when the star
Splinter was in Portland, and re-
ccived a promise that he would com.
pete in the annual carnival.
Paddock was expected by his Los
Angeles iownspeoplc TO compete in
a big meet down there on May 3. but
the champion had accepted the
Washington invitation prior TO the
one from the Southern CalIfornians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

prcasivr ring record.
From all Appearances IN his sym
workouts. the Californian IL the
toughest boy that Harper has me,
since his recent return TO the local
ring.
Harper md Roach both wind up
their training with light workouts
today. Tho winner Of the scrap Is In
limo for a 60 with Eddie Roberts for
the Northwest welterweight title.
Freddy Mack. tho hard hitting
lightweight. will meet Billy Morrow
in tho semtwindup. This pair put up
great battle here a month or so
ago.
Young sam Langford boxes Stan.
ley Mcbride in tho special event.
That should develop into n good
brawl. The second bout win be be.
tween Phil Sheridan and Jack Rich.
mond. while Sailor Aragon and
Young Fosse will open the show.
Druxman states that the election
returns viii be announced during the
evenings entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
About Fights
and Fighters
By LEO II. LASSEN

TIED KRACHE will soon
L be back fighting prelim-
inaries unless he improves.
The Aberdeen boy doesn't
look one bit better in the
ring than he did last sum-
mer.
He can't lead. All he has is
a big. strong body and a
fighting heart and he can't
get away from a right hand
punch to save his life.
Every time Eddie Roberts threw
a right hand az him. In Tacoma. the
other night, IL landed flush on his
chin
Krachc has looked bsd In his last
two starts. losing 10 Gene cline and
20 Roberts
He's stu a. aggressive as ever,
and a. game. but you have 20 have
something more than that 70 get b.
Ia fast company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
JAKE MAY HAS
INJURED HAND

CINCINNATI. March 10. - Jake
May. new southpaw acquired from
the Vernon Pacific Coast league club.
has been having a little trouble get.
ting started at the Red training
camp in Orlando.
May tore his left hand on some
briars while hunting just before he
left for the training camp. His in
jured member has not yet healed suf-
ficiently TO permit him to throw n
bali with precision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
STANFORD STAR
is RECOVERED

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL
Tiny Hartranft. Stanford weight
star. is expected to start turning OF
again Tuesday. Hartranft, one Of
the leading weight men on the Coast
sprained his arm recently while tn.
ing TO throw the javelin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
Prep Notes

The ssessd annual state basketball
tourney saH success FINANCIALLY. ths
rnlesrsiiY rams out 400 per cent better
than last year Ffom the athletic stand
roint. ihs decisive msnnsr iu which
Walls waiis roppsd the rhsmpipuship.
ssrvea - settle All arguments On thaf
sfors- The fefsfesinE stH eGctiifpi thru
oat.
The.s referee. mu.t h. Eivsp plenty
81 credit Tor ihs stssilsnf manner Ia
which they handled "a games n three
days, frp decisions Nsre missed. Games
psrs sgssdsd ~ % nistimum without
casing them 20 look like a free for ali
The men Who uffIsisied are Dirk Mun.
san, Ciiff Harrison and hebby nsfrlk
unitsr~ai satisfaction has been e1-
pressed N regard 90 the all stats team
chosen b. the officials This team. which
appeared N The star an hour after 81
vss chosen. Il made up q men who
rsHid Be Individual stars on any cage
squad.
Tho forwards. Dale Chsrry and Usy
Qpsii are the eissa of tho field Edes
ether upoff men AYsrill and Aalinr.
guards, have been doing consistent. and
brilliant work thruout The entire tourney.
". smith. Lewis ard Clark captain.
played fine individual game during IN.
tourney.
The Tester quintet. King county cham
pluns. must be given a big hand for
their showing. rostsF. sitha smaller Ia
siEr than most other fivcs. gave q good
aeoount % themselves Harold and
Lowell Hsppsnstail should make hiKh
class forwards with sH57ser year OF e.
psr3enes.
chrrry, the wsiIs waIia flasi. has an
other year on Coach zimmsrmAn's team.
Buehisy and sncquaimie w,re dopesi
20 come out high In the tournann sn,
Aneguaimls lived UP to expectations hui
the Mouniainesrs struck a snAK some.
where.
rro.s-r has the nucleus for fine tram
They are expected 20 make the pren
quintsts sli W neat year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
RUSSIANS ARE
BOUNCED OUT

Russian wrestlers are not having a
pink tea Of II in San Francisco. Two
representatives Of the slavic races re.
Gently were hooied by bay city fans
for their lack Of eameness.
Demetrius Martlnoff. total weight
including stomach. 800 pounds. de-
liberately left the ring after an hour
Of hair pulling with Richard sehikat.
Another Russ. styling himself the
Masked Unknown. was thrown by Ad
Santel and promptly climbed out OF
the ring without waiting for further
developments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
SEALS THRU AT
BOYES SPRINGS

BoiES SPRINGS. Cal. March 10.
Tho san Francisco Seals have AL.
ready completed their preliminary
training here. and beginning this
week they will have two series on
the home diamond with the Kansas
City Blues and the Pitisburg Pirates.
The Frisco. Los Angeles and Vernon
clubc seem 20 get all the best Of u
when II comes TO spring finances.
because they can play big exhibition
games with outside clubs on their
home fields. while tho other teams
lose coin on the preliminary season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
Harper-R Roberts 60
Would Decide Title

Bob Harper and Eddie Roberts
arc now the leading welterweigh,s
In the Northwest. This pair VIII be
brought together soon In Seattle.
There Is Chick Roach 10 eonsid-
er. however. as well as Dode Der.
cot. spug Myers and Johnny Jor.
dan.
But a Harper Roberts 70 would
come pretty close 10 deciding things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
7QUEER SUPERVISION MARKS RING GAME IN FRISCO
TALK OF EASTERN CREW RACES sQUELCHED BY CALLOW
Sandlot Kids Are Off to Early Start

Here's sign that spring has come
for sure. The youngsters here, Louis
"Skooteh' Bitterman 6iefD and
Happy" Gronold (righD, are choosing
mp sides for the first game Of baseball
10 be played at the Collins plaUieh
last ioeek. Happy seemed 10 have
the edge and tods entitled 10 the first
choice Of the desired players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
Bears Commence
Spring Training

DERk ELEY. March i0.-Tho
ID California football men begin
their spring training a. Berkeley
Monday. under Coach Andy
Smith. Fundamental football
drill will comprise most Of the
work this spring. according 20
smith Many Of the Bruln grid.
dera arc out for baseball and
track. Spring practice. therefore.
won't mean very much for the
Bears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

Josh Billings. sent by tho St
Louis Browns TO the Los Angeles
club OF the Pacific Coast league. says
he IL better catcher thnn hnlf OF
the receivers holding down befths in
the majors. Now that he Is TO casch
regularly he says he win prove Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
JACK MAY NOT
BOX IN SUMMER

Los ANGELES. March lo.-Jack
Dempsey heavyweight champion.
win not fight this summer. accord.
ing to telegram his friend Joe Ben
jamin. lightweight. received from
Teddy Hayes. DempSey's secretary.
Tho champion win come West with
in few days. the message said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
ABE ESPINOSA
HOLDS RECORD

Abe Espinosa. brother OF ~. for.
mer pro at Ingiewood, is shooting
remarkable golf at San Francisco.
He holds the course record for the
Lake MERGED course. es. shot Satur.
day over difficult links. High winds
usually pile up scores on the lake
course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
DRUXMANS ARE
AFTER PLAYERS

"swcde" McConaghy. well known
in local baseball circles. is organ
izing a last amateur club 10 wear
the suits Of Druximan's cigar store
Any player who would desire u
turn out with the club can get il
touch with Mcconaghy at the store
is25is Fifth ave. or by calling
MA in-l0o2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
SEEK CHANGE
IN CUP PLAY

SYDNEY. March 10.-Some sec.
tions OF the Australian tennis world
have been demanding a change in the
Davis cup arrangements 30 that
challenge games should take place
only once in two years instead OF
annually. The Victorian Tennis asso.
citation, controlled by the players OF
Melbourne. has decided to oppose the
proposal OF any change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
AGGIE TEAM
BEATS OREGON

CORVALLIS. Ore, March s.-Tho
Oregon Agricultural college wrestling
team tocay holds the championship
OF the Northwest conference MS a
result Of defeating the University of
oregon mat squad here last night.
IS 10 0. Whitcomb, Oregon. 1856.
FOUNDER, was the only member OF his
team 10 give the farmers stiff
tussle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
SISLER NEEDS
THIRD Stacker

ST. LOUIS. March 1O.--News from
the Browns training camp received
here Monday. indicate that Manager
George slsler Is going to nave con.
siderable difficulty plugging the hole
at tnird base. Hickey is trying out
several recruits at the hot corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
JOHNSON HIRES
1923 ARBITERS

CHICAGO. March 1o.-President
Ban Johnson Of the American league.
has announced that his entire list OF
1923 umpires will serve the league
during the 1924 season. johnson ex.
pressed himself well satisfied with
the work Of his veferan arbiters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
FOLEY MAY
MEET VILLA
ROUND
GAME BIG

There isn't chance Of Villa
showing in I. A.. as the promoters
down there are afraid Of killing the
goose that lays the golden eggs il
they try to get BY with champion.
snip fights under the four-rourd
game. villa win probably be sesn
in action al Oakland.
There Is talk here that Vic FoVcy
the Vancouver. B. c.. bantam. mar
box Villa " he shows for simp
son. Foley has been doing Won
derfully well in these parts. and he
is one Of the biggest drawing cards
In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
California
Race First,
Says Coach
Callow and Oarsmen Now
Pointing to Regatta on
Lake Here With Bears
BY JACK HoHENBERG

By JACK H0HENBERG
nEsPITE the maay Inquiries d.
~ rected AZ Coach Rusty" caliow'
askinE,R he win train two crews for
national participation this summer,
the Washington mentor has little 20
say on the matter In an attempt
TO set an rumors floating about the
campus ~ ease. Caliow gave out the
following statement Tor publication
Monday morning.
Little viii be done Ia regard 10
the two biz Eastern races until after
the California regatta. In the event
that California beats Us, We may not
90 Fast At all. No plans have been
made 10 date and none viii be made
until California has come and gone.
News stories IN Eastern papers
saying that VIC Will participate in ono
race and not the other are not
founded on any real facts. We do
not know. here. what NC viii do. We
are pointing for California"
The oarsmen. all Of them eager 70
know whether or not they are going
East. have accepted Callow's words
a. final and are shutting the East
from their minds and combining their
racing thoughts 90 the California &c.
s.asfa an Aurlf II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
"Amdteur" Boxers ONLY
Ones TO Fight in S. r.
l0-Round Boxing Bill Considered Unlikely in Cali
fornia, as Powers-That-Be Are Well Satisfied With
Situation They Now Have Under Control
BY LEO II. LAsSEN

GAN FRANCISCO, March lO.-lts queer game, this
~ four-round fight racket in San Francisco
Two sets Of promoters at Dreanland and the other
at the Association club controlling the game here at
present under the supervision Of the police
Professional fighters banned here according to an
edct of the police but yet such fighters Dick Maney
Dick Hoppe. Jimmy Sacco and Others allowed TO show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

Pool Tuesday
night IS one
tough battter.
Hes got a left
hook to tho s,om
ach that's a bear.
and hts right hand
is always cffcc.
tive.
GA ch comes
from san Francis.
CO. where no has
uiirft IN an i'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
Harper to
Box Tough
Boy Here

THEY'RE not picking easy ones
Il Tor Bobby Harper.
This fellow "chlck" Roach. who
meets Harper In the main event Of
Nate Druxman's show al the Crystal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
TWO CREWS
Or ONLY ONE

From a neutral standpoint. !,
seems as II Washington will be able
20 enter two crews In The big Eastern
meets. in the event that California Is
beaten.
More than 10 men. all OF. equal
ability are straining for chance 10
race in the East Perhaps Cailow
viii pick n light. fast crew and train
them at a high stroke. 70 that they
may enter the olympics. Then. he
may take eight more men and train
them in the long. sweeping stroke 40
that they may represent Washington
at Poughkeepsie. The plan Is feas-
IbIc and has been TALKED Of among
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
lPOUGHKEEPSIE
Or OLYMPICSs

In the event that California Is
beaten and only one crew goes EaAt.
which event VIII Il enier7 That ls
the question which is puzziiug row.
iua fans Oh over she West.
conoensus Of faculty opinion. and
especially the faculty athletic com.
mitteo favors fcsntry In tho
PUughkeepsic regatta. II Is consld.
cred probable that Washington will
choose Poughkeepsie II California Is
beaten and only one crew ~ allowed
to go East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
EXpLaINs 1T

The sport OF boxing Is $500 years
old. This doubtless explains how
the phrase, "long.suffering public
started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

FRESNO. Cal. March io,--Is,i,
oDoui les shshsn and Walter Pierce
wire on hand 70 70 thru their ftrsi
warming Up At the ussa' camp today.
They reported 70 Manager Duffy Iss1is
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
BIG JOB FOR ROCKIES

The hope Of the Cleveland club
this year seems TO center in two
young southpaws. Joe shaute and
Jim Edwards. If they fail TO come
thru, Speaker Is going TO be hard
pressed for pitchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

Wabash collegians have aul, wear.
ing carriers. but we are too much OF
gentleman 10 ask II they've quit
wearing socks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
ONE WEAKNESS

Paul Berlenbach's one weakness as
an attraction. II any. seems to be
that he wasn't born In South Amer.
ica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

STOCKTON. Cal. Narch io.-rar,-
lands beavers won their Sunday Enur
from the Ambisss club. but Manager
ksnworthy vas forced to tRkn out 80
ROCKIES and put IN a few regulars tosdo
H. The score was 20 s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
NOT THE AVERAGE

Ty Cobb has the greatest lifetime
average in baseball. and yet you'd
hardly call him an average ball
player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

NtHTLEDALE. Cal. Marrh Ie.--
-Pittshnrx" Boehlsr famed seven waite
oaks D. the Sunday practice game on
thu Oaks training lot and the Gray. won
70 = Kanr. who helped Boshisr. al.
loved only four bits