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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-07
TWO OR THREE W.

TWO OR THREE ~,
connecting rooms to l., FihSH
man who would like =, 70 some
All OF my houseworR d ~ DO pa,
ing school year. pufl ing the
attic room to let 10 . sa a fur
who wishes to board 'ii'e school
Fred r. Webster. 81 Pa herself.
Town. i.aSt Leaytl
UPSTAIRS RENT. von
VENIENCEs. FIectriah OtnERS
Giles, SO Main St. Town n lights.
=, A -, sEw BUNGALOW. me-.
PLETED. Nicel- Tnr"f'. stsT
IN porch. Colby r u ''tshe a. sen
Tel. n. T.. 1872. ''''l' skoWh
PLEASANT upgTa,,s -
three large rooms, pantrr aEs
Electric lights. city water wan
aooVe academy. Mellen ineA
COTTAGE AT IAEEu
ice for. sale. Have a cano ooo
pose OF 1t at a REASONABLE mi, wy
T. Dulae. cottage across hranse
theatre. Lakewood. N''oh y
FohHfSnf1D SUMMER Con,
Fernside Bungalow norm VII
river at Norridgewock u i,. ~
Mrs. l.. II. Fuller, 2. o. Skowa9Squf
+. Tel. 1921. 9"nesa
TENEMENT At Il N.p,D
occupied by Frank +. Parsnns ~
vacant first week In Aupust
flee rooms with steam hen, a
Price Clothing Store, NJ p va
II Maple St, Town. hsa
PINE GROVE LODGE. supru,
village, on shore of North ~
ing August and September
cottage. sleeping cabin ana
Elmer +. Harris. SkoWhegan
A HAND CEMENT MINER J
be found at f. l.. Moodys NJ
St, Skowhegan. XII
A sIx-R0OM HOUSE. NEWLY
ISHED. Inquire of Mrs. Thomas
rs Railroad St, Skowhegan.
SIX ROOM TENEMENT. wrl]
without garage space, Near
Apply Il. ". Dover. East Front N
GARAGE SPACE FOR ONE on
Cars. Apply to r. w. Dove
Front st.
SIX ROOM APARTMENT. MAJ
conveniences, newly pauHred
painted on Water st. Inquire All
Gurney's, 189 Water st.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN M
with modern conveniences. lnoub
A. II. lies. "a Main St. Skowhegs
II
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
light housekeeping, also front
with board, all modern convent,
Inquire of Belle Cooper, q Me-
Street, Skowhegan. N. f. Tel 4
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, mon
conveniences, centrally located
Postoffice. lit Water St, Skoyh
N. E. Phone 1861.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-07

Friday Night Closing

Beginning Friday, Aug. |.
1924 the following Mems
Clothing, Boots and Shoe,
Hardware. Jewelry and Fur
niture Stores Of Madison will
close at SIX O clock.
DAVIS &. MILLER
OAKLAND CLOTHING co.
A. B. HEAD
W. +. GREENE
DYER CLOTHING co.
l.. l.. LOUGEE
z. n. MERRILL
W. E. DILWORTH
l.. l.. STEWARD
G. d. PERKINS
J. r. EMERY co.
r. ". HEALD
o. II. DGLWORTH
w. A. RUSHWORTH
2w3l
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WANT TO RENT A PIANO
the next five weeks. Please
description and terms Tom TEND
Lakewood Madison Center
HELP WANTED
A MAN TO DRIVE TEAM
Taylor, Blanchard.
WANTED--ELDE People
children to board at Reasonable ID
Address Box 30. st. Albans, Ha1
INFORMATION AS TO THE VIM
ABOUTS of Ira T.. Filing wood Is
ed He formerly lived in BanssU
Hampden, but later work in Md
Independent Reporter co.
ANYONE KNOWING THE PRES
address of belmont Gordon, fOrn
of Skowhegan, will confer fave
informing this office Mr. CD
lived in Skowhegan for several
moving elsewhere about 1910.
pendent Reporter Co. Nv!
EAR PUFFs. SWITCHES 1
transformations made from cut
and combings. Mrs. Gertrude l.
DOTlt MduiSOiB W. - - '
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED |
repaired. New and second handl
cycle wheels. Bicycle repairing
cart wheels retired. ia. Grail
Bailey st.
sAWDUsT GIVEN TO THOSE v
come after same. Have large ~
t;+,, ~, an tho south hank Of tie n
f fIsy ~ Eai1 tigi
CHICKEN DINNERS SERVED
Ridge Farm (American ram. =.
for guests who would like TO stay ny
night. Ridge Farm, EustlS 8, ~ u
Stratton 22-12. Mrs. Hlldah N va
strong.
sHAVINGs GIVEN AWAY TO fh y
who will come for them 81 . El
Mfg. Co, Skowhegan. u''
NUMBER OF FURNISHED RIO.
or small furnished or uiliuI n n
house wanted. Edgar Nodlht'. Y
Pond, Bingham. '
MASTER PAINTING. INTERloh
exterior paper hanging ana decor"
Sign painting. No job zoo DIX y, y,
small. All work guarantee -, IN
right. Consult Thos. y. IiousuJi,
Shirley St, SkowheRan.
DEVELOPING AND PRINT
neatly and promptly dom NJ a,'
Studio, 81 Water st. can u n
your films to us.
GEORGE II. M0SIEh' 5 Na'S'
Born Magnetic Healer ffoi" pa mi
chronic. nerves, stomach anu
disease, rheumatism, etc" a.,
treated. Call and see him s,nn' IN
day Saturday and SUNDAY p' p,ogs
err notice at Bingham Hotel ~ n
KOyERFLoR. A REALLY ga "a
FACTORY material Tor !oi.,.
more like cement than p't ar e
hard and durable. Seau uo
card or come and see Us I'm
& Son. Russell Street sho"Ass'
I WOULD LIKE ABorT s., ,
washings week to do M ,serb
livered at my house. MIS-. 80 81 n,
Laughlin, East Maple street. ~ #
gan.
SEND SHOES FOR REPAihiIsSe
mail TO Kincaids Shoe Hospital T.
hogan. Full line of men WV IN +,
dress shoes. Lowest prloe' "
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE We ~
press, block, bleach ana C Js mt
equal to new. Hat nan ia5 a s
while you wait. Shoe dyei nns cles
ialty. Fancy and sport snJo9 s.
lust like new. Peter LeaA er
and Hat Cleaning, Sko"hes'"
SETH PHOTO sTUDI0--fo n'bns
wait. Developing and pr l1rnsnty.l
grade amateur work 6ss,9 SIX
hour service. Telephone z''-''
hogan.
CHINE? We can rent YOU h OF
SUNDSTRAND for any lens tn
and at a very small cha aass and
machines have only 10 ~ child
very simple to opera[iemodsd multi
run them. They will auJ, ID
substract and divide. Ie1leappendent.
phones) or write The IhueP'
nartar Cn
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To Let

FURNISHED ROOMS AT lake
WOOD by the day or week. Very rea-
sonable terms. Make reservations
now for camp meeting. Apply Jos. II
Dulac. rear Lakewood Theatre. 4w32-
EIGHT ROOM TENEMENT on EAST
Front Street. Electric lights, bath
room and furnace. Jos. A. Chabot
telephone GILL. 1W32"
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Found

A TIRE. INNER TUBE AND RIM
near Lakewood, about July first. own
er may have same by paying the cost
Of this ad. Nicholas Joy, Lakewood,
Madison Center. 4w30F
An AUTO JACK ON EDDY HILL.
owner may have same by paying the
cost of this ad. l.. T.. Parsons, Show
hogan. tf27
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For Sale--Real Estate

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. WOOD SHED,
stable and addition for three cows and
horse House faces south west. Cor
ner lot; also extra lot. All in first
class repairs. Good lawn cement
walks, electric light, city water and
best of well water y. T.. Tel. b.
e. Taylor, rs South St. Skowhegan.
4w32
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, RECENT
LY remodcled Located on South
Main St, Pittsfeld. adjoining grounds
Maine Central Institute. About three
acres. House consists of draw ing
room. sun room. breakfast room. din
ing room library, bedroom sleeping
porch bath, kitchen, laundry pantry.
guest lavatory on first floor. Two
bedrooms, bath and large billiard
room second floors Large closets.
hardwood floors, specially made cleo
trio lighting fixtures and hardware.
French doors. Entire house equipped
with metal weather strips and bronze
wire screening with extra fine mesh.
TWO garages, storeroom aud work
shop. Fine concrete cellar floor. In
ternational furnace for heating. separ-
ate hot water heater Maids room
and bath over garage VIII sell
furnished or unfurnished Details
upon request. Or. c. J. Strong, Pitts
field, Maine iw32
wv COTTAGE At LAKEWOOD
with extra lot. JOS. Ghabot, tele-
phone GIL lw32'
50 ACRES-CoWs. CROPS. FURNI-
TURE. tools; $7oo cash. Good farm
ing section; schools. stores. churches;
productive ludmy fields, brook at
cred pasture, valuable wood. timber;
apple orchard; Welt located S-room
house, so foot barn. tenant house.
stable sheds etc. To settle affairs
all for l4Oo Part cash. Immediate
possession W. II. lockwood. Ia
Main St, Waterville. Me. lW32
SMALL INVESTMENT. LARGE IN
come. S{tuateG 3 miles trom MI
vernon village. u miles from Augusta.
"A rs acre farm with level fields good
pasture, apples. plums. pears for home
use. House 6 rooms, water at SINK,
fwo fire places Barn 40X4S price
only $1,000 Alon2o =. Richards,
Pennington, Maine. d"5@
sI40O GETS 400 ACRE FARM 10
COWS, HORSES, complete farming
tools, stoVewood, straw, nay mems hog,
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Do you know. Mr.. Farmer. that If
you are a subscriber to the Reporter
you can advertise in Everybody's Col
umn whatever you want to sell, or buy
or for any other purpose. ENTIRELY
FREE. This is valuable privilege
II you make use of it. Send along
your ads, dear farmer subscriber:
They are most welcome. Independ-
Reporter Company.
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Bonus Application Blanks

Bonus application blanks for all ex-
service men may be obtained at A,
r. Jewett's store, the Express office,
Central Maine Power Company's
store, the Pooler shoe store and the
Blunt Hardware store. Applications
may be filled out at the Office of Col.
r. l.. Marston by Mrs. Woodbury. or
by Roy B. Pooler at the Pooler Shoe
store.
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Grange Field Day Next Wednesday

Skowhegan Grange will hold its an
nual field day August 18th at the
farm of Mr. and Mrs Charles Beck
with on the Athens road in Cornville
Those attending are asked to bring
their own picnic lunch and drink.
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The Pittsfleld fire alarm was sound
ed Thursday afternoon at o'clock
for a fire that started in the bog near
Peltoma bridge on the property of C.
F. McCully. 1t is understood that
the damage was not large.
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For Sale--Livestock

PIREBRED HAMPSHIRE PIGS.
The hampshire is the big black hog
with the white belt. These pigs will
he sold al the going price. Don NJ.
Towne Madison. y. T.. Tel. 1913.
ONE PAIR THREE YEAR OLD
matched steers: two . year old Dur
ham heifers, supposed to frcshen jan
uary list; one purcbfed Hereford COW:
one Holsteiu COW; one eight year old
bay mare. weight Lao pounds. Cleve-
land ]. Dean Madison, r. f. =. No. 1.
2w32F
EIGHT WEEKS OLD PIGS. So EACH
w. L. Mantor, Madison, RED |. y. T..
Phone 7G-5. 2w31F
BAY HORSE. Will SELL AT 4
good trade as / do not need him. Also
Jersey bull calf and some nice Jersey
heifers r. c. Estey, Madison, X. r;
y. No 2. 2w31F
PAIR WORK HORSES. GOOD USING
team. VIII sell cheap or exchange
for Ford car. a. II. RoweiI Ilar-
mony. 2w3IF
TwENTY-0NE GOOD GRADE
ewes; IS lambs, y p. Phone. Tom
Melee lartland. 2w3lF
WHITE CHESTER PIGS. WEEKS
old. VIII sell cheap if taken at once.
2w31F
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay. weighs about 1850 Nice light
wagon and harness. Also Farming
ton sleigh. r. a. Strong, Arson. Me.
y. e. Tel. 1913 Box 1856. tf30
SHEPHERD AND COLLIE PUPPIES,
eight weeks old. Price s. for males.
Good all round dogs. John Wieland,
Richmond SW25"
TWO HORSES OR MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more, clever for children. Inquire of
Mr.. Ware at BOWS Harness Shop, Wat
er St, Skowhegan. tf24
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs For
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. 52w2F
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:. IL. $. CLASS RING. 1921, on BANK

of river near saw mill. Monday, July
81 Finder will lie suitably rewarded
for its return to Frank Dugas IL
Pine street. Skowhegan. 3w30
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Advertisements In these columns M, =.
lines inserted once for 25c four time. eAeeed u,
with order. Bach additional line 6a Sss, easl
lines. reckon an average Of we'd. g. "npuihA
IL net paid In advance. lie additions, take
charge
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Independent Reporter. $500 a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Husky CreW
" OW Going
Full Blast
RY IACk HOHENBERG


DULIING four miles AZ a low
i stroke. the Washington varsity
oarsmen last night took up their
first workout since they waltzed
away from California. two weeks
ago. Tho boating were the same,
Coach Rusty Callow taking up the
thread OF training where Il had been
dropped April L..
The coach took just enough time
off 10 say that the crew would have
TO be picked all over again. Which
means that there's going 70 DO plenty
Of excitement around the crew house
for the next two weeks at least.
Not even the junior varsity b
picked and every man who has
turned out since October il putting
a little additional beef on his car
and hoping that he will be the next
10 attract the coaeh's eye Callow
expects the varuity oarsmen 10 profit
by the juniors example.
Darwin Melsnest the busy grad.
uato manager. last night forwarded
n request 20 Maxwell Stevenson.
chairman OF tho boari Of rowing
stewards. Poughkeepsie. for entry
blanks. Mclsnest announced, of1ci.
ally. that Washington would enter
crews in tho varsity and Junior var.
sity races.
Because OF the eiigibTlites IN the
Poughkcepsio regattas arc checked
up carefully plenty OF time must
be spared for the completion OF the
necessary task.
Wisconsin probably viii enter the
Poughkecpslo race also. An there
goes wnshingtou's chance for hard
workout on Lake MENDOZA 10 break
the monotony OF the train journey.
The oarsmon arr expected TO leave
Seattle on or about May 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Major Notes

Nrsferdays hsrp-Bahc Hath The
TankeH reat kiHg uuifd oft Use homrrs
ln successive irlfa no tho liatu end helped
beat tha AfhIrtIra ii a. g.
-im nohnr's double 10 the eighth tied
the score ard Dc rsr1nd tvp-taErrr i1
tho lofh drove in tEa run fhHf hrat tnr
Cards o. aad pat thu Redo ha.E i1
trcond piece
Evans, pinch hitting in The nintt. drove
ia enc run that save roc Browns = Z 40
e victory esrr the indiaul
Crimm's single and srhmidts triple
affrr Adams had booted WrFhta Ef8uad.
e.. ncsfrd thu fuHH thnt gave fhr Pr.
Atea Z % yiCfarg over enc Cubs,
Virgil Itarnrs. Giant younEsisr. LEI the
Phiis down With i've hiis aud won hH
second game ~ the season. % 2.
jess Harnss ist the nobins down win
three hitu and the nrouuH won, b 10 @.
Iour sinEic.. passs~a double steal
ana q Wild throw save The Tigers four
runs On the third Inning and 90 3
Netary over hs white hon ~ vas tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
SECOND ANNUAL CITY AMATEUR BOXING TOURNEY CARDED
GREAT SMOKER
FOR OAKLAND

Tommy simpson sure puts on the
shows in Oakland
Here's bis complete card for
"Wednesday night
Oakland Jimmy Duffy va Der.
mondscy lilly Wells
Jack silver W Johnny O'Donneli
f,ennY Vierra 30. Teddy oTiam.
Mike De Pinto W. Billy Wallace.
Mickey oDonncll w. Bobby Eriie
Eddie Kelly "a Johnny Lawson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

STAR LOOP
MANAGERS!

II ANY Of tho teams entered In
l. The star Junior BASEBALL league
don't intend 20 so thru with the
seasons schedule they should IN.
form The sport department imme-
diatcly.
IL has been reported that two Of
The II teams now entered DO not
intend 60 play ana II they don't
they should not fail 10 inform The
star Immediately.
Contracts Of tho players are due
AZ Tho star not later than Friday.
Those managers who have not oh.
tanned contracts can DO 80 AZ any
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

the 1924 tournament should
be Just as successful.
None ~ the 1879 champions viii
he allowed 90 compete IN the pro
liminarcs o. the present tournament.
thus Swing new hoys an incentive
20 try FOR tho titles. In a special
smoker 90 be held after the 1894
meet Is concluded tho 1873 cham.
pions, who are stin amateurs. and
the new mitt kinEs. viii clash Tor
the city honors.
Entries are now open ana viii be
accepted az Austin & salts gym
nasium. ANY amateur boxer Is ellgi
Die % compete and there are no
entry fees charged.
Free training a provided az Aus
tin 4 salts sym ana those boys who
wish 90 enter should take advantage
% this 10 set Ia good condition.
The first show win BE- held May ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
RUGBY TEAM
is IN PARIS

PARIS. April zg-Thr frat main
American Olympic detachment. the
United states rugby team. mo tly
.Cal.Iumans. arrived in Paris dur
ins The night aner having been
held up f1r hours IN B5uiosus b..
cauae the.r ports we're not
properly tlrrd
The AmfHcanr first match O.
with Humnuit. May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
JOHNSON PRAISES RuEL

Muddy Reui handles me rs well
as any catcher ! ever had meohan-
ically: better yet. his Judgment OF
tho battsrs couldn't be improved
upon" Is the way Walter johnson
speaks OF his battery partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
WARNER LIKES
LATE CONTESTS

II is considered likely that stan.
ford University will schedule post
season football games in the future.
"Pop" Warner. Stanford's new
coach. is said 10 be strongly In favor
al them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
NAVE FLYNN COACH

Jack Flynn. former Eastern
League manager and first baseman,
has seen appointed coach by Proyi-
dence College to succeed Joey Con.
molly. resigned. Flynn played four
years for Holy Cross and later major
and minor league ball. He played
first base for Pittsburg. Washing.
ton. ST. Paul, Toronto and Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
is
HITTING BALL

BIN jacobson ~ the Browns has
started hitting earlier this aearon
than ever lefore. Jake ia the frat
player iu either major league 20 hit
for the cycle. getting "a single. double,
triple and home run in one game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Californians Are
Sore at Mitchell

"Pinkoy' Mitchell worlds Jun,
ior welterwtlght champion, n IN
bad In san Francisco aud Oak
land sCnbes la that section are
"ra1ingf him plenty because
Mitchell went 10 Portland imme,
diatsly nfter being beaten b.
Jimmy DUFFY az Oakland and
cried about how he Eot tho worst
of the decision, Tho Porthnders
sided with the champion. and as
a result. tho California people who
saw tho fight aud say that Duffy
won By "a comfortable margin. arc
peeyed 40 Aiitchelrs action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
CIENLENr NEM cnAMP

GENEVA, April 2s-Clement.
light heavyweight champion OF
Switzerland, claimed the European
championship to-day. after winning
IA 20.rouu1 decision from Bronnei.
French champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
NEW DEAL For FIRPO

NEW YORK.-After receiving n
cable that Luis Firpo would not con.
Sder his offer OF 100000 for meet.
ing Harry Wills Tex Richard eabled
q new proposition to the South Amer
lean champion last night. Richard
would not give the details.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
YOUNG GIANT
WITH EVERS

Mike sagalowsiSi. a young giant
from the sand lots OF indianapolis.
is the latest addition 20 the White
sox pitching staff. He is a right.
handler. six feet tall. and weighs 1870
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
HERNIAN.pARcY DRAW

NEW YORK. Willie Herman,
Paterson welterweight, and Johnny
Darcy. New York. went 10 rounds to
a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
Campus Sport

arusiI Cuhiegs inluries. sustainrd IN
..-lrr i,etuau pTaeuce' 40 uot srsm Pc
~ hstherinF him especially, tohiof has
hs4tg huagrIsup uose, tgt ia iu kea1
-.srs cthsraisr. Hu utt to cHf Tor an
- psi vita thq start vt no fan
aiiisititA
M. ruruer. the washingtea, n. G..
~ No has bera tuuins cat Cor tnotbah
i ths university Or two nearr- Seems -
- -rrfffrd" rurucra uaastrE ana
,sarxnE are an that one can ash. rieht
- He "a one ~ thr hafdrft HNf Arta
u parry's srring feothan squad.
c.rt.ln Fletcher Jehnstoa l. not EolnE
o, ~ rnt eat % BIS place on the varsity
s,-ais team uithout nsht Johnftan
- hen Ca tue squad I've years and psa
.fsstrea one 70 tho beet men in unl-
-.5,ifr s- tho courts ile vas bc4trn,
- ussk. b. Ge1rra CLARK, thc snPh-
arsro aensstion-
each ruhsy Graves hall team l. pro-
~.rIns 10 play ne second same q q tive
esns series with the ogegan bali team
q EuEene tolay'
Fiay In the Intramural baseball league
I. nrcErNssl1g rapidly. ANn tNHtAtehs So
,sfir games under way before s o'ciocg.
-. Kappa sigma. Theta Delta chi aud
Aipha signa i'ni teams look Euo1-
IN, Horsrshoc lsaEur i scheduled TO
s.art rocu. also. The harnyardrrs haFs
hssz praetieing ~ for the past tUo weeks
a1a arr ready 70 50.
out on Lake Washington. the Husky
hers for a sccord successive national
Championship are going thru their PAGES
oaiiy. The same creu that debated
canfornia a rowing In the "EFergrrfa
state n doesa't seem likely that tho
iin-gp viii ~ changed
An eyes arr watching for Vic Harley 7.
fsitisl appearance on the campus. Hurley
vss ore u tho most popular athletes
nat ever contested for Washington.
Huslsy should BE- Frady % sivc Charley
paddoek some bot competiuon saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

THE second annual city amateur boxing championships
| viii be conducted during the month of May at Austin
Salts gymnasium with events booked in every division
nom paperweight 10 heavyweight
The first amateur tourney conducted under the auspices
II The Star last year. proved 10 be whale of and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29

pruNman's Au.stara win Journey
70 snohomish on sunday 20 play the
snohomish town team. nin Johnson
win probably start on tho mound Tor
the eirar store team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
BILLY GLEASON
is WELL AGAIN

Billy Gleason. second baseman OF
Memphis. has fully recovered from
the broken leg he received last year.
Judging from his stellar playing for
the Chicks this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
yACARELLI WINS

NEW YORK. - Tony vacarclli.
New York featheryeight, won a 10.
round decision from Jimmy Mars,
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-29
JOHN DUNDEE
DEFEATS AMES

CANTON. Ohio.-Johnny Dundee
festherwclght champion. outpointcd
Willie Ames, Akron. In a 10.round
bout.
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DAVE SHADE is
EASY WINNER

wILKEsBARRE. Pa.-Dave Shade
Of California decisively defeated Joe
Cans. Allentown negro. in a fast 10.
round bout.
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opIcIN,TF N ENCIAND

Four.fifths of the athletic games
played thr1iout the world had their
origin in Great Britain.
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WALLA WALLA
TEAM WINNER

Tho Walla Walla Cubs defeated the
U. +. s. Philadelphia team. Of Brcm-
erton. by a score Of 8 20 Ia a ten
inning battle on Sunday. Jones
iwirled for tho losers. while Cohn and
spatoag shared the mound duties Tor
the winners.
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PENN OARSMEN
AFTER HONORS

The Pennsylvania Barge club or
Philadelphia whose senior four-oared
shell ercw won IN the national
rowing championships a Baltimore.
arDires % tho honor o. rsprl1entias
The United States a. the olympis
regatta IN is-t
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BIG SCRAP is
DEFINITELY ON

NEW YORK. April - -"Georges
Carpenter and Tom Gibbons pasl
tiycly win meet iH Michigan city.
Stay 30 or 81" jack Curley Ecg
York representative Of Floyd Fitz.
simmons. Chicago promoter. said
here today.
third straight victory fsr stonsb
Rain stopped the Hsd sor-senatsrs
game with the tulrt tied gan ln tho
seventh ilHiur
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Simon Pure Glove Men
to TangIe in Big Meet

champions of 1928 Barred From Preliminaries; New
Champions VIII Meet 1928 Title Holders in Spe-
eial Smoker; Entries Are Open; First Show May 8
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SIATTERY VICTOR
BUFFALO. n. Y--Jlmmy slnitery
defeated Harry Krohn. Akron. Ohio.
In a ulx,round bout.
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The Horseshoe isaEur i scheduled to
s.art racu. also. The haruyardrrs haFs
hssa practising ~ for the past Two weeks
"a arr ready to 50.