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Evening star., 1924-12-13
PARIS MARKET HEAVY.

PARIS, December 13.-Prioes were
heavy on the bourse today. Three
per cent rentes. 81 francs. Exchange
on London, 81 francs 65 centimes.
Five per cent loan, Sc francs 40 CEN
times. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs 70Ia centimes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
EHMKE NOT
KICKING AT
THE SCORING

HOWARD EHMKE. star pitcher
IL OF the Boston Red Sox. who al.
most pitched two no-hit games on
successive appearances last season.
hasn't let the performance go TO his
head.
Ehmke first broke into the hall OF
fame against the Athletics In his
next appearance. against New York,
witt. the first man up. grounded TO
Shanks at third. with an easy out
in front OF him. Shanls fumbled the
bali and just failed to get Witt at
first. The play WINS scored a hit
During the rest OF the game New
York made nothing that resembIed n
hit The crowd gave Ehmke great
ovation at the finish. believing he
had pitched n second no.hit game.
Il haven't any kick coming" re-
marked Ehmke recently. when the
near no.hlt game was referred to as
a bit OF hard luck. an the first no.
hit game the Philadelphia scorers
were kind TO me. A rather hard hit
ball was scored as an error. That
was break in my favor. In the
New York game the play should have
been scored an error. thought. but
the rather severe scoring made 1t a
hit.
II got an even break on two ques.
tlonable plays so that have no kick
coming. Nevertheless. would have
liked TO have turned in two no-hit
games in a row."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
About Fights
and Fighters
m LEO II. LASSEN

yIrHEN "Cmek" Il GA c h
Wv climbs into the Crystal
p,ol ring next Tuesday to
ssht Bob Harper, Seattle
. fans will see the boy in
..,i"n who started Tod Nor
an in the fight game.
Morgan and Roach met IN
Vallejo, California, several
wars ago and Roach was
hen Just reaching stardom.
IA boxed with Morgan con-
y and the Coast fea-
,sssrweight champions first
ssht was at Eureka, Califor-
"a in the curtain raiser on
~ card that had Roach for
the windup.
: rs,sr knew when 20 quit work
=, II The gym With Roach" says
~ and as he was always heavier
49, was I took plenty Of punish
-, ron him because he never
-. N, punches In the sym work
- !, Vas from Roach that
s.,nea 10 drop my right elbow 20 tho
1905 10 cover for left hook as he
- 70 smack me pretty hard and
rmply had 10 learn 1, or take en-
.Raseh can fight and he's a good
,,s.ncs plraser and 4 ne IS COINS
ID hen make a strong bid for tbs
yw,hwest weilcrweight title"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
CreW Race
Plans Are
Completed
Lineups for Saturdays In
terclass Competition
Announced by Callow
BY JACK HoHENBERG


Final arrangement for the inter.
elaas crew race. first big rowing
competition at Washington. which
is 20 be held at 1890 a. m. satur.
day. were completed Thursday night
with the announcement OF lineups
and officials.
Coach Rusty Callow viii be start.
er. The judges win DC Herbert Con.
don, university comptroller. and
Walter Best, crew manager. Two
definite courses have been mapped
out by tho crew coach. In case Of
lnclemcnt weather. the one.mlle
course, starting from Laurelhurat
and finishing in tho canal, win be
used. In the event that fair wealth.
err prevails, the four shells will
start from Hunts point and finish
In tho canal. the distance covered
being approximately two miles.
II Is difficult 10 pick a winner in
Tho competition. Last year. the
present senior boat finished first by
beating tho present juniors. The
margin OF victory was four feet.
Because both shells nearly are in.
tact, tho senlorH have a good chance
OF repeating their performance. The
junior crew Is made up OF men who
have worked together for the last
two years.
Tho sophomores certainly would
haYo come close 10 winning II Coach
callow had not shifted Chuck
Brown. last year freshman. 20 6.
Tho shifting OF Brown gives the
second year boat surplus OF port
men and leaves the starbOurd weak.
Tho sophs have a husky bunch in
their boat. and viii have TO be reck.
oncd with in spite OF their appar.
cnt deficiency.
L,tle Is expected OF the freshman
crew. as they have not had the cx.
pericnco OF the older heads.
Llncups announced last night
follow. II 81 expected that last.min.
ute changes may be made:
Senlors-Kcn Meservc. stroke:
Walt Malone. Z; Gene MeIdcr. 6:
Fred spuhn. &: Max Luft. 4: Den.
ME Abel, ,; Roland France. ?: Bnl
Walker. bow; Carl Parrish. cox.
JuniorH-Dow wailing. stroke;
Harry John Dutton. Z: Keith Enioc.
s: Hal Condor. 8; Yves yerd. I; Bob
Kecfe. ,: Gordon Thompson. 2.
Frank Dunn. bow; Herb Morcom.
cox.
Sophomores Al Uibrickson.
stroke; Harrison Sanford. 6; Chuck
Brown. 6: Norman Buinswlg. 6;
Homer Korns. 4; Horace Ibach. 3;
Kenneth GIN. .; Tommy Bodies, bow;
Art wuthernow. cox
Freshmen Chuch McGulness.
stroke: Frank TIorsfall. Z: Tom
Quasi. s: Ted Keith. 5: Harry Men.
Ike. 4: Edgar Frlckc. o; Bill Barnett.
.; stanley Powers. bow; cox TO be
decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
Coast Cage
HOnOrs Go
to u. of c.
Huskies Beaten in Torrid
Overtime Game at Oak
land Thursday Evening

OAKLAND. Cal. March Twin
~ ming tho coast hoop title as
well as ono OF tho closest and
fastest games ever seen in Oakland
auditorium. tho University OF Call
fornia basketball team last nigh,
downcd tho fighting University OF
Washington aggregation by 1875
score, Tho Huskies were not beaten
until an extra fiye-mlnutc period OF
play Was added during which time
Hap Houyenin and Hal Belasco
tossed two field goals TO Captain
Frayn's lons converted foul ny
virtue Of their a2.ai victory Monday.
and their second win last night, tho
Bears took tho championship.
Startling form was displayed BY
the men from tho North az all
times. To Capt. Dick Frayn 80
most % the honors OF tho tilt Hc
led his team with IA great aggressive
ahow Of spirit. being high man for
tho evening with II points.
Oh Gardner standing guard on tho
Washington team. and Hal Beiasco.
California. como next In tho line OF
honoFs.
Carver and IIesketh shot the frs,
baskets for their respective teams
just after tho game opened. Ander.
son. with n pretty field goal and a
foul conversion. gave Washington
the lead At -. Tho HuSkiea, by tho
way. kept this lead until tho start OF
the second hnlf,
Tait Registered for California. hut
Fnyn brought tho fans 10 their feet
with lons field basket. The play
icrked spaSmodieaily hack and forth
until tho end Of the half. with tho
Northerners leading. 1911. Heskeih's
long dr4hble. the length % tho floor,
giys tho Huskles their two.poin,
lead.
see-sawing back and forth, this
two teams Jochcyed for points un.
~. with only three minutes 10 SO,
Houvcnin sho; a long ono. making
tho scorr. sp.iT. California
Weits cana 10 tho fore and made
tho count :o.is. Frayn followed
with a converted free throw. The
score was tied AZ 1870 and the
crowd. seeing possibilities OF n gar
rison finish. reared No and yelled.
Belasoo showed California in the
lead with basket from tho center
OF tho floor. I'rnyn. rushing the
entire length OF tho floor and some
over. sunk tieinR basket Kincaid
and Frayn Tailed on double foul
Score: ss-.7 Frayn made another
foul when Klncaid so, ovcr-Rnxious
putting Washington in tho lead al
elsa. Oh Gardner fouicd Higgins
80 seconds before the end. and the
little Bear man. with n chance 70
win tho game, sunk only one throw
In the overtime. affairs went as de.
scribcd above. with the California
hoop team finally pulling out by q
three-p point margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
MORROW AND
MACK SIGNED
TO BOX HERE.
EREpDY MACK and Bnly Mor.
l. rovy x,siit ,,set as.ate

LntEn9l MACK and Billy Nor
L row viii meet again.
These two ligh,weights. who Put
up ono OF tho most sensational
bouts ever seen in a local ring n
shor, time ago. have been signed
by Nate DrIXman for tho semi.
winaup OF his show Tuesday az tho
Crystal Pool.
Mack boasts record Of having
knocked down his opponent a. least
once in every ono OF tho u fights
that h. hhs engaged Ia. lie han
lost two. hu, despite this. 10 has
had his rival lls,cnIng 20 tho ref.
erre's toll.
Mack knocked Morrow out IN tho
nth round OF their las, engage.
msnt. but not unin after n great
baltic.
Bobby Harper and "Chick" Roach.
tho main events. arc working out
daily az tho Austin & salt gym.
While Harper u a Frrat local
fsvoriia and the fms. almost ar
enc. arc behind him 20 win. they
nfo not adverse 10 sowing him stack
Up against such real competition
as Roach. Chick II here 10 mako
good ana u viii be up - the So.
attic boy 20 be ready for "A hard
battle and make the best Of Il.
with Eddie Roberts in tho clear
A. the leading contender for tho
Northwest wei,orwclght title. Har.
rcf viii have TO show a lot OF stuff
rexi week 70 that Il viii pl,cc him
In ilno for tho championship dccid.
Ing melee with Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
Mt. Vernon
FiUe Loses
to Foster
E,osTER HIGH SCHOOL defeated

EoSTER HIGH SCHOOL defeated
4 the Mt Vernon five. % TO 81.
in fast. exciting game in the State
high school tournament hero this
morning. The winning basket was
made by L. Heppensiall. Foster for
ward. just before the game ended
The Albion five scored i9-to-is
victory over Napavine in another
thrilling game.
Cox was the star OF Yera's 2s-to-
is win over Ilwaco.
Lynden defeated Prosser. % 20 H..
in the other morning game. Bar
ncy Enie and Lacy were the stars
for tho winners
Yesterdays piay was featured by
the double victory OF the crack walla
walla high school quintet. The
walla Walla five. which won the title
last year. opened Its play with n "a
10 10 victory over Napavine. Later
in the day. waila Walla disposed OF
the crack snoqualmie quintet. sc TO
10.
In one OF the most thrilling games
Of the tourney. tho scrappy Ilwaco
five went down 10 defeat at the
hands OF the Lynden quintet. "a TO
20. Coyle and Hill starred for the
losers. while the Enie brothers
played best for Lynden. The guard.
ing OF shaeren and Axing also was
good.
Hoquism scored a 10 TO IL vic.
tory over Buckley.
The last game OF the evening was
a wonder The Lewis and Clark
team. OF Spokane. downed the crack
Granite Falls five. champions OF the
Snohomish county loop. "a 10 81.
Both teams Travelled at top speed
thruout. Jewell. Granite Fails for.
ward. played great game. and was
high point man. with 12 scores TO
his credit. Nelson and Smith were
high for the Spokane toSsers. while
Campbell. the colored guard. played
an effective defensive game.
TODAy's SCHEDULE
Morning
Game No. II. s:oo-Aiblon vs.. N,p,-
v,nc.
Came No. i,. s:ts-M,. Vernon VI. Eos
ter
came No. IS. lo;so-illwaeo vs.. Vera.
Game 40. it, iists-T.ynden vs. Prosser
Afternoon
Game 10. IS. 500 Buckley vs. Eilen,-
burg.
came 40. Is. .sts-Hoquiam vs.. cash.
mere.
Game No II. $50 Winner Of game
40. II We. winner OF game No. r.
Game No IS. 4i5-Snoquaimie Vs.
Granite Falls
Evening
Came No. 10. 5.ae--winner OF game
No. 81 vs. winner OF game No. Is
Game No 20. s;is--Loser OF game No
IL "a loser OF game No is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
HUSKY OARSN1EN WILL RACE ON LAKE SATURDAY
TdcOn1aBOu
Has Rival
on Canvas
Roberts Too Cautious in
Early Rounds; Opens
Up Effectively at End
BY LEO II. LASsEN

BY LEO III. LASSEN
TACOMA, Wash. March - eddie
Roberts, Tacoma welterweight
took step nearer to tho North.
west championship Las, night when
he soundly trouneod Ted Kraehe,
the Aberdeen lesser in six rounds.
at tho Glide rink. A smashing
right hand. that caught Kraehe
flush on the "chewers" In the sixth
round and sat the logger on his
rompers Tor a nlno count. elnehed
tho fight for Roberts. He slmoa.
stopped Kaeha with that bone.
erasher. Roberts hit Kraehe some
terrific punches on tho hinge" with
his risht hand during the last three
rounds whenever no made M his
mind TO punch. Ho was entirely
TOO cautious and for three rounds
/, was a dizzy exhibition that they
tut up and they so, plenty Of
raEzlng for u.
IN tho fourth. Roberts uneorked
highland attack that carried him
20 victory and in this saislon he
staggered Kncho badly several
times. He also won the fifth,
Tho knock .dewn in tia sixth
einchcd the fight for him.
Roberts won tho first two rounds
BY out jahhing krRehc, Tho formei
was far too cautious. and 4 looked
like an agony fight. KFaehe did Z
lot Of running around. but couldn't
land any effective punches
Krache won tho third round. hi
lone session Of tho night. BY his as,
gressive tactics. Rotarts eouldnf
do anything in this one.
There were no squavks wher
Referee Harold Bird gavs I, q
Roberts
Tho weights wern announced a.
Krache tf5. and Roberts its.
Stanley Willis won slugKius
bce In tie Ex-ruund seni-wiuduI
from Mike Cleary'. These veterans
sockcd each other a couple % thou
sand times with Willis taking nr
early lead and with o1eary Wind
ing up well. A draw wouldn't have
hur, either boy.
"scotty" Williams. Seattle colcrcS
welierwcight. got tire rawest kint
OF deal In his night with Ritchi'
Davis Williams beat Davis badly
for three rounds and then thcJ
bumped heads. Referee Bird so
ono Of hia dizzy spells and after
asking Davis II hn could conunu'
he announced 20 tho crowd that h
didn't know whether Davis was In
ten,ionally buitcd or not. but thai
no decided 10 give I, 20 Davis. Car
you beat that9
Billy Morrow and Freddie Wilder
boxed four interesting rounds TO
draw and Rockey Pebbles ant
Floyd Graham. a couple o, eatcherr
slugged each other 20 draw In th'
opener.
The show. staged by Joe Water
man and John Pepe. was crammes
with action and n record-breakins
house attended.
Il was announced that Chick
Roach and Gene Cline would figh
ak rounds Mt the Eagles hail here
next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
FINAL PUCK
CONTEST AT
VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. b. G. March L.
The Vancouver staroons and
the Seattle Metropoll,ans NEE, here
tonight In the second and deciding
game OF the play-off for the Pacific
Coast Hockey association champion
ships The first game. played here
last Monday. resulted In a 2-io-s tic.
The team scoring the most goals
In tho series il awarded the title.
therefore a victory by either the
Nets or AIaroons viii clnoh tho
Coast honors.
Both teams are In excellent shape
for tonlghts tusslo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
DICK cox SAYS
HE WON'T PLAY

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March IT,
Dick Cox. Portland ouifIolder. said
here Thursday he would not play
with the Beavers this season under
any condition.
Too many directors who want TO
run the ball club" is one OF the
reasons Cox gives for not wanting 10
20 back to Portland although he said
he has nothing personal against the
Beaver bosses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
snother One for
,As Book

A decade or 50 ago Pete Muldcon.
s,ssls,s handsome hockey manager.
"a ora O, our leading leather sling.
- Peter was light heavyweight
"a h packed a mean punch.
Dan Sal; had him matched to fight
20 Armstrong. n gentleman OF col.
a Ballard Muldoon. because OF
IL q heat IN his dressing room
IA Il crmc into Armstrong; quar-
M lie had biz bird named Jim.
~ kelley conc IN before tho flshi
~ Kelley asked Pete how he had
N fighting with a conversation
rrssAsnS Ike this:
sHen. Pete. how have you been
,ars aitlyG"
-Flns. jimmy. Just 80, back
s-m California where knocked over
M LanSiord.r
.Tss don't sayl Did you have any
sAsr fsALs!'
les | stopped n couple % biz
sns Ia 4 couple Of punches and
r wanted me for Jack Johnson,
u h was too biz"
y,s6less 10 say BY this time Ais
i Arrstrong's ears were all attcu
u ard By the time they got into
y F2g Armstrong was a licked
n
h vas scared stifs when they
sEzd away and Pete hooked him
inpls Of times and just before the
aArmstrcng vas sprawled on ths
sm.
2tzrsa rounds hs yelled acros.
| Nnltcon.
Take & easy. white man. ain''
y 10 Yea Of being assassinatedr'
ne nrSs punch In the second
ss1t hnded on the Armstrong but
q and as the referee started count
y tie black brother started crawl
= fnr the ropes. lie pulled him
ktrp on the hemp. slid between IN,
r1-s. sased himself out on the floor
s'od erect IN tho aisle and beat 81
= Tags flying. FOR the dressing
ron.
sss half an hour the crowd VA
: : continuous uproar and thos,
aus who saw that Ballard classi,
u e long time forgetting IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
GREEN LAKE
REFUGE FOR
WILD FOWLS

,kEES LAKE will be made
y refuge and feeding ground for
% fowl and migratory birds.
ms statement, which will make
'as 0lg body Of water within tho city
-l'sis Of Seattle a safe place FOR
.gussnds Of birds. was made las,
e, al the meeting Of The Seattle
,scssnen's association By r. f..
.sHaksr. chairman Of the propaga.
n'1 committee
Is''aker told the big body Of
.N'unsn that the Seattle park
- would feed the birds. the King
MY game commission would sun.
- me feed, and members OF the
ocat'on would furnish duck de.
r,faze. ~ ''''' ''ie
s'esn lake will be. in the oour.e
- - ysar, similar 70 the famous lake
s-'.'u o. Oakland. Cal. where thou.
- Upon thousands Of Wild fowl
- year. lake Merritt IA one
III. ne attractive show places Of
r Ut California. Green lake i
"a nrser than Lake Merritt;
". II. Heideman. rationale
~, 1T naturalist and orator, ana "A.
80 OF the preservation OF vita
-. - gave a splendid and Insnsr,.
49,. -. tax to the members Of tbs
: vas reported that ihlevs, had
49,. $50 into the 1ssaqush tran snJ
49,. .a many cuthroat trout srd
- we're now stationed :. 49,
~. ~ Gay and night, 10 prevent ,,,r.
ls ne asaociation recommended ,h,.
80 D.. 10Y. at Duvsll. be stocked via ,'la'
IN brook trout. WIN
ss = BODY viii hold a .pro,,m.,.,
Il nero during the week N la,
d. . !, Tom Miller. chslr \, ou =,
s. = Entertainment comns, ,..an o
~ tia; a dance would \. IN ~
:. ,. Green LAX. ods Fs EN- = nv I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
ToDAY's SCHEDULE
Yesterdays RESULTS
BOWLING MARK
SET AT MEET

CHICAGO. March THE first
worlds record of the 1924 American
Bowling congress tournament was
set by Frank Kair Chicago, who
spilled 732 pins In the singles event.
This was three more than the previ.
Gus record Kair rolled games of
246, 2T5 and 2l1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
LYLE BIGBEE
WITH ANGELS

LOS ANGELES. March lyle
Blgbee. former Portiander. had his
first workout Thursday win tho
Angels. Manager Krug VIII use Big.
bee as n utility outfielder, relief
pitcher and pinch hitter.
Gordon slade. Portland boy, Is
making big hit with BIZ Esslck.
boss OF the Vernon Tigers, who arc
training here.
slade started in practice today az
ter making the spectacular play OF
n preseason game yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
PAT MORAN is
IN BAD SHAPE

ORLANDO. Fla, March "A
sudden relapse late Thursday made
the condition OF Pat Moran. mana.
ger OF the Cincinnati Reds. who has
been in the hospital, suffering from
kidney and heart trouble, very
grave" according TO n statement is.
sued from his bedside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07

TAAiAQUA. Pa. March 7.-The
scheduled tcn.round bout between Ad
Stone. Of Philadelphia. and frankie
Brltton. also OF Philadelphia. lasted
only 80 seconds and ended with Brit.
ton on tho floor. Stone scored a
clean knockout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
DRANGA is OUT
OF NET MEET

Mel Dranga. playfield champ. is
out OF the indoor tennis tournament
as a result OF his match Thursday
with Joe Swartz. former Ballard
high terminate, Dranga lost on "A
default.
o. T. Stevens. playfield veteran.
was easily beaten by Leon de Tu-
renne. and Howard Langlle came
out victor in the other match.
against Harry Nest.
ToDAY,s SCHEDULE
t:oo--George Rider vs.. Dan Lewis.
s;eo-HowSrd tansile -. Bob De Lap.
s.so-windy Lsngiie vs.. Joe swartz.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Howard Langlie beat Harry Neer, SO.
e-s.
Leon De Turenne beat o. T. stephens.
.e-2. 60.
Joe s1srtz beat Mel pranga. default.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
-, IlayIoR SHADES ,u,,

's,s,-,..' AVkEE. Wiz MARI
ssr.r , ,' gave Bud Taylor. nv.
sssi.ls, iron, , TeHc IIauie. Ind ~.
-sn, ann over Paneho villa. ~o,, ~ !.
mt H.. .iilsvsishi, IN The ienro' !, !,
sah -, 49, night Taylor was ere gs,,l
u - esA' rounds By the n.s u,ea,,sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
VILLA VS.. ASH

NEW YORK, March 7.-Pancho
Villa. worlds flyweight champion.
and Frankie Ash. who claims 10 be
the British champion. were matched
TO meet in Toronto April l6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
FOIL TO HELP
BOSTON CLUB

No longer viii Boston fans be
forced TO watch n joke ball club.
opines Connie Mack. The tail lead.
or Of tho Athletics has much re-
spect for the managerial ability OF
fer Tohl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
Behind the
Home Plate
RY RUJY EVANS
BY BILLY EVANS

TWO teams--the New York Giants
l. and the New York Yankees
have a chance 10 set a precedent
in modern big league baseball play
this season. Each have won three
consecutive championships. a vic.
tory this year would make II four in
a row. feat that no outfit in
either league has accomplished
since tho inception OF the two ma.
jor circuits.
The opportunity now facing
the Giants and the Yankees IL
not unique, however. On ut
least three other occasions. the
same situation has cropped out.
DACK In 1910 Detroit had an er.
- cellent chance OF turning the
trick. The Tigers had eopped the
flag in i307.Os.0o, another triumph
would have put over the unusual.
But after getting away 10 a sensa-
tional start. the team faltered and
the opportunity went glirnmering.
The year previous. or in 1909,
the Chicago Cubs set out to win
their fourth pennant in success.
sion. But they couldn't add TO
their victories OF I906-O7-0S.
TNHEN came the Giants with three
i straight titular years. iaii.i2.
10. In 1914. however. the Boston
Braves. by virtue Of a remarkable
late season squirt erased whatever
chances tho 4IcGraw boys may
have had to set up a new record
The Athletics in 1s10.il.13.if led
the American league pack TO the
final wire. But they slipped up in
1912. thus spelling chance 90 make
what probably would have stood for
all time.
Whether or not The Giants
-. and the Yankees can put some
thing across which Detroit, the
Cubs and the Giants Of old
failed 10 do, remains 10 be seen.
They may. And then again,
they may not.
DITcHING wins pennants. Fig
l. ured from that angie. tn. Yam.
KEGS have a better chance TO repeat
than tho Giants. Unless some OF
McGraws minor league stars come
thru, the Giants may be hard
pressed for pitching. The pitching
staff Of tho Yankees looks good
enough for Mt least two years moro
in high speed. The Giants on what
they showed last season and N the
world series must DO strengthened.
There are many who look TO the
Cincinnati Reds TO trip New York
However. the strategy OF Manager
McGraw cannot DO overlooked.
Somehow he seems able TO get re-
suits out OF most any kind OF
"A pitching staff.
At any rate. each New York
entry is face TO face with an
opportunity that doesn't very
often arise In The national pas
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
SEVENTH GAME

substltu,ions-Iioq Nosoff % for
sherar. Sherar for Kosoff. Kosoff for
shcrar. Cosmos for Mcdonnell. Buckley.
Holder FOR Iannus. Wilson % for Hod-
der. Holder for Harper. Harper for Hod-
der.
Officials - Referee. Munson; umpire.
Harrison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
Summaries In
Prep Tourney

FOLLOWING arc tho lineups and
l. summaries OF all the games
played yesterday in the state high
basketball tournament az the Uni.
verriiy OF Washington gymnasium
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
SECOND CAME

wsiis wAilA tAl Napavine C,l
Vincent ts) .s......F.....' stedman 90
AVeriil fsj .......F........ Mckee
ifomsren 90 ..... .C.....,.. .Seisnn 90
Cherry 90 .A....s.0....... Smith 90
Truant 90 .t.t...s.9. .s...s..-.. Miller
Substitution Timmons go for VIM
cent. II. Timmons 90 FOR Averiil crox-
tale tsl for IiomEren. whstssi 90 for
cherry Heater "a for Truani
Officials - Referee. Harrison. umpire.
Morris.