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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-07-31
ST. JOHN Church
DECIDES TO MOVE
AND STAY INTACT
Board Is Instructed to
Negotiate for Site on
North Side,

! A house divided against itself can
not stand.
| That was definitely decided
Wednesday night at a congrega-
tional meeting of st. Johns Re-
formed Church, Merrill and S. Ala
bama SITS The meeting was origi-
nally for the purpose of permitting
the church board to present some
adequate means whereby the con-
gregation might disband because OF
should relocate.
Vote Against Proposition
In voting against the proposition
to disband many members assailed
| the idea bitterly. They pleaded
that all should remain loyal to their
church and help to devise some
means where they might all agree
en- new site.
Our church is one Of the Oldest
Reformed churches in the city" said
| Frank Iske. member of the board
and one OF the founders. For over
| fifty years we have remained to-
gether helping to build up the com
munity and serve all about us. I'm
der the leadership Of devoted pastors
we have accomplished wonderful
things"
viii "Stick Together"
The congregation was unanimous
| in voting to stick together"
The congregation voted to in
struct the church board to negotiate
for a certain north Site Although
1t has not voted to move north, 1t
deemed 1t wise TO a consider the
site.
Reason for the Congregations de-
sire TO move Is because Of its
steady growth. Because they are
now situated in a factory district.
it will be impossible to build in
way to serve the most people. the
Rev. Frederick H Diehm, pastor.
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
BY JACK HoHENBERG

MTALLA wAI.LA and Lynden
w win meet tonight at $50.
in the campus gym. to decide tho
interseholastie nship Of
Washington.
Walla Walla. by virtue Of a spec.
tacuinr victory over lewis and
Clark this morning. Is fayorite
to cop the title The walla walla
men Bwamped l.. c. r. $. BY a 30.
Is score. Dale Cherry doing most OF
the damage
For Lewis and Clark. n Smith.
center. starred. Smith. altho not
tho best center in tho state. showed
tho crowd how long baskets are
made. His three long ones, made
from the center OF tho floor. went
thru without touching the rim.
Cashmere and Lewis and Clark
meet at 7;ao p m. TO decide third
place.
The -Lynden III; was a
thriller. Barney Einle, OF Lynden.
throwing the winning baskc, a min.
ute before the pistol. The final
score was i4.l5 Lacy. big Lynden
center, was checked hard by Cash.
mere and cid not score a point.
Henry starred Tor caahmere.
Fridays games were marked by
aEFressivenoSa. Tho CaHhmeri-Ho
QUINN contest. especially. was hard
fought. Cashmere winning b. n Is.
IA score. In the evening. Hoquiam
lost TO Prossar. is-9. The ProAser
men took a decided brace In coping
this game from the strong Hoquiam
quintet.
Lyudsn bent Prosser Friday morn.
lng by "A 2st7 score. snolualmic.
with Ray o'Dcl leading the way.
Enowed Granite Fails under By n %.
IL count. Ray Jewell was tho whole
works for the Grunite Fails team.
4 Eliensburg won two close ones
from Buckley and Vera by 22.17
aud 2i.ia scores. Albion won from
Foster. 22s. nwaco. after hard
struggle. was forced TO admit vera's
superiority. The score was 2s.is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

THAT Jack westiand Is going TO
4 meet with lot of stiff opposi.
ton in his fight 20 retain his titlo
Of champion golfer Of tho University
Of Washington. this year. has already
been evinced BY tho number Of fine
players turning out in tho qualify.
Ing round Of the 1924 championship.
Az tho present writing, Harold
Niemtyer Ia leading the field with a
card Of rs. with weaiiaud. Doug NJ
col and Bobbla Woods grouped 10.
rcther. each turning In Te'S Pretty
good scoring for this tlmo of tho
year. when the putting areas arc not
too smooth
Nlcol IL the lad who made such a
fine showing in the Pacific North.
west meet In Portland. three years
ago. when he was a member % the
Portland Golf clubs four.man team
that lost to wavorly In the finals Of
the Davis cup match.
II. Lynch. a younEater who learn.
cd this golf game in his home town,
Yakima, has a card Of rs TO his
credit in this qualification play which
closes next Monday
Several other high.elaas mashle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
LEONARD is
EXPECTED TO
FIGHT SOON

DEFORE the end Of the year
ID Benny Leonard may be fighting
in the welterweight class. and
Mickey Walker may be the middle.
weight champion.
Leonard is tired Of the lightweight
division, because Of the lack OF
business possibilities as light.
weight, even II he Is not worried
about the weight.
walker. It is Understood. also
feels that he can fight better as a
nIddleweight and make more mon.
ey than he is making as the vel.
terweight champion.
The middleweight class appears
to be the most promising division
now. Most Of the young welter.
weights are filling out into the
heavier class. Dave Shade has
given up tho idea Of making the
welterwelght limit, and II Shade
has trouble with the weight, Walker
ought to have the same trouble.
Walker is a great little fighter.
but Harry Greb Is very forrnid-
able young man for any boxer who
Is looking for an easy title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
TACOMA TO
STAGE BIG
SOCCER GO

WITH the Maple Leafs and Todd
w Drydockors deadIocied at the
top Of tho league table, interest in
tomorrow soccer games will be
chiefly centered on Tacoma where
the Post II tackles the Tigers.
The locals figure TO win this tilt.
but tho Tacomans have been dishing
up fine brand Of soccer. lately. and
may give barney Kempton and his
mates a stiff argument for the
points.
Jerry Melbourne win handle the
whistle.
The Drydockers and West Seattle
teams will furnish the attraction at
the Woodland Park grounds. Unless
several changes are made in the OF.
fenaive line Of the West sIders. their
chances OF victory appear very re-
mote. The kickoff is set for 2:3o.
Fred Douglas win officiate az ref
cree.
Renton and Carbonate win tangle
on the grounds Of the former and
that advantage OF playing on ones
own aok.yard Just about marks the
difference between these two we'll
balanced teams.
Tom Taylor win call EN- in this
Battle of tho Miners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
n cts Lose
Great Tilt
to MdrOOnS

VANCOUVER, b. c., March S.
The Vancouver Maroons last
night won a dazzling overtime game
from the Seattle Me,ropolItans and
tho Pacific coas, Hockey association
championship and the right 10 repre-
sent tho Coast ia the final eompei'
ton for tho Stanley cup. Cmblematic
OF the worlds hockey championship,
Il was great game. that contest
between the Maroous and the Nets.
Frank Boucher, the Vancouver star,
broke up the game, after II minutes
OF overtime play.
Jack Walker was the bis star Tor
the visitors. II al OF tho Seattle
players played as Walker did. an
other team would be = c. IL A
champions today.
Walker made seatile's lone tails
In the first period. The Maroons
eycned things up when Mackay
sagrod tho nets on Cooks pass. The
third period was scorcleas, and y
was necessary 70 send the Enin'
into overtime to reach decision
Jim Riley also played grea'
game FOR Seattle. The bis fellow
was particularly effective IN th'
$50. - gr,ts ,..rgef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
BURIAL OF
MORAN AT
OLD HOME

ORLANDO. ria. March s.-The
" body OF Pat Moran. manager Of
the Cincinnati Reds and a prom.
lnent figure in big league baseball
for years. win DO returned 70 Fitch
burg, Mass. for burial.
Mrs. Moran and her two sons,
who arrived here lato yesterday.
Just In time 70 be with the hus-
band and father for a few brief
moments before he died from
Bnghrs disease. win accompany the
body. leaving Orlando late today.
Funeral services In Fiichburg viii
bo held Tuesday.
Two members OF Moran's team
Ivy wingo and Harper WIN accom-
pany the body,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
SOPHS WIN
BOAT RACE
BY MARGIN

THE sophomore boat. by a great
l. display OF power. upset the dope
and won the interclass crew race held
on Lake Washington Saturday morn.
ing. Three-quarters Of a length sep.
arated the second year shell and the
seniors, who were picked 10 win. The
winning time for the two-mlle race
was . minutes IS seconds.
The crews finished in the following
order; Sophomore. seniors. juniors,
freshmen, supervarsity and second
freshmen.
Al Ulbrickson. soph stroke. hit up
n terrific pace for this stage In the
training. forcing the entire boat TO
respond TO his great work. The line
up Of the soph crew was as follows:
Ulbrickson. stroke; Sanford, z:
Brown, 6; Brunswig. s; Mathews, 4:
Ibach, 2; GIN. 2; Bolles. bow, and
wuthernow. cox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
o. A. c. DIAMOND
TURNOUT BIG

CORVALLIS. Orc. March s.-slx
veterans and more than SO new men
have been reporting daily for base.
ball turnout at oregon Agricultural
college here.
The AgEies, with their star hurler
Young. In uniform. seem 10 be n
formidable outfit. Other lsttermen
are Perry, first base and captain:
Rulings. shortstop and Rippey, sulli.
van and Fors. outfielders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
EAGLES PLAN
BALL TURNOUT

The Seattle Eagles win stage their
first baseball turnout at the Broad.
way plafield Sunday noon. The local
club won the Eagles state champion
ship last season and win have an
other strong club this season. Soma
OF the players who win turn out are
Tommy Sullivan. star outfielder; jay
cotter. crack third sacker; RED
MoNamee. flashy second baseman:
Hugh Hickey. hard-socking first
baseman, Cleary Evans, Lou Cham
bers and Ray Rounds. veteran out.
flelders. and Billy johnson and
Clenry Pleasance. the dependable
mound performers. Ely CASTOR and
Earl Wyatt win manage the club
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
SPALLA is
STOPPED BY
LUIS FIRPO

DuENos AIRES, March s.-Er-
bminio spalla. Italian and Euro.
pean Electromagnetic champion.
surprised $4,000 persons here, Friday.
when he weathered IL rounds OF
fighting before taking one OF Luis
Firpos rights on the chin and laps.
ing into restful slumber. Spalla, out.
weighed 81 pounds, was not consid.
cred TO have a chance with Firpo.
The wild bull attempted TO use his
left for five rounds, but, finding that
his southpaw member was both weak
and Ineffective. abandoned It for hts
hnmmer.like right.
spalla's forte was infightIng. The
thick.set italian damaged Firpo Sc.
verely by short jabs to the body
many times during the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
Star Report
Is Confirmed

Sports Editor Tho Star;
Raleigh r. Lichtcnbcrser foot,
ball and basketball coach at
BFoadway hish school voluntarily
has asked 90 be relieved of his
coaching duties for the is2i.15
school year. As d tho customary
procedure Ia such eases, bis &C.,
quest will be granted and other
coaches appointed in hls place lie
Will. however remain az Broad,
way as physical director,
(slEnnd0
LINTON +, BENNETT
Principal u broadway AIigh
School
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

NEIL CHRISTIAN took up his
IN duties as professional at the
Yakima Country club. this week. His
return TO the Northwest somewhat
offsets the loss created by the de.
parture from 1nglewood of Al Espin.
osa, the state champion. who has &C.
copted a berth in the East.
The Yakima pro is a grand golfer
and former pupil OF Jim Barnes.
In the 1920 Pacific Northwest Open
In Vancouver. he finished well up
amongst the leaders in the finest and
largest field that ever teed.off in n
p. N. G. A. championship.
During the past year Christian
was employed in the golf school In
spaldlng's San Francisco store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
HARRY MASON
LOSES SCRAP

NEW YORK. March Ills first
defeat In this country was sustained
b. Harry Mason last night when
Johnny Clinton won the decision in a
i2.round bout Clinton weighed in az
i4iA and Mason At t43ts. being
Chased ns catchweiEhts.
Joe souza, brother Of Babe Her.
man, also met defeat last night mt
tho hands Of Herman silvors. a local
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
EugeneG Gets
N.W.Trials
fOrOIympic
Conference Meet Would
Be Made Free-for-All
for N. w. Athletes
BY LEO II. LAssEN

BY LEO II. LASSEN
.DosEBURG, Ore. March a.
~ Northwest olympic track ana
field trials viii bs held az Eugene.
oregon. during May in conjunction
with the Pacific Coast confefenes
track meet Il present plans eaFfy.
The meet, held under TIE auspices
Of the University of oregon, womb
become a frse-forail affair. With 10
tai points made b. collegiate entries.
only. counting toward the final
championship.
George Dunno. Portland. secretary
Of the r. y. A. and Northwest olyrs.
pic game representative already has
recommended this plan 10 the M.
tional A. A. u. Because no other
dates are available this spring and
ua the national trials are 10 be hs1
IN Boston June ~ and IS. Dunnes
plan would work out well for all con.
cerned.
Under the Dunno plan. a first place
winner al the Pacific Coast confes.
cnce would attend the Boston meets
without further ado.
Undoubtedly more washingios
men in addition 70 Vic Hurley and
Gus Pope. then, will be present q.
the big Boston meet. Winchester
King. two miller: Harry Beall, star
hair mile man Of two years ago.
Percy Egtvet, weight and jump Iun,.
mary; Frank Mason, pole vaulter.
and I'D Ferry. captain and quarter
miller this year. all have chances TO
90 East.
While collegiate athletes are ex.
pected 70 contribute most Of the
Northwest Olympic material, there
are many club men from Portland
and Spokane as well as many IN.
attached athletes who will try for
the Paris games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
KITSAP HAS
BIG TURNOUT

PORT ORCHARD, March g.
More than 40 men are turning out
for the Kitsap high nine, champions
Of Western Washington last year
Coach II. 4. Gum, faced with the
prospect Of building UP a new
team. VIII have tough shedding.
-Four lettermen are turning out
for their old positions. Two pitch.
ers. Chamberiin and oros. are be-
ing depended upon TO win the ma.
jority of the prep games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
sEEMAN STILL
AFTER A RIVAL.

sotly stcman. Coast junior tight
weight champion. hasn't been able
10 fiud himfeif n rival set. Eolly
who is ono of the clcvsrcs, ml,t
iosseTs 10 show IN a local ring. has
been here for several months. but
nobody seems az nj anxious 70 meet
him.
Joe Waterman. the Tacoma pro
motcr. declares that no has made
every effort 70 set Mike Dundee.
The Eastern Junior lightweight 10
meet geemau. but Dundee has
shown no liking to tho proposed
match
seeman u an audience pleaner.
and ia deserving Of scrap. pro.
vidinR that somebody will get in
the Same ring with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

will have TO look elsewhere,
and mt present they have
three choices.
ono choice il the Arena on Fifth
ave. The Arena is now being pre-.
pared for tho appearance of the
Chicago Grand Opera Co, ana after
that ita destinicB arc not set def
ntUly known. Tho building may
De torn down Immediately. or let
stand Tor few months In the
latter case. IL win bo used 20 stage
tho boxing shows until tho middle
lnf June During the remainder Of
the summer tho promoters viii use
tho bah park and then return 20
tho Crystal Pool late Ia September
Tho other choice. In ease the
Arena Is torn down Immediately. ID
tho erection by a group % business
men ~ boxing auditorium IN "a
central location Dan snit declares
THAT tho proposition - IA erect q
building 40 by t40 feet with the
seats arranged in q bowl effect
This building would bo within three
blocks u the Arena. Salt declares.
Another Is the erection Of an,
other ice arena BY the Patrick
I Brpthcrs They are NJ present walt.
ling until after The election Tuesday
20 see n the bonds for the com.
immunity auditorium arc given an
O. k. by the voters II they arc not
approved. The Patrick Brothers win
probably construct another Arena.
and Il VIII serve tho same purpose
that tho old one has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
GENE DORSEY
CAGE CAPTAIN

Los ANGELES. March Scene
Dorsey. y. S. C. football ami basket.
BAH luminary. has been elected by
his mates to captain the 1925 basket.
ball team. it was announced here
Saturday.
Dorsey. a star eager, did yeoman
service FOR Coach Les Turner thru.
out the season. Turner expects the
new captain to lead a championship
team next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

artists are expected 20 compete for
this varsity honor. among whom are
Bryan Winter. last years runner.up,
and Armound Marion. the tennis cx.
pert.
Quite classy array of talent win
comprise the field in the match elm.
nation play: the draw for which win
DO made Monday by Coli Manager
Arthur Ocrbel.
incidentally. Arthur's qualifying
score was mot so good" Neither
was that OF his links oronle. Pat
Harvey. The result Is that these two
young men are doubtful, very doubt.
full, IS 20 whether or not their mot.
so-Eood" cards win admit them into
the championship circle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
CLASSY CARD
HERE TUESDAY

Nate prunmau. tho popular pro.
motor. has lined up a great rims
card Tor Tuesdays show a. the
Crystal Pool.
Tho headline bout win be between
Chick Roach, the elaasy caiIior
mia walicrwclght. and Bobby liar,
per. tho local pride. Tho ssmt
windup win be- between Freddy
Mack and Billy Morrow. tho Hight
weights Tint pat up such q great
battle here a few weeks aFo.
Stanley Mcbride and Young sam
TAngford meet In ths special event.
Phil sheridan and Jack Richmond
AFRO In tho second bout. while Sailor
Arnson ana Young Fosso open The
show
It's great card. and Druxuan f.
sure u capacity house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
SILVER LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO. March SD.
die white was given the decision
over Jack Silver at Greenland last
night Tim Callaghnn beat Bobby
Allen. and Kid Louis won over Bob.
bic Ertle in the SPECIAL events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

CoLFING members Of the local
~ Scottish societies win gather 10.
gether on the Inglewood links. next
Tuesday afternoon. to decide which
team-North or south-has the best
collection OF linksmen. Aye. this IS.
hole match is going to be hard.
fought one, for dinna yo ken that
Rabbie tombstone an some o. the
ither heed unes got their heeds the.
gether and concocted a scheme that's
gone to made the laddles on the los.
Ing side dig doom in their pooches
and bring DOT sillcr enough to buy
their ain and the ither chells' haggis,
oatcakes and big mucile steaks at
the Butler cafe. ofter everybody got
enough GOVT.
An Of which means that these lads
from the Land of Burns will make
the divots and the RS fly over the
broad fairways at Inglcwood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
WEEKLY BOXING SHOWS TO CONTINUE DURING SUMMER
Three Choices Left TO
Local FiStic Promoters
After Crystal Pool Closes, April /, Boxing Shows
May Be Staged at Old Arena in New Audi
torium or in Patrick Bros Proposed Auditorium.
RY nom OLSEN

CEATTLE boxing promoters will stage their weekly shows
- during the months, il learned yesterday
Dan Salt Lonne Austin and Nate Druxman the trio who
responsible for the fsc entertainment offered TO local
fans declare that they will have suitable location IN
which they will stage their shows this summer.
The Crystal Pool where the programs are being
staged viii not be available after April l. The promoters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
10TH GAME

HoqulaIn (s)

Prosser tl1l houuiam 90
wunderlleh go IF .....,...... Kosoff
Dobson .,.,.......F .......... Thomas
stradling .........-C. ............w Wilson
Ward ..............G.. ..t.,.... Gordon
JAeouot t5l ........G. ..,. Anderson (sl
snhstltutlons-Ho Quiam, Janzlg t5) FOR
Kosoff: Mcdowell ca for Thomas.
officials - Referee Harrison. umpire.
Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
Seal Twirlers
Break Training

Evidently, Manager Bert Ell.
son intends to put the San Fan.
cisco camp at Botes Springs on
n high moral plane this year.
Reports filtering up this way
from the training camp say that
Ellison soaked two of his hurlers
Pat Shea and Oliver Mitchell.
with a 5000 fine each, for infrac.
ton OF training rules.
And tho next time they try
to turn this camp into a play.
ground. the penalty will be
doubled" said Ellison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
HOW LANGLIE
BEATS DELAP

In one of the hardest matches
played at the Armory to date.
HOWE Langlie defeated Bob DeI.ap.
s.a CO. Art Langlie won his match
from Joe swartz by rs. 6-1 count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
18TH GAME

snoquaimle ts2) Granite Falls tiD
n. OPAL dr.. .F......... Jewell 50
Norman 40 .,.....F..... Engstrom t2l
Reed ...............c ....... Former t7l
christman "a, .G............ Curtis
b. open DID. ..,.. Nevins (2l
suhstitutions - Snoqualmie, Klaus I2l
for r. o'Doil: r. o'pell for klaus klaus
sor n. o'pell; Kemp for Norman; Car
michael fsi fer Reed; White for Christ
man; Nelson (sl for Carmichael. Granite
rails c. curtis for jewell, Curtis for
Former; wilder t2l for Curtis
officials - Referee, Norris umpire,
Munson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

PAssAIc. N. J., March L. Ten
rounds Of fast fighting ended in a
draw in the bout between Pete Zivic,
Of Pittsburg, and Jimmy Mendo,
Philadelphia. Both men went in on
The scales under 10 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08
RENAuIr X. O. WINNER

MINNEAPOLIS. March Sack
Renault. Canadian heavy. stopped
cliff Kramer. ST. Paul, in the
| fourth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-08

Albion (2al Foster tal
Kuip as .........F... II. Heppenstall
Cunningham go FL Heppenstall 60
Rosenoff tla) ..C........-... Woods
Faier ............. .G......... Daghy 90
Lnkin .............. o. .sss'.. hnighton
Officials - Referee, Harrison; umpire.
Morris.