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Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
pARENT.TEAcHER MEETING

The Parent Teacher Association
meeting for the members viii be held
Feb T.. at 5 o'clock in Putnam High
school auditorium. The following
program has been arranged by the
committee. Vocal selections, John J
Whitehead. Jr; motion pictures,
Equal Chance. Rat Menace. !"
speaker for the evening. Dr. Vt. Smith
Beminr. assistant director Of Child
Hygiene Bureau, state department Of
health.
Putnam High school orchestra viii
furnish music during the evening
Refreshments wilf Sc served The
city council and board % health have
been invited 70 attend
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
ATTENDS CONFERENCE

MIS- Katherine Byrne of this city.
represent iye From the 2sth Senn-
torial District en- the State Repubh-
can Central Committee. was in Mer-
cester Metnesd y attending the Re
publican Namga's conference. AZ the
Hotel Bancroft at which party lead
ers fFsw NeH England states. were
in attendance There were three i'm
portant sessions 10 the Bancroft ball
room, during the day. the program
eoneiudine with notable banquet in
the eveninz
Miss Ryrne also attended the Me-
kinley banquet &c the Hotel Bond in
Hartford last evening. This is an
annual event ~ widespread interest
and Of Republican significance.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
SEEK RECREATION ROOM

That the school board + thinking
- providing an indoor rlay nlace Tor
+ indicated boy the action of the board
Sc the monthly meeting on Monday
night when Superintendent Of Schools
jenkins was requested to secure
figures showing the cost u fitting up
the two rooms on the lower door If
the new addition. for re reation pur-
poses on stormy days.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
NOTICE

Lost or stolen. Pass Book Number
% go u Putnam SAVINGS Bank 81
Putnam. Conn. All persons are eau
toned against purchasing the same,
and any person having a claim 70 said
book Is hereby called upon 70 present
said claim within six months from
Jan. Is, 1924 or submit TO having the
book cancelled and a new book issued
in lieu thereof.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
THE WASHINGTON letter

Lieut. Morsrty,s Bill Is Endorsed by Secretary OF war
f,.r,e,. Critics of Wilson Are Sienoed.-Mr 1ison
M.L~. Progress on Mellon Pan-Cong Freeman opposes
immigration Restriction
BIIKIEY SOUTHW0RTH GRIFFIN
fspeeiaI Correspondence 70 The Putnam Patiot
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
NOTICE

On and after this date | will no;
be responsible for bills contracted In
my name by my son Walter Light.
ALBERT LIGHT.
Putnam, Feb. 6. 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

r. s Winasor Of Providence is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George $. Ross
81 School street
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two private garagess N
school street. Win rent TO right
parties. Reasonable price. Three
minutes walk from Main street.
WILLIAM GIBBONS, Telephone
645-I3 or 1922. 4Oti
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
AUCTION
3v

hN
WITTER BROS AuCTl0NEERS
Conductors Of many large and i'm
portant sales through New England
the past season. Office - Main ST.,
Danielson, Conn.
UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
Monday, February II, 1924
At Ten O'clock A. NJ.
OF the mammoth teaming equip
ment belonging to the estate Of the
iate Leonora J. Chapman at the resi-
denep and stables located at 363
Hamilton Ave. Norwich. Conn. col-
ting Il - fancy. sound. smooth
Young horses. weighing from 1900 lbs
- i-750 lbs. An in pink Of condi
ton SIX very good double dump
carts. . team wagons. 2 one horse
carts. i road machine, many first class
farming tools. contractors tools q all
kinds All the harnesses aad other
stable equipment > fat hogs. fine
family cows, etc II decidedly stormy
next fair day Terms cash.
CHARLES l. CHAPMAN. Admir-.
Est. S63 Hamilton Ave, Norwich,
Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

wANTED-To let the public knos
that / buy junk, iron, rubber, paper
and grain bags. | pay the highes
prices. A. ZIPKIN, Box q, Souih
Woodstock, Conn. Phone 352-ii-
2.-s
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
WANTED

WANTED-To let the public knos
that ! turn old carpets into nss
rugs. Have your old carpets ma3s
into handsome reversible rugs, b.
OSCAR LEAvESTRDM. Riw
Road, Putnam, Conn. phosl
1852. LIT
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
MISCELLA NEOUS
PLANT A TREE
WAR VETERAN

Wants position in Putnam. Wv
to disability unable to ti.l ae.
position but can work as waten.-
timekeeper etc. Has highest y
recommendations. A local SIS. r
warrants assistance. x I 4 r
RIOT.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

TO RFNT-Union Hall and all other
rooms on the third floor Of the
Union Block are now available for
rent as storage rooms. The site
is one Of the best in the city and y
IDEAL for storage rooms for eentr-
allv located merchants. Apply
ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, JR.,
Telephone 509-2.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
FREE HOMES wanted for Or e.

FREE HOMES wanted for pre-
intelligent boys and girls, hoth - 4.
estant and Catholic, from SIX y ~ =
teen years Of age. These ehl..s
need especially homes where thss !
receive intelligent and sifeens''
care.
Anyone interested in any ~
these children please commune
with the BUREAU OF CHILD r.
FARE, State Capitol, HArsii
Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

FOR RFNT-Four furnished rooms
FOR light housekeeping over Bart
Ieff's store. All modern improve
ments. Jas range aad running
water. Phone $50 or Isl. 6tf
FOR RENT-Large front room
team heat. bath. private entrance
SIS South Main street. Putnam.
=
FOR RENT-A well furnished room
an convenienees: apply to MISS
+. j. BENNOR, tS2 South Main
street. Putnam. Tel. 4i2-i4.
5tf
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

WANTED-A cook and an asslsts''
cook, at the Day Kimball HospiA
Apply in person at the hospital
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Fresh eggs direct from
the nest to you at store prices.
Send postal and will call. J. G.
KOCH, $40 South Main street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
NEW RULING
is DUE FOR
EXHIBITIONS

CuHICAGo. April rs Some years
" aEo at tho suggestion Of Presi
dent Ban johnson. the American
League adopted a rule forblddinE
clubs Of hin league 10 play series
Of games with each other prior TO ths
opening OF the season.
preslden, johnson urged tho adop.
ton OF tho rule because he felt these
games took considerable away from
the opening OF the season.
The American League head also
insisted that II some club In the
same league was soundly trouncci
by other clubs in the spring games.
the fans az home would give Up
hope before the bell rang.
The National League at tho time
ridicuIed the idea and insisted no
harm came from the iutcriragus
games.
President johnson liked the Idea OF
American League teams playing Ma.
tional League clubs since such
games afforded real competition and
often proved profitable financially
without any reaction resulting.
After several years OF trial. the
National League seems 20 have come
around TO President Johnaon's way OF
thinking. on the best authority IL Is
stated these games will be greatly
curiailcd II not discontinued entirely
next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
RY RILLY EYANS

r. lt wis Tor a diamond star 90
Il become a big league manager
when atm ia the Truly great CLASP
Stanley Harris. one of the beat
second hafemen in the game, "a 10
make hIs debut a. manager this
year. Ho ia ~ years ola
Harris ranks mighty close 20 I'd
die Collins. viii shortly huuaas him.
since be b. younEsier and Collins
a veteran Wnl the duties of mana
ger have q tendency 10 slow 10 the
play of Harus7
ID the Job o. managing a big
league club bis enough ia itself
naidc from the duties OF player The
fact that nonplaylnE managers are
greatly in the majority would make
q seem 40.
The work Of Harris as man
ager Of the Washington club
win be watched with great In
trrest Harris u capable.
brainy and courageous. well
fitted 10 deliver A. player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Tacoma Go
Is Called
EUen Scrap
Roberts Has Slight Edge
Over Veteran Califor-
MIA Welterweight

EppIE Roberts Tacoma weller
IL weight shaded gene cline. vet
cran Californian. In their slS round
ngh, az Tacoma last night. but ouly
sot a draw for his pains. lie knocked
cline down for a no-eount IN N,
fourth. The first three rounds were
slow. bui the boys hit up a pretty
fast pace IN tho last three chapters
Fred 2wiekcy. local lieht heavy
weight. had no trouble beating lone
Wolf Mcdonald. ~ oregon Ia the slA
round scmi.windup. The latter held
considerably.
Chick Roceo won tho call over
stanley Mcbride IN the feather
weight division.
jenny GIN Vancouver bantam
weight really boai George lshlL local
Nipponese. but only goi a draw
Phil sheridan beat Jack Richmond
IN the opener,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Milton Is
Preparing
for Grind
Speed King Makes Great
Time in Auto Trials at
Dry Lake

TNpIANAPOLls. Ind. Apni a.
4 Driving the same car be had
entered On the international Goo
mile race which Nili be- held al the
indianapolis Motor Speedway. az
usual. May 50. Tommy Milton, twice
winner u the Indianapolis classic,
wheeled his speed mount over the
bed % Deg lake. near los Angeles.
Al the rats ot itiis miles an hour
recently
Milton. tho recognized worlds
speed king. who droy. a ls-cyllndsr
car over the sands % naytona
Reach. FLORIDA. at the rate OF iBs 4
miles an hour. tho fastest any hui
man has ever officially travelled on
four wheels. Il expected 10 SCI even
more speed out ~ the tny Miller
Special u i2s cubic. Inches piston
displacement which was especially
built FOR the international race
Records are certain 10 fan In
tho canning race. when the small
motors. raced for The first time
last year. are ssnt nyiuE around
the Indianapolis track with a year
81 competitive experience worked
into them
n was Tommy Milton. who won
last years race and broke the time
worn barrier that no driver who
ever had Won a sod-mlls race could
repeat Milton aiso won Ia 1891.
Ills hackers are confident that he
viii make d three times thh year.
coniendlng that h. will have the
fastest car on tho track
Mllion's preparation for tho In
dianapolin race has been thorough
lie took his new car 70 the long
sweep of hard earth In Dry lake
and made his unusual iest In
strong. unfavorahlo wind. Tho wind
resistance slowed tho car several
miles an hour His car was far
less than one-haif the slro OF lhs
one In which no established ths
worlds a,raighiaway record.
lie Will arrive az the Indianapolis
tack within two weeks ana win
spend the remainder % the time lie.
fore tho race tuning the car for the
two aud one hair mile brick oval
which has brought fame ana for.
iune 10 him.
The excessive speed or Mli;on's
Aiilsr Special viii be equaied by
other cars IN the race. IL IL b-.
lisfed In the racing camp here
fas, cars viii he the order Of the
day.
Million. recognized az one OF tho
most daring pilots In the business.
= fearless driver Of fast cars.
lie bends all his energies toward tho
indianapolis event and tho car he
VIII drive has been In tho process
% making for a year-cvcr since
his victory hen last May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
DUFFY TO BOX
WELLS AGAIN

OAKLAND. April is.-. Billy Wells.
English welicrweisht. will NEE, Jim,
my Duffy. the clever Oakland hoy
who defeated Pinksy Mitchell the
oihar night. In four rounds next Wed.
ncssiay. Tho bout was originally 10
have been between Wells and Mlt.
ehell, but owing 10 Duffy's victory.
the Oakland boy oux,cd the junior
wclier champ from tho spot. The two
met before and the bout was called a
draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Villa Defends
His Title

Pancho villa. worlds fyweiEhi
king. defends his title in a ioround
bout az Cleveland. April q. The pro.
fessional boxing game has been on
the bum in the Ohio city for some
time because % fishy fights there a
Few years ago. The pro game is
coming hack and the promoters are
dlshing up a pretty swell main event
for a starter. McKenna IS tho vet
cram New Orleans bantamwelght who
has been going 80 we'll. II he makes
the fiywcight limit. which Is very
likely. he takes Villas title with
a victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

THERE are only two legiti-
l. mate lightweights eapN-
bic of drawing a big enough
crowd 10 make il worth while
TO feature Benny Leonard
this summer. One is Pal
Moran, the New Orleans
lightweight. and the other is
Luis Vincintini, the colorful
Chilean.
They meet in a l2-round
fight in New York in May ?
and the winner OF that fight
may be smoked up into n
battle with Leonard later in
the month in New York.
Roth OF these men have been de-
fcated recently. Moran took a past.
ing from Johnny Dundee and Vim.
cintini was badly beaten by one Of
the Shugrue boys
But the scarcity Of good light.
weights gives them both another
chance and don't be surprised II the
winner Of thir coming scrap nights
Leonard soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
hitman to
PLayHusky
Nine TOday

NTAsHINoToN's baseball team
w was TO play is FIRST Northwest
conference game this afternoon on
Denny field with Whitman college.
The visitors went thru light
workout yesterday. and performed In
remarkable style.
Coach ''Tubby' Graves OF the
Washington outfit il pleased with
his mems victory over the Meiji uni
veruity team OF Japan here earlier
In the week The Hnskiea showed
plenty OF promise In these contests.
I'd LlHion was expected 90 start on
the mound for Washington. while
Coach Borieskie o. Whitman had not
decided on his iosscr this morning.
The game was 10 start NJ $50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Huskies Not
t o ROU in
Henley Race
Olympic Trials and Hen
ley Races Are Passed
Up for Poughkeepsie
BY TOM OLSEN

TUE University u Washlnrtoa
a viii send two varsity crews ~
race at roughkeepaie June n. This
authentic Information. given ont
this morning ~ Darwin Melsnesf.
graduate manager q the university,
means that no Husky crews VIII
race a. The Henley regatta or "a
the olympic trials az Philadelphia.
Warrington Niil be represented
by varsity and a junior varsity
crew az Poughkeepale. This an
nouncement comes az surprise. a.
II was generally believed that the
Washington frosh would again rogx
on the Hudson. The reason for
sending a Junior varsity eight 10.
stead o. a frosh eight. as explained
by Meisnesi. Is that the varsity
needs close competition In lts prac-
tice spins.
Hiram Connibear once said that
be would not send another Wash
ington crew East without another
shell Of almost equal callhcr 70 &c.
company H." Melsneft declared.
The old rowing coach felt that
Il was practically useless FOR
varsity crew workout without an
other eight 10 constantly press H."
Mslsnest stated that he received
wire from the East this morning
stating that neither Yale or Prince.
ton would race in the American
Henley.
The talk stirred up regarding
Washington race In the Henley wss
due principally 10 the fact that
Northwest rowing fans wanted TO
see Yale and Washington in tho
same race. according TO Meisnest.
He stated that the American Hen
ley was never considered seriously
By university officials.
Matt Hill Is chairman Of the state
drive for funds 10 send the crew
East Mer,tlle McInnis Is the state
chairman. Offices for the drive
have been established At g4s Stuart
building. ELiot-s5ff Any alumni
who desires 10 aid in the work
should get in touch with either Hill
or MeInnls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Hickey Keeps
His Promise

Branch hickey docsn't manage
his Cardinals on Sunday. as every.
body knows.
II ISN'T that Branch has any
scruples about Sunday ball. M
cap,ious critics frequently claim.
hickey made n promise back in
the old. old days to certain be.
loved member OF tho family that
he'd never play ball on Sunday.
When that promise was made
Mother Hickey still with great
reluctance gave her consent 10
his ambition TO become a profes.
uioual ball player.
Go ahead and let 'cm Kid YOU,
Branch. about Sunday baseball
You wern't the frs. boy
ever 20 make a promise 10 his
mother. nor yet the first one TO
regard Il M sacred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
Utah Game
Called off
Once More
Seattle and Salt Lake I'm
able to Play Second
Game Thursday

GALT LAKE CITY April is
~ SNOW and cold weather caused
the posiponement or another game
between the Seattle Indiana and the
salt Lake Bees here yesterday.
The weather was far too cold for
baseball Thursday. and welcome
sighs were heard from The players
when they learned that the officials
had decided 90 postpone the con.
test
The first game of tho series.
scheduled for laHt Tuesday. also was
postponed because of the bad
weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
MACK HANDS
REMNANT TO
YANKEE CLUB

CONNIE Mack comedies the Amer.
" can League pennhnl 10 the Yank.
een.
Il don't zee how any tenn can
BRAT them admits The leader Of the
Athletics.
~ 20 the rest Of tho field the
scramble for positions looks like a
toss up 20 Mack
Il think our team has a fine
chance 20 finish second. says Connie.
Il could Hay tho same thing about
tho ak other oluhS the strength Il 20
evenly distributed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
TRAVIE DAVIS
BOXES ROACH

EVERETT. April ~. - Trav.e
Davis, popular local boxer and for.
msr welisrwclKht champion Of the
Pacific coast. meets Chick" Roach
OF san Francisco in a slxrouud bout
At The Knights Of Columbus here
tonight.
The bout has attracted Unusual at.
'sniion among local fans. and n en-.
paei'y house IL expected 10 nec the
show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
PADDOCK is
GOLFER NOW

Charley Paddock. the fastest hui.
man that ever lived. makes golf his
recreation. Paddock In hardly n
Hagen in effectiveness. but ihs game
knows no greater enthusiast than
the California Splinter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
LASKER WINS
CHESS MEET

NEW YORK. April is.--pr. En-
manuel i.asker OF Germany won the
international Chess Masters tourna.
meni. which ended here last night
after 70 rounds Of play Jose capa.
blanca Of Cuba finished second. Al.
exander Alekhino OF Russia third
and Frank Marshall OF tho United
States fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
VILLA FIGHTS
McKENNA SOON

paneho villa. midget Filipino. who
holds the worlds fiywelKht cham
nionship. has been selected 10 feature
tho reopeniuE Of professional boxing
In Cleveland Villa wilt be usnt
against Eddie MeKenna Of New
Orleans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
ROOKIE MAKES
HOLE-IN-ONE

Atho ]. G. OCallaghan OF Phlla.
deiphia has Just started to play golf.
he already has to his credit hole
IN one o'cailaghan. novice.
hagged the ace at the tenth hole at
the cedarbrook Country Club in his
home district. The green's were GOV.
cred with Ice at the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
MAX MARSTON
SCRATCH MAN

Max Maston. national amateur
champion. heads the handicap he; Of
the safe o. Pennsylvania, Mnrn,on
Il placed a. scratch and II tho only
player thus honored. Blll Fownss,
PitfsburE veteran. IN one handicap
player sharing the distinction with
-. {. cofkran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
YOUNGSTERS ON
THIS ROSTER

Two Indian youths" approaching
the slxiyyearold mark. arc star
members or tho lacrosse team %
the onopdaEa reservation Welcome
Powiisa. 70. and his brother. Eddie.
~. are tho ycnerabiea 10 point. Tho
elder powiiss. incidentally. has two
sons on the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
GEN. TREAT is
AWARDED HONOR

WASHINGTON. April Is. = Brig.
Gen. Charles C. Treat. retired. has
been appointed by the war depart
ment as the representative OF the
United States army at the Olympic
games In Paris this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
RICHARD WANTS
FLYNN ON JOB

Insiders hear that Tex Rickard
has asked Leo Flynn TO return as
match maker at Madison Square Car.
den. To take the position Flynn
must ask waivers on his large stable
OF boxers, among whom Is Jack Re.
nauit, the heavyweight. II is not
considered likely Flynn will accept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
ExTERMINAToR WINS

HAVRE DE GRACE. Nd. April
is.-Exterminator. the s-year.old XII.
mer gelding. increased his total earn.
ings to s251.4ss when he won the
$1,000 Edsewood purse at mile and
20 yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
CALIFORNIANS
HONOR BEAM

BERKELEY. April IS. - Stewart
NJ. r'Stew'1 Beam. tackle on last
years California football team.
Thursday night was awarded the
Percy Hall trophy annually given
the man voted the most valuable
player on the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
1.-TWO WASHINGTON CREWS Will RACE AT POUCEIKEEPSE
Is Harris Wise Becoming
Manager While Still Star?


and executive.
DERHAPs no player u recent
Il years has been sold OF traded
more often during the winter Than
Eddie Collins o. the Chicago white
soa.
First. Neg York was again nng
ling Tor Collins Rumor had u that
IiuEEins intended 10 retire Al the
close ~ 1925 and Col Rupert.
owner u the Yankees. wanted 70 be
al set Tor a manager
Then came the report that Clarke
Grimm was dlckernG with Chicago
Tor Collins 20 play second and man.
age the Washington club
All tho rumora shout Collins ~
manager have fizzled
The question arises az 70 whether
Collins would really like 70 manage
a big league ball club
put II up 10 him one day
Last summer during a baseball
fanfest. The topic Of oonyerSa
ton was the tough Job a big
league manager had. The ~.
osssiiy Of constantly delivering
was pointed out.
HCoME day l would like 10 man.
~ hge a biz league bag club"
was the reply OF Collins 10 my
query.
Whether I would like 20 manage
a big league club while sull able
10 hold down the position a. a
regular u questionable.
There "a no doubt in my mind
but that n players work must sui.
fer because Of the additional duties
as manager. Looking after biz
league club j. n JOB IN itself
Il Ike 10 play baseball. Intend
70 play until tho old legs give out.
Ny legs are my only fear. The eyes
and the arms ARE as good aa ever.
Last year an injury 10 my knee
gave me considerable trouble. II
convinced me that / didn't wan, TO
play "A single game after my play
began 20 deteriomte.
4 hope some day 10 manage n
major league club. but I believe It
win be after am thru as a
player"
All Of which would lead one
TO believe that Collins. ore Of
the games greatest players.
feels that the work Of a star
player who becomes n manager
II sure TO suffer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

BOSTON. April 17.-Final details
we're arranged today for a io.round
contest here Saturday night. be.
tween Harry Greb. middlewelght
champion, and Kid NorfoId, negro
light heavyweight CHAMPION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

PORTLAND. Ore. April is.-Dan.
ny Nunes. Portland fcatherweish,
won the decision over Joe German.
also Of this city. in a io.round bout
here last night. Racchorae Roberts
beat Johnny sudenbsrg in the semi.
wlndup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
ILLINI TRACK
MEN FAVORED

BERKELEY. April is.-Tho TINT.
yersiiy OF Illinois track team. which
meets California In dual meet here
tomorrow. was believed by experts to
DO primcd TO give the Bears a good
walioping. In two previous dual
meets California has been victor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18

40. TIA - not a bupoiooiii IN me
act Of capturing an eiusire bamhie
bed.
N u Capiala ArihHr Pratt Of fhs
Stevens Institute lacrosse team ~
East orange. n. J.. IN an aetioafal
BiaHeurcf.
Lacrossr Il orc Of the usosi sircH-
nous Of al sports ard places q
prcmiam on agility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
TONY PALMER WINS

NEW YORK. April is.-Tony Pal.
mer. New York lightweight. won a
i0-round decision from Willie Kohler,
BROOKLYN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-18
cRIQuI SAILS MAY .

NEW YORK. April Is. - Eugene
cridui. former fca,hcrweight cham.
pion. is TO sail from France on May
with n challenge for Johnny Dun.
dec. according TO a cable received BY
Jimmy Johnston. Dundcc's manager.