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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
Big Croud
at Annual
Dog Shou

TUE Seattle dog show was crowded
L 20 tho rafters Friday afternoon.
Nearly three times as many attended
as had been the case IN former years.
Long lists OF awards were announc-
cd by Judge James Cole.
Both Tacoma and Portland win
hold dog shows after the Puget Sound
Kennel club has been concluded. Be
cause the ban on California dogs has
been removed, even larger entry lists
are expected in the two cities which
are 20 hold dog events.
Saturdays Judging program fol.
lows;
From 10 to IL noon-scotch ter
riers, English bulldogs. Eskimos; 2
TO p. m, French bulldogs. shepherd
dogs. fox terriers. 1880 y. m, Boston
terriers.
FIRST PRIZES
Settlers tGordnnl Dog; Puppy Bingo.
/ DR.. A. y. Andrews Novice: Pexs Rex.
pr. G. c. Peck. Limit: 0rovefieid Lad.
Edwin J. willFre.s. Winners: Grove
field Lad. Edwin J. willsress. Resc-ve;
/ feN'a Rex, DR.. G. c, Peck. Bitch: Lady
Gordon, n. c. Abbott Novice: Grove
field Lady, Edwin J. wIligrcsr. Amer
lean bred: Queen, Roy Stanley. Open:
Grovefield Lady, Edwin ]. wiilRress.
/ Winners. Grovefield Lady. Edwin j.
I WiiEress. Reserve. Queen, Roy STAN
ley Beat: Grovofiold Lad. Edwin J..
j n
Lady, Edwin J. wilgrcss.
Settlers tIrishl--pog,; open: jennings
Mack. c. @. Jennings. winners: Jen-
ning's Mack, c. @. JENNINGS. Bitch,
open. LINKS Motley, J +. Link. Win
norsi LINKS Motley. ]. p. Link. Re
serve; Goidie Cleo. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
| Highly Best: jennings Mack. G. @.
Jennings. Best opposite sex: Links
Motley. j. p. Link.
Belgium sheep DoEs-Biioh: Limit;
Fanny, ]. L. Camermau, Open; Fanny,
J. r. camernHn. wlnnefs: Fanny. j. Z.
CamerrnBn
Greyhounds-DoE; Limit: Prince. Mrs.
p lIensen tslone in class. Open; Mrs.
=. Hensen. Winners; Prince. Mrs. +.
Henaen.
colllos - Dogs. Puppy: steltEs Stu
preme, Mrs. Chris steltH. Novice: North
port Young Adventur,r. Mrs. l.. ". Bry-
don, American bred; Squire OF Molmir.
Mrs. John II. Hoffman. Limit, white.
Prince Allwhite. winhfred Blake. Limit.
sable and white; Northport D'Arta-
gan, Mrs. Florence BrydeR. Limit.
tri-eolori Cascade Taxewell Tribune,
Mrs. Lillian Miller. Open. white. Prince
Allwhlte. Winafred Blake. Open. sable
and white: Notthport D'Artagan, Mrs.
Florence Brydon. open, tri-color: Cas-
esdia TaIewall Tribune. Mrs. lillian
Miller. Winners; Northport Young Ad-
yenturer, Mrs, Florence Brydon. Reserve:
Northport n'Artagan, Mrs Florence Bry-
don. biteh Puppy. Garnet. Arthur
Murphy. Novice: Garnet. Arthur MUIR
ply. Limit. white: Princess Moonwinks.
Winatred Blake. Open, sable and white:
Northport Iderdown. Mrs Florence Bry.
don. Open, tri-eoior: Northport Joan OF
Arc. Mrs. Florence Drydon. Winners:
Northport lderdown. Mrs Florence Bry-
don. Reserve Garnet, Arthur Murphy.
Brace; Mr.. Highly. Best, Northport
iderdown. Mrs. Florence Brydon. Best
opposite sex: Northport Young Adventur-
or. Mrs. Brydon, Best Maiden. North
port Young Advcn,urer, Mrs. Brydon.
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Jordan and
BercOt to
Box Again

DoX1NG fans who rcYel In plenty
ID OF action and excitement should
journey to the Crystal Pool Tuesday
night. declares Dan Salt. tho well.
known tenor promoter.
Dan IL offering az his main event
n six.round return scrap between
Dode Bercot and Johnny Jordan.
This pair put up n great baltic here
two weeks aEn. and Il pleased the
crowd 70 that Daniel thought Il
would be wise 10 rcmatch tho boys.
Jordan holds one decision over Der.
co; in a Tacoma scrap, and tho one
here two weeks ago resulted In a
draw. Tho Monroe logger Ia anx.
lous 10 even UP the count. and Lon.
nio Austin. his manager. promises
that Dode will be even more aggrcs.
Aiyg than usual.
Jordan Is no clnoh for anybody,
and tho Tacoma wclter Is expected
10 do n little fast stepping himself
Tho scmi.wlndup Tuesday night
will DO between Fred Cullen and
Eddie Richards. mlddlcewiEhts. Cul.
len has been going good In his recent
local engagements. richards IL a
Portlander. and has an impressive
record 20 prove his worth.
The special event will DO between
that speedy little eoiorcd boy. Young
Than Laugford. and Stanley Nc.
Bride, tho veteran Chlcagoan. This
il another rematch. the pair having
put up a good scrap hero last week.
Young Than dropped a close decl.
sion 10 Mcbride.
Salt T. working on the other bouts
on the card and viii announce them
by Monday.
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RING
MEN TO MEET

The University OF Washington
boxing team win meet tho univer.
sity OF British Columbia miitmcn In
the first intercollegiate ring compe-
tition 10 be held in Seattle tonight.
The events are TO be held at the
campus sym and start at 7:3o. The
bouts are as follows:
Bantamweight. Weymouth, wash
lngton vs.. Brown. u u. c.: feather.
weight, vassar. Washington vs..
Mulhern. L. u. c.; ightweighi.
bowman. Washington, vs.. Lowdcn
or Mcwnllauis. L. u. c.: we.ter.
weight. Beymer. Washington. ~.
ROGERS. L. %. c.. middleweight.
Mead. Washington. vs.. I1ttlngham.
u. H. C.: Hght.heayywcight, Lloyd.
washington. and the U. b. c. en-.
Try il unknown.
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Fights JIMMY WEIGH MAY BE SOLD TO CHICAGO NATIONALS
About Fights
and Fighters
By LEO II. LASSEN

caN BERNARDINo, Cals
March Ia Moose" Tau
= :, one of the most famous
!. AZ california's ring men, says
\. would walk from here TO
y.w York TO see Joe Cans
y. ~, Kenny Leonaord fight If
!; ~ would be possible 10 bring
N, ! old Master and the pres
~. n lightweight champion to-
cther in the ring.
what a fight that would
A.- saws Tausig. Il saw
Cans when he was in his
Srime. and his skill matched
,sinst Leonard's skill would
AXE the fight of all times,
Cans you know. didn't do the
..r tOo,work that features Leon.
-, iishtlng. He was a master at
S,.sinr ana catching punches on
!. elbows. arms and gloves. lie
~, walking in after his man and
!, always had that right In a posi-
IA 10 BIZ. lie stopped many an
vD,ssn, with that deadly right.
-Leonard is an altogether differen,
~ q, fighter. weaving In and out
: Rose marvellous feet, and he's
10 and crafty and hits with both
IDS. -.
4 wouldn't say which ono would
| VI but baby. Id Ike 20 see iha,
ssst-
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BERLENBACH
KAYOED BY
J. DELANEY
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

- hGANNl IL hihItCJL
NEW YORK. March l5.-Paul
IN Berlenbach. the swat king Of
the bush league ring, took his first
look at big league pitching in Mad.
lson Square Garden last night and
he was famed out by Jack De.
lancy, tho tall sharpShooter Of
Bridgeport.
Attic inexperienced. Berienbach
knew how to stand up at the plate
and swing and miss. and he lasted
for three and half rounds when
he was beaten TO the floor by an
opponent who knew how and when
10 hit
Berlenbaoh was floored three
times when Referee Jack O'SullIvan
waved Delaney to his corner and
called Berlenbach's seconds into the
ring TO get him.
Smart genernlship, good boxing
and clean. sharp punches won the
fight for Delaney. II was IL clever
and brave piece OF daring that
turned the first break and the fight
for Delaney
Turnout tho first two rounds De-
laney took the big chance OF GLOW
ing Berlcnbach 10 swarm all over
him. lie was blocking some OF the
terrible short punches TO the body
but others went thru, and they hurt
him.
Before the gong brought the
fighters out for the third round
Berlenbach could hardly wait 90 gel
started When the bell sounded he
rushed across the ring to finish his
man.
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s,rzult Is Coming
leng Wei,

hex Renauls. the Canadian heavy
WIT. bears watching from now on.
rs young fellow is coming along
* BE has been fighting for only
4 ysiFs and he has been winning
II surprising regularity agains;
q sxrd.ratc heavywelshts.
~ siher night he stopped Cliff
Err. the promising Californian,
& rounds. and 1, was the first
tzeat kramer was ever dropped.
i1El, says he's ready for Luis
Tu;ow. and II he continues 10
-rrs he may be the next big man
t<k Dempsey.
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ODDS AND
RENTON IN
BIG MATCH

|TuDDs DRYDocKERs. who have
clear lead in the pennant race,
szs 4 stiff hurdle 10 surmount 20.
,xrow al Rsnton. where they travel
Engage the cosl Diggers In what
nn IKE the feature match In this
ssks soccer bill Of fare.
RsDcvis from the coal town state
Il Tommy Oyerton. the goal-keep-
= terror Of a few years ago. has
faasd bis shooting shoes again and
y . On hand 70 make things in
1rs,iag for the Todds' defense when
s'sFss Frank Webb gives the signal
IL kickoff. tomorrow.
ne local squad will be at full
yrsth and the fans are looking
xTard 70 seeing several real Tits
Eta csntre-Half George Buck
44l<s bis former team.mate. Tom.
ToTsrton. Both are soccer artists
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Portland. During tho past few years
no has been employed In an indoor
school In Chicago.
Aside from being a very good golf.
or. Turnbull can MARBLE a Scotch
song with the best OF them. Aye,
mon. he can that.
TACK wEsTLAND, ttilc.hoider OF
~ the University OF Washington
golf championship. Just managed TO
squeeze thru his first round match in
the 1924 test this week. against H.
Graft. one.up.
After trailing all the way. the
champion managed to square the
match on the nth green. He did not
play the home hole very well, but
won IL because hts opponent dubbed
n couple OF chip.shots.
All first.round matches will be
played before tomorrow night.
MEDAL play with full handicap
A'l allowance Us what the jefferson
Park Golf club members will shoot at
this weekend. And 'be sure that
you register your entry with the
starter before teeing.off, is the
word sent out by Club Captain Roy
Dawes.
ENTRIES are now being listed for
~ tho best acknowledgements
competition at the North End club.
Get in line before the closing day,
March 20!
THAT the coming season is going
l. to DO busy one for the fair
sex players OF the Rainier Golf club
Ia very obvious from the lengthy
and interesting program mapped
out by their captain, Mrs. j. G..
weber. ts@l
Look Il overt Then clip 1t out
and paste It up in some convenient
place for future references. Hero
It is:
April 4-Fieid day. Nine holes medal
play on handicap. Approaching and put
April n-sprlns Eclectic tournament
opens
Apru 1s-plind hole competition.
April sB-Match play against DOGGY,
full handicap allowance.
May 2-QuAlifying round Of club cham
plcnshlp tournament. Match play from
scratch.
May s--Tombstone tournament. Is
holes. full handicap.
May is-Two-ball foursoms oompoti-
tlon. rs holes, one-half combined handi-
caps allowed,
May ss--Toam match, Sksgit County
Country club, at Rainier
May so--Lcap year tombstone tourna-
mont MIXED foursomcs one.half com
blned handicapS allowed.
June s-sprlng Eclectic closes.
June 19-Team match, Everett Golf
and Country club, az Ralnoir.
July 2--rcam match. skagit County
Country club at Mount Vernon.
July 4--Mxed two-ball fourromcs.
July ii--summer ECLECTIC opens
July gb--rwo.club competition, IS
holes medal play on handicap.
August i-ouailfyinR round. Captains
cup Match play on handicap.
August S-Team match, Everett Golf
and country club. ~ Everett.
August ib--Tombstone tournament,
August g2--Low puts competition.
September 5-rield day. Nine holes
medal play on handicap. Approaching
ana putting contests.
September i9--Blind holes competition.
September la-Modai play on handicap.
September .s--End OF summer Eclectic.
october snatch play against DOGGY.
october lO-Two-ciub competition.
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Ray O'DeLL
Is Star of
21 to 6 Win
Neither Team Is UP to
Form in Championship
Tilt Played Last Night
BY TOM OLSEN

TNHE snoqualmis high school bas.
Il ketball team won the King coun-
~ basketball championship laAt night
at Renton when II defeated the Eos.
ter five. n 10 8. Ray o'Drll was b.
far the outstanding star for the win
ners. oaging ~ Of his teams points.
II. Heppenstall was the only Eos.
oaginx all Of the points made by his
aggregation.
Neither team was able 10 hit fast
pace, and play during the entire con-
test was slow.
snoqualmie took the lead at the
very start. and the result was never
In doubt. In the last quarter. with
the game tucked safely away. Coach
J Resrdon sent in four second string
A., men. who in the next few years VIII
make up the nucleus OF snoqualmle's
teams. Attic they lacked polish. the
youngsters showed much promise.
snoqualmie finished fourth in the
recent state basketball tournament.
suffering defeat at the hands Of
the Walla walla champions. They
claim a record OF winning IS OF
the 10 games played this season.
Last nights game was played in
the gymnasium OF the Henry Ford
school at Renton-one that would
make any OF Seattle's eight high
schools enyious.
Coach Reardon. OF the snoqusl.
mic team. had only Is men 20 pick
his team from. and he deserves
much credit for turning out cham.
pionship aggregation.
Ray o'Dell. who played a running
guard in last nights game. was nam.
ed all.state forward at the recent
tournament. He was also high point
man In the tourney. o'DeIl has an.
other year at snoqualmie. The secret
OF his success largely is that he plays
the ball. not the man.
His brother Bert II a dependable
guard, and he was particularly sf.
fectiye last night.
! Floyd Reed. center. played a con.
sistcnt game. and was valuable in
defensive play.
Raymond Chrstnnan. ordinarily a
standing guard. played forward last
night and Is a dependable worker.
WHY'S Norman. the other forward,
is also effective. He was an i'm
portant cog in the snoqualmie com.
blnation.
Snoqualmie fans arc banqueting
the team at the New Washington
hotel here Monday night. and a thea.
ter party at the orpheum is planned
afterwards. f nee
suoqusiniis (fi) Foster 10
n. o'Deil tD.......r.H- Hsppenstsil 90
Gresham ..........F..... IL. Hsppenstali
Reed ts) ....,......c O. Woods
Norman 90 ........G......... c. BsEby
II. O'pell ti.l. II. Knlghton
Score BY quarters;
nnoqueimie ..,.,........ s--zi
roster .........,........ o.
neutrality-suspicious. Nelson for
n. oDeil. Carmichael for Gresham.
Kemp for Norman. Klause "a for Il.
o'Dsil; Foster, L. kniEh,on sor Bsgby.
Rtfsree-Bobhy Norris.
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CITY CAGE
Tits ARE
ON TONIGHT

CPALDING's and the Green Lake
~ NJ. e. flves will tangle in the sec
ond game OF the series for the City
Basketball league title tonight at the
Y. M. c. A. gymnasium. The game
Is billed to start at s:3o O'Clock. A
preliminary game. in the Glass i
series, will be played an hour earlier.
with the Green Lake seconds and
the Best Lock fives meeting.
Both Green Lake teams were win
ncrs in the first games OF the series.
played last Wednesday.
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ROCKNE WON'T
GO TO IOWA

Knute RoclSnc fatty denied the
statement that he was after the Uni.
vcrsity of Iowa football coaching
Job, today. l;ocknc, speaking at his
Chicago home, said that he was sat.
isfied where he was and did not
intend TO leave Notro Dame uni.
ycrsity.
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CRUSADERS TO
DECIDE CHAMP

A heavy schedule faces the I'm
maculate Conception five II they
would win the Crusaders league
basketball championship. Saturday
night they meet Monte virgine. now
in third place, and Sunday they will
tangle with st. Benedlct's. II the
immaculate five is defeated in
either game, a playoff with the
Blessed Sacrament quintet will be
necessary.
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Horseshoe Talk
HoRsEsuoE IEAorE

Tn. crack Idi. Hour club is s,iii IN The
lead Ter Glass A o. IN, Seattle Hsusshes
league ThsY win a,., the ,tronE ruEs,
Sound team In the fssturs game 81 the
week. The uievs msn have some Eopi
pitchers on their club. and are In Ep9d
conditlan FOR their big game.
In ths clsss issHus the sirenE shan.
rock slr have forged 70 tho fron,. and
are In a good posltioa 70 hold IN. leader.
ship % the league n ,hsy can beat tbs
Orioles. Murphy Realty team 10 stiii IN
the running. bot mus, beat the shamrock
men 10 order 20 rsEaia the LEAD The
Oriole. and the Richards nrush team
riii have a coed ehanr. 20 Lead the
league II ihsy can turn IN few more
wins.
Last weeks Earn.s we're featured ~ ,hs
shooting of a. wsirar Of the Richards
Brush team. who shot ~ ringers.
Relieving f. a ssauding Of the isams
and the schedule for neat week:
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ATHLETICS IN
SOCCER PLAY

Allen athletic club has chance
TO tie for the pre.league champion
ship by beating Wilson Claws uni.
versity soccer team today.
II is reasonably certain that the
athletics viii down the university
squad and enter into a tie with the
Rainiers, to be played off next
week. The game starts at 2:45 p. m.
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|MLE LEAFS
|hcARBOSADO

~ Maple Leafs will oppose the
r'nnado eleven on the Woodland
"a grounds tomorrow afternoon. at
A' Sundays reverse at Tacoma
= hard blow for the Post lads
q WEN they take the field tomor.
~ tie Miners are very apt to find
: u rsvengeful frame Of mind.
eVsrzl changes are expected on
q Hdss, but the line.ups will not
naxn until Referee Fred Taylor
~ hls whistle for the kickoff.
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SUMNER WILL
MEET LOCALS

The Sumner horseshoe pitching
team Will meet two Of the leading
Seattle bl1iyard golfing outfits, the
Puges Sound Glove Co. and the
Idle Hour club, in sch ,dulcd
match TO be played at the horse
shoe pitching grounds, First and
Mercer. AZ S p. m. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15

Cub Scout Is Looking
OUer InfieIder TOday
Tribe Would Not Be Hard Hit by Loss of WEIGH;
Indians and Cubs in First Game of Two-Game
Series at San Bernardno Today
BY LEO II. LASSEN

GAN BERNARDINo. Cal, March l5,-Jimmy WEIGH,
~ young Seattle first sacker be sold to the Chicago
Cubs before the of the present The Bruins
We're dckerng for Weeh last fall but they couldn't deliver
the players wanted for him. Red Kefer admits that Bob
Wallace veteran Chicago scout coming with the Cubs
San Bernardno today with the express purpose Of looking
WEIGH Kilefer figures that Elmer bowman is per-
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'AS =, DEMPSEY
VI IN BAD SHAPE

t.n,.., ioRK, March is.-Jack
h F" IN bad physical condI.
u b.s -, %, BE- in shape to defend
's.rsl " 'aos.t championship for
ny % sIssi and he may not be
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% GAME on
|skNNY FIELD

Dslay Ted will be the venue for
is'urn match between the all.star
rs Of Seattle and Tacoma: and
Aaiaay. March 20. win be the day
:, snicn this big soccer attraction
~ INST meeting Of these teams
= pace in Tacoma, several weeks
= y s sna resulted in a / to 0 win for
!. Battle team.
,,' ~aa, players win be picked on tho
= NC teams is not yet known.
~. sAa' the association wants every
- ~, ian to remember is the time
\ = 1. pace. namely. Saturday, March
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| ssEsr sIDERs
WILL PLAY

l,,. y "a, oae ever got ruled of the
sr ~ !. ''T trying" And the same
s,,. !. sad for the West Seattle
= Fam lam. The West slders have
i, 49,. ss4N or a win to their credit.
= w 1asy are always out there trying
n,,s., .nowS but that they may
H. H.. 'O'norrow, when they tackle
|aars, ss's from Tacoma, on the
/, IN ~. Woods win offIcl.,e a, y.,.,.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-15
VILLA BOXES WEDNESDAY

MODESTO Cal, March H.
pancho Villa. worlds flyweisht
champion. has agreed TO fight Billy
Bonlllas here next "Wednesday night.
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Nshan Is on
sisre Now

wife Msshan. the roly-poly heavy
u..ht. Is now on tho stage. He's
r. ., The mob scenes in The Fool, ="
zrrsnl play at the CurrRn in
l. Francisco. And when Willie
"a nosbins he's shifting scenes.
IRE 4 eomedown for a man who
r- hsa, Jack Dempsey.
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waIworth Manufacturing ys. w~sing
hoa.s Electric.
Marphy Realty ". shsmroeks
Tuesday, March ~
Hansen Baking W. Northwest LEAD.
Trasng f..thorrsah ". Hofius steel.
Wednesday. March 10
Idle Hour club ". ruGst sound Glove.
Richard. Brush Va BlRky pinks.
Thursday. March 20
Hofius gtssi 60. ~ wild Cats.
orioles ~ snArnfoekr.
Georgetown Transfer CO. W. wsi~orih
Manufacturing co.
Al games start a, T.ie.
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PARKWAY and
C BYALEx c.Ro5E
~ p n

CoMETHlNO new in club compe-
y titlonH hercabouis will be put on
at the Seattle Coli club when is
couples tec-off in an elimination
match play mixed foursomo handi.
cap tournament.
Heretofore. events OF this kind
were decided on rs holes OF medal
play, but the North End captains.
Mira. r. Knox Roberts and Roy
Campbell. have Il all figured out
that a match play contest will be
more interesting
II looks like good. new feature.
and one that will undoubtedly be
taken up by the other clubs IN tho
city.
Hero Is the draw. the first round
OF which must be played on or be.
fore April 6:
Lee sicil.Mrs. II. NJ. Pcaso Va.
T. Hole, Jr..Mra. A. Nordhoff. l.. NJ.
Arnold.Mrs, w. NJ. TompSins vs.. Rex
stafford.Mfs. +. Fransioli: +. W. Nc.
kenzieMrs. G. u. IAily vs.. II. T..
Campbell and wife: Bon stoin.Mrs.
II. g. Ho,ohklss vs.. DR.. X. w. Perry.
Mrs. @. r. Moss: II. X. Dcnt.Mrs II.
Knox Roberts w. DR.. G. II. Ford.
Mrs. J. II. Edwards; Bruce Shorts
and wife VI. Miller Freeman and
wife. Roy Campbcil.Mrs. Ted Owens
Va. Louie Terroll.Mrs. l.. r. Mack.
lem: NJ. NJ. McElwainc. Mrs. Walter
Henry Us. r. y. Case and wife.
GEORGE TURNBuLL Is coming
VI back to the Northwest This
Draw Scot, who can r.r.roll his RS
just as smoothly ms Bob tombstone.
tho North End pro- has accepted the
professional berth ut the Tacoma Fir.
crest club and will take up his new
duties within the next few weeks.
In the Pacific Northwest open
championship OF 1918, at the Seattle
Golf club, these two sons OF Scotland
tied for tho title, but In tho playoff
Bob, owing 10 badly sprained wrist,
was forced 20 retire, giving the hon.
ors 10 George. who was at that time
PROFESSIONAL at the Waverly club In
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Billy Orr. former Seattle short.
stop. has signed with tho Fresno.
Cal. bail club. orr was sold recent.
y by tho seattle club. to shrcve.
port in the Texas league.
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tom Piles
ffer: Send
3ur address
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rlng you q
D. Doliaf
ks % Dr.
Weeks =
Absor2tion
nsnt for
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