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, 1924-09-11

A. B. Bartlett of Glendo, will put
on an educational exhibit of dressed
white leghorn cockerels to show that
even this breed Of cockerels is prop
erly fattened and dressed they excel
all other breeds. Other poultry
breeders will show what Wyoming
is really doing in grading and pack
Ing Eggs Of the highest quality.
A letter from the Big Horn Basin
explains that a county display Of
honey, agricultural products of
other kinds and a manufacturers ex-
hibit of basin products of extensive
nature is being planned and will
serve as a center Of attraction at the
State Fair. Niobrara County, work
ing under auspices of the Lions Club
of Lusk will put on a county display
of certified potatoes, kanred wheat,
rosen rye, and grimm alfalfa, be-
sides a radium display from their
local mines.
Natrona County with Casper as
the center, is most actively engaged
in preparing a wonderful display of
its products, while Converse County
expects to put forth a display of GER
titled seeds, Converse Wyomingite
graded eggs, alfalfa mill products,
apiary products, and a combined
creamery and dairy display of local
grown and manufactured nature.
The Wyoming Public is invited to
attend Wyoming State Fair which
begins Sept 18th and see what this
grand old state of ours produces and
how rapidly she is progressing into
a real manufacturing state.
, 1924-09-11

do pass. Trustee Johnson then sec
onded this motion. Roll call: Trus-
tee Johnson, Trustee Rendle and
Trustee Friend voting aye.
, An application for a license, pur-
suant to an ordinance above men,
toned. to transport garbage and rub
bish, within the limits of the City of
Rawlins, was presented to the
Board, by Mr.. John Beedie. 1t was
moved by Trustee Friend, seconded
by Trustee Johnson that the license
be granted. Roll call: Trustee John
son, Trustee Rendle and Trustee
, 1924-09-11
CITY

Rawlins, Wyoming, August 6, 1924.
Regular meeting of the Mayor and
Board of Trustees, of the City of
Rawlins, held at the City Hall, Aug
ust 9Th, 1924, at 1880 O'Clock, p. m.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Perrett. Roll call, Trustee John
son, Trustee Rendle, Trustee Friend
and Mayor Perrett, present. Absent
lone.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved.
The reports of the city officers,
for the month of July, We're pre-
sented and examined. 1t was moved
by Trustee Friend seconded by Trus-
tee Johnson that the reports be ac-
cepted and placed ON file in the Of
flee of the City Clerk. Roll call:
Trustee Johnson. Trustee Rendle
and Trustee Friend, voting aye.
Warrants for the month of July
were presented and checked, with
the stub and warrant register.
Claims against the city for the
month Of July were presented. Trus-
tee johnson then moved that the
salary and labor claims be allowed,
also the supply claims for the month
of May. Trustee Friend then Sec
onded this motion. Roll call: Trus-
tee Johnson, Trustee Rendle and
Trustee Friend, vtoing aye. War
rants were drawn in the following
amounts:
Eta d. Steward. s alary
City Clerk and cash paid
out -------- ---------$ 1883
Gertrude IL. Merrell, salary
CITY Treasurer - 5000
Gertrude II. Merreil, cash %
paid out, salaries, ex-
press. freight --- $3.50
A. J.. Roster. salary city
Attorney ------------ 5000
T.. ]. Wells. salary city po-
lice Justice --------- 5000
Ben G. Davis, maintaining
new water system 49, 10000
Fred Hillenbrand, salary
City Marshal --- 1850
A. r. Lamberson. salary
City Policeman -- 1904 o
ID. j.. Mccarthy, salary
City Policeman -- 5000
George Vermiilion, salary
City Policeman - 1900 0
William j. Hayes. bal. sal
AIRY Supt. Public Works 10000
f. j. Morgan. service Fire
Department - 10000
Joe Smith. services Fire
Department - 1900
Frank Jordan. labor 5000
Chas. Seth. labor------ 10000
Loue Erickson. labor 10000
II. +. C%oulehan, labor $1,000
Il. T. Smith, labor--- 1870
G. J. McFeeters. labor l44.OO
ID. c. Ross. sidewalks and
Crossings --- 10000
ID. c. Ross. grading for
sidewalks -- 10000
Pat Hickey. labor -- 10000
, 1924-09-11

hereby certify hat the above and
foregoing Ia a full, true and com
plete copy of the proceedings OF the
Board of Trustees OF the City Of
Rawlins as the same is and appears
OF record, at their regular meeting
held August 6, 1924.
witness my hand and seal this
7th day of August, A. d. 1924.
In Testimony Whereof / have
hereto affixed my official seal this
9TH day of August, A. d. 1924.
(Seal) ETA d. STEWARD,
City Clerk.
, 1924-09-11

Friend voting aye.
There being no further business
before the Board, it was regularly
moved, seconded and passed that the
meeting adjourn subject to the call
of the Mayor. So carried.
Approved:
HENRY PERRETT, Mayor.
Attest:
ETA d. STEWARD,
City Clerk.
STATE OF WYOMING,
SIS.
County of Carbon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
EAST PLAYS
WESTERNERS
IN STARTER

CHICAGo. April L. East met West
" in tho first game or the national
lnierFcholastic basketball iourna.
mcut hero today.
Prep teams from Manchester. y.
II. and Boise. Idaho. VIII open the
tourney az noon. This game viii be-
followed by nine others a. rapidly
hs they can be run of. 20 teams
competing today. The other bracket
OF 20 squads VIII swing into action
tomorrow and the firHt games OF the
second round will be played tomor.
row night.
Last minute Withdrawals OF teams
from Iolyokc. Mats. and Fon dn
Lac. Wis. were taken care Of when
Rattle Greek. Mich. and Hibbinr.
Minn., were substituted.
Tho tournament. sponsored by tho
University Of Chicago. has been an
annual event since 1918. Kansas
City. Kans.. won the NEE, last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01

I os ANGELES. April 1.-The an.
IL nouncemeuf today that Benta
min II Turpln III. celebrated bur
foon Of the films. win play for
America in tho olympic tennis
matches startled tho upor, world
Turpln Is TO replace William Til.
den II. national champion and ono OF
the greatest players Of all time. Til.
den was rendered ineligible 20 com.
pete by the recently adopted rule
barring paid writer's from amateur
competition
~ first the tennis world was IN
clined 10 accept tho statement that
Turpln would be a member Of the
Olympic team as the work % wag
Then Il became known that Turpin
has been playing tennis for more
than 20 years and i tho holder o.
numerous trophies,
IS il generally known. Turpin i
afflicted with crossed vision. This
condition has Melted him a fortune
in the screen comics n also devci.
ops that his great skin as tennis
player is directly attributable TO this
same condition.
TuFpln appears 10 be looxlng In
one direction. then hits the ball in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
PHONE WORKERS
PICK MCKINNEY

J. l., Mckinney was elected presi.
dent OF the Telephone Employees
Athletic association OF Seattle, organ.
lied last night by the male employees
OF the Pacific Telephone & Tele.
graph company.
G. d. Wilson was made vice presi-
dent ]. L. Edwards secretary. and
j. r. Hoblitzel treasurer.
Tho activities of the baseball team.
which is already practiclng for this
season. OF tho basketball squad and
OF the Telephone Bowling league.
will be co.ordinatcd thru the newly
formed organization. Other sports
will be promoted wherever sufficient
interest is shown.
The membership reported last
night showed n total OF SAC as a re.
suit OF the initial and partial canvass
of the telephone mon in the city, 1t
is expected that this will be largely
increased. A constitution, submitted
by n committee headed by Il. y.
Bradley, was adopted
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Tur pin Replaces TiIden
on u. S. Olympic Team,

the opposite direction This q said
10 have a most bsfuddilng effect on
The opposition and gives Turpln an
unusual advantage Turpln has been
known 10 win SCI after oct without
having a single return made on h.a
service
Il il reported thar Turpln defeated
Tilden dceialyely In a private match
hero some months ago when the ma.
,lansi champion Was visiting in IIol.
iywood, Owing 90 tho actors native
adherence Tor publicity the result, o.
the match was not made public.
Turpin has not positively decided
that ho win have time 20 make the
trip abroad. He IA engaged currently
in making new dramatic spectacle.
entitled Homo and Honor" and Il
Is his wish 20 finish this before turn.
ing to tennis.
Turpiu promises 70 announce def.
nitely his intentions 10 officials az
tho United States Lawn Tennis Aaso.
citation the fire, OF Tho month.
Yes. the first o. the month "a the
first Of April isn't ~
Darnsd these April Fool things
anyways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
Weights Mean Nothing
i'm California

Weights mean nothing in fights
in the four.round game in califcr-
MIA. Any Eastern fighter with a
reputation can come in at any
weight and almost handpick his
opponents. Joe Burman fought
Dandy Dick Griffen at Vernon tho
other night and tho bout was billed
at lis pounds. Griffen Is known
to weight ia and Burman looked
at least five or six pounds heavier
than Griffen. They certainly get
away with murder when they don't
have TO weigh in. Five pounds
makes n lot OF difference in any
division under the middleweight
limit. particularly in bantamweight
and featherweight fights.
Mike Dundee. the Illinois fighter
who licked Len Millody up North
recently. is now in California. ~
fought Johnny Farr. 125-poun
in Oakland recently. Dundee weighed
1874 pounds u month previous when
hc fought Joo German and no
weighed 1888 tho night he fought
AIalody. He didn't have to weigh
in at Oakland and it's Il cinch thae
he hasn't lost 10 pounds.
And yet he goes around the couii-
try saying that no bantamweishs
will fight him. No wonderl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
ROWING SHELL
PUT IN WATER

Fresh from tho hands Of George
poeock. master shell builder. tho
new washingion eigl,t-oared shell.
Evergreen state" rid Into the
water last night. amid cheers from
the assembled oaramen.
The first varsity took It's first
workout Ia the new shell, which
will be used in tho California race
April II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
NEWSPAPER
VERDICT TO
STRIBLING

NEW YORK. April by the
~ grace OF Jersey justice, which
does not permit decisions on
boxing contests. Mike AscTigue. OF
County Clare and New York. stlil
holds the worlds light heavyweight
championship. Before crowd OF H..
900. in Newark Armory, last night,
Young Stribling. just out Of a Geor.
gia high school. widely and convinc.
ingIy outpointed McTiguc IN a ~.
round bout. The score was IL to !.
in favor OF the young southerner.
In the tenth round stribling tried
TO take the law into his hands when
ne smacked over strong right
hand that caught McTigue on the
Jaw and sent the champion to his
knees.
Ma stribling, his mother.
dashed to his corner and shouted.
In high voice that carried over
the din raised by the crowd, Finish
him. boyi Finish him.
Stribling couldn't finish him, tho.
He hadn't been in the business long
enough to know how to put the fin.
ishing touches on a job almost done.
Hcrigue came up dizzy. without
taking the full count. and he
@smarted' his way thru to the fin.
ish.
McTigue, ut the end OF the bout,
vas tried and mussed.up cham.
pion. The champion blamed his
showing on being short Of work.
and 1t was apparent that strlbIing
had done the wise thing in taking
II fights after their first affair in
Georgia, while McTlgue remained
idle.
strlblIng gave McTigue many
chances early in the fight TO take
Tho offensive and show what he had.
When he found that the champion
had 30 little. Stribilng took the
fight away from him and carried IL
thru every round.
McTigue obviously was trying for
n one.punch fight In the second
round he got one good crack at
Stribling's jaw. and the youngster
was rocked to his ankles. but he
came right back.
The champion was wild on the or.
fensc. He was short with his
punches. his timing was poor and
bis footwork WINS even inferior to
that Of the yonDesior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
Dash Star
VIII Coach
Tiger Team
Waldo Throope. Former
Trojan Speedster, to
Direct Broadway Track
BY JACK HoHENBERG

WALDo TnRoorE. former in
w tsroollegiste 700 and seo3ari
dash record holder. Il the new aei
lax track coach AZ broadway hiEh
school. Marshall Goodwin. head
coach has bsen forced 10 sivs most
~ hts work 10 Throope because Of
The pressure of afterschooi classes.
Throopc a taking over tho posi.
ton voluntarily for pure love q
track and field athlstic, Ito viii
feeelyr no pay. az he r. not a mem.
ber OF the broadway faculty Hack
n 1910. the new mcntor was run.
ming under Coach Dean CruwolL. az
M. e. a.. ruashing all existing col.
icziate records. uutil Paddock came
along. hc hclh the iooyard record.
.at afs seconds ana the 2so, ~
ela5
Tho former Trojan siar = ham
rered az broadway because u the
poor turnout Moro men Is the II,
scr need Those already on hand
are good
capt. George norton. $50. Jim
Drnmhrii-r. 100 and 20. Wllfrod
Reeves. $50, Lawrence BailrS.
dashss and huf Kenny FISHER.
dsrhca. lauEic sa.i.r. dafhss. and
Hugh Morrow. $40. make up a pref.
ty fair team nut more men are
needed especially IA the field
events.
Coach Throope seems 20 have un'
covered "a phonom in the making IN
Paul Jackron. a lean. thiniegEed Eel
low. Who aides over Tho hurdles al
II he had been plugging away for
some time. Ia reality. Jackson has
been out only a few days. lie 10 sim
piy a natural hurilor.
other roodlookinE prospects are
Marvin Iioskins. IN The dashss. Jack
Hunt Ia tho weights and $50, and
George corcoran in ihs high jump
corcoran IL Just about the Tigers
best bet In tho Jumps.
A. the situation now stands
Throope has 20 men turning out rec
ulariy. For a school that has won
~ many track championships o.
Broadway. thls Is nearly dinxrnce
This new mentor Is going about his
work with a business like air and a
look that inspires confidence.
II Waldo Throopn has anything 70
Hay about u. those broadway Tigers
vii have track team second 90
none.
The confidence that won him
championships Il bcinE lnsililcf In
those youngsters out IN broadway
piayheid Coach Dean Cromwcii's
methods are being put into play with
the ultimate result that tho Pine =,
Institution will have 20 be reckonsd
as one OF the most dangerous In the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
BROADWAY AND
BALLARD LEAD

Broadway and Ballard remain un.
defeated IN tho high School Golf
league. having come thru The frat
and second weeks Of play success.
fully. Tho Tigers beat queen Anne,
~ 10 ~. Ballard conquered Gar
field. 100.
In the other matches. Lincoln
BRAT weat Seattle and tho strong
Franklin team handed Roosevelt, an
III thrashlnR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
NeW Coach
Issues His
First Call
Ray Daughters to Meet
With Candidates for
First Time Tonight
By TON OLSEN

TUE nrst mecting OF the Crystal
l. swimming club. under Ray
naughters. It's new coach. win be-
held tonight in the Natatonum
bulldinr.
Coach Daughters urges an can.
didatcs for the team 20 b. ON hand
for the initial meeting. where be-
viii outline plans for The coming
season
The new mentor plans 20 install
rigid trimming system Tor the
teams candidates, and 10 put the
work ON a moro serious basis than
Il has IN the past
With Nitric konowaloff. the biz
gcst point. gamer on tho team. on
the rolls. competition promises 10
he on "a much keener basis. Ko-
uowaloft resigned 10 work ln q
lcgging camp this summer. The
little star WAS cineh for about
everything that be entered IN. and
other swimmers had felt that Il
WAS useless 20 compete against
him
"Altho We hate 90 lose Nitric.
Coach Daughters said 81 i likely
20 put swimming on a keener com
petltivc basis in the club"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
CRYSTAL SWIMMING CLUB TO HAVE IT'S FIRST MEETING TONIGHT
Rest of Club Shapes Up
as Second DiUisiOn Cana
Mails, Boehler, Arlett and Krause Make Up the Best
Hurting Staff in League at This Writing; Regular
Lineup Isn't Very Classy =
BY LEO II. LASSEN

CAN BERNARDINO Cal. April Oakland viii have
y the best pitching staff in the Coast league this year
outside Of the mound department the Acorns look lust
ordinary and they'll be lucky if they don't finish in the
basement this year.
The pitching may carry them thru but the Of the
club is so week that it's doubtful
Walter Mails the Chatty One, who ought 70 be in the
majors right is the Of the staff This great left
handler should win nearly % games with such poor
team behind him.
Then the Oaks have Earl Kunz the big rghthander who
pitched effectively for Sacramento years ago. Kunz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
BLANCHE sTENMOE
- SOME SWIMMER

Blanche Stenmoc. winner Of The
Stars mile swim for women last
year. IS member OF pad" Hen.
rvs Green Lake Neptune club. Too
much credit cannot. be given this
girl for the race she swan IN win
ing the mile event. nosing out
Katherine Brown and a number OF
other wclIknown stars.
Henry. n veteran Of the old school.
taught and trimmed Miss stenmoe.
and he also should be given credit
for his accomplishment
Miss stennoe's victory was ono
II the biggest upsets ever TO be re-
corded in Northwest swimming cir
cles. She win be seen In active
competition again this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
Lightweights Feature
Los Angeles Cards

Just rs the wciterweighis have
been dominating the fight game in
the Northwest, the lightwcights arc
holding sway In Los Angeles. There
is big lightweight elimination
tournament going on now with such
fellows as Benjamin. Schlockcr.
White. Silver. Hoppe. Adams, oDcn-
nell and Farren entered:
Such eliminations furnish logical
matches and anything that starts
the fans buzzing is good publicity
and good reading matter, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
WASHINGTON
WOMEN WIN
u. S. TITLE

DILING up n total Of 2.72s to 2.ss2
L registered by their nearest com.
petitors. George Washington unIvcr-
sity Of Washington. ID. c.. the Uni.
yersi,y Of Washington women's rifle
team won the national women's rifle
shooting championship. It became
known here today.
The national champions arc Rober.
IA Bellazzi. Frances McCarty, Mar.
garet DuPuis. Mary MeiIke. Eliza.
beth Hinkley. Helen Jensen. Flor.
ence Davis and Olga Olsen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
THREE GIRL
STARS LOOM

Coach Daughters Is expecting big
things Of az least three 81 HIS girl
swimmers They are Agnes Spcidcl.
Madeleine Pless and Scva Brown
field.
spcidel has shown grcat
promise Ia The dashEs Madeleine
Picss Is uneqpallet as a breast stroke
swimmer in this section. Neva
Brownfield has made rapid strides
during the past season and shows
much promise or being a real star.
There are other girl swimmers who
are expected 20 star this coming sea.
son. and Daughters has an eye out
Tor any promising talent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
HoRNsBy MARRED

ST. LOUIS. NO. April Rogers
Horusby. champion batsmnn Of the
National league. was married here
February IS 10 Miss Jeanette Pen.
nington. u was announced hero yos.
ierday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
HESTER EASTMAN
TO SWIM AGAIN

Lsestcr Eastman, the little back
stroke stir. VIII swim again for the
Crystal club. She did no; eater any
Of the competition last year. but
plans on putting forth strenuous ef
forts this season.
Miss Eastman. like most OF the
other Crystal club swimmers. was de-
vcloDed b. Don Vickers. who gave
np his swimming work this season.
Nickers predicted big things for her
IN back stroke swimming
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is
KAYO WINNER

NEWARK. N. J.. April MAX.
Ing his first appearance after hav.
Ing been stopped by Jack Delaney.
Paul Bcrlenbach. New York middle.
weight. knocked on, Harry Krohn.
Akron. in the fourth OF a SEIZED.
'uIed l0.round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
DRUXMAN BALL
SQUAD PICKED

Manager Mcconaghy. OF the
DruSman bah club, has picked the
following team TO make up his
squad for tho coming season:
Ralph Virgins. a. Torgeson. Bill
Stitts. w. sheedy. Art Kohler. BY
Hobbs. s. Pendlcton, Louie Car.
caro-, j. Shabro. +. Corners, +.
castrow, C. Phillips. b. Tape. II.
South and Bill McGuen.
This array, consisting OF some OF
the best amateur talent in the city.
viii play independent out-of.town
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

GAN BERNARDINO, Cal,
- April 1.-The talk about
James w. Coffroth staging a
Dempsey-Wills fight at IT,
juana. Mexico, that was given
such big play by Califor-
MIA scribes has been taken as
Just so much publicity stuff
for Coffroth's big handicap
horse race that was run at
Tijuana, March %. -
Dempsey and his manag -
Jack Kearns, are now in Los
Angeles, whore they plan to
stay for several months and
Dempsey will most likely
spend some of his time in the
moving picture studios. where
he viii make several films.
a few months ago. prior TO tho
ien opening OF the Tijuana track.
a story was circulated by publicity
men that coffroth might stage
Lew TendIcr-Benny Leonard fight
there. but nothing ever came OF q
cxcep; a lot Of publicity. -
Coffroth. high.class sportsnl2
Is well liked b. the California news
paper fraternity and he has little
trouble in getting headlines for
rumors that he may turn to the fight
game again.
Thousands OF railblnis have been
following the races at Coffroth's
track this year and he has had
one OF his best seasons as a pony
promoter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
HAGEN LEADING
IN GOLF PLAY

PfNEHURsT. n. c.. April L.
Waiter Hagen led the Nor,h.sou,h
open tourney with n score OF ss. 6s
-l5o. here yesterday. He was four
strokes ahead OF Jock Hutchinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
GRID STARS WITH YANKs

The New York Yankees have n
bunch OF college football stars on its
roster, Mike Gazclla OF Lafayette.
Hinkle Haines Of Penn State. Hen.
bricks OF Vanderbilt and Gehrig OF
Columbia. now with tho Yankees.
were all grid celebrities at college,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
SID HARnARIAN MINs

DETROIT, Mich, April f.--gId
Barbarian. Detroit lightweight. won
newspaper decision over Harry
Mason. English boxer. here last night
In 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
DELANEY WINS

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. April L.
Jack Delaney OF bridgeport. who re.
Gently stopped Paul Bcrlonhach.
scored technical Knockout over Leo
Leonard of wilkes.Barre. Pa, in the
third round here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
POLO MATCHES
ARE SCHEDULED

England has accepted September
6. 10 and 10 as the dates for tho
international polo cup contest. nc.
cording TO word received by tho
United stntcs Polo association. Tho
matches arc TO be played at
Mcadowbrook club, Wostbuiy. l.. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
COOPER IN
CENTER FIELD

Claude Cooper. ono OF the best
all.around outfielders in the league
when he's right. win be In center
field. Cooper has been troubled
with bad health.
Ariett and George lafayette. both
good hitters. but terrible ou,fIeldcns
will take care OF right field.
Del Baker a good catcher. and
young Read. a fair prospect. viii
do the receiving.
Ivan Howard. who hasn't won
any medals by his gcneralship since
taking over the Oaks two years
ago. viii handle tho club again.
II looks like another berth IN
the second division for the Bay City
team unless the pitching carries
them thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-01
GIBBONS WINS

MEMPHIS. April Tommy Glib.
bons, st. Paul heavyweight. stop.
ped Soldier Lee, Chicago, heavy.
weight in the third round.