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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Road Bulletin
KING COUNTY ROAD BULLETIN
Thomas n, Becman
King County Engineer


King County Engineer
Week Ending sept. 90, 1924.
All paved roads In good condition.
Rrnton Maple Valley open 10 Maple
wood farm only. Maplewood farm TO
one milo beyond Elliott closed Dctour
20 Maple Valley via Cedar Grove aud
Hobart roads. Pavement viii DO open
about October 10.
Kent. Black Diamonds Paved for ~
miles out OF Kent. three gravel roads
90 end OF paving good gravel
Maple VALLEY Black Diamond; Good
gravel.
Enum claw rrnpIsiini Good. Use caution
In approaching Green river gorge on
account OF traffic on holidays.
Sunset IIighwuy-
Renton-1ssaaunh Paved.
Issaaunh Prcstoni raNcd
Prrstou-f Hii Cityg Good gravel
Fall Cit>-Denny Creeks Good gravel.
Denny Creek to summit fair gravel.
Issaaunh Newport; Excellent.
Auburn Black Diamonds Via soos Crock.
gravel section good.
stevens Pass Highway Open TO n point
five miles beyond skykomish.
WoodinNille- Duynll; Good gravel
Kent Dcs Moincs Closed Tor paving. De
tour thru Zenith. Pavement will be
open October 10
Des Mnincs-racumn IIlEhline-Falr con.
dition, loose gravel In places
Nnchos Pass; Excellent condition In
King county. open to white river
camp,
Lake Forest Park North Trunk connec.
lions one mile pavement excellent:
balance good gravel
bellevue Rcdnondi Good.
Rrdmond-fnlI city; Good gravel
scattlc-Dcs Moinesi Brick road FIJI
across ravine north OF Dos Moiues COM
pietr; open 20 travel.
Narrov Point Road Closed FOR paving
For further Information. enlI MA In.
$780, local 26i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Combine All Cars and
You'll Get Perfection
But the Cost Will Stare You Down Be-
fore You Get That Kind of Auto

an Older form in IN auto. with pruc.
tlally no additional cost we must
bs satisfied with the kind Of new
carr We are getting today
Perhaps. with the gradual adop.
ton N improvements year by year
q car will eventually come forth az
nearly perfect As f. humanity posi-.
bic 20 make u and AZ practically the
same cost M in former years. II
viii he product Of the keen com.
petition that exists 10 tho automo.
tiyc trade today n viii - pracil.
caiiy the last step In the concerted
rndesvnr % give tho motorist some.
thing better NJ no additional cost
90 him
In this search for something bet.
ter" manufacturers direct their ef.
forts aionz two channels.
IMPROVEMENTS
STAY
ono kind seeks improvements in
Tho car Another comes forth with
"chnnEc.T
Between which there - Frca,
difference.
4 motoriEt may Rcy something
better" when the car that used TO
10 siN is now an eight. or whom
tho lines Of tho body arc materially
changed Bus there IL considerable
doubt whether an improvement has
been effected.
on Tho other hand. substitution OF
an easier form Of fabrication for the
old method g. unqucstionphly an i'm.
provemcnt. II ia the kind Of some.
thing batter" that viii take part in
tho makeup Of the forthcoming
perfect car
4 process Of elimination Il In
progress even today. by which mere
changes arc adopted and abandoned.
while improvements remain The
auto owner Is tho final arbl,or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20

such Buick attractions ns tho self
Iubrica,inE universal bearing. tho
oiling system. tho box construction
Of the CroNs. pieces or the frame and
the iowprcssufc tires. fourwheci
brakes and exhaust heat addition to
the carhurctor unit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
9l-Inch Displacement With SuperCharger

TUE small automobile II going 4
Il b. made smaller.
In 1895. according TO present
signs. automobiles entered In tho
annual 5O0.mllc classic nj the
indianapolis Speedway will have
piston displacement Of 81
cubic inche,-tlny engines going
at the rate Of mors than 5000
revolutions 0 minute and speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20

Ing faster than the bigger ma.
chimes Of previous years.
Tho history OF auto racing points
20 the steady deerehss Of engine
hlEa Tor iightncss and speed, In
1911. when the FIRST race was run.
the limit was 600 cubic inches. and
biE numbering cars weighing 1000
pounds and over made what was
then the remarkable speed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
CROSSING ELIMINATION

Cost Of eliminating the 25s.3s2 rail.
road grade crossings in tho United
States. II is estimated. would amount
TO si9.0O0.o0O 900. and would take
hundreds OF years TO accomplish. AZ
present there Is a yearly net increase
Of nearly 1000 grade crossings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
ONE AT
TIME

SO. until We find way 10 sub.
btituic an improved mechanism for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
SPARK PIIlGs

The Importance OF efficient spark
plugs cannot be estimated, says n
we'll known automobile engineer.
Never wait until they misfire and
always buy the best quality obtain.
nblo,-Automobilo Digest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
BIG CAME HUNTING GREAT
FOR CONDITIONING BODY

eat very little until you reach your
camp at night.
A five or six weeks trip win put
any well man under 80 in n condi.
ton Of physical fitness no nevcr
knew before. The greatest dsyotecs
OF big game hunting. as a class.
arc medical mon. why7 My ex.
pcricnes has taught mo that the
ratio Of physicians who hunt biz
game. against the entire field. Is
about ono in six.
Try this calculation some time and
see for yourself. Your doctor II an
educated man. He has spent about
20 years. In mental training. After
that he learns lot more about
man. his physical weaknesses, nd
vantages OF fresh air. sunlight.
change OF food. change OF scenery,
and. above all. tho value OF an alb
rupt change of living conditions.
Are tho examples set by Dempsey
and your doctor. and the words OF
wisdom OF Walter Camp. worth any.
thing 10 you?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Stroud Is
Trying TO
Get Back
Former Salt Lake Pitcher
Would Return to Or
ganized Baseball Again

DALPH STROUD, once the leading
~ pitcher OF tho Coast league. IA
trying 10 get back into organized
baseball.
Tho star highlander 0. the Salt
Lake Bees OF few years ago. has
tired Of tho onee.a.week diamond life
IN tho San Joaquin valley league and
ho would rejoin the Bees II Commits
sioner Lands would rslnstate him.
President BIZ Lane OF tho sait
Lake club l. willing 10 take Stroud
back into the fold II Lands pssssa
on him.
Tho Bees AFRO very short Of pitch.
era aud aiihe Stroud hasn't been In
tho league for several years he Is
uaid 10 have retained all Of his 81.
feetiyeneas and II no il az good as no
was fow years back. hr would b
great help 20 the Bees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
ST. LOUIS
ASKS MUCH
FOR RAJAH

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.--Exorcising
IN rights OF citizens in a free
country. tho Boston Braves let II
be known they would like 10 have
Rajah Hornsby.
II developed today. however, tina,
hope of getting the st. Louis star
lasted eniy until Branch Hickey,
tho Cardinal manager. answered tho
question: How much do you want
for him7''
Hickey. II is understood. said;
We'll take Joe Gcncwich. Cotton
Ticrncy. Mickey o'Neil. Jocko Con.
lon-and 100000 In coin"
Tho deal was then dropped, the
Braves protesting such n trade
would leave them with Hornsby
and ball park in hook.
Judge Emil Fuchs causcd another
Tutoring OF the public pulse when
no announced that tho Braves had
offered s25o.ooo for Hornsby last
summer. He figures. from the yni.
uation placed upon tho players dc.
manded by tho Cards for Hornsby
that tho st Louis owners looked
upon their second sacler az n
100000 asset.
II was suggested hero that the
Braves In asking Hornsby's pricc
vcic prompted by tho American
curiosity that prompts a shop girl
TO sit in Rolls Royce at the auto.
mobile show and ask how much
IL is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Shade to
Fight in
Northwest

.DAvE SHADE. one Of the leading
~ welterweights in the game. Is
faid 70 be heading this way from New
York. Shade. who has fought in Sc.
attic many times. Is rated next 70
Mickey Walker. worlds champion. in
his division.
Shade. Is planning a trip 70 his
home In California and with chances
TO fight in Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land he win probably stop over Ia
the Northwest
TED Krache may be selected 10
fight him in Tacoma while there are
plenty OF other opponents In sight
for him IL Seattle and Portland de-
eide 10 use him
Shades IAst big fight was with
Billy Wells. the highiy.toutsd Eng.
lishman whom Shade handed bad
beating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
OCKFNDEN AND
.HAVERS BEST
YANKEE STARS

GAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2is-wlth
~ thrilling long puts. Arthur
,s=rsss and James ockcndcn. the
British and French open champions.
won n great match at tho MERGED
Golf and Country club yesterday
BY defeating Gene sararon and John
Black, the two heroes OF Skokic.
by n single hole.
Tho British starts had hard.
stern chase nil day for after ticing
three OF tho first five holes they
mover caught their opponents with
tho 30th holc OF tho match.
HcayeS moro than Justified his
worldwide reputation as probably
the longest driver on earth. On tho
10th no was out in front with n
s0o.yard drive ana in the after
noon he was at least 20 yards fur
Their on his 4eo.yard holc with only
n half.iron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
They Won't Let
Willie Meehan Retire

No less than six times In the last
SIX months has Willie Meehan an.
nounced his retirement from the
ring.
But they simply won't LEI him
alone-meaning tho promoters.
Aitho Mcchan can't punch his
way out OF a paper bag and couldn't
beat a rug. he is Ia line for a bout
with Jack Renault in Omaha soon
Every time aIechan's namc
comes up It is reminder OF the
fight he had with Floyd johnson
ut the Pavilion here two or three
years ago. Ad Scilacht gave the de-
cisson 10 Johnson and Meehan start
cd one Of hts bass drum punches at
Adolph. The latter showed more
speed than Charley Paddock ever
dreamed OF and in two jumps no was
over the ropes and out OF the ring.
\ couple OF John Laws took Mco-
han In tow. srotted him down 20 the
police station where Meehan was civ.
IN - hours in which 70 leave Seattle.
With tears streaming down his face.
aIeehnn promised 20 depart lninacdi.
ztely for that dear San Francisco.
lie did and he hasn't been back
since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Diamond Dust

Tue New York yanks now have siH
cutsielaers on their roster. Thsy are
Ruth. witt. Msassi. Combs. iisnrick ana
iIAines
Mickey iaionse. veteran catcher, who
has served IN many minor leagues. has
bcsn cngaEed "a coach Of pitonsrs Tor the
Cornell unlysrsity team this year,
fred Mitchell. former manager Of the
Boston Braves. has been signed Rs pitch
Tag coach for ths Harvard nine
Hay sehmanat. infisidsr, has bcsn
claimed by the Boston Naiionsls from
brooklyn hy tho waiver route.
Jo.h pevore has sold his butcher snep
IN Maristta. O.. end plans 70 come back
70 baseball - manager thta year.
Tom shechan. bought by Cincinnati
from 50. Paul foF fancy price. Il making
his second trip 10 the big top. lie vas
with the NeW York Yankees "a 1891. but
Miller HegElns couldn't see him thea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Orr Sent to
Shreveport

prLLY ORR. veteran Seattle
~ infieldcr. has been sold to
the Shreveport club. OF the Texas
league.
Orr has spent something like
10 years In this company, and
had clipped considerably tho last
season, He was with Sacramen.
TO and Salt Lake before coming TO
Seattle.
Gene Kunz, former Lincoln
high school player. who was un.
der contract TO the Indians. has
been given his outright release.
kuns Is n second sackcr. and,
with Cliff Brady and Clyde
Mcarkle on the job II was fig.
ured that he wouldn't have much
chance OF making the grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
40. A. e. QUINTET Will Give HUSKIES CACERS REAL TEST
About Fights
and Fighters
RY LEO III. LASSnN

CIZE isn't everything in
~ the ring.
IL takes something more
than mere bulk TO get by in
the squared circle.
Jack Homer, the Oregon
Giant, is thru.
A moose of n man, weigh
ing around 265 pounds,
standing nearly six feet six
inches and so proportioned
that he had to have his ring
togs made to order, has de-
cided to quit the game of
swat.
He had Just two fights. lie
knocked out tho Iiepner Giant In SIX
rounds because the latter was too
tired 10 continue,
and he was knocked out himself
BY Moose Norbeck after taking four
knockdowns
That cured Horner OF fistlc amhi.
tons
Anybody wishing TO buy one
punehlng bag. one pair OF extra
large sparring gloves. two sym
suits. extra large. two pairs o. box
ing shoes. mado 20 order In the East.
ana one pair OF punching bag gloves
extra large. might apply 20 Jack
Hornrr. general delivery. Portland,
ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
CALGARY TO
WIND UP IT'S
COAST TRIP

THE Calgary hockey team Is com
l. plstlng IT, last trip 10 the Pa.
clfic coast for tho year At Vancouver
tonight. tho Tigers taking on the
Maroons.
The Seattle team Il making Ia sec
ond bow on tho prairie tonight. bat.
ting the strong Regina club.
While Seattle II on tho road this
week. Vancouver and Victoria Will
play here Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Beavers Will Play Here
on Friday; Gill Is Star
Veteran Team to Face Washington; Montanan'
Give Huskies Thrill in Closing Game of Then
Series Saturday Night Locals Winning 80 to 81

WITH four straight victories in the record book the
w Washington basketball five is preparing for the big
game with the crack o. A. c. team at the local gymnasium
Friday.
Washington will be at full strength for the Beavers In
the four games with Whitman and Montana, both Gundach
and Heseh have been out most OF the time and their loss
has been felt.
The Oregon Aggie team is powerful aggregation.
Sats" Gill one OF the best forwards the Northwest has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
ILLslaN PLAYS
SPECTACULAR GAME

Throwing baskets from all over the
floor aud making some sensational
shots. Captain Iilman. the giant Mon.
tAna center. gave tho fans who Jaw
tho final game with Washington
Saturday night. somo real thrills.
Ilman shot 10 field goals. most OF
them long shots from bad angles
Washington won the game ~ 10 81,
but the laai.minuto rally OF tho Grir
zllca almost gave Coach Edmundson
tho 81. lltus dance. Ho had taken
out Frayns and Anderson for Peters
aud Clarke ana no had 10 ahoot his
regulars back Into the game TO hold
tho slim lead.
untii che ias, few minutes OF the
game. Washington had things ia
own way.
Illman Is stu green AZ the court
game. but no has tho build. speed.
fight and strength and once no pol
isho- up his floor game he win b.
little short OF wonder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Ebright Is
Selected as
Bear Coach

DERKEf-Er. CAT. Jan si--car-
ID roll Ebr4Eh,. coxswHin for the
University OF Washington crews Of
1916 and 1917. named coach o, the
University Of California crew for the
mex, two years. will Introduce tho IA
NOUS connlb<ar Hyatsm here and put
California into tho water AZ rough.
keopslr this spring. he says.
Ebrlghi's appointment was an.
nouncsd yesterday. With him a. a..
sistant coach. comes Russell NayioF.
coxnwain for Washington In 1919.
T.bright succeeds Hen Wallis. for.
mar yais stroke. who mas unable 10
give his entire iima 10 whipping the
Bears into rowing snaps. Wallis
will associate with Ebright In an adj.
viosry capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Lee FOhL Thinks Mound
Men viii Try Cheating

BOUT five years ago the major leagues started
trick freak pitching Such deliveries banned
including the spit ball.
In order to make it difficult matter for the pitchers to
tamper with the ball major league umpres made prac
tice to put new ball into play the slightest preex
off all possibilities for pitcher TO cheat Incidentally II
made for increased hitting The scheme therefore served
both purposes desired the elimination Of ckery in pitch
ing and decided increase in batting.
Naturally the pitchers whole complained. Those who
tamperng with the ball In order to increase their
effectiveness yelled TO the heavens Also the pitcher who
working legally entered strenuous kick for It is
welknown fact that cnryeball pitcher can get much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
RY NORRIS ACKERMlAN

HUNTING. big game especially.
IL IL the greatest physical condi-
toner In the world-and to the
majority OF us the most pleasant
Pick UP a newspaper most any
day and you read that Jack Demp-
sey Is either on a big game hunt,
las Just returned from one or Is
again on his way. You might say
that OF all persons who need this
kind OF exercise Dempsey has tho
least use for II.
Dcmpsey's greatest asset IL his
love OF the outdoors. Climbing over
New Mexico's parched rocks. tho
an5w-clad peaks OF California and
plowing thru New Brunswick's
swamps in search OF moose. deer,
bear and other big game stamps
Jack Dempsey as smart man
IL you like that sort OF sport
those kind Of trips are not work.
they are play. and while you play
the grind Is taking everything bad
out Of you and replacing II with
the strength and the power Of re-
sistance Of grizzly.
| sat at the speakers table the
other day when Walter Camp was
giving a talk and demonstration OF
his famous daily Dozen" Aior &
with a number of other devotees Of
various lines Of sport ! was thus
honored- Camp turned TO me and
said: "You need never worry about
the fisherman and hunter. His sport
calls for the outdoors and all the
advantages 1t holds. lie can cat
anything and everything put before
him Unfortunately we can't all be
fishermen and hunters-some OF US
have 10 work for living"
Mr.. Camp Is right about the
fisherman and hunter In his eat.
ing. He Is right about the advan
tages to be derived. He is more
or less wrong when he says. "ws
can't all be fishermen and hunters"
because we all can fish and hunt
more or less. The more we dc
the better off we are.
A hunting trip IN the Rocky
mountains VIII take more out OF a
man than any Job on earth. By
the same token Il win put moro In
him. That kind OF hunting calls
for climbing UP. up. up from day
light until the setting sun. One
day will tell your physical con
dIsion. You'll cut your smoking
down the first day. cut II out thu
sccond, eat heavy breakfast tho
first day. a light breakfast th'
second and in three days you'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

better break on the ball when
he is pitching an old one.
Every reform has It's reaction.
that often Is AZ bad as the evii that
has been eliminated. Tho almost
constant use OF news baiin proved
very costly. In addition /, 20 In.
creased batting that 1, took tho
premium or tho 800 hitter.
During the final stage Of the 1879
race both major league staffs Of UNI.
plrea exercised much more care In
putting old balls out Of play. Tho
result WAS an Immediate Increase in
The effectiveness OF the pitchers and
a slump In the base hit market.
Leo Fohi. rcsouTcefui leader Of the
Boston Red SoS. fears tha, the
drastic change Ia the policy OF
handling the balls will make FOR a
return Of trick pitching. Says Fohi:
u ON IN faver Of keeping old
balls IN play that formerly would
have been thrown out II tho scheme
Increases tho csfecslvcnesa OF the
pitchers thru natural methods.
However, I fear thar many
Pitchers who nre inclined to resort
10 trick pitching win find the old
psll greatly 10 their liking.
For five years tho umplres have
worked overtime 70 cut out trick
pitching Now tina, II has been
practically eliminated BY their real.
GUS efforts I fear they are counting
danger b. going back 10 tho old
sysirm.
There AFRO somo pitchers who
seek 10 win regardless Of the meth.
DDS used. When certain few use
trickery. and get away with Il.
other pitchers who have been work.
ing honestly. decide they might a.
wcll cheat. And then thers Is trou.
bic galore"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Card Is
Complete
for POOi

WITH Tod Morgan and Frankie
w Britt fighting Tor the Coast fea.
therweight title in tho six'round
main event. Dan Salt and Lonnio
Austin have completed their ring
card FOR the Crystal Pool tomorrow
night.
billy Morrow and ROY Small. light
weights. arc boxing a return so In
the slx.round semi wlndup.
Pat Williams and Babe Folmer,
ightwe.ghis. box tho four.round spe.
cial event.
Jerry Clark and Jimmy o'Bnen.
llghtwelghis. and Sailor Eddie Nell
and seweil Dean. welierwcighis.
,angis in the two preilminarics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
BALLARD Is
WINNER IN
HOCKEY GO

The faststepplng Ballard Cubs
won SIS seventh consecutive contest
by taking a roller hockey match
from the University All Stars on
the Crystal Pool floor by a to ="
count. Irwin Hoff Of the Cubs WI
tho outstanding star OF the melee.
This week three more practice
encounters are being marked in the
books by Gene walby. president Of
the league. Tonight the Cubs win
meet tho All Stars IN return
game. while on Wednesday and Fri
day the Mercer Athletic club plays
tho L.Echi Tigers. and the Beacon
Hiii juniors are matched with the
franklin Huskies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Ballard and
w est Siders
Will TangIe

DALLARD and West Seattle. two
ID OF the leaders in the prep school
basketball race. win meet In m I'M
poriant gamo Tuesday afternoon al
the West Side sym. The winner OF
that game will stand a good chance
Of winning the high school cage title.
Three other good games are on the
cards for Tuesday afternoon.
Queen Anne. altho Unexpectedly
swamped By Broadway last Friday.
meets the indicated Roosevelt five
on tho Queen Anne floor. A hot bat
tie should develop there.
Lincoln and Garfield iangie AZ
Lincoln. while the deadly rivals,
Franklin and Broadway. win have u
out In the Mount Baker gymnasium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

had IN years, Is playing ms
third and last season and is
the big star Of the team.
Waldo stoddard. another letter
man. Loris Baker ana John Kolkana.
both new men. arc the other for.
wards.
Nose Lyman Is playing center and
Is n moose Of fellow. While he's
not In Mush iIiel,e's class. hs IL
plenty good.
Harold Rulings and Carlos Steele.
veteran guards. take carr OF tho do
fense.
George brown Is tho sub center
and John Eilertson Is the extra
guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
THAT FRISCO
BOOZE CAGE

For years the San Francisco club
has soid seats in lis lower Grand.
stand. known as tho booze cage. %
for rs cents. giving their customers
IS cents In trade and paying visiting
clubs 40 per cent OF so cents for those
seats. This has been changed as
other clubs in tho league have Oh.
iecssd and In The future tho Frisco
club viii charge rs cents and visit.
lnE clubs viii receive 20 per cent OF
IS cents.
In the cid days. prior 20 prohlbi.
ton. liquor wnn soid there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
B0EHLER IS
sIDEARM PITCHER

They say that George Boehler win
prove a winner In this league.
The veteran righthandcr who has
Joined tho Oakland club IL side.
arm pitcher with wicked de.vcry.
while he failed 10 make the grade
with pittsburg, they say he can pitch
and should DO a winner out this way.
Bochicr camc into national fame
by winning IS games for Tulsa in
is77. winning the pcnnant for that
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
PORTLAND HAS
DEAL PENDING

Portland has another deal pending
with tho brooklyn Dodgers. The
Beavers have already sold them Pit
cher HARRISON and shorthiop Jones
The National league team IL dioker'
ing for Second Basemnn Nccann and
outsieldsr Coz Both OF these youns
men deserve chance and they
should DO good men FOR tho Super
has.
II Cor IL roid. I, means that Bill
Ksnworthy must rebuild his out
field an Lee King has already beer
sold 20 the TEXAS league.
He stili has High and Crcsse;t on
hand.