davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-03-31
Garh of Thanks.

We wish 10 express our sincere
friends and to the employees of the Wash
ington and Virginia Rwy 20. for their
expressions of sympathy and for the beau
tiful floral tributes sent on the occasion of
the death Of our devoted mother ALICE
j.. BROOKS. THE FAMILY. =
Evening star., 1924-03-31

The Lions Club will meet Mt Iunch-
con Wedn esday, 1880 p.m., at Willard
Hotel. Dr.. G. F. Bowerman will
speak of THE Application of the
Library to Business"
Evening star., 1924-03-31

Cfvftan luncheon tomorrow. Speaker,
Secretary Of Labor J. J. Davis DR..
c. P. Frailey, soloist. Civitan meet
ing, April s, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1924-03-31
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Is an. Greenwich time. todar.l

$4,000 Life Insurance for $46.90
At age 35-send date Of birth for partic.
ulars and illustration Company founded 1865.
Assets over $500 900, 900.
n. Lekoy Goff. $40 Woodward Bldg.
RrancheS-H 340.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

Association Of Oldest Inhabitants
Union engine house, 18th and III streets.
Evening star., 1924-03-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Graee Abbott. chief of the
chiidren'S bureau, Department of
Labor, will speak on The Child
Labor Amendment" at the child well
fare conference to be conducted
April "a in Buffalo in conjunction
with the convention of the National
League of Women Voters.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

Senator Howell of Nebraska will
speak of municipal public utilities
problems before the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association tomorrow at ST.
Stephens Hall. Nomination of Of
ficerS.
Evening star., 1924-03-31
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.


Women's City Club-Mi-Ca
dance, under auspices of entertain
ment committee, $50 o'clock.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. /.
Daughters Of Veterans, will give a
card party, s o'clock, at Grand Army
Hall.
Anna Maud Hallam Practical Psy-
chology Club will meet, 7:45 O'clock
the Playhouse.
Randle Highlands Citizens Associa-
tion will meet
Evening star., 1924-03-31
Auxiliary Home Board ,

Auxiliary Home Board of William
F. Hunt Chapter, o. E. s.. will give
of Walter r. Crow. 1911 Kenyon
street.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

The Columbian Women will hold
business meeting tomorrow, 4:30 pm
at 1895 K street
Evening star., 1924-03-31

The District Of Columbia pubIIc
School Association has postponed its
meeting from Wednesday to April 9.
pm, in Franklin School
Evening star., 1924-03-31

The Helen Keller Guild will meet
wednesday, pm. at home of Mrs.
w. T. SpranSy, 1874 Columbia road.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

Takoma Park Civic Club will be
addressed Tuesday by Miss Gertrude
Richardson Brigham, at motion pic
ture house, 2 pm. Subject: Art in
Washington"
Evening star., 1924-03-31

street.
The Columbian Women will hold a
business meeting tomorrow. 4:3O pm,
at 1885 K street.
The Helen Keller Guild will meet
Wednesday, pm. at home of Mrs.
w. f. Spransy, 1914 Columbia road.
Takoma Park Civic Club will be
addressed Tuesday by Miss Gertrude
richardson Brigham, at motion pic
ture house, 2 pm. Subject: Art in
Washington"
DIR. Duncan Phillips will be at hon,e
to members of the District of Colum-
b1a Federation of Women's Clubs
Wednesday from noon to pm, at
Twenty-First and Q Streets Memorial
Gallery.
Manor Park Citizens Association
will meet Wednesday evening at 62I0
Sd street
Briehtwoed Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow at Bright
tion.
The District of CoIumbin Public
school Association has postponed it's
8 pm, in Franklin School.
Senator Howell Of Nebraska will
speak of municipal public utilities
problems before the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association tomorrow at ST.
Stephens Hall. Nomination of of
f1cerS.
The Lions Club will meet Mt Iunch-
con wednesday, 1880 pm. at Willard
Hotel Dr.: G. F. Bowerman will
speak of The Application of the
Library to Business"
Cfvftan luncheon tomorrow. Speaker,
Secretary Of Labor j. J. Davis. DR.
c. P. Frailey, soloist. Civitan meet
ing, April s, $50 pm.
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants
will meet Wednesday, 7:30 pm, at
Union engine house, 18th and II streets
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT
Women's City Club-Mf-Carem
dance, under auspices of entertain
ment committee, $50 o'clock
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, No. I.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

BriGhtwo0d Parent-Teacher AsSrS
citation will meet tomorrow at Bright
wood School. Telephone demonstra-
tion.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

DIR. Duncan Phillips will be at home
to members of the District of Colum
b1a Federation of Women's Clubs
Wednesday from noon to 1 pm, at
Twenty-First and Q Streets Memorial
Gallery.
Evening star., 1924-03-31

Manor Park Citizens Association
Will meet Wednesday evening at 6210
Sd street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
AMONG THOSE
ENTERED

Here are Just a few who are ex.
pecisd 10 make strong bid for the
title: Mrs. II. o. Young. last years
runnsr.up: Mrs. c. C. Cary. the 1929
medaiIst; Mrs, J. c. Bridgman; Mrs.
.. r. Twitchell. all 81 whom ARE
teammates Of the champion: Miss
Helen Farrell. Mrs. II. ". Pease.
Mrs. D. II. Moss and Mrs. II. X.
Roberts. OF the North End club: Mrs.
~. c. Moore and Mrs. F. Van Pat;cn.
darlington and RaInier's hes; bets;
Mrs. L. Carpenter. from the Jeffer.
son Park Golf club. There will be
plenty OF others on hand. who may
upset the dope before the final
match Is decided. Fifty are expected
10 start.
Play viii start with a qualifying
round OF rs holes OF medal play on
Monday. The 1s low quaiifiers win
continue on match play for the rest
Of the week. except Friday. Decora.
ton day. Flights viii be provided
for those who fall 20 get into the
championship test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
OREGON STAR
SHOWING UP
AS SPRINTER

II UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu.
" gene, May 24.--Marvin X. Lu.
CAS-. University Of Oregon Splinter
who won both the 100 and 200.yard
dashes in the dual meets with the
University OF Washington and the
oregon Agricultural College, has
come to his own after two seasons
Of work with the varsity squad. Lu.
cas- started his college career as a 40
man and ran with the relay team for
Two years.
This season Coach Bill Hayward,
being short of sprinterB. started
Lucas over tho shorter routes; and
Lucas made good. In the University
IT Washington meet at Eugene he
covered the century In 101 and at
corvallis. against strong wind and
On soft track, he negotiated the
distance in 10.2.
Lucas 10 - years old and is run.
ming his last year for the varsity.
with conditions favorable and the
competition he Will have 10 meet IN
the Coast conference meet here, May
70 and Al, Lucas rs dopcd 10 win the
century and go in better time than
they have been run In the Northwest
tfiir year.
His home Is al klamath Falls. Ore
Guu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
WOMEN TO SETTLE
CITY TITLE

who's who among seatties large
collection OF high class women golf
err win be decided next week AZ the
Seattle Golf club. which il the test.
ing grounds for this. the second an.
nual wonsn's city championship
problem 10 be solved.
Mrs. n. Knox Roberts. captain Of
the entertaining club. IL handling
The tournament. and that she has
worked hard 10 insure its success is
shown by the remarkably strong
field that has entered.
Mrs. Fred Jackson. the defending
champion. is favored 20 cop the hon.
orn again. but this wonderful links
woman from Inglewood Is going 10
have plenty Of real stiff opposition
10 defeat In her efforts 20 keep the
crown from topping from IFS pres.
cut position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
GILBREATH
TO START
AUTO RACE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May a.
Capt. w. s. Gilbrcath. an auto.
mobile racing enthusiast since the
inception OF the thrilling sport, has
been named as the official starter
or the Twelfth international 500.
mile race. TO be held at the Indian.
apolis motor speedway. Friday. May
80.
He will wave the red flag that
will send the 80 entrants away in
a flying start on 500.mile journey
that annually Is witnessed by more
spectators than attend any other
sporting event in America.
Gilbrcath is resident OF Detroit.
Mich, where he Is manager OF
the Detroit Automobile club. Seth
Klein. an Indianapolis sportsman,
will be assistant starter.
The elimination trials will be in
charge OF Klein. the assistant
starter, while Gilbreath will assume
a position above the track on the
day OF the race. with Klein han.
ding the flags on the ground.
The red flag starts the race and
denotes clear course: yellow Is II
warning to slow down; white. stop
for consultation: blue, accident on
course: green. starting your last lap,
and then comes the cheekered flag
the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

of .fui. Collecting an average
like that in the big Oakland
and Los Angeles parks is hit
ting. brothers.
Among these blnEles have been
three doubles and two homers one
homer cinched game In Oakland
and the other pat Fridays hattie
Ia the cooler.
BoNmHn's biggest hitting feat
came tn Thursdays game when he
knicked Frank schrllenhaek for five
singles. stole two bases and scored
four runs.
He has scored Is times on this
trip
Aitho he Is a dead left field hitter.
Bowman has 40 much power that he
handouts the fielders,
Bowman doesn't claim 10 be n
Pavlowa around first base. bat you
cane find anything wrong with tho
biz fellows fielding Hes as good
man as there is in tile league In
handling a thrown hall and for a big
man he covers a lot OF territory.
Yen. Bowman ~ beginning 10
show some OF the stuff that made
him the talk OF the Eastern league
for two years while he played the bag
and socked the onion fuf New Haven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
RACES
ARE BOOKED
FOR LYNDEN

TUE auto race meet 10 be held AZ
= the Fair Grounds At Lynden
Friday IS attracting unusual a,teu.
ton as the best known OF the North.
west dirt track spced kings arc en-.
tered to compete in the six or more
events scheduled for the afternoons
sport.
Race Director r. a. Hitler has re.
ceivcd so many applications for entry
blanks that President NJ. G.
coons. OF the Western Auto Rae.
ing association. has appointed tech.
nIcal committe Of experts 10 examine
and pass on tho eligibility OF all rae.
ing cars before they viii be permitted
20 race. The committee IL composed
OF f. ]. Roman. OF Seattle. G.. "A.
Campbell Of Burlington and Sylvan
weidkemp OF Lynden. all experts In
the dirt track racing game.
One feature OF the races will be
;hreemIle dash for cars not valued
by their owners for over $50 and tho
prize to the winner win be cash
prize Of $50. All entries must be 10.
cally owned and driven: Sylvan Weld.
kemp OF Lynden Is receiving the en-.
tries for that event.
Among the entries already made
are u. J. Romnno's two cars. Romano
Special. Mario BIanchi at the wheel:
Baby Romano. Chef Latta. driver
coon's Special. shuok Special. Harry
Schuck. C. A. Attlebury. Wallace vii.
cox. Louis Prestek, Frank Ruman,
win race specially built racing cars.
while several nominations are ex.
pected from Vancouver. y. C.
Herbert Johnson OF the Byers Auto
Co. will drive his Bellingham Special
which he has built during the winter
months; part Of the car was n Chev.
rolet. but johnson has everything on
II for speed and is himself IN expert.
enced builder and driver OF racing
cars.
c. Il. tCurleyl Coleman OF Seattle
will be the official starter, Sylvan
Weldkemp OF Lynden the referee:
the Judges. scorers, timers and other
officials will be automobile dealers OF
BeIingham and Lynden,
A. force OF men will be put to work
Monday to have the race track In the
best possible condition and arrange.
ments to announce the 5o0.mllc auto
rlcc at indianapolis in detail have
been mndc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

hoyn. His brother Joo was the
official timer for tho s. a. e. and
when they made him Judge be
turned over the watch 20 len.
The greatest kick Dizhri got
out Of timing wns during the first
Beroot Krache fight when Bercui
nnda from the end of tic fight
noorsd the Hoquiam boy zee.
Dizard had jumped into The ring
In order 20 be heard above tie
Sin. A. the count of nine Dlzard
stopped the referees count and
B-7eot was robbed Of q knock
out.
During the last few seconds
0f each round the timer misser
tho fighting" says Dizsrd. ''be.
cause he must keep his eyes on
tho watch. That's usually when
the most exciting bits Of fighting
arc done. TOO. But II gouldni
seem like fight 20 me n /
wasn't elocking the boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Socks, But
Can't Field

A great hatsman. but a lament
ably weak fielder.
That tells the story o. Danny
clark o. the Boston Red SoN
II Clark could field he would be
3 major league star because ne
certainly can sock the Pill,
Several years ago Clark got
chance with the Detroit Tygers.
lie could hit then. but as soc.
ond sacker he was lar from big
league caliher.
Boston has used him az sec
ond and third. Az the hat he has
been demon. in the field ''fiiv.
tcr."
His slownexs o. foot Is handi.
cap tina, prevents him from being
converted into an outfielder. he
Is n man without a position.
But he can hit. and his ability
in that direction makes him
most useful man TO have around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Olympic Swim Trials Sunday.
Northwest
Swimmers
Competing
Fadden Considered Best
N. w. Bet; Program at
Lake Steilacoom
BY TOM OLSEN

DAY DAUGHTERS will make his
~ debut Sunday a. coach o. tho
Crystal Swimming club team. when
bis charges enter their first eomps
tition Of The season in the sectional
Olympic games trials AZ Lake
steilaoo0m. Just south ~ Tacoma.
Daughters relieved Don Nickerh
a. coach OF the cryHtai club at tho
start Of the present season, and has
lcsn working hard with the ma.
tsriai he has on hand, II viii 10
tie first actual competition for the
team since Daughters became coach.
Tho most interesting feature Of
Sundays meet viii be the diving Of
Merlin ''nlaekis" Fadasa. regarded
as ssat,l,'s only Olympic games
prospect.
Tadden will leave for indianapolis
Monday. II he u successful In tho sec.
tlonai trials. 90 compete in the Ma
tional swimming and diving tryouis.
Al,ho tho Mulinomah Athletic club
u Portland will not send a team
the Crystal club coach IA expecting
plenty OF competition for his stars.
besides many club swimmers from
this part Of the state. LARGE number
OF unattached stars will be IN tho
competition.
A large crowd Of Seattle fans are
expected 10 Journey over 10 SEQ the
the trials. Thn events have been d.
yided into parts. the first division
siarsinK AZ 1870 a. m. and the second
a. $50 .. m.
All swimming events will b. run
of over a course measured IN meters
a. "a the olympic games custom \
meter h issa than an inch longer
than a yard.
m. crystsi rest srimminr eiae nan /.
h.r. sha vii compete. ara The srsns
ihst hey are snisfsa ~. folieS
! uu, IaFsis - iss.msfsr back sifehs'
4 see.fnstsr breast sifpts
itsfTf AcwsitsFs % sftisisf nee siit,.
/ ss-msisr breast siraks. t,Eta.msisf re-
siyts. tss.fnstsg free siJis. sfe'mstsr 60
spds.. ws.sh,s 1st.ra.t.r re. ,iri..
/ iss.fasisr f5ss styt.. iie-rnsi'r eafA
sifnks
DEERE st.,.h.-4ss.mstsr IRE. STYLE
/ ita.mstsr Tree si3ls.
nebsft Fmith ist.mrtsf free sifls.
/ itf,usisr hack stroke. .aesmsi.t hfeasi
siseEs, ites-m meter free style. 'tt'msisf
! free Style
/ lambert si.srssrr - zee .nsisr relay.
ite.mstsr ire. style. ;es.m'''r er'as'
I stroke.
I rrsd Gfiffa-tst ms,.T free style. tsf'
/ meter fsiaY. fge.msiss ffss style,
otis Turner lsesfnsisf FREE tifls
sst.msssF free siyis. zee meter fsisY, isR'
meter free style.
Eafnsst Neal kim tpe,fnsssf fIt'
I stYis. ltt. meter free style
4 Hester rartuhn-@iss meter free style
| itssns,sr hack stroke. tta.nsisr relay
Hsasiins risss-.te. meter relay. sef
+ fnsssr hfssss stroke.
afrfiin Fadden-- plain hiEh diriur. TO-
foot fancy Giving fancy hiEh dltiaE
tiafrf GStnn-r isiH hiKh siytuE. ~
foet fanrs airinE. fancy high dsfinr
9igrts kauewsieff - Zee tusisr fre'
.syit. tse.mstsr free style. i,tts-mstei
tree siYgs. eco meter relay.
wssa firpsrslsis - sep.rnstsr hreati
, steNRs fge.nstsr free style itasmsisi
hack stroke. fsneY hiEh eivins. ,es-msis'
relar
Arns. spslasl tss.mstsr free s;yi,
tet-mster RELAY. iee.us,sr FREE style.
usrfy spsldsl - tts.mstsf free siSis
100 meter back stroke.
"a HnanElsr-- zoe meter tree STYLE tse'
meter frisf, tts.mstsr free style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

The iron man
81 WAsliinEton's
track team this
year l. Percy EEt'
vet weight star
aud jump artist
Egiyet i n con
.isteni performer
In both the discus
and shot put and
does wei ~ ihe
high Jump and
broad jump. lie
was expected 10
be ono Of ia, high
scorers In the dual
meet with the
OreEon Angles.
booked for the
Stadium today At
100 p IN. EEtyet
plans 10 make a
trial foe the Olym'
pic games In the
Northwest section
nj iryouts nj Eu.
gene. Ore neat
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Holy Cross
Pitcher Is
Mound Star

Six major league scouts recent
~ watched Holy Cross bea
Princeton. to ., in IA innings
The clash between these two
great teams brought together the
two undefeated major college
teams in the East.
Holy Cross. largely thru the
great pitching of Owen Carroll.
now reigns supreme. Carroll gave
only one base on balls, allowing
nine hits and struck out IT
men.
After the game the six major
league scouts agreed that Car
roll was ripe for the big show.
that he could win two-thirds OF
his major league starts.
Each sought an interview with
Carroll and Coach Jack Barry.
former star OF the Philadelphia
Athletics, but all to no avail.
No pitcher in tho history OF
college baseball has received as
many big league offers as Car
roll. However, he intends to re-
main at Holy Cross until he
graduates, which will be in juno
OF next year,
Inside dope has Il that he Is
already signed TO n Detroit con.
tract and will report immediately
on the close of his collie a
career.
Coach Jack Barry, who has
developed Carroll into star,
says he Is the greatest college
pitcher he has ever seen In
action. "Carroh is a better
pitcher right now than 30 per
cent OF the big leaguers," say,
Barry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
WHERE AND
WHEN STAR
TEAMS PLAY

TNHE following schedule viii he in
4 effect Sunday in The Star Junior
Baseball league:
Fahey. Broclmans VS.. Georgetown
Cubs Mt South Seattle at p. m.
Mercer Cubs VS.. Western Union
at walla walla at noon.
Western Union vs.. Seattle Boys
club at walla walla at p. m.
South Lake VS.. Ballard Bulldogs
at Adams at . p. m.
Arden Cubs VS.. Louie's Cleaners at
walla walla at noon.
The Junior Advance club. Three
Brothers Dye Works and the Sunset
Hill teams are idle Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

very tfkle ana 10 h2o are the btf-
goninns. Bui. tickle or not fieils.
Manager CsTbel has put a stopper
on the whole works. 80 that's that
The University Of California. how.
ever. will have a representative IN
the national intercollegiate golf
championship. 20 BE- played az the
Greenwich Country club. Conn June
- 20 -. inclusive. Lauren Upgon.
a member Of the track team that will
go 10 tho Boston meet, H. the lad
who will take a crack az the golf
title and reports from the lemon
state say that this young man %
quite some golfer.
So also Is Jack Westland some
golfer" and why he cannot be sent
back for n chance At the national
title 10 what is puzzling tho local
golfing world. Track crews. baseball
and football teams get their trips
but. 10. The poor iinkhmen. they have
10 stay ~ home. Wonder why7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
ARNE BORG
SWIMS HERE
ON MAY 70

A RNE BORG, the great Swedish
n swimmer, holder OF seven worlds
long.dis,ance records, will meet Nitric
Konowaloff. Crystal club star, in an
exhibition here at the Crystal Pool
May 20, It was announced yesterday.
Borg, who passed thru Seattle on
his way TO Vancouver for an exhibl.
ton swim. made arrangements with
Ray Daughters and Guy Sherwood
OF the Crystal Pool for the coming
engagement.
Following his Seattle showing,
Borg VIII 70 East, then sail for
Sweden to prepare for the olympic
Games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
uNIYEnsrrr ooLrEns nrsY

pr Robert itampson, the newly elected
eAptaia Of the University oeif riab. riil
send hls players OF IA the qualification
play for the club siiis ~hieh ~iii sntshd
etsf period % three DAYS. namely. nsft
Friday. Saturday aud SUNDAY. Before
club prpfsssiansi
medal play esmpsiities- alih fgii
haheieap siiossnss ptH he on the pre-
gram for Decoration day at 10, varsity
links
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
ronIIANprns ooMNo

Ia ~ Glare Grtsuoid and RUDY VII.
helm, The Portland deif riuh team 10
coming up stsnt it-mtn sifonE 70 en-
GsEs the ipHisreod sausd In the first
hAif ~ she Ernuai links hAtns fer the
WIN, Payne trophy. aszf TfidAY. Decor
auon day. Jim blake. the inHisNood
cAptsih. IL iinlnr up an ail.sgar team.
sna 9th Jack Wsstiana. Hsrfg, iiisFi.
Harold Nisfnsysr and about ten others,
Nhs viii shoat IN the middle "5ss.* the
locals arc pretty veil act faf this holiday
safsGsmsAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
JORDAN LOSES
IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. May e.
Johnny Jordon. Tacoma lightweight.
proved no match for Archie Walk
er. former amateur lightweight
champion Of New York. and the
Fastener won easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
DODE BERCOT
AND SILVER
IN DRAW GO

T OS ANGELES. May ei.-Dode
IJBercot, seattic's sensational
iosSer.hoxer. wan held 10 a draw
here last night by Jack Silver. san
Francisco Hebrew battler.
II was great scrap. from gong
TO gong. Bercot took the first
round and the second and third
we're even. and silver won the last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Coast College Links
Tourney Is Cancelled
F allure of Californians and o. A. {. to Enter Men
Forces Cancellation of Meet Here; Women to Set
tie City Title Mex Week
BY ALEX c. ROSE

intercollegiate golf championship scheduled Tor NE
been eaned beoauae Of lack
entrants colleges lne 70 send
representatives,
induce field q entrants 70
Ob the local varsity Eoh
the Coast meet decided last night
10 d OF.
happened minds Of the cfornian 10 not
about several weeks when
champion and inEewood tsoder returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
JONES FINALLY
KICKS THRU

Percy Jones. who has been terribly
erratie this spring. finally kicked
thru with fine pitching exhibition
in l.. 4. Friday when he went IN 20
relieve George SteuiAnd IN the second
inning lie held the Tigers 10 one HE
and famed seven. Jones has as
much stuff. with the possible ex.
ceptlon Of Waiter Mails. as any
Southpaw In the minors. and II he
can learn to control !, no may win
some games for Seattle. ~'s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Links News
urNwoop sconrs .oNn'1

rfsa ~PapaF fisnueod. Bob jshntishs's
hsndsams 5ouhr assisianf at ne Hefth
end riah, stepped out the other dsg on
his hsms course ana act q Il On 10 y
jim totsY uss right there 20 zee y 40
down. The maker ~ the holsd tss-shot
is res wondering n 10 has sississhsfisa
Soif elah snd ben - balls COMING 70
him. o. y 10 has 20 bay bottle ilhg
safe PRED. and make a purchase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
GORMAN AND
RIDLEY DRAW

OLYMPIA, May a.. Joe German.
Portland feathcrwcight. and Bud
Ridley Seattle, boxed eight rounds
10 y draw horc last night,
In the scmlwIndup, johnny
Hawkes. and Danny Mathews went
six rounds 10 draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
oonNELL WIS

Harry CaFnsii. one ~ fsattis's NEST
promising young Eoifsrs, led a large fsie
in the medal play cpmpstition a. ire
Jefferson PARK lihks last weekend Win
iisif.tt score Paul Lewis took so
oua rFits with q it.i1.ts card. while W
>, Tfouds ~, ~. y. Poison u2l sna
. q Lang fgei divided the third spells
each having a net u g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
INDIANS HOME
NENT WEEK

The Redskins return 10 thr home
heath next week 20 take ON oak,
land and Vernon again. the same
clubs they have been playing on this
trip. II the Indians can kick tho
tar out u these clubs on their own
fields. che Braves should do likewise
here.