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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
Game Body
Helped by
Lunbermen

In order 10 save the cutthroat
trout from extinction. tho White
River Lumber company. AT tho be.
hest OF tho King county game com.
mission. has given large tract OF
land 70 that body 20 that artificial
propagation might DO used.
The cutthroats are considered By
sportsmen the gamest fish that
ever took ny and moro pleasure
Is found In taking this variety OF
fish than any other.
Tho sportsmen's Association OF
Ennmclaw Is undertaking 70 help
the King county commission in its
work. The commission Is extremely
grateful 20 the White River Lumber
company officials for tho prompt
manner in which they responded 10
the needs OF Northwest fishermen.
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WILL TRY
COMEBACK

NEW YORK. March fla super.
1 Y stitious axiom OF Kingdom say, a
fighter once knocked down can never
return tho compliment BY s,opping
the ono who laid him low.
Stanley Kctchoil proved the eroep.
ton when no knocked out Billy
Papke. but Kotchcll was in more
ways than that exceptional.
Abey Goldstein. pleasant little
East side boy. educated In the ways
OF the ring by Willie Lewis. tho great
middle weight. will try 20 beat the
rule tomorrow night In Madison
Squire Garden.
Goidstein. who was recognized as
the bantamweight champion for n
while by the New York commission.
meets Joe Lynch. the champion and
tho pride OF little Erin" on the west
side.
Goldstcin was stopped in II rounds
by Lynch. tho first time they met
about three years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
SAM BELKIN
LEARNS FILIPINO

Many OF the ringside customers al
next Tuesdays smoker here are hop
ing that the Flores-Morrow fight viii
go the entire six rounds. II the bout
goes the distance the fans VIII get
wonderful opportunity OF seeing
Sam Belkln. the capable second. talk
ing 10 Flores in the fighters native
Filipino.
Sam claims that he has the Ian
guage well under control now. and
that within the next few days he'll
have applied the finishing touches
TO the Job.
"Florcs viii think that he's back
in old Manila during the fight" Sam
says.
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Washington Cinder Team
Strong in Track Events

alone. Then Ernie Hathaway. elong.
a,ed nprinter Of two years ago Is out
again. He will run tho 40.
Ken Apologize. Barb wyeru, Tup.
per and Walt Morgan arc other good
quarter milsru.
Loyal Snyder and Roy Brobeek.
freshman half milers. are showing up
well. Jim Charters. freshman. beat
Snyder 70 tho taps in last saiur'
days speed trials.
Yep. Heo's going 90 have a great
squad OF middle distance runners and
II tho res, OF tho his team Is as
strong. no win DO coach Of a team
II national champions.
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SCHEDULE
HUNT FOR
COYOTES

| FAD by Il. u. Palmer. chair.
~ man Of the King County Game
commission. members OF tho Seattle
sprtosmen's association will take
part In a coyote hunt in the neigh.
borhood OF Silver lake on Sunday
morning.
Palmer told members Of the as.
ISOLATION at their meeting Wednes.
day night that there were a mum.
Der OF coyotes infcsting that dis.
tflet and II Was possible 10 get rid
OF them by this method The game
commission viii furnish tho dogs.
while tho participants in the hunt
arc requested 10 bring their own
guns and ammunition.
Tho delegation will meet at Muir.
phys Corner. on the Everett high.
way. at 6 o'clock Sunday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
BIG FIGHT FOR
JACK ON COAST

NEW YORK. March 2i.--'T'm con.
sidering something big in the wny OF
q fight for the champion out on the
coast" Jack Kearns. manager OF
Jack Dempsey. aid this afternoon.
I'm not at liberty 10 say what Bor;
Of an offer I've received or who tia
from" Kearns added.
I'm going out 10 California next
week 20 meet the champion and we
may close this deal. It's big one.
That's all can say"
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Gibbons Is TO receive a
percentage of the gate, while
Carpenter has been given a
guarantee with the privilege
of part of the receipts.
Champion Jack Dempsey has been
signed 10 referee the big 30 at Michi-
gan City. tho promoter announced
II Il rumored that Dempsey viii risk
his title against tho winner In a bout
10 DO held on Labor day, but. OF
courss. that matter In merely hear
say.
Thursday. the olbbonscarp scrap
looked like pint OF milk after a
heavy thunderstorm because Of the
ultimRtum issued by Governor Nc
Cray.
There will be no prize fights in
Indiana while am governor" said
Mecnay. However. the law permits
an exhibition bout and l have moth.
Ing TO say on that matter"
Therefore. ladies and gents, the
Gibbons Carpenter fight. greatest In
ternational drawing card since Carp
kissed tho floor nj Boyle's Thirty
Acres. viii DO held an an exhibition.
Promoter TflxAimmons had been
angling for the big so for several
months and Manager Eddie Kane,
Gibbons pilot. had specified that he
would sign as soon M a place to
fight was found. Now that Michigan
city has bean chosen. u 10 expected
that there will be no further diff.
Guilty In staging tho bout
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johnson to
Box Farme2
at Tacoma
Popular Auburn Boy to
Make First Ring APP
pearance in Northwest
BY TOM OLSEN

NORTHWEST ring fans viii res
IN Floyd Johnson, the popular Au-
burn boy. in action for the first
time next Thursday night at Ia
coma, when he headlines tho card
with Frank Farmer. the veteran
performer. IN the Eagles' Amoker.
johnson is ono OF tho best known
heayyweights in the country. and
has met all Of the leading boys in
his class. Ho has gained great re-
nown for his gameneAs and his
ability to absorb punishment.
All OF Johnson's fighting has been
done in Eastern rings. and the com
ing Tacoma bout will be his first in
the Northwest.
Farmer, who meets Johnson, has
been keeping in good condition at
Tacoma. and declares that he IS
ready for the bout.
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AMATEURS
FIELD NOT
PRACTICAL.

TT IL extremely doubtful that an
L amateur sport stadium win be
built. says Nell Ellis. regarding a
premature announcement issued
Thursday. that such work would be
undertaken.
This plan Il on old one" says
Ellis. Il intended 10 have such
measure passed five years ago. but
the board would not hear OF H. II
il Just as doubtful now OF passing
as Il was then"
Ellis believes that n stadium built
on tho site OF the present West
Woodland ball grounds would be
beneficial. but that tho school board
would not consider II.
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Gibbons arpentier
Go Will Be Held as
Exhibition" july 4
Champion Jack Dempsey Certain to Referee Michi-
gan City Imbroglio; Promoter Fitzsimmons Assures
Bout by Complying With Gov. McCrays Demands

CHICAGO March 21-Anangements for the first be-
~ tween Tommy Gibbons and Georges Carpenter,
scheduled for Michigan City, Ind, July will be made
here next Tuesday at conference between Floyd Fz-
simmons, promoter; Eddie Kane Gibbons manager and
Jack Curey, representing Carpenter Articles will be
signed and orets posted it announced AS the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
INTER- CITY
FEUD BILLED

Nate Druxmans welterweight
championship fight at the Crystal
Pool VIII be featured up by bouts
between Seattle and Tacoma boxers.
Eddie Roberts. Tacoma weiter.
meets Bobby Harper. the local pride.
in the main event Druxman has
signed Roy Small, Tacoma light
weight, 10 meet Bus Barrie. OF Seat
tie. in the special event. Frankie
Britt, Tacoma feather. boxes Young
Sam Lnngford. Seattle. in another
bout.
In addition TO tho Macario Flores
Billy Morrow semi.windup. an open
ing bout is being lined up.
Tacoma and Seattle ring fans viii
be given an excellent opportunity
Tuesday night TO decide on the mer-
its Of their respective boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
MAROONS LOSE
ANOTHER GAME

MONTREAL. March 2i.-vancou.
yer took another one on the chin
from Les Canadlens Ecxtet on
Thursday night, when the Montreal
team trounced the Pacific Coast
league champions by 20 ] score
The Canadiens will meet Calgary,
Saturday night. In the first gnmo Of
the final Stanley cup series. rs n re
suit OF their win.
Hughlo Lehman. Vancouver goalic,
was the outstanding star for the MA.
rooms. Boucher made both OF the
CanadIen tRlllcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

GAN BERNARDlNo, Cal,
~ March 81. - This One
Eyed Connolly who is travel
ing around the country pos
ing as a gate-crasher of all of
the big ring events is capital
izing the fame of the original
Connolly, who was a real
gate-crasher in the good old
days"
1t makes Tim McGrath's
Irish blood boil when he
reads anything in the papers
about the present one-Eyed
Connolly crashing n gate.
The famous old.tlme trainer was
an intimate friend OF the original
Connolly and tho san Franciscan
delights IN telling OF his exploits.
ITS we'll remember OF the eye.
glass stunt that Connolly made hun.
dreds OF dollars with right here
In Frisco" McGrath says, He
had n rich makeup. including n
high silk hat. dress suit and mon
ocle. He would walk down tho
street and drop his glass, managing
somehow 20 pick Il up before any
body noticed. and then with a crowd
gathering. he would offer $50 TO
ward for lis return. He passed out
several cards bearing q fictitious
name and address. the form r
usually high.soundlnE and the latter
some high.prieed hostelry.
He would leave the scene. come
hack soon afterwards with hand
full OF glasses and new makeup.
He would ind the glass In the
street. sell u TO ono OF tho others
looking for II for about $40. and
after doing this several times he
disappeared. Tho suckers would
think that they had foxed some
body and would so 20 tho hotel
specified only 10 learn that nobody
By that particular name ever stay
ed there. Connolly made several
hundreds OF dollars by that trick
In San Francisco two decades or so
ago.
This present so-called one-Eycd
Lronnolly was In Shelby for the
Dempsey Gibbons fight and worked
bis way into the Arena and walk.
cd around with big green sweater
bearing the name Of the famous or
lginal In big letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
BEARS WILL PLAY

BERKELEY. Cal. March 2i.-
California win meet Pennsylvania
on the gridiron here New Years
day. Manager r. w. Cortclyou.
graduate manager OF the University
OF California. announced Friday
morning. Arrangements for the big
intersec,lonai struggle had been
hanging fire for some time. he said.
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snnnYsldn
Ffrr. Christian
LACROSSE MEN
MEET TUESDAY

HNHE Seattle lacrosse club will hold
l. a meeting next Tuesday even.
Ing. at the Douglas hall. on Pine st,
near Broadway. at o'clock. All
persons interested In the gamo are
invited 10 attend.
Plans for the coming season viii
be discussed. and the possibilities OF
organizing a local league also are
10 DO taken up.
Lacrosse gained much popularity
here last year. when II was first
introduced. and its supporters are
expecting a more successful season
In tho coming one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
INTERCITY
TILT WILL
BE PLAYED

TUE sunnyside Congregational
l. hoop team. class 3 church league
champions OF Portland. will play the
First Christian church quintet. class
3 Seattle church champs. for the
inter-city championship Saturday
night. Tho game will be staged in
tho Knights Of Columbus hall at
7:30 p. m.
The First Christian quintet has
been going great guns during the
last few weeks, trouncing the City
league class B champs, Green Lake
NJ. t.. by decisive score. Barragar
and Heath. guards. are IN a large
measure responsible for the showing
made by tho Christians. The line.
ups:
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BY JACK HOHENBERG

COACH HEc EDMUNpsoN-s
~ track team Is rounding into
shape az tho University OF Washing.
ton. And Hec doesn't have to make
any cuts either.
All he does Is stage weekly speed
trials In which tho weaker fail by
tho waysldc and tho stronger dash
on 10 the finish and the showers It's
a great life, this track business.
Tho middle distances arc dec's
strongest events. as he Ia well equip.
ped with all varieties OF runners. Ha
has Captain Ed Ferry for tho stS
and $50 and Van voris for tho $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
CALIFORNIA MEETS U. S. G

BERKELEY. Cal.-ft was toss
up here today as 20 which Of the two
track teams. California or Southern
California, is the favorite among non.
partisans 20 win the dual meet to-
morrow. A point or two either way
Is expected TO decide the issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
BOGART BEARS
WATCHING

Besides this quartet. there 4 Al
Bogart. a California Hemtpro toSser.
who Is being given a thoro trial
Hes no youngster. but he's n likely
looking hitter and a. fast ~ they
come. He will be carried for some
time yet.
The outfeid shapes W M the
best section OF the Indian team nj
this writing and II tho rest OF the
club can como up 10 It's standard
the Tribe win have little trouble
IN finishing in the first division.
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ARTICLES FOR BIG FIGHT WILL Be SIGNED NEXT TUESDAY
Mickey Walker
Is Proud Daddy

HLiZABETIf. ~. j., March III.
-Hiokc1 Waller. toorid's gel-
terioei0ht champion. became the
oioner Of a lifelong rooter Thurs
daV ioiien a Toy toas born 10
MIRA. Waller IN ST. ElIsabetIts
hospital The couple t1as mar
rcd IN tho fan Of 1929 after
Walker had iron the champion
sl'ip from Jack Brttton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
THREE JOCKEYS
OUT OF RACES

Jockeys Steve oDonnell. Albert
Claver and Rideneur have been set
down by the Tiajuana judges for tho
balance OF the racing season. o'Don-
nell was accused OF having grabbed
hold OF another Jockeys bride in a
recent race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21

Jack Renauit. the heavyweight. Is
training for Dempsey fight.
n ia whispered his training con.
sis,s OF Hopping backwards at fire.
queni intervals and listening TO the
count OF 10.
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but Oriffln landed the moro effect.
Two blows.
"cosNack" KArloff. the Russian
heavyweight. looked good when no
defeated Fred Schumacher cf Yak.
ina. Karloff Is likely looking
boxer. and packs e wicked sock in
his left hand.
In the opener. Roy Small and
Freddie Walker went 20 n draw.
Joe Waterman. who staged last
nights show, Is using Willis and
KID johnson In the main event OF
bis Olympia Emoker nert Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
R0IIWER CAN
1 SOCK EN-

Ray Rohwcr IS the longest hitter
IN the Pacific Coast time. Ito
smashed IS home runs last year.
ranked next 10 Paul Strand In this
department and was the real league
leader because he earned his wnilops
on real parks while strnnd made Ts
per cent OF his homcrs In that joke
Salt Lake checscbox.
Rohwer f. Just a fair fielder and
base runner. but he can throw and
everybody In camp expects Rohwcr
10 be hustler this year. That
was his only drawback last season.
slight iistieszncss AT times that
took tho edge Off Of his great hit.
ting.
This win b his second regular
trial In fast company and there's
no reason In the world why he
shouldn't slug hts way back 10 the
majors.
Osborne must prove himself He
has been favoring bad leg this
spring. He's good fielder who can
30 plenty far for them and he takes
nice swing At the plate. He's
southpaw hitter. lie needs more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
Outfield of
Tribe Ranks
Among Best
Rohwer, Eldred and Lane
Will Again Patrol Out
field for Indians
BY LEO IL. LASsEN

GAN BEitNARpGNo, Cal, March
~ 2,.-rhere's nothing wrong with
tho Seattle outficld. Tho same trio
That ratroiied tho gardens Tor the
Washington metropolis In iasa VIII
take care OF this duty again thla
season and with tho addition OF
Jim Osborne tho orchard depar,,
ment Is all set.
Tho Seattle outtield was tho
strongest part Of tho 1928 team.
Billy Lane and Brick Eldred arc
right in their prime and Ray Rob.
wer Il bound to be an improved
paAtlmer. The Indians won't have
to bow TO any team in tho league
when Il comes 10 fiy-ehasins.
lane Is one OF the best center,
fiesers In the minors. Hs can 70
far for ny balls and no has one
OF the most powerful and accurate
whips Ia the business. Lane will
hit around 800 and Is rated along
with Merlin kopp. the Sacramento
fash. as being tho class OF the Il.
c, lead.of men. Lane can also run
those bases and can score a flock
OF runs. He's just about tho mos,
valuable all,arouad outflelder in tho
circuit.
In Brick Eldrod the Indians have
ono 81 the premier rigsthanded hit.
ters In Harry Williams loop. Day
in and day out. season after sea,
son. Eldred gets his base hits with
regularity and he hits with men on
the sacks. He has good many
years ahead OF him and he's In bet.
ter shape right now than no was al
the height Of last years season.
Eldred weighs isT, 10 pounds less
than he did when the mce ended.
In the outfleld he Is a dependable
fielder ard. al,ho his throwing arm
isn't very strong. tho shift 10 right
field has helped him and with his
batting strength Eidrcd wouldn't
have 20 throw man out TO get By,
AZ that. he had IS assists from the
field last year
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Diamond Dust

NEW oRLEANs. March si.--siIn your
papsFs BY sunday Or get out vas the ui-
timatgn rspartsd given BY Miller Hug
gias 10 Dob Msvasi. hoid0ut outneidsf.
CLEARWATER. Fia. March fi.-Rs-
ray~rJ OF Tom Grimm. who has been
laid up for three weeks stth a sprainsd
wrist. made ali % the regulars Of the
brooklyn Robins ssryiesAbis again.
ORLANDO. Fts. March fi.--Aiiho de-
footed again ~ Cleveland Indians, the
Reds showed an improvement IN their
work
CATALINA ISLAND CAT. March IL
ore final workout today was on the
achsduls for the Chicago Cabs bstors
thsir departure fer los Aarsiss for the
fifss Of three games With The vsrtsn and
los Angeles clubs.
MOBILE. Ala. March fi.--osorre sis
Ter got two bits out Of five times at bat,
stole base. scored = run and played first
Without an error IN an exhibition game
with The Mobile. Bears. The browns Won.
~ 10 !.
MTRrLEDAt.E. Cat. March TIN.
Oaks break camp today and return horns
for the finai trainlhz that viii Put them
IN readiness for the opssinE Of the league
season April ..
LOS ANGELES. March fi.-wlth the
Nsraon team declared IN tlp-top form. thh
boys are grouping up and playing each
ether this week. waiting for the ssris.
against the Kansas City Blues next week.
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The short isf, fisid fence at the San
Bsrnardino park really spofis the practice
games. as any kind Of a NJ ball over
the short fence IL home run. A big
screen would help some. Ths field 70
certainly big disappointment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21

Red Baldwin think. Elmer jacob.
would Be one o. the best pitchers IN IN,
country II be vas little ''meansr'' In
his hurting BY this Baldwin means
that he tslsxrnphs bis stuff too much
and has too GOOD control Effective as
he Is now Baldwin thinks he would b.
mors % n he uouid keep ths batter
Jumping around more. Jnks Il being
counted upon as one Of tbs Cubs reg
uisrs this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21

Jimmy welsh will hit much better thi.
sprins a. this fine youngster has gained
aela; Of condolences at II. dish. His
fsieins win improve. TOO. with regular
work The Cabs made a bid Tor him
las, weekend. bot nothing cams OF the
proposed deal for the present There
von't be ary ksplnr hifn Ia mi, league
after this season II he dsvsIeps a. n.
should.
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bgar and
day's Qucta
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kted. ss.sc9
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Vie FixE looks like n much better
pitcher this spring and no ha, been the
most effective hnrisr % the spring train-
ing ssasoa lie has better esntroi. keeps
the bali around the corners and has .
good hard ems and nns curve He
gave The Cubs 8 lot % troueis last week
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Camp Gossip

jim Baghy has hls three Jsungsters
and wife at training camp. The big
pitchers family Will start for Seattle
altar the first series with Les Angeles
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ORLANDO, Fis-. March fi.--Aiiho de-
footed srain ~ Cleveland Indians. the
Reds showed an improvement IN their
work
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The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-08

tions and other societies, as well as in
dividuals interested in the states
school system have long been clamor-
ing, in an unorganized way, for law
which would raise the requirement
standards of this office.
The constitutional amendment which
will be voted upon in November does
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-08

not assume to dictate what these
qualifications may be, but merely en-
powers the legislature from time to
time to designate them.
Three separate funds to receive gifts
and legacies would be created by the
third proposed constitutional amend
ment to be known as: State. perma-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-08

nent revenaes fund, state permanent
school fund and permanent revenue
fund for the University of Montana.
The justices Of the supreme court
are made a supervisory board to ad-
minister these funds. Contributions
of not less than $3.50 win be received.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-08

Lantern slides on health subjects
are lent 20 schools and other organ
izations BY Montana's state department
OF health. Among the subjects Of
slides are conservation Of vision. good
teeth. care Of the baby and school
hyglene.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-08

Probably the easiest task q business
nan is ever called upon TO accomplish
TO induce an employee TO accept an
Increase In salary
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Duerwachter
and Mr., and Mrs. A. T. Richardson
made the trip around the horn Nom
day.