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Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
Chic Apparel for
Matron and Maid
Frills and Furbelows Are
Different for Mother
and Daughter.

The sOphistication of fall clothes
means that henceforth there is to be
difference Of apparel for the matrOn
and the maid. The woman of forty
has affected the simple frock of six
teen, provided she was slender enough
to get into it, Mother and daughter
shopped together, snapped outfits and
wore the same hats. That day is pass
ing, asserts q fashion correspondent
in the Kansas City Star.
The frills and furbelows of youth
differ from the studied dounces that
grace middle age. The matron will be
known again by the gown she wears.
The transition will be gradual; to give
to youth what is youths is not the dis
position of fashion followers. That is
one reason for the continued pOpu-
larity of the jumper frock.
But the situation does bring youth
its own; designers have provided es-
pecially for the school and college girl.
Almost every girl has natural lik-
ing for pretty clothes and she often
wears them with an air that forecasts
future success when she takes her
place in the grown-up world. 1t is
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
Followers of Fashion
Match Hat and Frock

One of the rules which followers of
fashion must adhere to strictly this
season is the matching of the hat to
the frock or coat. This apparently is
the crux of the fashion situation and
must delight the hearts of milliners.
Every costume requires its hat not
only in harmony as to color but in line
and fabric suited to the occasion.
More and more are women realizing
that in harmony they have found the
key of chic and that the care expended
in choosing accessories to complete the
picture brings fashion results that are
more than worth while.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31

gratifying to note how many of our
young girls have extremely good taste
and are familiar with points of style.
Every school wardrobe should in
clude suit or an ensemble of dress
and coat that is sufficiently tailored
to be classed as such. Tweeds and
homespuns are always good, and this
season offers more attractive ones
than ever. One pretty model is made
Of a heather mixture in the "bird" col
orings which have replaced the "jewel"
tones of last season. The coat is
seven-eighths length, which is a new
note in suits for girls and is extremely
smart. This suit is a splendid choice.
because the coat can be worn over
other dresses and still look correct.
It. therefore, has a twOfold value and
eliminates one extra garment. An
other costume suit that emphasizes
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
South African Whaling

Remarkably big catches have been
made recently by the whaling fleets of
Durham, Union of South Africa. For
one 24-hOur period IL whales were
taken, weighing approximately 1890
tons. One whaling company alone had
landed 10 whales while two of their
boats were steaming into Durham with
catches of four and five whales each.
Commerce Reports
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
French Hosiery

The stocking of the hour in Paris is
of plain sheer silk in rose beige, with
Openwork clocks, and these are fash
ionable for both day and evening
wear Among the novelty hosiery is
an evening stocking embroidered in
metal and in rose silk in anklet de-
sign Both at the ankle and knee is
a monogram embroidered in metal and
cOlOred silks.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
Boys Study Leather

A junior technical day school for
training boys for the boot and shoe
trade has been opened in connection
with the Cordwainers' Technical col
lege in London, England The course
will be divided between general edu-
cation and trade subjects.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
Eight on Luxury

An anti-luxury society has been
formed in Tokyo by students. It
hopes to induce the wealthy people of
Japan to discontinue habits of luxury.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
Corn Flake Gridd1e Cakes

c. flour C. milk
1 C. corn flakes 2 tsp. sugar
2 level tsp. Calu- level tsp. butter
met Baking / egg
Powder u level tsp salt
Prepare and bake the same as Plain
Griddle Cakes. Use any kind of pack
age corn flakes, but dry them out if
they have absorbed moisture. Any
cooked cereal may be used in the place
of corn fakes.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
Valuable Wofercress

Tradition and investigation have
given TO watercress a very high place
among medical men for it's real food
value.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
For Evening Wear

Fashionable colors for evenings are
white, black, pink, lavender and much
silver and gold.
Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31

Hollywood now DEGREES the flower
gown, which means one must have one
prominent "movie" star has pen
chant for Shasta daisies, which are
used to decorate the skirt. The
daisies are white with yellow centers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
New League Is
Organized for
Women's Sports

ID REPRESENTATIVES, Of ten bust,
~ ness concerns u the city. a gath.
oring OF over forty women, met al
the Y " C. a and formed the
Women Athletic league Miss Bsu.
lab Giryan Of tho Rhodes pspar,
mcut store and president Of the
Women'a Basketball league, was
elected az the first executive Of The
new organization
other officers seiectsa were Aibs
Mavy Murdoch Of the Y. ". c A..
Athletic club. vice president, Miss
Marguerite Edgar Of tho Northern
Pacific. secretary Miss Evelyn san.
dcrs q the Northwestern Mutual
Fire Association. treasurer
Baseball viii hr the next sport on
tho program altho tho league plans
70 foster swimming. tennis vollcy
ball handball quoi,s and track later
In the season Entries 20 the base.
ball league VIII bc closcd April j. A
meeting ~ the board Or directors will
be held next Tuesday evening No the
Y, W c. A. for tho purpose Of rati.
tying the constitution.
The firms now represented in the
league are Halls School Of Com.
mcrcr Metropolitan Building CO.
Telephone Co. Carmsn's. North.
western Mutual Fire Association. y
II. Kresa Stores and the Northern
Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
SOLLY SEAMAN IS SENSATION OF LIGHTWEIGHT TOURNEY
Victoria and
Canadians in
Puck Finals
First Game of Worlds
Hockey Series to Be
Played Saturday

VICTORIA. u, C., March O.-The
first game OF the fiye.Ramo ser,
los 10 decide tho worlds hockey
championship win DO played at the
Arena here Saturday night. with
tho Victoria Cougura, champions OF
Ue Western Canadian Hockey
league. and Les Clnadiens Of Mon,
Fe1l, champion OF tho National
Hockey league meeting Tor the
title.
The Flying t'rrnehmsn arrived In
Vancouver this morning and were
to go thru "A light workout on the
Ice Ia the terminal city Va tho AZ
tcrnoou Tho Cougars took things
easy
lulsrcEt In the coming series has
reached "a fever pitch. and Il 10 OK.
pectcd that several thousand people
viii be turned away from the Arena
Tor Saturday, clBHh
Tile second gume Of tho SORES for
Lord sWuley'r cup viii b. played iu
Vancouver Monday night The
third Ii scheduled FOR here next
Friday aud tho fourth and mn
contc, II they are necessary. wiz
pc played here March SO and April
] Tho bert three out OF five wins
tho wuy,a'H title
Victoria has tho strongest team
Ia the purg ~ yau. and II Is tho
FIRST tins in that period that the
Cougars have won the right 90 com.
pete IA the championship play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
LEO LUMSKI
WINS SCRAP
TACOMA. March 20 Leo LumAii

TACOMA. March 20 Leo Lumaki.
l. the Aberdeen mlddlswslEhi.
was given tho decision over Red
THAN. Of Oakland. in hix,round
bout herr last night INLAND WAS
floorcd FOR a count Of nine In The
first round
In The s!Tround scmtwindup.
Frankie Britt, aggressive local
feathcrwcIehl. won the verdict over
Hahe Folmer, Of Aberdeen.
Ted Frayne, seattle heavyweight.
rocked Spark Plug Boyd. Abcr.
deem. TO sleep in tho first round
Danny Martin. local feather.
weight, won tho call over RUFF
Canton. Of Manila. while Eddie
Flynn and Morris FunninE BOXED n
draw tn tho opener.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Experienced Men Get Call

is the only club in the
v league that will use lot
young players this year as regulars.
The rest OF the clubs, for the
most part. are depending upon
experienced men TO carry them
thru, rs the competition In the
big Western minor Is getting 80
tight that you have TO have a
winner i'm order to be in the
big money. Few Of the clubs in
the Coast league viii start
players, but will carry few
for development.
II is to be regretted that there
isn't a class 3 or c league within
close range Of the Coast league
where the raft Of young players
who show promise in training camps
could get some experience The
Coast league is a fast organization
and a youngster. unless he shows
exceptional ability. has little chance
of playing. And you can't learn
how to improve in baseball by sit
ting on the bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
-Four Clubs Favored

GAN FRANCISCO, Sacramento.
y Oakland. Los Angeles and Yer.
non get all the best Of It 10 a tinan.
elai way as far aa spring training
IS concerned.
These clubs train on their
homie fields and because they
are located in the center OF
large populations they draw biz
gates for their exhibition games
and get the cream OF the spring
games with the biz league clubs
training in California.
In fact. they make money on
their spring training.
Seattle. Salt Lake and Portland
must establish camps in the smaller
cities, and they have a tough time
lining up enough exhibition contests
10 make enough money 10 even
break even on their spring layout.
san Francisco has the heav.
lest schedule Of contests lined
up. playing continuously from
now until the end Of the season
with Pittsburg. Kansas city
and ST. Louis.
Not only do these teams training
M home get financial reward, hut
their hItters, facing good pitching
fer a month before the season opens
arc on edge when. the barrier Is
lifted. ant they start the race in
much better shape TO play good ball
than the three less fortunate
clubs do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
New L. A. Ball
Plant Will Be
Ready August |

r os ANGELES. Cal, March 20
~ The new Los Angeles ball field
viii be ready for occupation within
few minutes ride from the heart Of
the business district.
The new Wrigley stadium viii be
the last word in bah fields and will
seat approximately 10000 people.
II is reported in Los Angeles that
Ed Meier. Vernon owner. and WriE.
ley. get along like a couple Of mad
dogs and that Meier is considering
using his Vernon park next year in.
stead Of sharing the Los Angeles
field as the Tigers have been doing
for years.
That is, Of course. II Meier doesn't
CELL out TO Bill Lane in the mean
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
SEEK SEATTLE
ROWING CREW

IMPORTS arc being made by
IL James c Pondray. mayor Of Vic
ioria, Is. C. 10 interest Seattle ath-
ieiic followers to organize four
cared crew TO compete In trianEu.
lar regaiin with Victoria and yancou.
yer.
Mayor Ptndray expects to be in
Seattle within the next few days. aud
Will call On a number Of sportsmen
10 talk over the feasibility Of such G
plan.
a regatta OF this nature. according
90 Mayor Pcndray, would create in.
tense interest in Victoria and Van.
'ouvcr, and would be regarded as one
of the biggest sporting events OF the
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
MORE RACES
FOR PAAVO

NEW YORK March 20 Fifteen
moro races are on The revised
schedule which has been accepted
by Paayo Nurml. worlds champion
runner The list OF dates includes
another trip 20 Canada and ONO TO
the Pacific coast. The schedule is.
March q, New York: March q,
New York; March Is, Buffalo. March
7T-2S. pitbburE. March 81. Boston.
April ,. Montreal. April 1, ottawa,
April ST. Detroit: April 10. Mime.
npolis. April II. Chicago. April is.
81 Paul April 10. Chicago. April
rs. Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Brice Taylor Looms
as Trojan Track Ace

LOS ANGELES. March 20 Big
,hinEH arc expected Of Brics Taylor
in track meets by the University Of
Southern California here
Taylor had somc scholpstic diff.
culilcs, but WIS restored TO good
standing lie tied for first place In
the century dash In the recent mec,
with Pomona, tho time being iol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Boston Red S0x Has Great Staff
of Veteran PIaVers for Coaches

NEW ORLEANS, March eo.--The
~ Master Mind hsS become an
important factor In modern baseball.
temporarily RELOCATING Brute Force
10 tho rear. Babe Ruth excepted
In Tho old days tho manager wns
the first and last word on every
ma jor league bah club To-day he
has more stance than doctor
has pills no has q specialist for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
EARLY GAMES
HURT CROWDS

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March 20
TOO many exhibition games In the
spring arc hurting early attendance
in the Coast lcaguew
This from Harry Williams, prcsl.
dent Of the league.
San FrancIsco, Oakland, Los An.
geles, Vernon and Sacramento arc
playing heavy schedules with big
league clubs and with Kansas City,
booking contests until the day or two
before the Coast race begins.
Williams may foster n move 10
eliminate all exhibition contests to
protect the Coast league during the
week prior TO the opening OF the
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Gene belmont Loses
Sight in Left Eye

LOS ANGELES, Cal. March 90
Gene belmont will lose the sight OF
his left eye as the result Of the ter.
ribie lacing he took from Tod Nor.
gan Coast champion. in their recent
i0.round fight here. belmont stopped
couple Of hundred right hand
punches on the left side OF his face
during the bout and doctors say that
there is little hope Of sight being re.
stored in the injured optic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

nearly every position 90 assist him
IN shaping hLs hail club
Here wo have over 2.5 years Of
Master Mind stuff In charge Of She
Boston Red s0E HuRhry Duffy and
Jack RYAN. a veteran catcher. han.
dies the KID receivers and rookie
pi'ehsrf
Lefty Leifrld and Rudy Hulawitt
ara making for the 45 mars also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Manager Lee Foil Lelfeld, O sreat
pitcher In his day. Is responsible for
tho staff Of tygirlcra. and Hul6niti. n
mighty fine shoristops insp Icts the
iufcldeT,
Manager Foil. Of course, has last
say His four assistants IN the spring
training are former big league stars
and be ~ fortunate in having 50
capable coaching staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Amateur Boxers in
Bouts Here Tonight

Tho amateur boxers win have
their night tonight. when they tanglo
In tho regular fortnightly show at
the Austin & Salt gymnasium. Ted
Whitman. under whose direction tho
bouts arc being staged. has lined up
n good card and big crowd Is OK.
pcctcd TO view tho hostllities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
E salt Lake Is Dark Horse of Coast League
Behind the
Home Plate
BY LEO VI lASSEN

T 0S ANGELES, Cal,
l. March 20.-There is a
popular axiom in slang that
if you hit q man in the peck
etbook these hectic times you
hit the real Achilles heel.
And realizing this, the Ver-
non ball club has a unique
way of bringing the holdouts
into line. When Charley Deal
and Ken Penner refused to
report because they weren't
satisfied with their contracts
Ed Maier, president of the
club, announced that the men
must put in 80 days in train
ing with only expenses paid
before the salary payment of
the players would start.
And penucr came into the fold
Immediately Deal, out nearly $1,000
in his pay envelope. Is still hold,
out at this writing. but II Is under.
stood that the veteran won't be with
Vernon this year as the Tigers arc
counting upon using Jackie Warner
az third base with Gordon Sldc az
shor'stop,
Deal Is still good ball play.
er, and altho he j. u safety
first" man in that he doesn't
try for any hard chances
around third base. he can play
good game OF bali when he
wants TO, and he can hit the
ball. Deal was drawing down
major league salary and he
was due for cut.
II is thought that IL he comes in
line ne will be traded TO some other
Glass Az club II deal can bc
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
VIC FOLEY
WINS AGAIN

TORONTO, March 2O.-Vic Foley.
baniamwelght champion Of Canada,
was awarded the decision over Jack
johnson, Of Toronto. after 10 rounds
OF boxing here last night II was
a rematcb. Foley winning from.
johnson on the previous meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Vean Gregg's
Selling Gas

Nran Gregg. thc veteran south.
paw who helped hurl Seattle 10
thc Coast league championship
asst EcaHnn. announces that his
new sag station, ", I'D ave s.
aud Rainier ave vs. now nreu FOR
business
Gregg WAS sold TO The wash
inRton Senators. bat something
came up and the mound star 70.
fused 10 report Instead he de.
cided 10 build a gas station near
the bali park. with hts brother.
Dave. ana give TAP pitching. at
least temporarily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
FAST GAMES
I'm TOURNEY

II The uFs, games Of tho lutsrns.
i tioHal basketball championship
last night az the university gym. the
y NJ C. H. HbslaFs and the First
Christians were the yietor-
The HEs,ars scored a "a 10 20 vic,
tory over rhs ballard firldhuuso
In the ether contest. the
First Christians wnllopsd tho W. T..
Fuller five. champions % the Com.
morcial league
-Four games arc slated Tor today.
At Q o'clock Scourys Pirates, Taco,
ma champs. ianElr with tho strong
SCw Westminster quitet. ~ snos
qualmle meets the Native Sons Of
Vancouver Tho in,S,ar and the
First Christians play at T.3o In the
evening and an hour later the win.
ncra Of the afternoon games play.
The finals arc scheduled for Sa,ur'
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Crystal Pool to
Open on April IL

April II has been set a8 The open.
tnE date of tho Crystal Pool for
swimming, according 10 the an.
nouncement made yesterday by Man.
aEcr Guy Sherwood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
LOOKED BEST
OF BUNCH

Seaman fought wonderful
fight" Alien writes. and looked the
class OF the bunch. lie did all tho
leading and forced the fight thruout.
and should have received the verdict
at the end Of tho twelfth round. They
sent them the extra three and Sea.
man took all three and the decision.
u vas the only good fight on the
card.
"O'Conncll Is supposed 10 he a
hard puneher but seman was sock.
ing harder than he was. He drop
ped OConneIl twice. once in the
first and again in the fourth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
aoIIINAs WINS

CHICAGO, March 22.-Aquinas
Institute, Rochester. ". Y, won the
first game in the national Catholic
intorscholastic basketball tourna.
ment here Thursday, defeating ST.
Patrlck's high. North Platte. Neb.,
IS 20 0,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
FOLEY GETS
y. y. OFFERS

Allen goes on TO say that he M
several offers TO fight Vic Foley
IN Now York. New Bedford. But.
faio and Boston. but refused them
because he wants 10 get back on
The Coast early in April and in ad.
dition he has two fights lined up
in Toronto and Winnipeg that mean
as much, II not more money 10
him
The first Foley. Johnson Canadian
hantamwcight fight In Toronto drew
a gate Of sli 600 Allen gays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Playground Ball
in Church Loop

The Seattle Church Athletic club
is planning a playground baseball
circuit No age limits viii be made,
and players can play in both this
sport and in the hard bali league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Allen who b. IN the East with VIC
Foley Canadian bantamweight cham.
piOn giw Seaman win the decision
over Charley D'Connell OF Cleveland
after 10 rounds Of battling. Other
bouts on the card the same night
were Goodrich ". Jcakle and Vulgar
W. Basil Galiano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Wiz as pilot OF the team than they
were with Duffy Lewis IN charge,
In fact, tho Bees have taken new
lease on HE with WIT In charge %
the club. as they had sourcd on his
Outlets
Members OF the salt Lake team
last year charged Lewis with pick
ms his pitchers when he played and
forcing Lefty o'Doul one OF his own
men who was battling him Tor the
league leadership In hitting TO play
when he wasn't In shape Lewis had
his eye set on the batting crown.
some OF tho Bees claim, and he lost
the respect OF hts men by those tao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Young Critic used TO stand on a
handkerchief and nobody could hit
him IN the face We didn't know
the old fighters ever used handkcr.
chIsfR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Handy Man

And then the Bees have Les shsc-
han. one Of the hardest right-handed
hittcrs in the league. who can fill In
Al any infleld or outfield position.
And Fritz Coumbe. pitcher,
first sacker or outfieidcr, !, an
other handy gent to have around.
As for the catching, John Peters
and Les Cook will take care Of that
end OF the game again. Peters VIII
do tr1nsf Of the receiving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Joe Connolly Is Back

To replace Lewis Ia the outiiela'
the Bees got Joe Connolly from the
Boston Red sox. Connolly has done
a lot OF travelling since he played Tor
san Francisco in 1890 lie has
played for Boston and Cleveland in
the American league, and has been
in the Texas and Southern leagues
In tho past four years, Connolly -
s,ill a young fellow. and he looks IKE
he's in great condition right now II
ne plays as well az he did for Frisco
in 1899. he'll do.
Johnny Frederick. the young
centeriieId star. has been late In
reporting, as he's ono Of the
Bees few holdouts this year.
Frederick has the makings OF
great star. A. ne can hit that
baseball
Lefty o'Doul. the former pitcher
who has taken up ou,fieiding because
OF his hitting ability, will be Sta
toned in right field. o'Doul will
play ever day this year, facing both
left and riEht.handed pitchers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
CARD READY
FOR TUESDAY

Plenty OF action should hc in store
for the boxing fans Tuesday night
M tho Crystal Pool.
4 double main event BE- slated with
Joe schlocber. California weller.
weight, meeting Young Carmen,
rugged rorilander. In one bout, and
frankie Murphy, New Orleans mid.
dlewoiRht. fighting Mickey Rockson.
% Los Angeles.
In the semi.windup. Marty Cross.
New York wclicrycight. and brother
OF the famous Leach Cross. meets
Spec Woods. OF Portland. Woods
defeated Pep Webster here last Tues.
day.
a good battle Is expected In tho
second bout when 'Blaciic' Orth and
Ted Frpyuc. n pair OF willing heavy.
weights. ianglc An opener is being
lined up.
Promoter Dan salt stated Friday
that the tickets were selling fast and
another big crowd appeared certain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Oscar Witt
lnjects Pep
Into Bees
Team Had Soured on
Duffy Lewis and the
Change Was Needed
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ING BEACH, Utl.
March 20, The dark
horse Of the Coast
league race,
That's salt Lake.
4 club with good
balance. fair pitching
and a better looking
infield than last year
and q good punch, tho
Bees should be morv
dangerous with Oscar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Other Hurlers

And Dick McCabe, who makes a
specially OF control, is also on the
staff
Harry Hulvey, who was carried
half OF the season last year, has
been recalled from Fort Worth, Tex.
The club hasn't hlgh.class left
handler, an outstanding weakness In
the league pitching this year.
They are carrying several young
pitchers Mulcahy. Bahr, McMurty,
Murphy. Peery and Steward.
Among the regulars, the Ynnni.
gans still with the club nre Lazarrri
and jacobson, infielder, and A. y.
Thompson, young catcher.