The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1918, Page 14

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MISTER -| : ES Sj ren | Mey Pea oe — TJ > ~ ~ " AMES HOCKEY SQUAD TRAINING FOR TITLE GAME Meet Towers of FISHING TO BE GOOD FOR SEASON OPENING DK Vancouver, Here on Monday Night (The Ames shipbuilders are hard) before the Izaak Waltons of thi IR Work training for their game with! *tate go forth to coax the finny Towers, of Vancouver, here Mon - “Gay night at the Arena, in the first @ series of two games for the | amateur championship of this sec date of the Jed in the state ngton as April 1 Ideal fishing conditions ar store for the sportamen this period, a ‘The Towers recently won the ttle )im the British Columbia amateur Teague, while the Ames crew her “Showed its heels to the other am @teur squads in the race for Mille of the Shipbuilders’ leage actual exp e care of a ‘crowd. The melee will mark th first appearance here of an amateur | team from the outside. The second) |r | game of the series will be played Wim Vancouver on Friday night of next week. he many lakes that ABERDEEN WANTS TEAM) *c? i mina te fact county game commiasion James Bowes, one of Ab “s) til the South Fork of t ‘Of the P. C. I. league, why that “should have a franchise in the Pa (fic Coast International circuit the ¢ | coming season - BOXING AT CANTONMENT 5 CAMP LEWIS, March 22.—The boxing class of the cantonment will! of Be seen in action here tonight, when! « ir usual custom of fishing | I DOINGS OF THE DU WHY, HELEN, Wee DOING The CAMOUFLAGE ACT ~ | JUST KNOW THAT MRS. ? || BROWN WILL WAN'T To LEAVE | Wee Two CHILDREN HERE TODAY Ww WHAT ARE Nov DOING ( Y KNOW GEORGE A Be canin’ (CVO “HIN > , down thelr banks on the oper h Lake Sammy La n, in our im: “0 attract Chief Boxing Instructor Willie | Ritchie puts on his great boxing @arnival in the Liberty theatre _ STAR SHOTS COMING | VANCOUVER, B. 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