The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 13

TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1924 rT I R PAGE 13 STAR LEAGUE TOSSERS WILL PLAY THIRD ROUND GAMES SUNDAY @Sunset Hill Team Willi Play Fahey-Brockmans Crack Ballard Squad to Line Up Against Clothiers; Mercer Cubs and Louie’s Cleaners Will Tangle at Mercer; Other News of Star League § fies league baseball hird round gan the city with the following schedule tossers will swi s Sunday on the var LEAGUE NO, 1 @ Walla Western Union vs, Three Brothers Dye Works at Walla Walla Hill Improvement club vs. Fahey-Brockmans at LEAGUE NO, 2 Georgetown Cubs vs, eattle Boys’ club at Broadway field. |” _ Louie's French Dry Cleaners vs, Mercer Cubs at Mercer eld. 1 The Star between 11 a.} and noon Wednesday as to} hours they have the TRAMS TO PLAY TWICE AROUND » team will meet each team in SEATTLE’S RESTAURANTS | leased by the Seattle Indians. 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