davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
I Biura HsisuruIugIcznsgs.

Wsch6d slodca o godEinie 5:14.
Zach6d sionca godzinie S:24.
Pogoda W Chicago i okolicy: Po-
godnie W poniedzialek, poczem praw
dopodobnie niestala pogoda we VITO
rex. ChIodniej we wtorek. Umiar--
kowany zmienny wiatr, przewaznie
polnocno-wschodni.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: -
Najwyisza wczoraj godzinie 8 po-
po1udniu, 76 stopni najnizsza o go
dzanie g rano. so stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
POLACY ZACZYNAJA
EKSPLOATACYE POL NAF-
TOWYCH.
TOWYCH.

Zurych, 9. czerwca. - Rad
polski ustanowii wojskowa ko--
misye dla pol naftowych w Cali
CYL wschodniej, ktorej zadaniem
bedzie stac na stray polskich i
alianckich ipteresow W tych oko-
leach. Jako gwarncye wyPlaty
odszkodowania wojennego Ease
kwestrowano wszystka wiasnoSc
niemiecka, wegierska austryac-
ka. Podjeto rowniez juz prace O.
koio wszystkich studni nafto--
yy,-ch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, poniedzialek, 8 czerwca: Sw,
Prymusa.
Jutro, wtorek, 10 czerwca: Sw g..
Ma4gorZaty Krol. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
zywaja sic H. Powers O. Metz,
ze stacyi Hdye Park, murzyni
w. Brown i H. Gibson.
FATALNE WYPADKI POWO
DEM SMIERCI SZESCIU
OSoB.

OSoB.
Wypadki automobilowe W Ch,
cago przedmiesciach byly wczo-
raj powodem smierci czworga
dzieci, dwoch kobiet jednego
mezczyzny, a kilkanascie osob
odnioslo pokaleczenia mniej lup
wiecej bolesne.
- 7-mioletni Samuel Caladro-
ne, zam. pnr. VA Norton ul., u
mari wczoraj w szpitalu Colum-
bus Extension jako rezultat ne
jechania przez automobil, ktorym
kierowai wiaSciciel tegoz E. Fa-
lerno, Z pnr. 1917 w. Van Bu-
rem Wypadek .wydarzy} sic ma
przecieciu ulic S. Racine i Maca-
lister pl. Falerno znajduje sic pod
dozorem policyi.
- ]. Smoling, LEGACY lat 3,
pnr. 1902 West 16ta ul., ma pre-
cieciu ulic S. Central Park w.
l6tej dostai sic pod kola automo-
blu ktorym kierowa} wiasciciel J.
J. Brodsky, pnr. 1917 Millard
ave. Chlopczyk ma miejscu umari.
Ma zeznania swiadkow, il wypa-
dek byi ME unikniony, Brodsky'e
60 ME aresztoWano.
- Ma przecieciu ulic 53ciej i
S. Maplewood zderzy}y sic AUTO
mobile panny B. Won Gracek,
pnr. 214l w. 55ta ul. i J. Kalma-
ma Reppy, pnr. 4742 Melville
ul., East Chicago. S-mioletnia Ma
rya Mack zostaia zmiazdzona
ma smierc, troje dzieci Reppy 20
staly pociete kawa}kami szk}a,
8mioletnia Margaret Sturmo, z
pnr. 5S55 S. Throop ul., ktora
takze w automobilu Reppy sic
znajdowaia, odniosla ziamanie o.
bojczyka. Inni pasazerowie odnie
sli lekkie pokaleczenia. jPolicya
.aresztowala Reppe i panne Won
Gracek.
16.toletni Allie L. Greenberg u
mari wczoraj w szpitalu Washing
ton Park jako rezultat pokale-
czeh, odniesionych, gdy ma niego
najechai ma ul. 57mej blisko par
ku Washington elektryczny auto
mobil, kierowany przez K Ehr-
goota, pnr. 5000 Forrestville
ave. Ehrgoot jest szofererh pani
S. J. Fournier, zam. pnr. 4933
Drexel ave.
- Pociag kolei elektrycznej
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric
wczoraj najechal W przedmiesciu
Kenilworth ma dwie kobiety, spie
szace do stacyi, azeby zdazyc ma
pociag do Evanston. Pani F. w.
Coolidge zostafa zabita ma miej-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
NICARAGUA PROSI AMERY
KE o POMOC PRZECIW
KOSTA RICE.

KOSTA RICE.
Washington, 8 czerwca. -
Nicaragua wnios}a prosbe o po-
moe zbrojna do rzadu Stanow
Zjednoczonych przeciw mozllwe
mu najazdowi re strony kosta
Riki. Department Stanu wyto-
cyl w tel sprawie sledztwo.
Legacya Nikaraguy oswiadcza,
re DO st}umieniu rewolucyi w
Kosta Rice, PREF. Tinoco zgro-
madzii swe wojska ma pograntczu
Nikaraguy. Tinoco, ktorego orar
Jest ministrem wojny przy rza.
die Kosta Riki, oswiadczy}, zc
wojska Nikaraguy dopomaga}y
rcwolucyonistom. Oskarzeniu te-
mu zaprzeczono, twierdzac, re to
byia liberalna partya w Nikara-
qua, ktora przesz}a ma strong Ii
noto. Oswiadczenie legacyi Nj
karaguy brzmi jak nastepuje;
Sen. Tinoco posiada oko}o
szeSc tysiecy dobrze uzbrojonych
zo}nierzy W poblizu granicy Nj
karaguy, przy pomocy ktorych
spodziewa sic podbic ten kraj, lub
rozpoczac rewolucye pod dow6dz
TWEEN gen. Irias'a, by}ego premie
ia pod Zeyala, oraz generalow
Sediles'a, Santos'a, Baca, Usaga
i innych, ktorzy sprzeclwaja sic
obecnemu rzadowi gen. Chamor-
ro'a.
Nicaragua przyjela suggestive
Stanow Zjednoczonych w spra--
wach finansowych panstwa. Przy
leila SciSle ekonomiczny budzet,
ktory pozwala ma utrzymywanie
zaledwie 500 zo}nierzy i ME Posia-
da zadnego budzetu wojennego.
Narod Nikaraguy bynajmniej ME
za}uje, re przyjai przyjazna sug-
gestye Stanow Zjednoczonych,
gdyz koncem roku przybylo d,
skarbu $5OO,OOO, a W tym roku
spodziewano sic zaoszczedzic mi
lion.
Many nadzieje, re W tym kry
tycznym czasie, re wzgledu ma
stara przyjazi, Stany Zjednoczo
ne dopomoga nam W odpicranin
obcego najezdzcy."
GLOsY PRZECIW PROPONO
LIDZE NARODoW.
Washington, 8 czerwca. =
A. Fursueth, prezydent miedzy-
narodowej uni marynarzy, kto-
ry pierwszy sprzeciwi} sic / O.
stro wystapii W Kongresie prze-
civ planowi Gompers'a W spra-
vie miedzynarodowej kontroli
kwestyi robotniczych, rozwinie-
temu ma konferencyi pokojowej,
wydai wczoraj nastepujace O.
swiadczenie:
wv imieniu miedzynarodowe,
uni marynarzy protestuJe prze''
civ caiej proponowanej Lidze
Narodow prosze Boga, ably "a
chowal W swej opiece Gala klase
robotnicza W Ameryce, a W szcze
golnosci marynarzy. Jak wynikA
z owej konstytucyi, to Anglia ,e-
die posiadaia o wiele wiecej gfo
su niz kazde inne panstwo. Pan
stwo brytyjskie przez swoich de-
legatow, oraz przez swoje wpiy-
wy ma inne pahstwN, posiada VIA
DE mad Gala klasa robotnicza W
Swiecie. Jezeli pozwolicie nam
tos W tym kierunku powiedziec,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
P0LACY EKSPLOATUJA GALICYJ.
SKIE POLA NAFTOWE.
Ameyk POseE zndw Przeczy OszczerstwOm zyd6w
UKRAlNCY OSKARzAJA POLAK6W.
Papiez Mianuje Nuncyusza dla Polski.
lime Telegramy Zagraniczne.

domow zydowskich pod pretek-
stem, re szukajs ukrytej broni
bolszewikow. zydzi pochowali sic
do piwnic, kiedy d. 21go kwiet-
MIA mich powychodzili, zolnie-
RE aresztowali ich, zadajac legi-
ty1r1acyi i zabierajac wszystko,
CO znalezli W ich pularesach.
Walk uliczne rozpoczeiy sig
22go kwietnia DR.. Rachmilewitz
oblicza, re zamordowano w mich
1,500 zydow. Twierdzi on, re ma
ulicach znaleziono "a trup6w W
dowskich, nadto pomiedzy 1000
d 5000 zydow deportowano do Ii
'dy. Cd zydow, u ktorych spodzie-
wano sic pieniedzy. zadano oku-
pu w wysokoSci Cd l 800 do $4,000
rubli.
w koncu ,,dokument" ten sug-
geruje litewskiej kornisyii, ably
zaapelowaia do Aliantow i popro-
sila ich o wyznaczenie komisyi,
celem zbadania sprawy pogro-
NOW, zanim premier Paderewski
sam tego zazada.
RownoczcSnie z tenn nadchodzi
depesza Waszyngtonu, zadaja-
ca oficyalnie stanowczy klam
wSzystkim niemiecko zydow-
skim oskarzeniom Polak6w o po-
gromy. Amerykanski posei Glib
son powtornie juz stanowczo "a
przecza tym k}amstwom. Oto de-
pesza:
Washington, 9. czerwca. -
Stosownie do opublikowanego
przez department stanu raportu
Hugh Gibsona, posia Stan6w
Zjednoczonych w Warszawie, w
Polsce ME byio zadnych pogro--
NOW ami popelnianych przeciwko
zydom okrucienstw. Pan Gibson
zaznacza, re informacye swoje
czerpie z krajowych gazet, VIA
czajac W to takze zydowskie, cd
amerykanskiej komisyi ratunko-
wei ,,od representative zydow-
skich organizacyi, ktorzy MIN
otwarcie o tel sprawie rozmawia-
H." Wszystkie zabutzenia, jake
miafy miejsce, wybuchly wyiacz-
ME na tie ekonomicznem, a W
zadnym wypadku ma tie raso--
wych czy religijnych nienawisci.
w szczegolnosci o tel kwestyi
raportuje posei Gibson jak naste-
puje:
,,Uprzedzenie w Polsce pre-
ciwko pewnym kEasom zydow
jest przewaznie wynikiem ekono-
micznych warunkow raczej ami
zeli nietolerancyi religijnej. We
die otrzymanych przezemnie in
formacyi, niekt6re elementy zy-
dowskie popieraja Rad i te uzna-
je sic jake stanowiace integralna
Geese polskiej ludnoSci, podczas
gdy inne elementy zydowskie
(bolszewicy) So jawnie usposo-
bione wrogo do polskiego rzadu. "
,,POLSKI TERRORYZM" MA
UKRAINE.
Wieden, 8. czerwca. - Ukraif-
cy oskarzaja Polakow o zaprowa-
dzanie panowania terroryzmu W
zajetych ostatnio terytoryach,
kt6ry objawia sic wiezieniem roz-
politykowanych i oddanych agi-
tacyi ruskich ksiezy politykow,
jak niemniej ukrainskich zoinie-
rzy. Powiadaja oni. re Polacy
Dokonczenie na stronicy 3ciej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
NNNCh
OFICYALNE ZAPRZECZE-
ME zYDOWSKICH
KLAMSTW o POGROMACH.

. Paryz, 8. czerwca.-YPremier
Litwy nadesial do tutejszej dele
gacyi litewskiej ma konfereneye
pokojowa zestawiony przez zyd-
ka Ora. Rachmilewitza szereg
fakt6w o rzekomych pogromach
okrucienstwach, jakich mieli sic
dopuszczac ma zydach polscy zoi-
nierze w Whine. Document"
Ten powiada, re zaraz tego same
go dnia, gdy Polacy zajeli Will
no, rozpoczeli oni pladrowanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
WOJNA PoLSKI z NIEMcA'
MI NIEUNIKNIONA.

Wieden, 8. czerwca. - Dope
sze do Die Politische Korrespon
denz" donosza z Warszawy, re
wojna pomiedzy Polska Mem
cami uwazana jest "a rzecz ME
unikniona. Podobno polskie gaze
ty publikuja najbardziej alarmu-
lace sprawozdania z frontu. Po-
daja, re polska armia Jest w pelni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
oFICERZY OSKARZENI o
SPISEK PRZECIW
RZADOWI.

Detroit, 8 czerwca. - Depar-
lament sprawiedliwosci pod prze
wodnictwem szefa biura A. l..
Barkey'a wykryl spisek. celeni
okradzenia rzadu amunicyi !
materyasow wojennych wartoscI
$30,Oo0,oOo i sprzedania go klice
militarystycznej W Niemczech. 0
spisek oskarzono oddano lawie
sedziow wielkoprzysieglych ma
stepujacych ludzi: Kapitah S. Nj
cholson z Waszyngtonu, zarzad-
ca finansowy ordynansow przy
armii, G.. H. Browne, milioner :
sportsman, F. &C. Collins, vice
konsul grecki, oraz prezydent
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
w SPRAWIE PRZEDOSTA.
MA S1E KOP1I TRAKTATU
POKOJOWEGO DO
AMERYKI.

WasZyngton, 8 czerWca. -
w tym tygodniu rozpocznie sic
W Kongresie inwestygacya W
sprawie przedostania sic kopii
traktatu pokojowego do rak pry.
watnych W Ameryce. w przede-
dniu inwestygacyi czfonkowie
Kongresu urzednlcy maja ns
ustach nazwiska wielu slynnych
W kolach finansowych osob.
Senator Borah Jest "a tenn, aby
ma przesiuchy wezwano urzedni.
kow Ligi "a pokojem, przypusz'
czac takze nalezy, re urzednicy
departamentu Stanu, oraz ich po.
mocnicy beda rowniez zeznawac,
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu czlon
kowie wydzialu wybiora subko-
mitet, ktory zajmie sic. przesiu-
chami i zwolywaniem swiadkow.
Wyborem czlonkow subkomitetu
zajmie sic prawdopododobnie
prezes Lodge.
Przywodcy obu stron z niecier
pliwoscia wyczekuja chwili roz.
poczecia sic inwestygacyi, pomi-
mo, il zapewniono ich, re pred
upiywem tego tygodnia sprawa
ia ma pewno, sic rozpocznie. Maj
wieksza trudnoscia stanowic be.
d. senatorzy lodge, i Borah, kto
rzy stanowczo oswiadczyli, re o.
opr6cz tego co powiedzieli pred
tenn, ME powiedza ami siowa WIG
cej, tenn bardziej, re prawo zaka-
zuje i'm powstarzac gdzieindziej,
to, o czem mowili W Senacie luh
Izbie posiow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

Ciag dalszy na stroniey 8,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09

Dokonczenie ma strongly 3cieJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-09
W Sprawie Przywozu Traktatu Poko-
jowego do Ameryki.
Oficerowie Oskarzeni 0 Spisek PrzeCw RzadoWi
Nagly Strajk Tramwajarzy W Detroit.
Irotkie Wiadomosci re Stolicy Kraju.
lime Telegramy Krajowe.

to pozwolcie zorganizowac mig
dzynarodowe biuro robotnicze,
celem zebrania potrzebnych intor
macyi, pod przewodnictwem rz4.
dzacego ciaia pelnomocnego. Me
chaj te informacye beda przedio-
zone ma rocznych konferencyach
i niechaj rekomendacye tego biz
ra beda oddane kilku odrazu rta!
rodom, dla ktorych sprawa robot
nicza jest kwestya trudna do roz
wiazaniania. Proponowana Liga
Narodow wyglada ma traktat i
jezeli przyjeta bedzie to wenczas
stanowic bedzie czest najwyzsze
go prawa Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Jezeli ma bye tylko czterech de.
legatow, wtenczas wiedzccie c
tenn, re ma pewno jeden .bedzie
giosowaf ma korzySc robotnikon
a trzech innych przeciw mini. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
Criffen Wins
From, Seattle
Racquet Star
Anderson Beats Turenne;
Final Events Today

Playing steady tennis, Elmer Grif.
fen, the California star. won his way
into the final round OF the city tennis
m e e I yesterday when he set back
Mansell- Smith. state net king, to the
tune OF SO, 4-6. 81. 81.
Crawford Anderson had cinch In
the other half Of the drawing. defeat
ing young Turenne Ga, 81. so. An
derson's net play was too much for
the younger star.
Miss Lambuth Wins
Myra Lambuth staged a comeback
in the semi-finals against Gertrude
Schreiner after her opponent won the
first set 6-2. Miss Lambuth took the
other sets OF and 6-2. Sara Living
stone disposed Of Ruth Miller, GIL,
6.1.
The finals in these events will be
staged this afternoon at the Firloch
club with Griffen and Anderson meet
ing in the mems singles and Sara
Livingstone playing Myra Lambuth
in the ladies' event.
Double Events
In the mixed doubles Miss Living
stone and Turenne beat Miss Miller
and Waller 90, Ga.
In the other half Of the list Mrs.
Bragdon and Wabraashek defeated
Miss Soule and Foley 6-3. rs.
Mansell Smith and Crawford An.
derson meet Turenne and Allen in
the mems doubles finals today, and
Gertrude Schrciner and Marion Soule
play Sara Livingstone and Mrs.
Bragdon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
LOCALS LEAVE
FOR SOUTH

After Sundays game with the
Los Angeles team here the locals
will leave for a three weeks trip.
The first stop is at San Francisco.
From the Golden Gate the locals
Jump to Vernon where they play
the Tigers and then they hop over
TO Salt Lake City. After the weeks
play in the Mormon hangout the
locals return to the home lot for
the longest homo stay of the sea
son--four weeks. Portland, Vernon,
Oakland and Salt Lake will visit
Seattle in turn.
The first series of the season with
the Seals and Tigers were disas.
trous for the Siwashes. The Seals
copied six out of seven games from
the Clymers at the Golden Gate.
Seattle dropped four out Of six to
the Graham squad here last week.
Vernon has had 1t on the locals in
both series winning four out of five
games from the Seattle squad on
the local lot and taking six out of
seven bouts from Clymer's men
down in Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
Sam Crawford, Famous
Swatsmith, Has Played
Last Big League Game
Detroit and Los Angeles Star Doesn't Like Cold
Weather; Gardner Is Ill; Brewster Returns; Other
Baseball Gossip

Sam Crawford the veteran Los Angeles outfeder,
whose big bat crashed thru big league parks for 10 years.
has played his last game big Lacquer
Thrty-nine years DID, "Wahoo' Sam is leading the
Coast league hitting and still brings terror to the hearts
of pitchers Team mate of the famous Ty Cobb for years.
Crawford his way into the hearts of big league fandom
with his mighty club which has flashed for the last time
under the big tent.
'The cold weather gets me-" explains Sam, "and then
haven't the speed had Speed what counts up
there where the eetes in the land and the best pitch
in the business there waiting to put dents in
your batting average"
During his a major Lacquer Crawford amassed
grand batting average which is slightly the magic
300 mark AT the present time he is leading the Coast
league stickers with a mark around $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

RuleHurting
MGorClubs?
Hickey Says the Minors Are
Shaping Majors in Face
Under Present Rules
BY n. &. HAMILTON
'nited Press Staff Correspondent

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
NEW YORK. July ia raid on
the minor leagues in the form OF
purchases OF small league clubs
which will be turned into farms"
owned outright by the farmers. was
forecast here today by Branch
Hickey, president and manager OF
the st. Louis Cardinals.
"The minors are killing again the
famous goose that lays the golden
eggs" said Hickey. THE majors
will not be injured by the divorce.
but ! greatly fear the divorce asked
and granted by the minors VIII only
lead to plea for a reconciliation
on the part OF the plaintiff.
abolition Of the socallcd optional
agreement between big and small
league clubs has had no effect. l
have in my office six agreements
with minor league clubs. not exact.
~ like the agreements we used to
make, but still agreements-and
they are satisfactory to me. Now
ask the minor league owners for an
agreement Of sale. TO be fulfilled at
a certain date and the player will
be returned to me at that time"
Hickey, who is close student
of baseball law and recognized au.
thority, declared the minors are
Shaping the public In the face" by
denying the right of draft to the
majors and then allowing their own
members to draft among themselves.
ANY young man In any business
has the inherent right of advance.
ment without being retarded by his
employer" hickey said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

campaign after Barney. which gave
the fans a good laugh. Murray
meant business but couldn't con.
meet with the elusive Barney. who
was given the verdict.
Girls Draw
The chorus girl ring title Is still
undecided. as Dot Clifford and Babe
Harris. OF Ievy's Orpheum. fought
fast and furious tworound draw.
Dots footwork and headwork near
iy upset Babe a couple Of times
but Babe came back strong and
Referee Schacht called the affair
a draw. The coppers' band tendcrly
rendered I'm Sorry ] Made You
Cry" while the bout was In prog
ress.
With over $4,000 turned into the
Golfers of Mother Ryther's home
fund and the fans pleased with the
big evenings entertainment. the
event was a big success.
The program was run off In ship
shape manner by Austin & Salt
local boxing promoters. who handled
the direction Of the program.
Ad Schacht. Ted Whitman, Abb
Kubey. Jerry Mccarthy. Roy Davic
and Tom MceKown acted as ref
erees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

Ty Has Natural Ability
'Ty Cobb has natural ability and
was a star from his first game"
said Sam. when asked what the
secret of Cobb's success Is. Speed
and pulling the unexpected keeps
him in the big leagues.
las far as the pitching goes In
the majors. there is a cracking
good hurler on the mound every
day. The Tigers usually won their
games with their hitting power. but
II takes good pitching staff to
win pennants."
Like every other ball player Sam
likes to bat. During batting prac.
tice the vet likes to hear the crack
OF the wood against the leather and
stiIl is mighty formidable up at the
plate swinging his mace.
Coast League Fast
THE Coast league is a fast cir.
cult for a minor league" comment
ed the veteran. Several of the
younger players have fine chance
Of making good in the majors. Take
young Kamm, OF San Francisco.
He looks like mighty fine pros
pect. And Bob Meusel, OF Vernon.
Is another ball player who has lots
OF natural ability"
Sam never intends TO go East
again TO live. He has made his
home in Los Angeles. Crawford
managed to save his money while
playing ball and he Is now pretty
well fixed for the coming years.
Clean and in fine condition. Craw-
ford, after 20 years service on the
diamond, is a fine example for the
younger generation of ball players
to model after. He is the kind of a
man who has made baseball Whe
game that 1t is--the national sport
of the Yanks.
Crawford still has a lot of good
baseball games left in his system
and he will undoubtedly be with the
Angels for several seasons. Seattle
fans who have seen him play this
week like his work and while he
is playing with the opposition the
boys in the stands are glad to see
Sam collect his hits even at the
expense OF victory for the home
squad.
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FAMED BALL.
TOSSERS ON
LOS OUTFIT

Here's some of the visiting stars
who are playing with the league
leading Los Angeles tribe. and
Harry Gardner. Seattle's new hurl-
er secured from Sacramento.
Walter Boles. the vet with the
baIl-bearing knee. Us one OF the
smartest catchcrs in the league and
knows every pebble on the Coast
league diamonds. Basslcr is a
young player who hits the ball
hard. BassIer and Boles make up
the strongest catching staff In the
circuit.
Still Sparks PIN
Sam Crawford. the veteran slug
ger, can still mace the old apple.
altho he has lost his old time
speed. Sam has hit the ball hard
during the present series and the
fans like TO see tho old boy up
at the plate even IL he is apt to
score a flock OF runs for the op-
position.
"Rube" Ellis, who has been play-
Ing ball since the Civil war. is one
OF the premier fly chasers of the
circuit. "Rube" has demonstrated
now to cover ground In left field
for the local fans this week. He
isn't hitting as hard as formerly.
but he still gets his wallops in the
pinches.
Red" Killefer. who played sew
eral years with the Cincy Reds Is
the fastest thing in centerfieIders
that has performed here this year.
Not only Is Kiliefer the pilot OF
the visitors, but he is also captain.
lead-off man. leading run scorer.
base stealer and 900 hitter. out
side of these few items. Killefer
doesn't do much to earn his bis
cults.
From Tacoma
Jack Fourier, who halls from
Tacoma is holding down the first
pillow for the leaders. Jack was
up In the big show, too, playing
with the Chicago White Sox for a
couple OF years. Jack wasn't quite
fast enough In the field to hold his
Job with the white hosed crew. He
can stili mace the pill. and with
his fielding ability around the
first station has just about estab-
lished himself as the most valua-
bic first sacker in the league.
Harry Gardner is one OF the best
spit ball hurlers In the circuit. and
while he has lost his first two
starts for the Seattle crew he
should win a lot of games before
the season Is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
GARDNER is
UNDER WEATHER

Harry Gardner. local slab toiler, is
under the weather and will not be
able to play for a week or so. He
joins Claude Derrick, who is still SUI.
fering from the effects of a crash
in the head in practice recently. Bill
Cunningham is still out of the
fray. and Ed Sweeney. the big
catcher. has not participated for a
week because of a bum wrist. Cum
ningha-n and Sweeney are expected
to be ready to play within a couple
Of days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
CLAUDE DERRICK
IN HARD LUCK

Claude Derrick. one Of the locals
cripples. has played in hard luck here
this year. When he was hurt the
first time by a batted ball in prac-
tice Ray French was showed into
his place at shortstop and is still
holding down the Job. And now he Is
out of tho game suffering from the
same injury and Herb Murphy haS
replaced him at third base. and Herb
is putting up a great game at the
hot corner. Hard luck is right!