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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
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inLongGan1e
Locals Win Thinning Go
From Seals in Last Mix
OF Series

Seattle eoppcd the last game OF
the series from the San Francisco
Seals. but II took the locals 4, in
nings to turn the trick yesterday.
with Thomas and Scott both pitch
Ing strong ball. the fans were treat.
cd to a good bit OF baseball II was
the first game this week neither team
rang up an error. The final score
was Seattle g. San Francisco ?.
The Seals opened the scoring In
the seventh by counting twice. but
the locale came right back and reg.
istered one In the seventh and one In
the eighth. evening up the count.
Scott. who was on the hill for the
invaders. wobblcd in the 18th frame.
when he hit Reiger and passed the
next two hitters. Harry Harper
came thru with long sacrifice fly
and the locals won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
Corps of Big League
Stars We're Developed
in Northwest Circuit
Reuther, Bigbee, Flagstead and Smith Are
Now Starring Under Big Tent; Thomas
5 Pitches Strong Game; Bigbee and Cum
/ ningham to Go Up?
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Demonstrating that their work under the big tent Is
not flash in the pan, number of former Northwestern
baseball stars making good in the major leagues with
bang this year.
"Dutch" Reuther, who started out on the diamond in
the old Northwestern league several years with the
Vancouver and Spokane teams is the pitching ace OF
the Cincinnati Reds who leading the National league
this morning the result of Reuhers eighth straight VIC
tory which he registered the second of the double
header with the Pirates yesterday.
Reuther is not only good hurler but is handy with
the bat and the old pill. Dutch" used to be
of the leading htters of this circuit and played first
base and took his turn the outfeld well
the slab BY his showing this year Reuther has demon
strated that he has thru strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
Kruger Lowers
Swimming Mark

OAKLAND. Cal. July 7.-Stubby
Kruger not only won the 500yard
Pacific Coast championship for men
at Idora Park yesterday. but beat the
record set for this event by Ludy
LANCER In 1914. Kruger dropped the
record time six seconds. The former
mark was 10 As seconds.
Kruger Is now in training for the
coming mile national championship
swim 10 be held In the Willamette
river, Portland. Ore. on August 2.
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Four More Boxers Are
Lined Up for Mother
Ryther Smoker Benefit
German and Jones, Out-of- Town Boys, May
Come to Seattle for Smoker; CASTOR
Wants Go With Dillon; Harper May Notl
Be Able to Fight

Four boxers have lined up for the Stars smoker
to be staged for Mother Ryher Friday at the Arena They
Young Hector Bremerton, heavyweight Stanley FItz-
gerald, bantamweght; the Portland Kid lightweight, and
A. ID. Evans, 95- FOUNDER from Marysville.
This swells the list to Is members 1t is doubtful
whether Bob Harper the lightweight king of this section,
who offered his services last week. will be able to fight
Friday according to Nate Druxman his because
of bum hand which banged up in his July 4th fight
in Idaho Young Hector is another fighter affected with
bum hand malady Hector cut in the palm with pair
of shears when the bandages removed from his hands
at the Arena show Friday.
Joe German the stocky Portander may make the trip to
Seattle for the smoker He will meet of the best light
hts he thru
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COAST LEAGUES
HEAD WATERS

Babe" Borton and "Stumpy" Ed
ington have the best eyes of any pair
Of players in the Coast league, when
it comes TO looking 'em over" at the
home plate. so claims Bill Essick,
manager OF the Vernon club.
"Borton and Ellington may strike
out once in a while. but you will not
zee them hitting at bad balls" de-
ciares Essick. 1.-THE ball has to be
over the plate for either one OF them
to strike at IT. unless the hit and run
or squeeze play is up.
mot many of the fans have no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
THOMAS HITS
REAL. STRIDE

Claude Thomas. the local left
handler. has turned in two SVEN
games during the past week. win
ming the only Seattle victories over
the Seals. His first win over the
Seals Friday was a shutout. and he
came back Sunday with another good
game. winning in IL innings. His
win on the 4th was his first victory
OF the season for the locals. Thomas
will be a big help to the Seattle club
IL he can keep up this pace. as Gard.
ner and Bigbee. the two reliables.
need a lot Of help now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07

Jones May Fight
Word is expected from Tacoma to
day as to whether or not Morgan
Jones will come over from Tacoma
Morgan will be matched with frankie
Murphy IL he comes over.
no word has been received from
Bud Ridley or Jimmy Storey as to
whether or not they will fight on the
benefit card. There is room for both
OF these battlers. and while no word
has been received from them, they
are expected TO offer their services
for the smoker.
Harry Williams, the Bremerton
heavyweight. may find place on the
card. Williams does not know yet
whether he will be able to fight or
not Friday.
CASTOR Wants Dillon
Ely CASTOR, local bantamweicht,
says he wants a return match with
Bernie Dillon. And Ted Whitman
wants 10 battle Nate Druxman. What
n match this last would be. No word
OF whether the challenge Is accepted
has been forthcoming from Nate as
yet
Tickets for the event will be on
sale today in the local cigar stands
and billiard halls.
Travie Davies. the Everett well
/ terweight, will make his first bow
| OF the season TO local fight fans
| Friday when he mixes on The
Stars card. His opponent will be
I picked today.
Marysville who wants a crack at
frankie Murphy. He may be
given a place on the card IL he is
/ in condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
SHORTAGE OF BRICKS
HAMPERS BUILDING

LONDON, July THE govern
ment housing schemes viii require
3 500 900, 900 bricks and 1000, 1000, 900
will be required for private enter.
prises The average annual output
was 2.S06 100000. Many yards have
failed to begin operations this season.
and 1t is feared the supply will fall
short of the demand.
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How Coast
Clubs Stand

ticed the way Ellington hits at the
ball. He does not decide whether he
Will hit az the sphere until II Is al
most on top of him.
'Edington hits just as well with
two strikes on him as he does with
out any count against him. Time
after time | have seen him take a
couple Of strikes. waiting for the
kind Of ball he wants to hit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
ANOTHER McCREDIE
SHORTSTOP STARS

Roger Peckinpaugh. former Port
land Coast league performer. Is play
ing wonderful game for the New
York Yankees and is largely respon-
sible for the Yanks' lead in the
American league race. according to
reports from the East. Peck is not
only playing a great game in the field
but he is leading the circuit in hit.
ting and run scoring. He has devel-
oped into a slugger and is second
to Babe" Ruth in home run records
Peck is a McCrcdie product. Walt
McCredie has the distinction Of turn.
ing out great Stockholders. Young
Hollocher of the Cubs got his start
under McCredie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
CUNNINGHAM AND
BIGBEE TO GO UP

Two big league clubs are re-
ported to be after the services Of
Billy Cunningham. local center.
fielder. and Lyle Bigbee. Siwash
pitching ace. for delivery In 1890.
Young French, who has come In
for a large amount Of praise for
his work in the infie!d. Is also I'M
der observation as possible big
league timber. according to ru-
mors In local baseball circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07

20 ride. dogs TO play with--an aircdale
and two Just dogs'--plenty OF yards
and swings. a gymnasium to romp
in and lots OF room.
Has Three Cars
Around the house are fine old So
year elms.
There are three ears besides the
riding horses--a big brown Fiat.
Mrs. WIZARDS sedan and the farm
touring car.
The willards are very demo.
cratic family. They live in ease.
but are not n bit uppish.
He has many bungalows in Los
Angeles. n keen interest in the NOV.
ing picture game there. apartment
buildings in Chicago and oil in
Texas.
Mira Willard is n little woman,
with dark hair. She Is pleasant and
hospitable. but seldom leaves home
unless 1t is for the daily horseback
ride.
She and the children Travelled with
Jess In n circus for while. but
gave II up and were glad when Jess
picked out the home at Lawrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
Willie Meehan
Is Ready Now
to Box Champ

SAN FRANCISCO. July L.
Willie Mechap Is ready TO meet
Champion Jack Dempsey at any
old place In any length bout, the
local heavyweight stated today.
following announcement that
Dempse had been offered
$50. 900 TO meet Meshsn at Allan
Tic City. Meehan claims a four
round decision over Dempsey,
who. he declares. Is champion
only because Jack kearns picked
him up and nursed him along.
Meehan meets Jack Thompson,
negro heavyweight, in a four
round bout Mt Oakland Wesines-
day night.
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WHERE THE
TEAMS PLAY

Los Angeles opens in Seattle
Tuesday. San Francisco plays in
Portland. Oakland entertains Salt
Lake, and Sacramento invades
Vernon. Salt Lake Is going at a
fast stride again. stopping the on
ward dash Of the Vernon Tigers
last week. The Bees are now in
fourth place, with the Oaks head
ing the second division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
NJ'SIC DEFIES RAIN

Altho the clouds shed many show
ers, the band concert scheduled to be
given by Wagner's band at Wood.
land park. Sunday afternoon. pro
crossed without hitch. The concert
that was TO be held at Alh point
was called off because of the rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
Jess Willard
Was in Shape;
Here's Proof
No Man Not in Condition
Could Have Stayed After
Such Punishment
BY II. &. HAMILTON

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. July THE popu-
lar indoor sport following the
ascension OF Jack Dempsey to the
throne OF worlds heavyweight
champion. Is passing out sympathy
TO Jess willard because the big
Kansan was not In good condition.
Nothing could be further over
drawn. willard was In as good
condition as at any time In his life.
He was a victim Of his egotism.
which exposed him 10 the rapid
fire OF greater punching than he
ever before had faced.
lie treated Dempsey In the first
round as tho he expected the chal-
lengcr 20 be awed by the presence
OF a champion.
The Proof
To say that willard was not In
condition would be 20 ignore the
fact that he was knocked down six
times in the first round BY blows
any one OF which would have
stopped an ordinary man then and
there.
He was able to walk to his cor
ner after each round and from the
ring after the battle.
Willard has been greatly critics.
ed for hts failure to come to the
scratch in the fourth round. He
has been called yellow. but he
wasn't. willard, not being a fight
err. could not understand why he
should be expected TO take any
more punches. He had been beat
en- sufficiently to make him realize
that he could not retain the cham
plonship. His face was smashed.
His wife was in the arena. Friends
were there. He wanted TO save
them further agony.
Good for Game
WIZARDS action. however. It may
be said. was a good thing for box
ing Too many enemies OF the
game eagerly watch for bloody en-
counters to hold up before the
public as reasons for calling a halt
TO pugilism.
Dempsel's next bout probably
will be with Willie Meehan, who
holds four-round decision over
him, and then there probably Will
be a great championship affair be-
tween Joe Beckett. the Brtisher,
and the new champion. for few
persons doubt that Beckett will de-
feat Georges Carpenter for the
European title.
In the meantime he will have a
round or circusing or theatrical
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
TEACHING 7e YEARS

LONDON, July Mrs. II. Allison
OF Selby. who has just celebrated her
Goth birthday, still is the active presi-
dent and principal OF a young ladies'
s h Dol which she and her sisters
founded in lS4T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07

Summary; struck out--By Thomas
by Scott 2. Bases on balls OFF Scott 8.
Three base hits-Baldwin. walsh. Double
plays-Crandsll TO Caveney to Koerner.
Thomas to Derrick TO Knight. Sacrifice
hlts-Hunter, Hosp. Caveney. Harper. Hit
by pitched balls-Lapan. Reigcr. Runs
responsible for-Scott ., Thomas 2. Time
81 game-210. Umpires-Earson and
Held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07

Started I'm Tacoma
Pete Flagstead and Carson Bigbee
are a pair of the best outfielders
in the country today. Both started
their league playing with The Ia
coma Tigers a couple of years ago.
Flagstead is now outfielding for the
Detroit Tigers and Bigbee is with
the Pirates. Carson is leading the
National league in base stealing and
Pete Is hitting over 1913 in the other
major.
Jack Smith. former Seattle out.
fielder. is playing a strong game
for the st. Louis Cardinals this year
Jack was one Of the fastest men
who ever tore up the turf going
down to first base on this lot. lie
could also hit the old ball right on
the beak. He is clicking the agate
for a 800 mark in the big show
now.
Another Pair
Ken williams and Leslie Mann
are another pair OF cracking good
outfieiders who are making good
In the majors who started their
baseball careers in the tall uncut In
this section. Mann played with the
seattle champions OF 1912 when
James and Whaling were the fam
Gus battery OF the Giants. Williams
played In the orchard for Spokane
for q number OF years
There are more players from this
section who have made good up
there but the above crew Is suf.
flcient proof that the Northwest
can turn out some real ball players
once in a while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
DIES OF INFLUENZA

Mrs. Jane Reese Lockhart, mem
Der of Seattle chapter of the Red
Cross Motor corps, died at Minor
hospital Saturday, from influenza
contracted last fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07

A thinning hurlers' duel between
Jim Scott, OF the Seals. and Claude
Thomas, of the Rainiers, was won
by the latter. 3 to 2. However, the
Seals took the series, to 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
Boxers to Fight
for Ryther Fund

Travie Davies, welterweight.
Matty Matthews, lightweight.
Frankie Murphy. flyweight
Bob Harper. welterweigbt.
Billy Wright. weiterweight
Lloyd Madden, welterweight.
Joe Harrahan. lightweight.
Dan Sugar, lightweight.
Nick Sugar. lightweight
Bernie Dillon, bantamweight.
Ely CASTOR, bantamweight.
r. ID. Evans, flyweight.
Young Hector. heavyweight-
Stanley Fitzgerald, bantam
weight.
The Portland Kid. lightweight
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S:::;sa,|IjS|;,'g,;|'''ll1y

The city championship net
meet gets under way today at
the Firiock club.
Elmer Griffin. brother OF the IA
nous Peck Griffin, has entered the
city meet as predicted. He Is Cali
fornian.
The first round begins at $50.
Wada, japanese star. who won
the Woodland park net meet
title a couple of times, has en-
tered the city session. He has
been out of the game for some
time.
Young Van der Las. formerly high
school tennis champion, is one OF the
junior stars entered.
ManscllSmith. Washington state
champion; Crawford Anderson, Claire
Shannon and Teel Williams are some
OF the older guard competing.
Young Bob Wabraushcis. Seat
tie tennis club champion. IL given
fine chance 10 cop the high
honors of the city tourney.
Sara Livingstone, Gertrude Schrei.
ner Ruth Miller, Mrs. Bragdon. My
ra Lambuth and Marion Soule are
some of the strong women con
testants.
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Major League
Scoreboard
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK. July t. II. ~. y.
Warrington .....s.s.s.+..s. 0
New fork .........s.....s. 10 o
Batteries: johnson and Pioinlch. Rus
sell and Hannah.
ST. LOUIS. July o. II. IT, f.
Cleveland ..s...ss.st
81. Louis .....+.ss+
Batteries: Phillips. Myers and ONeill.
Weilman and SEVERED.
CHICAGO. July T. II. II. T..
Detroit +-.......sss.sss
Chicago .s...............
Batteries: Leonard. Ayers and Stan
age. Williams and Schalk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
BEAVERS DROP TWO
TllTS TO ANGELS

PORTLAND. July Los Angeles
spanked the Beavers twice here yes.
terday. taking the series from the
home club. The first game went to
the visitors to 3, and the second
affair was annexed by 10 to
count.
The score ust game): r. II. f.
Los Angeles .............. 10 l
Portland ................. IL
The Observation-Disclosures and Boles:
Sutherland and Baker.
The score end gamel: II. ii. f.
Los Angeles .............io Is 3
Portland .s.s...s....s..s y 10
The bataeries--Schultz and Basslsr;
Reppy, Penner and Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
BEES WIN ANOTHER
GO FROM TIGERS

LOS ANGELES. July Talking
the afternoon game. and tying the
Tigers in the morning affair, the
Salt Lake Bees won the series from
the Vernon club. taking five games
from the second place team.
The score (morning): II. III. f..
Salt Lake City .........
Vernon 2 II 3
The batteries-Markle and Byler:
Zimmerman, Fromme, w. Mitchell and
Devormer. Brooks.
The score (afternoon): X. III. IL.
Salt Lake City ...........
Vernon ...............'''
The batteries-Gould and Byler:
Dawson, Ross and Brooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
LOCAL COAST LEAGUE BASES

Yesterdays winners: Sacramento
2, Los Angeles 2, Salt Lake, Seattle.
Home runs: Borton, Tigers; Craw-
ford, Angels. 2.
The Oaks and Senators broke
even on last weeks eight-game ser.
les, when the Sacramento club won
both Sunday games, to 2. TO 2.
The Bees invaded the Southland
for five of seven games, and tied one
with the Tigers. Sunday mornings
game went 10 innings and stood 3
to when the noon whistle blew,
The Bees won the afternoon contest,
to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07
FOR FLYwEIGHT CHAMP

LONDON, July All Europe is
looking forward to the bout for the
fiyweight championship of the world
here the middle of this month be-
tween Pal Moore. Yankee fighter. and
Jimmy Wilde. the little Welsh scrap
per. who now holds the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-07

Besides Sam Crawford gathering
two home runs in the first game,
the Angels took the days double
header, s TO Q, 10 to 4, from the
Beaver
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WATCHING THE scOREBOARD


Yesterdays hero: Claude VIII.
liams. With the bases full. in the
first inning. and none out. he famed
the next three Detroit batters. In
the ninth he killed off rally by
tanning Bush and forcing Young to
hit into a double play. Chicago win
ming, to /.
While May. of st. Louis, al
lowed the Cubs only four hits,
he issued nine passes and wild
pitch, netting the Cubs 4 to 3
victory.
BY winning n double header from
Pittsburg. Cincinnati took the league
leadership from the Giants
Boston won the game from the
Brooklyn Dodgers In the first
inning. by scoring six runs. The
Dodgers collected four In nine
innings.
Despite the fact that Walter John.
son yielded 10 hits. the Yankees
failed to win from Washington, with
the result that New York is clinging
to the top by n slender margin.
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At the Traps

Results OF the Sunday shoot of the
Green Lake Gun club:
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE, ETC.
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