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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-19

Of this treaty This is not merely
treaty Of peace with Germany. it is
nothing less than a world settlement
and at the center Of ii stands this
covenant for the future which we
call the covenant of the League of
Nations. The covenant Of the Lea
que Of Nations is the instrumentalitv
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Why PAY $1,000 REWARD

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
u. S. Men
Preparing for
Coming Match
Plans Being Made for Con-
tests Against English
Players

HEMPSTEAD, l.. L.. July 20. -
There is great enthusiasm among the
prominent polo men Of the East over
polo match with England Is now as
sured. Plans were perfected at
Meadow Brook this week for a special
m c h on July &c on the Interna.
tionaI field and which will be in the
nature of a tryout TO determine what
players and substitutes will be sent
to England next year to try con-
illusions at birmingham to regain the
international cup that was I a n
back to England by team sponsored
by Lord Wimbourne in 1914. The
players will consist OF Major Dew
ereaux Milburn, who on three occas.
Ions was back for the American
team In international competitions
and is now a 10-goal man: Harry
Payne whitney. another 10goal man,
who was three times captain OF the
American team: Malcolm Stevenson.
nine goal man: Lieut.. Tommie
Hitchcock, Jr., the youngest Ameri-
can ace. who is handicapped ct six;
+. s. Won Stade, the well known
amateur rider, five goals; j. Watson
Webb. the only left hand player.
whose handicap is eight; Louis p.
stoddard, who played in the last in
ternational and Is handicapped at
eight; Major c. c. Rumsey, a substi.
tute player In 1914. seven goals; IL.
w. Hopping of the philadelphia
Country club. six goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Others Don't
Want Them;
Clymer Does
SiWash Pilot Can Use Any
Old Player Who Owns
a Glove

A released player need never die in
despair NJ long as Bill Clymer Is in
the league. The Seattle pilot viii
always take n chance. Jack Roche
left the Oaks 10 make room for Louie
Guisto. and Seattle signed him. La
pan, Angel backstop, caught on with
Seattle after Wade Killefer disposed
of him.
After Bill Cusick slipped Catcher
Cook his honorable discharge. Seattle
enlisted his services. and now Cook is
with the Sacramento outfit. billy
Orr vacated Salt Lake for the toys of
Sacramento. Bobby Schang left Sc
attic for Sacramento: Shore left Salt
Lake for Seattle. Mains went from
Seattle TO salt Lake: Brooks was sold
to Vernon by the Seals: Hosp and
Relger left Vernon for Seattle:
Fabriaue and Neihoff, Angel infield-
ers. drew a yellow slip from Bill
Ciymer's Seattle club; Sammy Beer
went to Seattle from Los Angeles;
Guy Cooper from Portland 10 Salt
Lake. Tex Westcrzill from Vernon
10 Portland; Valencia from the
Angels to Seattle: Schulz from Sc
attic 10 Los Angeles. and last. but
not least. Walter Malls left Seattle
TO JON Sacramento In exchange for
Gardner.
The season Is only half over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
NEW RACING OARS
FOR ROWING MEN

A new design of oars for racing
crews has been advanced by Ewing
McGruer of Great Britain, who is re-
garded as an expert on matters per.
tanning to rowing shells and equip.
ment. The new oar would have only
40 per cent OF the ten.pound weight
of the oar now used in English boats.
The idea Is to have a light, well
balanced oar. wider than the present
blade with q shank hollow in cross
section. McGruer believes that
greater power can be exerted with
the oar of this design and that the
chance of breaking would be re-
duced to a minimum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
YoungBrown
Will Battle
in Arena Go
PhilIy Ring Star to Meet Sui.
Ivan at Northwest Club
Show August 5

Young Brown, the Philadelphia
lightweight, who gave Johnny
kiibane. featherweight cham
pion. IA neat trouncing In the
Quaker City when the champ
made his first appearance In the
ring after his service In the
army training camps. will battle
Frankie sullivan In the main
event OF the Northwest Athletic
clubs smoker. 10 be staged ut
the Arena by Clay lIite, August
.. u week from Tuesday.
Sullivan II well known 10 Seat.
tie fans. He has not fought In IA
local ring for long time. but
the fans remember him for his
willingness 10 mix things. Brown
Is rugged customer. according
10 press reports from the East.
lie has held his own with Lew
Tender. Johnny Dundee and the
rest Of the Eastern topnotchers.
jimmy Storey, who has made
u big hit with local fans. will
meet either Billy Wright or
Travie Davis. Of Everett. in the
seni.windup.
This will be the first show 10
he staged by the Northwest club
for some time. The club has In
stalled u gymnasium In the Are
ma, complying with the law In
that respect. and Prosecutor
Brown has given his consent Ia
bouts being staged there. accord.
ing to Hite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Y. m. C. A. CAMPERS
RETURN TO SEATTLE

After month In camp AT Orcas
Island, so Seattle boys have re-
turned 10 their homes from the y.
VI. &. \. camp. Athletic events
featured the stay on the island,
Charles Norman's "kewpies" win
ming the baseball title. In the in
dividual events, Robert Oldham
annexed the tennis honors. Ken
Schoenfeidt and Bud Parsons won
the net doubles and Panl Shorroek
rung up an easy win In the row
ing singles. Spriggs Washer took
first place in the cross-country
run. Shorrock and Mckelvey
were the stars Of the track ses-
sion. Shorty Douglas. Kick Brick
err and Spriggs Washer were the
winners Of the swimming meet.
taking most OF the first honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
FRENCH RACE
OUTLOOK is
VERY BRIGHT

PARIS. July 2b.---French racing
prospects were never brighter. Not
only have the race-goers ungrudg-
ingly paid higher entrance fees, but
every record for the corresponding
meets of pre-war days has been
beaten. There is a scarcity OF
thorobreds and the high value OF
bloodstock is regrettable fact.
Many OF the trainers have been
amazed at the fantastic prices paid
for mere selling platers. For In
stance, when Caviar. the property
Of Mr.. jefferson Davis Cohn, was
put up at auction, after his victory
over four other animals his owner
was obliged thru competitive bid
ding to pay almost 10000 francs
to retain him, and as the money
for the race won by Caviar was
but 1000 francs II is not surpris-
ing owners shy at selling races.
The thing of paramount importance
is. buyers are plentiful for the
nouveau richie are wild with the
idea of entering the fascinating
sport as owners The turf in
France has its substantial pillars
In men with hereditary tradition
who study and breed their live
stock on strictly scientific lines
and have the means to do what
they fancy. Among these are the
two Barons Rothschild. William K.
Vanderbilt Frank Gould, Jefferson
ID. Cohn, M. Jean Prat. the Due
Decazes, and that fabulously rich
Armenian, Elkaynayan, who owns
such great string and favors 100
per cent American jockeys. frankie
O'Neill, Milton Henry, MacGee.
Korb Dollhouse. George Stern,
Jennings and little Guy Garner on
the flat and Mitchell, Chapman,
Hardy and Bates over the hurdles
have their own Individual follow
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
PROMINENT MACS
WIN IN RACE MEET

TOLEDO, Ohio. July 25.-Single
g.. Direct c. Burnett. McGregor the
Great and Britton Forbes were the
winners in the four events which
were held here yesterday, the open.
ing day OF the Toledo grand circuit
harness races.
The events they won were, respec-
lively, the freefor-all pace for a
$4,000 purse; 2:11 pace for 1000; PA
trot, the Tecumseh. $4,000 purse and
217 trot, $1,000 purse. a seasons
record was made in the second heat
of the free,for-all pace, when Allen
drove home Single G in 1:5s%, the
time for the last half. 591A seconds,
also being a record. Murphy. Cox
and Mcmahon were the other win
ming drivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Is New York
to Be Handed
Flag Honors?
Robertson Douglas Trade
Has Strange 0dor; That
Snyder Deal Mystery

BY II. c. HAMILTON
United Press staff Correspondent,
NEW YORK, July 25.-
The National league has
made another contribution to
John McGraw's struggle tc
WIN a pennant.
Yesterday Phil Douglass
one of the best pitchers in
the league, was traded to the
Giants by the Cubs. who took
IN return Dave Robertson
outfielder. Recently Branch
Hickey traded Frank Snyder
one of the best catchers in
baseball, for Fred Schupp, a
useless pitcher.
Mystery Here
Robertson will fill a hole in
the Cubs outfield very nicely
but Fred Mitchell neglected
to state what he expects to
do to plug the hole made
thru the loss of Douglass.
The deal should practically
cinch the pennant for the
Giants. The weak spot on
the New York club has been
its pitching staff. Benton
and Barnes have worried
along with practically the en-
tire burden on their Shout
ders.
No Loss to Giants
The transfer of Robertson
weakens the Giants not q
whit, for he has not played
ball for a year, declining to
report to New York.
Douglass has been a wan
derer since he first entered
the National league. First
with Brooklyn. he was traded
to Chicago several years ago
and then spent a term in the
minors before returning to
stardom. His refusal to keep
in condition was his main
trouble and he seems to have
overcome that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
CHARLEY WHITE TO
BE CLUB PROMOTER

East Chicago Is TO become a box
ing mecca for Chicago fans. A box.
ing commission has been appointed
!. nv the city council there and boxing
at.5uts are to be conducted under their
jurisdiction, the opening show being
scheduled to take place on August Q,
with Charlie White and some other
lightweight as the headline attrac.
ton. The boxing promoters have
LEI q contract for the erection Of a
big arena to accommodate several
hundred spectators. Transportation
facilities are such that East Chicago
q confident that they will grow in
popularity with each succeeding bout
and attract not only the best boxers
of all divisions. but record crowds
from Chicago and other nearby
cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Bud Anderson
Maybe From
: Practical Joke
Former Lightweight Champ
Hit in Chest by Air Gun

VANCOUVER. Wash. July 25.--
Bud Anderson. once contender for
the lightweight championship of the
world, lies in a hospital here today.
near death. as the result of prac-
teal joke.
While working at the Standifer
shipyard. g. X. Martin. "A fellow
worker, turned n compressed air ma
chine on Anderson. The air tore the
ex-fighter's chest badly and possibly
damaged a lung. Anderson col.
lapsed Immediately when the air gun
began It's work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
DALTON AND
HAYNIE MEET
in RING MIX

SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.--
Omitted Press, Steve Dalton will
face frankie Haynie In the main
event at Dreamlsnd rink tonight.
Haynie covered himself with glory
last week by beating Johnny Nc.
Carthy.
Mccarthy viii meet Harry Shus-
ter. Bill LAWN will swap punches
with Frank Dolan.
The other bouts are: Johnny
Condee VS.. Artie Larsen: Fergus
Wilkie VS. Sailor Jim Fortney: Tom.
my Cello VS.. Joe Riley; Pete Martin
vs.. Frank Mccain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
YOU SPLASH NE, DUKE.
AND I'LL SPLASH YOU

HONOLULU. n. IT,, July 25.-
While neither OF them viii deny OF
affirm It, current social news had
IL that the engagement Of Duke
swimmer. TO Marion Babe" Dow
sett. one of his pupils and the
worlds champion woman surf-rider
will be announced shortly. Miss
Dowsett has a reputation also as
a fast swimmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Racquet Notes

After many complaints against
the clay courts out nj the iirioch
club, the seattle Tennis club rkccu-
live committee has decided 10 asphalt
all ~ the courts ut the club grounds.
Work viii he started ON the courts
nj once. 50 ~ 10 have them In con
dillon when the state meet opens
here August II.
Elmer Griffen. California tennis star.
who reached the final round IN the city
meet returned "a California after playing
IN the oregon state meet AZ Portland
last week.
Brandt Wickersham. Tacoma net star.
Ia spending the summer In California
Howard Kinsey and Alex Craven.
who represented the West In the
Enrt-Mest court meets, ARE two Of
the leading Caiiiornians who ARE
expected 10 enter the Washington
state Championships.
MI OF the old timers ure printing their
play for the Washington state meet.
~ anHell smith, present champion. craw
ford Anderson. city king. Bob webrau-
shek, sara Livingston, Marshall Allen.
Gertrude Schreiner and the rest Of the
guard OF city stars plan TO enter this
session.
The British Columbia net champion
ships Will be decided at Victoria next
week. Mrs. Cushing. the California star.
who expects TO enter the Washington
meet. ~ planning to enter this session.
doc" shannon and Charley Fulton. Sc
attic stars are already ga the island
metropolis Bob Wabraushck and Man
Heil-smith viii also enter this tourney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
The Colonel

Oh the old Kentucky colonel
IL in very woefui straits.
He has not n place OF refuge
In the whole United states
And we'll think OF him with kindness
Ere he came upon his woes.
When the frost was on the 1uiep
And the. blossom on his nose
There's drouth upon the country,
Clear from Florida TO Nome.
And II hit the dear old colonel
In his old Kentucky home.
And tho mark OF prohibition
Individually shows;
There's n frost upon the teddy
And no blossom on his nose.
The birds no longer twitter
In the coloners ieafy bower;
His thoughts are very bitter
As he sits there by the hour.
with gracious hospitality
His face no longer glows
There's a frost upon tho teddy.
And no blossom upon his nose
Tho coloncrs lines have fallen
Upon sad and ~eyil times.
For him there Is no fragrance
Where the morning glory climbs.
While In pose apologize
Ii the faithful old black Joe
Beside the colonel standing
With q glass OF HsO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Resume Play in
Longwood Session

BOSTON. Mass. July 25.-With a
clear sky and light breeze, play
was 10 be resumed in the tourna-
ment tennis matches at Longwood
Cricket club here this afternoon.
In the New England sectional
doubles, II. Norris Williams H.. and
Watson Washburn opposed Josiah
Wheelwright and ~. V. Greenough
in the feature match. Williams and
Washburn were slight favorites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Tommy Long Will
Join Tigers Soon

Los ANGELES, July 25.--Indica-
tons are that long-lost Tommy Long
soon will Join the Vernon Tigers.
He was scheduled to show up at
the opening of the season. but could
not, because he was somewhere in
France. For weeks he had not been
heard from. but yesterday Bill Es-
sick, OF the Tigers, received a tele-
gram from Long. saying he was in
Mobile and is ready to start West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
LUDERUS IS AFTER
{. COLLINS RECORD

Fred Luderus. first baseman of
the Phillies, may shatter the con-
secutive playing record of Eddie
Collins of the Chicago White Sox.
which is AIS games. Luderus hasn't
missed a game since June ]. 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Ruth May Shatter
Home Run Records

Driving the ball out Of the lot
In BoJcn yesterday. Babe"
Ruth. Boston's premier slugger
hammered out his 18th home run
Of the season. With nine weeks
Of the season yet 10 go Ruth
has wondeyfuI chance Of hang.
ing up new mark for home
run drives In the big leagues
this year. Ruth has habit of
getting his wallops Ia the pinch.
6, yesterdays walIop cinching
the game for the Red Hose
against New York;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
THREE CLUBS AFTER MAYS

Three clubs--Chicago. Cleveland
and New York-have expressed Il
willingness TO assume the 50. zoo con-
tract of Pitcher Carl Mays of the Eos
ton Red Sox, who jumped the worlds
champions while they We're playing
the White Sox in Chicago recently
Mays has been dissatisfied all season
and he and the management have
b e e n in hot water on several oc
casions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
REGATTA CHANGES

Next season Il Is probable The
Poughkeepsie regatta on the Hudson
will be rowed over two-mile course
instead OF four miles as before the
war. IL is said Princeton will be
invited to the Thames, New London,
course to join Harvard and Yale in
their annual classic next year over a
three.mile course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
BENJAMIN READY

NEW YORK.-Joe Benjamin.
lightweight champion OF California
is getting into condition in Harlem
for a strenuous series OF bouts this
month and next. He will make his
first start in the East at Philadel.
phia, where he also will meet Cham
pion Bonnie Leonard, at "A date to be
chosen soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
KETCHELL BEsTs FRANCE

Los ANGELES, Cal, July 25.--
Young ketchel beat Young France
In the main event at Vernon's four.
round show last night but chief
interest centored I'm the way
frankie Tucker came back" and
defeated Jack Papka, much TO the
delight of Elizabeth Tucker,
Frankies sisterma mayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Hats in Ring for
Coast Prexy Job

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
United Press. p-inferest In
the Pacific Coast league PEN
nant race is tagging today,
and attention is now being
conferred ON the presidency
race. following the resigna-
ton Of Allan r. Baum.
Among the candidates men,
TONED are: Harry Williams,
Los Angeles sport writer; I'd
X. Hughes, San Francisco
sport writer; William II. Nc
Carthy. San Francisco club
man; Judge Thomas r. Ora
ham, San Francisco jurist;
Charles Heeseman, president
Of the Sacramento club, and
Frank Woodward, OF Oak
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
CANADIAN MIDDLE is
MATCHED WITH SOMERS

BOISE, Idaho. July 25. - Frank
Barrieu, Canadian middleweight, has
been matched with AL Somers of
Portland for a 12.round bout at Lib
erty Gardens here Friday night.
Somers won from Fred Gillum here
last week after d tough 15.round bat
tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

Biii and Henry NoIinn. two new
lights In seattle tennis circles. have
played great tennis In the city play
ground meet. Bili copped the title
when he defeated Worth In three
sets Wednesday. They are univer-
sity plasficId boys.
Milne. Douglas ana Mercer, tho three
leading Vancouver tennis stars viii enter
the Washington state meet Mercer, who
reached the semi finals. surprised tho
wise ones last year when he walloped
Crawford Anderson In the state tourney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Jack Knight Will
Join SiWash Club

Jack knight, local first sacker,
who has been out OF the game for
a couple Of weeks with bum
foot. spiked in the Los Angeles
series here. will rejoin the Seattle
squad in Salt Lake Tuesday. He
leaves for the Mormon village Sat
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Can American Colt Win
Fortune for Owners as
Other Mays Haze Done?
Sir Barton Is Some Horse, But 100000 Is
Also Some Jack-Purses Lower Now
a-days
BY ROBERT l.. RIPLEY

Will Sir Barton, the crack three year-od win 100000?
Despite the fact that the day of big purses in racing has
long since passed, Sir Barton has approximately
$60000-and is still going strong He is generally
garded the best horse in America. Sir Barton
the Kentucky Derby the Preaness the Wither and the
Belmont and beaten recently in the Dryer Stakes
at Auueduct Purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

The Prince Of Wales and the
Duchess OF Marlborough are en-
pccted AT Newport in time to at
tend the annual horse show ex.
hibition at the Casino, August %
and 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
WINS BY DEFAULT

ASHEVILLE, n. G, July 20
With the opening Of the southern
tennis championship play here yes
terday, Esmond Phelps, of New
York. one of the leading players in
the South, won from Jerome Moore,
of Atlanta by default
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
ORTEGA TO
MEET MALONE

Battling" Ortega, the Mexican
middleweight will meet Jock Ma.
lone. OF 81. Paul, in mix at Boze.
man. Mont, August H. The winner
will meet Mike O'Dowd. in Butte. on
Labor day. according to present
plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
PUPS Ar SANTA BARB

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July 25.
Blue. blooded CANNES will have an
outlay of So prizes, valued at $4,000,
to choose from In the dog show
which is to open here August l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
HOUCk MEETS
BROWN TONIGHT

Leo Houck, Seattle lightweight.
who is In the South now. will do bat
tie with Young Brown. OF Los An.
geles. in n io-round mix at Phoenix.
Ariz., tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
Chief NEF'F
MEETS WALLACE

Chef Neff. another Seattle boy
viii mix with Otto Wallace. over tn,
ioround route. In FL Paso, Tex, to
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25


Ten years or so ago. in the "paimy
days" such a collection of victories
would have netted considerably more
than 100000. As a matter of fact,
Il has been 10 years since an Ameri.
can horse has won that amount.
King James. the iron horse" was
the last 10 turn the trick.
Big Purses Gone
IT was not so difficult in the old
days when the Futurity was worth
more than $50 900. the American der
by at Chicago paying around s25, 900,
the Belmont and the Brighton worth
almost ~ much. the Brooklyn handi-
cap figuring about $4,000. and the
Eclipse, Great American, Great Filly,
Great Trial. Hyde Park, Lawrence
Realization. Matron, Saratoga, and
Tidal averaging $4,000 and up. For
instance, In 1907 there were 49S stake
races run with a total net value of
81 ,54S.7i2, as compared with 267
stakes for a total of s79S,s43 last
year.
No American horse has won as
much as 5000, 900. altho six have won
more than that in British racing.
In all turf history Isinglass stands
accredited with winning the m o I
money. Isinglass won s2S0.675. and
he WIS only started in IL races, of
which he won IL and finished second
in the other. His one defeat was in
the $4,000 Lancaster Plate at Man,
chester. in which he failed to con.
cede Raeburn 10 pounds.
Won Big Purses
The great Domino was the biggest
money winner on the American turf.
winning s193,55O in 25 starts. Next
comes Sysonby with II victories in Is
starts and a total of s1S4.43S. The
undefeated Colin is next with $780,
e12. as a result Of Is straight vic
tories.
Among the owners. James r.
Keene led all others by winning ST.
0G3.s72 in purses in four years.
Here is a table OF American horses
and their winnings:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25

The Angels finally stopped the
senators by steady pitching by
Curly Brown, 3 to 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-25
.ROUND COAST BASES

Yesterdays winners--Vernon. Los
Angeles, Oakland two, san Fran
cisco.