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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
BALLARD MAY
YET PLAY IN
BALL FINALS

Ballard Beavers may ye; 10 elir.
ible for the finals and tho right
10 play the Felix club for the city
Junior championship and The star
trophy cup. Harvey johnson.
catcher OF tho Beavers. n over the
si.year arc limit. according 10 an
affidavit from tho city hall. hi;
birth certificate may clear up
johnson and give The rest OF tho
team tho right 10 play for the
championship.
According to Rod Mcr~nnan. sic
ballard Beaver manager. they arc
waiting for a birth certificate 10
show tho arc Of johnson. II the
birth certificate docs not show up
by Friday n sworn statement will
10 made before a notary pm lie "a
prove that hc II not over 81 pears
old.
Mount Bakers pitcher. Yves
sheedy. has proved that he IL not
over Il years old. and should tho
Beavers fail TO prove Johnson's
case tho championship series Will
10 played between Mount Baker
and the Felix club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
10000
FANS
WANTED!

Plans are Just abou. completed for
tho big Chamber OF Commerce day
al the ball park tomorrow afternoon
when clyde warc-' siwaeh~n meet
Charley Cfzham's IAN Francisco
Seals
Tho rivalry for tho big rsrns is
keen. Graham I. hurting taunts AZ
tho local fans from Portland. where
his team has ben playing. Every
member Of tho local club IL out with
fire In his eyo and the ambition 20
knock every Seal hurler out 81 the
Dor. Ten thousand fans will bo on
hand TO witncae the game.
Tho Chamber OF comfn~rce parade
will start a; Second and 1.~nora Mt
40 y. m. and procced DOWN Second
ave. TO Yenicr way and back UP
Third ave. 10 stewart st. and thence
70 the ball park. where the game
starts at .. m Burlerque stunts
under the direction Of Monte carrr
Will pr~ccd tho game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Fight Is Winning
Friends for Siwashes

BY their wonderful display OF
quits" Saturday when they came
from behind twice and waiioped
los Angeles by n 7'to-s count In II
innings. the Seattle SlwaAhcs won
a host Of friends. Everybody wants
a winner. but win or lose every
body loves a fighter. And Seattle
has the fight Two runs behind
and with two out in the ninth In.
ming. the boys pulled together and
hattled TO the last ditch and counted
two runs and tied the score. The
10th saw the visitors jump ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Cleveland Job Brings
Out Speakers Greatness

hits before being headed HIS Ions
batting streak has swept him on
by the great George sialer to the
top Of the batting column
And remember tina, Iris Il ~
years old. that time has grayed his
hair and this Is his 18th year in
the big tent--a long period Of sorv.
Ice when most players have los,
their major league speed and Gun.
ming. That tho Indians have for
no long held the lead in the pen.
nan, race Is due largely to one
thing-that thing Ia tho leadership
of Speaker.
Managing q ban club has caused
many Of the games brightest stars
TO slip back as players. They
couldn't carry the double load. Blu,
IL has brought out iris Speaker
into fun flower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
LIBERTY PARK
SMOKER
LINED UP

with Tiny Herman and Ole An
d~rnon headiininx the Aus,in.sait
Druxinman smoker Wodnendh,
night at Liberty park. the Other
bouts for the evening are an
nounced ms folio~H
Al Baker w. Army WEIGH.
nisidlrweiEbt..
K-d Gage W. Joe Wilson.
nThtw~ights.
Mike dr Pinto W. Stan fitI-
gerald. bantamwcighta-
Bud Fitzgerald Va Hoy
Tweed. iightwesghts-
frcd liwt~ion ". Dan Gar
tin. weitsrw-ghts.
both Herman and Anderson arr
doing their training In Tacoma
while the other boys are getting
la shape hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Tennis Is ARRIVING"
As Major Sport

Tennis Is fast coming into is
own a. a major sport. Time was
4 few years ago when the game
was . pink tea s'ruggl, for al.
legged sportsmen who only recognized
baseball. fights. football. horse
racing and such sports. But today
IT'S different Tennis Is ranked next
70 the glove game a. the leading
International sport In the world.
Hundreds OF people in Seattle
alone are playing tho net game
every day. The piayfIelds In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Gotham Plans Park
to Seat 100000

A baseball park that WIN seat
100. 900 fans. Sounds like a dream.
doesn't Il?
But New York hates 70 see the
mobs turned back who flow TO the
Polo grounds like bees to a honey
hive.
Cotham's historic park will &C.
commodate 10000. When the keep.
ers slipped the padlocks on the
gates there in the final game Of the
series between the Yankees and the
Indians the other day II Is estl.
mated that 10000 others were turn.
ed back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

Leading baseball club has
brought out Iris Speakers fun pow.
ers as a genius OF the game. While
Spoke has always been a great
slugger and spectacular fielder dur.
Ing his IL years In the American
league, yet his 18th season finds
him taking a new spurt-betier
than ever.
Like Babe Ruth. he served time
in Boston. Now that Bambino has
broken his worlds record and will
be shootips- at the stars for the
remainder OF the year the great
Speaker Is taking his inning I'm the
limelight. AZ present he II not
only standing out as the most bril-
liant player In the johnson organi.
zation but AZ the Moses TO lead
Cleveland 10 its first pennant
Recently he made IL consecutive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
PLAY OPENS
IN TACOMA
NET MEET

Play starts today In the Pacific
Northwest tennis tournament at Ia.
coma There Is large entry list
and competition will be stiff.
Players from Seattle. San Fran
cisco, Portland. Victoria and Van.
couver have entered the meet.
A large majority OF the players
who compete in this meet will come
over to Seattle and compete in the
Washington state tennis tourney on
the Seattle Tennis clubs Lake Wash
ington courts. beginning Monday
August Q.
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HARRY WILLS is
NOW REAL
CONTENDER FOR
DEMPSEY'S CROWN

CINCE Harry Wills the colorcd heavyweight knocked
~ out Fred Fulton. the Minnesota plsterer the other
night in three rounds he has to be considered real
contender for Jack Dempscys title. Dempsey has said
that he will fight nybody in the world, but it's Jack
kcarns his manager Who will have the final and
when kearns was the Coast he wasn't any too
anxious TO talk about Wills Dempsey match. kearns
used to turn the question aside joke according to
reports coming out of California But there's no kidding
about Wills He's great fighter and Is being
ranked the best black heavyweight since tie time OF
Peter Jackson by those who have seen him fight
Dempsey doesn't have to fight Wills. With Jack John
son, the most odous champion Of all time. just re-
turned to the country, the match is about out OF the
question now. Dempsey may draw the color line. but
his manager Jack kearns can't kid the public into be-
lieving that Wills isn't fighter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

No wonder Colonies Rupert and
Houston are dreaming dreams and
consulting architects.
These distinguished colonies took
the Yankees when they were a Joke
ball club. They spent money with
holiness and iavishness. The basi,
for their gamble was that wher.
the honey Is there also will b,
found the bees. They took a Iona
shot and cashed in.
As for tho colorful Babe Ruth
well, he's tho King Bee at the bot
tom Of the whole caah buainnar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
DID JUMPS
ROB RUTH
OF 18TH?

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-The question
u whether Babe" Ruth did or did
not hit his 3sth home run has re-
suited in yesterdays Yankee White
Sox game being protested by Man
ager Higgins of the New Workers..
The Babe" busted n skyscrapcr
into the overflow crow in left field
in the fourth inning. Joe Jackson
got his hands on 1t and did a BrodIe.
Huggins declared Joe dropped II. but
Umpire Connolly ruled he had held
II -momentariiy." Most OF the 40.
900 spectators sided with Higgins
and Ruth The Yanks lost, . To o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

city arc fixed w with tennis courts
and many tournaments have been
held and plenty OF competition IL
booked for tho rest % tho season.
Soon the Washington state net
championships will be under way
II you like tennis at air and want
70 learn some OF the finer points ~
the game run out 70 the Seattle
Tennis club during the week OF
Angus, 9th and sec somc Of the
real tennis cracks OF the Coast per.
form II will be well worth your
while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
LOCALS
BREAK
EVEN WITH
ANGELS

Seattle broke even with Los An.
grles yesterday before a mammoth
crowd and cinchcd the series by win.
ming their fourth game, The FIRST TIT
was a waikaway Tor the locals. with
tho tribe coming out on ton. 10 TO !.
Tho second went 10 the Angels by
i.to-o count Young State busted
out homer over 'Iiriek" Eldrcd's
dome IN center field In the ninth that
brought In tho only counter Of the
game. Both Hughes and schorr
hurled great bail.
Schorr raped out n triple In the
eighth with but one away. but
neither Cunningham nor Middleton
could bring him home
Tho same teams play today here.
winding Up their series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

and score two more counters. Did
the locals quitf Well. all they did
was 20 annex two more runs An.
other counter In the next frame
brought them their weii~arned vic.
tory. The gang can't win all the
time. bu, they can fight Every
body wants 10 see the boys 70 down
trying. II they have TO DO licked
A, the star, OF the r~ason they
lost bail games and they lost their
fight--but they're out there battling
every inch OF the way now and dc
serve credit for their work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

Summary; Struck oat-ny psfnsfes J.
ty rertfea !. nasss on bsiis--ou Dem.
agss :. eft Thomas :. eft rsFsisa 4 Twe-
base hits atumrs. Murphy. uohns. tiiis.
z-idss. Cunningham rhre- stass hit
NufrhT uoubis pisys-nohrs 90 Hiumpf
90 Mgrphy. Mufphr 70 Etafnpf 60 Mur.
PITY. htamps 80 ks--ofshT 20 Murphy.
Sacrifice hi,s-Eidref. ksn~urthy. Me
ponAif. Middiston. fnninEs pi,ehef--fY
Thsr4s. IS runs. hits. u 81 hatt.
charge defeat to Thsmas euns Frspan'
sihis fer--rhoFnss :. reffies J. psmsses
:. time % game honr 90 minutes
umrifna--Easan and rhyiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
THREE TIE
IN OLYMPIC
SHOOT

ANTWERP. Aug. 2.--Thc United
states. South Africa and Sweden TO.
day tied for first place in tho 600.
meter shooting event OF tho Olympic
games. Firing from prone posi-.
ton, the marksmcn OF those coun'
tries each made n score OF 2s7. Nor
way was fourth with 2S2. Tho others
made the following totals: France,
$50: Switzerland. 279; Greece, go
Finland, 24s; Holland. 266; Belgium
264; Czecho- Slovakia, 25s. italy, 257
Spain. 253. and Portugal. 24&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
SPEED UP THOSE
SWIMMING ENTRIES

Swimmers and divers who plan
10 enter Tho star city swim meet
win have to hurry to get their en-.
tries In as the entry list closes
August IL.
The regular form entry blanks
appear daily on this page, or can
10 procured at any bathing beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
FELIX CLUB
DROPS TILT

Felix club. champs Of Star league
No. =, lost a tough game TO Des
Moines Sunday by an 81 count
The Seattle team had their op-
ponents IL In the eighth inning.
but a great batting rally by the
Des Moincs bunch put them In
the lead.
Thorburn pitched rood game
for the losers as did Remich. OF
tho Des Moincs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
GREATEST HORSE GIVEN WONDERFUL CARR
Canadians
Challenge for
Yacht Gun

NEW YORK. Aug. s.---T'he New
York Yacht club today had under
consideration an Informal chal
lengo for tho Americas cup. sent
by A. c. Ross. Of sydney. Cape
Breton. on tho part OF Canadian
Yaehtcra
The new challenger according
20 reports here. would cost more
than n million dollars. 10 be raised
by popular subscription. .she
would be named tho Maple Leaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

the league win &c, started this sea.
son about December 1. We have
room for abou, is nrstelaSs cage
teams. Basketball players want 70
get a line on the prospects for the
season soon no We can &c, off 10 a
running start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

Every person who II Interested
in the game and who can either
dive or swim should enter the meet.
The meet will take place the week
OF August 16 and the preliminary
events will be run off at the Green
Lake bathing beach. After the
thinning out" the finals WIN he
held at the Crystal Pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

NWfHvdaye hevO-Veruon <p~ncew.
Ciaaf rrrruit. Who sngird with two
gone In the ninth. erosing Fris~h and
Kelly and giving the Giants . to
victory es~r tho champion R~dA
Eddi. ciee,,s shu, out the Tanks. hold
inE even the mighty babe hitiess
While tbs sos scored three runA
jacobson led the Brown attack en-
rniisdeiphia pitchers. with three doubles
and sinrie Score; Browns. IL. Ath-
leues. !.
Bcssee teSk the nr~t game II the
ss~tes from the Tigers. Z To 2. aft~s
Mcinuis made = great stop In the
third. checking . Tiger rally.
The Robins by taking yesterday.
rarne from the Cardinals & to 1. while
the Reds we're losing. gained = full game
with the aid OF RIee's three hits hi.
stealing second uNice and home once,
tho Senators defeated the ieadi-g clev.-
land Indians BY score OF 10 ).
The beavers landed a double victory
over the Seals sunday. They won the
first battle In the ninth. to {. when
Tobn. pinch hitting. scored the odd
marker with q scorchlnr single Scott
lasted only four innings In the second
engagement. the Beaver batters batterfnE
him off the mound
The second victory was TO 4 The
series went to Portland. Q to g.
The Oaks COPIED two games from the
Senators. 10 TO and TO l. The Acorns
pasted the pellet to all corners OF the
lot In the first contest They won the
second BY punching hits In the third and
making all OF their four taiiiea Oakland
took the series. TO >
The Tigers and Bees divided q double
header. Vernon taking the first. 3 to q,
and salt Lake tho second. 6 to l. Broin-
iey's hurting won tho second battle for
the Bees The series ended Vernon. 4.
Salt Lake. j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
RARE BIRDS

DIES MOfNES.--Frank Wilson of
fhe Western league and Westerve1t
Of the Virginia circuit are recelv-
ing showers Of compliments for their
umpiring instead OF pop bottle show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Basketball Season
Looms

II won't be long until the basket.
ball season win be getting under
way. The Star will reorganlxe the
city championship league that was
held with such success last year.
Early plans are under way because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
HILLYARD
PASSES
AWAY

Dave Hillyard. former manager Of
the Seattle International league base
ball team. died of diabetes Sunday
morning at 1850 at his home in West
Seattle He Is survived by a wifN
here. a mother and father in the Eassp
and brothers in California.
Hillyard was playing center field
for the Yakima team In the Inter
national league up until last week.
He was taken I'll just before a game
started In Yakima last week. came
home and went under the care OF a
physician. He failed rapidly. and
died shortly before noon Sunday.
The funeral will be held at the
Bonney. Watson parlors Tuesday at
IL n m.
Tho nearer the poof n man ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

Eu-nrnsryi struck ont-nv Rehnfr !, ~
rtushe. 1. nAs~. on bsil.--off Hchorr 1.
off Hughes : Tvo-hes. hiis-cunninH-
ham, Fldrsd. Z.idsr. Three tase hit
aehosr HON. run--EiAiA Double plays
--pohne 90 ksuworfhr 90 harphr.
aturnpf to ksnworihy. stolen base MID
dlstan Runs responsible for schorr i.
Hughes O. Time Of Fams-c'us hour 20
minutes Umpirss-fhyis and Eas0n-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
CHAMPION
OF TRACK
LIVES
LIKE KING.
by IDRRY A. JACOBS


War. the greatest race horse that
ever graced n race truck, Is a typS-
cal New Yorker. That In 20 say. he
eats too fast SO. IN order 10 break
him from such a bad habit. his train
or. Louis Fcustei. conceived the idcA
Of making him eat with bit In his
mouth and putting chopped hay with
his oats. with the result that Man o.
War Fictcherizes In a very improved
fashion.
All OF which leads MP 20 the fact
that Man o. War Ia cared for like
king. Man o. War In trained by
Louis Feustel. one OF the greatest Of
the younger school Of horse trainers.
His personal caretaker rs Frank LOT
tus. one OF the famous LOTUS family.
and Give Gordon In on the back Of
the Riddle animal during the work
outs on the track. Practically all
Of the time OF each Is put In with
the famous horse
EATS EARLY
BREAKFAST
The Babe Ruth OF the race track
has his first meal somewhat earlier
than you or lat $50 IN the morn
ing-and he gets two and one-half
quarts OF clipped oats MIXED viii,
chopped hay. Then he is allowed b
snoozs until TOO.
His bandages are then removed.
his body nlasrged with hair brush.
the kinks taken out OF his name. and
his face and nostrils washed
WEARS HIS
BOOTS
When he goes out for q walk he
wears boots and. Of course. bandagcz
all Of the time when he II not In
action His clothes are -taiior-made~
especially for him. and II the wealth
er In cool at night he Is clothed In
wooiens instead Of soft cotton.
Nearest 10 the colts heart II Lof-
tus. Man o. War In not Man o. War
10 him but simply Red" and the
great king OF horses answers readily
TO that name. He has been taught
a number OF tricks and carries LOT
tus' hat between his teeth In regu-
lar trick horse fashion His chief
delight like most horses. In q lump
VI sugar. hiAno NC hotseNilsSS pre-
fers an orange
HE'S GOOD
HUNDRED
Man o. War Il the best natured
horse I have ever seen. ~ well AZ
being the greatest horse the world
have yet TO see him In bad humor.
and he's like a baby after winning
race. he loves II So"
Tho champion will never leave
this country. according 70 IN an
nouncement just made BY his owner,
Samuel Riddle. thus assuring the
fact that he VIII probably earn $780,
600 - the greatest winning OF any
horse in history.
MORNING SPIN
AT $50
At $50 he goes out for his morn
ing spin. Three times q week he IL
merely allowed TO canter. but on the
other three he is given a real work
out at good PAGES. Then comes the
rundown of alcohol, arnica and witch
hazel. His feet are also washed
clean and he gets second meal at
1870. four and onehaif quarts Of
oats and cut hay.
On days when he IL not racing he
gets his final ration at SIS, five
quarts Of oats and hay. and at $50
he Is put to bed" Three times .
week he gets a tonic of cream Of
tartar. oil meal and sulphur.
He has his own water bucket and
everything in his staIl is kept scru-
pulously clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
HAGEN WINS
GOLF TITLE

GREENWICH. Conn. Aug. a.
Walter Hagen defeated Jim Barnes
here Saturday In the lS.hoie
play-on for the Metropolitan golf
title. Hagen's score was 10 while
Barnes made the course In "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
NEW YORK
CLIMBS INTO
FIRST DIVISION
IN SENIOR MAJOR

FTER holding down second division berth for the
"A first half Of the season. the New York Giants, always
strong contender for the National league flag have slowly
but steadily climbed in the senior major until they have
landed in the first division.
Frank Frsch the brilliant young college infelder who
broke with the Giants last year. holding down third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
BOOSTS TUNNEY

NEWARK-Manny seamon. Ben.
ny Leonards trainer, has been taxi
ing care OF Gene Tunney In his
quest for the heavyweight title.
Nanny SAYS Gene v . one-two
J Dunch9s - L~s-Ax An-zA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
READY TO co

CHICAGO.-George Oswego plans
% stage championship OF near.cham.
pionship bouts in his new East Chi
cago arena every two weeta II win
seat 20, 900 people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

right neid for q brace Of doubles yestcr-
day.
IL looks Ike vie" Aidrfdee win
mount tho hill for the visitor. with
Herb Brcnton tossing for tho home
boys. Hay Heating may do tho
pitching for the visitors. however.
Nal Eason has been doing some good
umpiring on balls ana strikes hero dur
Ing the past week. about tho best calling
that has been done here this year.
Carl CrnndafI showed n pretty burst Of
temper during yesterdays bill whom he
flung his bat at tho Rrandathnd after
striking out II would have been nice
stuff II he had raped one Of the Gus
toners with the flying club Bats arc
made TO play ball with and there's no
percentage In boaving said clubs at tho
grandstand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
PINNELLPS PEP

DETRoIT.-Babe Pinelli furnishes
the main show on the Tigers infield.
Altho the team has been accused Of
showing a "don't.care" spirit. Pinelli
Is full OF pep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

JACKSON. Miss. big Tim Murch.
ison is pitching some great ball In
tho outlaw leagues of Mississippi.
Iris Speaker would like TO have Tim
back Tg - ~ -rr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
SCHOOL CADDIES

BATTLE CREEK, Mich.--A six.
hole caddie course is under construc..
ton here. II Is claimed that caddics.
who know tho game, will be more
Interested and proficient. in their
work, ar Rr-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

InICAKNi - wv ~"
~ Louis. ~; philadelphia J.
washington. 8: Cleveland. :.
uoHton. 4. Detroit. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
ARs5YND GS1f3 DA9S GyE,

s~attie's defense has tight~n~d MP
wonderfully In tho last week. Five
double plays were turned In during
Yesterdays fracso. Some neat work
by the whole infIeId featured tho
matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
VET OUTT1E1.DEIsS
GO STRONG

George Burns and Ross Young.
the other Giant fly chasers. are
playing the same brilliant ban that
have marked them IA two OF the
lest orchard cops In tho business.
The return to form OF the
pitchers is the real reason for
the Giants climb. Barnes and
Benton. reported ready for the
blue envelope. have started to win
and with Neff and Toncy pitching
good ball and Douglass back In the
fold tho Gotham club can expect
some good hurting from now on.
No one ever doubted the ability
of the Giants catching staff. with
Snyder. Smith and Mccarthy 70
change off. II the battery men
hold up. watch out for those
Glanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

Wrath Is usually found in family
Jars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
BASEBALL FEUD

FRANKLIN, Pa.--Thc OIL City
baseball team has cancelled its re.
naming schedule OF eight games
with the Franklin team. claiming the
fans were too abusive In their Ian.
glagc.
--------------------------
Promissory notes are paper waits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

SEALS
PLAY
HERE
TUESDAY

With the Los Angeles
series safely tucked away
Chief Wares and his tribe of
Siwashes will do the old
dance around the dugout and
don their niftiest war paint
tomorrow in a mighty effort
TO sock the San Francisco
Seals for a row of goals dur
ing the coming week.
The Seals are holding down
fourth place, the present OBJ
jective of the tribe. Every
win for the home boys during
the coming week viii cut
down the lead of the Seals
and will bring the gang that
much nearer the first divis-
ion.
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vary well lately as they had plenty
Il trouble in Portland last week.
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