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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
by HENRY l.. FAIRFIELD

ANTWERP. Aug. 1i.--Beat Amer.
icai
That apparently Ia the one object
and purpose OF the athletic teams
representing other countries OF tho
world. here for the olympic games.
Tho other contenders realize that
the Americans have the best entries
on paper and believe II they can
hold the Yankees each win have an
opportunity Of carrying off the hon.
ors.
The Swedcs are especially conf.
dent that they will stop the Amer.
leans
The American team is tho most
complete on the ground for the
games. They are not worrying as
to the outcome. altho they are far
from overconfident.
Expert observers believe that the
Americans will take all OF the track
events up TO n mile. with the ex.
ccption Of the hurdles. Earl Thomp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
PHIL NEER MEETS ELMER
GRIFFIN IN BIG NET MIX

PIN Nicer. Of Portland. and Elmer
Griffin. of San Francisco. will fur
nish the feature match OF today's
play In the Washington state tennis
tourney at tho grounds Of the Seat
tie Tennis club. Tho winner OF this
match stands a good chance Of reach.
Ing the smi.flnais at least
Irving weinsrsin had no trouble
Mt all in disrpsing OF Don Waller
University of Washington tenni,
star. yesterday by the score OF go
s.i. walters southpaw style did no,
trouble weinstein a, all.
Dick Burr. winner Of The Star
Woodland park tennis tourney, won
from T. c. white by tho score OF
rs, rs.
wallace Scott. OF Tacoma. won
from Foley handily by tho score OF
So. SO.
Phil Nccr had little trouble In
beating Jackson 81. 60.
Kinsey. tho San Francisco star
won easily from Coffin by a 81. 81
count.
Another good match scheduled for
today Is between Kinscy and Dick
Van der Las. the local star. Kinsey
should win the match. but long Dick
should give the California net star a
little trouble.
Grant Laizure. local veteran. will
play the winner OF the Tyicr.van der
wyde match
Dick Van der Las and Don Waller
will meet Phil Neer and Wallace
Scott In the mems doubles today.
THE
RESULTS
Burr beat White rs, rs: Laizur,
beat Anderson by default: Miss Ford
ing beat Miss Ferris SO. go: Miss
Campbell beat Mrs. Ebcrting SO, s.s
6-1.
Scott beat Foley 60. go: Burr and
Hesketh va. Marion and Nelson. post
poned; Miss Campbell and Miss Ford
ing beat Miss Ferris and Mrs. Pur
cell Ga. s.2.
Wander Las beat Denton by Dc
fault: Gray beat Grimes Ga. 60: NeeI
beat Jackson 81. 60: weinsteln beat
W INV w. Wiz AfilNs dnt
DIR. Lee beat Mrs. Purcell and Mr.
Ryan go, Ga.
KInsey beat CONN al, 81; Waller
and Wander las beat Collins and
Ryan 60. 60: speidcl and Griffin beiN
Ariyshi and Kurata; Mrs. Gushing
and Miss Macdonald beat Mrs
Bourque and Miss Schrelncr 60. &c,
60.
BrowneII beat Hedrick 60. 60. Re.
mis- beat Crawford go. ell; Kinscy
and Weinstein beat Laizure and Nil.
Ter: ILesketh beat Wilson ca, ga.
TODAY'S
SCHEDULE
2 +. M.--Tyicr Vs. Van der weyde.
Miss Macdonald Va. Miss Anthony,
Miss Jongley Va. Miss Campbell.
Wander Las Va, Kinsey. Miss Living.
ston W.. Miss Schrciner.
i. M.--Laizure Va. winner Tylor
VS.. Van der weydo. Russell vs.. Gray,
Griffin VS. Necr. Burr Va. Marion,
Scott vs.. Bemis.
p. M.-Russcii and Tyler VS..
Gray and Green. Wander Las and
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FANS ARE WONDERING
WHAT NEXT;
BORTON'S TALE is
FISHY, SAYS PREXY

Of last season the Vernon team raised
a $4,000 fund TO be used In bribinG
players OF other clubs TO permit Wei
non TO win the pennant
Vernon won in an exciting race. i
The names of Rumier. Maggcrt}
Dale and Muiligan Of Salt Lake: Bal
ker. Oldham and Koehier OF Port
land. and Rieger Of Seattle are said
by Mccarthy TO have been mentioned
by Borton as those who were TO have
received the money.
Borton. Mccarthy claims. told hin
Manager Bill Essick Of Vernon prof.
posed the scheme. Mccarthy declared
his belief that Borton's confession n,
untrue. exhonerates Essick and the,
others alleged TO Be implicated, and
announces that Borton has been UNI
condItionaIiy released by Vernon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Ii,-Base-
ball fans on the Pacific coast were
wondering whats next" today fol-
lowing the sudden Developments OF
yesterday In the so-called Coast
league baseball gambling scandal.
These developments were the bar
ring Of Nate Raymond. Seattle
sportsman. from all Coast league
ball parks and the issuance Of a state
ment by President w. II. Mccarthy
OF the Coast league declaring he BE-
lieved an alleged confession" by
Babe Borton Of Vernon TO be untrue.
Mccarthy included IN his statement
his version Of Borton's alleged con
fession. Borton. according TO McCar.
thy. told him In the presence Of wit.
nesses that during the closing days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
BEAT AMERICA" Is
OPPONENTS CRY

son. tho crack Canadian hurdilcr, Is
figured TO cop first In the hurdles
with ease.
Tho Americans are not counted
on TO take the long races. includ.
ing the Marathon The boxers from
the United States are expected to
have an easy time. but the wrestlers
Will run against some stiff compe-
tltion from the Greeks and Italians.
Tho American fencers also are ex.
pectlng n hard fight with the
French and English entries.
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uTED FULTON IS
SOME LEMON

Ics no secret that Fred Fulton.
the Minnesota lemon. In thru as far
~ American fight fans are concern.
ed A glance over his record shows
that ~Ferocious' Fred was on the
floor or jumping out Of the ring in
most Of his big matches
Fulton started In 1914. He was
knocked for a goal by Al Paizcr a
year later. He lost on q foul TO
Carl Morris In the came year. but
. lot OF the scribes at the ringside
aSs said TO have given the bout to
Morris by the X o. route.
Two years later Fulton tried 20
guilt In a bout with Perky Flynn In
New Orleans. He was taking a
beating from Carl Morris In 1917
when he was fouled out
Later in the samesycar he Jumped
out Of the ring In the fifth round
IN another bout with Morris at Can
ton. o.
Billy Miske. the ST. Paul heavy.
weight. beat him In q no decision
fight In ST. Paul in 1918. Later in
the year Jack Dempsey almost cru.
ctfied him In IL seconds In New
Jersey.
On February II. 1919. he made his
fAmous confession In San Francisco.
charging that his bout with Dempsey
Was fixed
During the early months Of this
year he filed voluntary bankruptcy
proceedings in federal court In Min
nesota-
~Ferocious~ Fred was officially an
INFLATED as a fighter by Harry
Wills, the big black battler. on July
rs. 1920.
Some record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
MISS AMERICA
WINS RACE

COWES. England. Aug. 11.-Nfiss
America. the American speedboat
entry in the Harmsworth trophy
races. won the first race hero yes
terday with lead Of nearly two
miles and a half. The average
speed OF Miss America over the 80
knot course was 5i.45 knots per,
hour.
Maple Leaf vi was second ant
Sunbeam Desenjol followed third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
BAIRD Is POPULAR
IN SAN FRANCISCO

Earl Baird. the Seattle feather.
weight Is one OF the most popular
fighters In san Francisco now. nc.
cording TO Joo Waterman. manager
OF Frankie Jones.
Baird has always given the fans
down there run for their money"
says Waterman. and he's n iegftL
mate featherwcight now. too. n he
made la pounds for his last fight
sher~ %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
PORTLAND PLAYERS
INJURED

Boy" Blue. Portland first sacker.
was pretty well banged up In the
fifth inning. lie was running to frs,
baAc on his grounder TO Seibold. and
no was trying TO beat out the hit.
He crashed into Murphy like he was
bucking a football line. and came out
second best He charged directly into
Rod and was knocked on his ear.
Frank Tobin. reserve catcher. was
painfully injured later In the game
when a foul tip split his throwing
hand. lie will be out Of the game
for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
MCCARTHY MAKES
STATEMENT

President Mccarthy. Of the Coast
league. has wired President Keeper.
OF the local club. that the Seattle ball
club Is not involved at present In the
Coast league gambling charges. How
the local club was ever charged with
the offcnse is a mystery. as no names
were mentioned. At any rate. the
Seattle players are cleared OF sus.
picion. Tho wny the boys have been
playing ball lately gives the lie to the
charge that they have stepped from
the straight and narrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
BURRILL AND
ALLEN LOSE

wTNNEPEG, Aug. f1.--Miine and
Rhodes Of Vancouver. y. c.. beat
Allen and Burriii of the state Of
Washington. In their doubles match
in the Dominion lawn tennis cham.
pionship here yesterday by the score
Of 81, SO. 81.
Allen forfeited his singles match
after he had nearly won from Nor.
ton. the Minneapolis star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Waller w. Necr and Scott. Burr and
Hesketh va. Marion and Nelson,
BrowneIi va weins,eln. Miss Lam.
buth and Conn W.. Miss Marcusc and
partner.
sP. M--Miss MaeDoqaid and Crit.
An va. Miss L. Green and Green.
Bcmls and Brownellsvr Van der
Wcyds and partner. Foley and Kali
bach W. Crawford and Hedrick. Miss
Campbell and Wander Las w. Miss
Longicy and partner. Miss Pollock
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'Rsts s3ss;355eNDeSsSs


ST. Louis .. Philadelphia l.
Boston Gle. Cincinnati STA
New York PittsburE postponed; rain.
~Lsrd" Byrsa. fsrn1 Nasisnas
League 0mptre. sfftoseed WITH No.
EAsea yesterday. Byrso gave IL
faas treat - he ca0o eereA -.
rsyed In . black stik -. Ne wssike1
ss the hssD yesterday. He Vim ean
balls And ststkes today.
Del Baker. chief Portland catcher. wfI'
be ready for duty again soeA. according
10 Nccredie. Baker was cperAtsd on fpe,
appendicitis . short time ago.
yesterday for nearly all Of the 0eatt16
hitters. After Eidred. Ksnworfhy and
Murphy start finding their long distance
hitting eyes again the visitors will -
casting their shadows on the fence
again
Kibbey Springer. fssD~ Seattle
shipyard tssser, = playtag nice
game 81 shcrtseep fer the Beaver.
He showed . lot Of snap cot there
yesterday and demonstrated that he
can throw By nipping csuple e
local runsers at firvs By stroaG psga.
Hnt bchaiief mas certainly COM.
back The big outfielder pounded cut
three hits yesterday.
George Maisei IL playing . great eame
In the field for Portland. Hes also tax.
ing cut at the ball UP at the plate.
He connected for two safe ones ysstsr-
day.
"Suds" Sutherland h last aAsut 4
due 10 pitch for Portland today, with 4
Brenton or Dcmsree throwing fer IL u
home club
What terrible game Of bail that mus(a
have been In Salt Lake yesterday. the
Bees winning - TO IL. II sounds mare'
like bowling score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

and Gray w. Mrs- Bourque and Spell.
del.
t:A p. MFRS. Stafford and Lee
w. winner Miss Macdonald and Crit.
fin Va. Miss l.. Green and Green. Miss
Fording and Heskc,h va. Miss II.
Green and Necr. Mrs .Bragdon and
welnstsln w. Mrs. Foster and Miller.
Mrs. Cushlnn and Kinsey vs.. Miss
Ferris and Foley. Miss schreiner and
partner VI. Miss Anthony and part.
ner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
FULTON HAS EVERY
PHYSICAL ADVANTAGE

Fulton. who looked like a world
beaten when he knocked out Young
Hector here a short time ago. has
every physical advantage in the
world. His height tremendous hit.
ting power and long reach. should
have carried him 10 the top OF the
heap. But he couldn't get there be
cause he was overburdened with SAT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
PORTLAND CLUB
HAS PEP

Portland showed a lot Of fight and
pepper out there yesterday that
caught the eyes and ears OF the fans
present. Mccredie is a real leader
and he has the boys out there fight
ing. II player doesn't battle he
doesn't stay on the Portland team
long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Harry Casey. the windmill weiser.
win 90 on with Jones instead. Casey
has been boxing regularly lately
and reports himself to 10 In good
condition
The rest o. the card win stand
~ previously made up.
Eddie jackson. the red.hcaded
lightie. viii box Frank Pete. the
Wilkens6n mitt singer. In the
semi-windup. Pete viii be a slight
favorite TO win.
Joe Wilson. the Canadian coiorci
lightweight champion. no of the
weird style, Will make his second
start before Seattle fans when he
boxes young zuxu. the rugged Fiji
ptno. Wilson made big hit with
his form" when he boxed a draw
with Red" Gage. at tho Liberty
park smoker last week.
In the other bouts lined up Torn
my Chappelle. The fleet bantam
weight champion. will box Ray
Scribner OF Anacortes: Eddie Moore.
The newsie bantam. will tackle Ed.
de O'NeiiL and WIN Fitzgerald and
Johnny Lewis. q pair Of wciter-
weights. open the card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Court Gossip
BY GERTRUDE sCHREINER

seattle tennis fans viii he able 70
follow up the game Of one California
net star even after the cIn~~ Of the
state tournament. Finer Griffin. he
Of the Titan locks and san Frsn~isca
address. esp~~ts To remain In seattle
~ least three more weeks on busl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
M'CREDIE WILL
SWEAR BY HIS CLUB

Walter McCredie. the Portland
pilot. win swear by his ball players
according to. his statement before
yesterdays game.
President Mccarthy win have to
explain this accusation satisfactor.
iiy." said McCrcdie. because the
charge IL a serious one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Mr.. Cushing. Caiiso~nia.s alta,
woman entry In the state tourns r,~ut
here this week. II . versatile athIete-
Paired with Howard kins~y, she
rolled . nice score In q mixed four
yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

T. Davis. head Of the grounds commit
tee at tho Seattle Tennis club. 10 being
congratulated on tho condition Of the
courts In view OF the short time he had
for their preparation. All the players like
tho present surface much better than that
OF Last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

sBastsd for Gear IN ninth
Score By innintss
Portland .......... eeele e-S
Seattle .......t.... ooeo - 81
Summary: Struck out-By Seihoid >.
by Geary L.. by Pofson q Bases on balls
Oft selbold Z. off Poison 3 Two-hasc
hit.--Krnworthy. seisoid Sacrifice hits
Cox. sislin Kcehisr. Stolen bases
MaiseL Eidred- Hit by pitched ball
Cunningham. Wild pitch--seibold. In
nings pitched--Seibo,d ~. runs 3, hits
10, at bat IS: taken out In eighth with
two on bssea none cut. Charge defes;
to seiboid. Rms responsible for-sei-
bold 4. Ceary Q. Poison :. Time OF game
-. .ee umpircs-Eason and Byron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

A. . novice Irving weinssein h
some golf fwodiGy. His lob shcts On
tho green are pcrfect. and his form In
serving off the tee more than an
usual On seven he succeeded yes-
tcriay In netting . total Of some 10
or 90 strokes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Young weinstssn may hav~ made short
work Of Don waller yesterday, but ~
must he admitted that the University Of
Washington expert played under q sertou.
handicap. Don took three final exams
yesterday out at college and tho strain,
coupled with weeks stay IN Tacoma
far from fields OF learning. took mos, Of
the Kick" out OF his Kams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
FRED WON A
LOT OF FIGHTS

There's no dlsputing Fulton's abii.
lty AS a boxer or a hitter because
he beat n lot OF good men in n
punch and won mos, OF his starts.
but when he came up against tho
best he flivvcred and filvvercd
something awful He's thru AZ n
contender for the heavyweight
crown In spite Of all his knockout
wins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
HANGS UP SHOES

NEW YORK.-Howard Drew's Is
year-old son won a 1oe-yard race in
New York the other day. When How
ard failed to make the Olympic team
the youngster advised his fathsr =
hang up his shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
HARRY CASEY TO
MEET JONES',
CHAMP REFUSES
TO BOX VISITOR

Trave Davis. recognized Coast weerweght champion.
has refused to thru with his match with Frankie Jones'
of California billed for the Arena according to Clay Hte.
who is promoting the show. Hite says that Davis didn't
let him know until the last minute that he wouldn't go
thru with the bout.
This is the third time that Davis has been mixed up in
last minute fuss about boxing in Seattle and it's about
time that the fans protected from his flights of
fancy by action the part of the boxing commission,
Davis has jumped out of bouts three different
sions here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
SHAMROCK WIN
ANOTHER

Tho Shamrox club OF Tho Star
league won from o'Brien Sunday by
n 1873 count The club boys would
like some more out Of town games
and can be reached thru Spaldings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Mrs Brardon. who was forced to default
In the Pacific Northwest doubles finals
at Tacoma last week because OF an IN
turcd arm, will feature on tho snattis
tennis club courts today ia both IadIaa'
and mixed doubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Or. Edgar Lee and Mrs. fsx STAFFORD
came thru tho first round OF the mixed
troubling with colors flying. They defeat
Cd John Ryan and Mrs Purcell and are
billed TO meet Wayne Mcdonald and FL
mer griffln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
AMERICAN. LEAGUE

81. Louis 9. Boston 4.
Chicago 4. Washington 3.
Philadelphia Detroit postponed; rain
New York-Cieveland called end of sec
ond. rain.
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from. He claimed his ribs were
cracked In his bout with Wills. As
one scribe who sat In on tho fight
remarked: 1T wasn't Fulton's ribs
that were cracked. II was his heart. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

II you value your watch. let Haynes
repair " Next to Liberty Theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Gee. but Boldt's apple pie 4.
goodr'--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
CHANGES STYLE

NEW YoRK.-Frank Frisch was
crosshanded batter when he
Joined the Giants. He has changed
now. There are no big league play
ers who use this style of grip.
SAN FRANcIsco.--This city :,
pulling for the Yankees 70 srar,
the pennant oDoul. Lewis. Mouse
and Bodie are coast products. Babe
Ruth Is also favorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
PORTLAND
TAKES
FIRST co,
S TO 3

Walter Mccredie. pilot OF the Port.
land Beavers. won the first game OF
the series from tho Seattle SiwaAhes
yesterday by simply ouumarting the
local club. Tho final count was
to ..
With the score reading three all in
tho eighth inning. and ono out. the
big Scots think tank won the mat
ines. Boy" Blue. his crack first
s,,cker. who IN batting cleanup and
who Ia hitting the onion at n terrific
pace. hurt his leg and wrist In n col.
iision with Murphy Mt first base.
Blue was hardly able TO stand up. but
Mac kept him In tho fray and Blue.
webbing on pair Of mighty. un.
steady pins. singled In the eighth for
= starter.
Mac then jcrkod Blue from first
and sent In young Kingdom 10 run
for him. on hit and run play "Biff'
schaiicr banged out his third hit Of
the matinee. a hard siam 10 right for
one bass. and Kingdom went 10 third
Here Mac inserted Ross 10 run for
Kingdom. who complained Of sore
foot. Manager Wares yanked seibold.
who started the game for Seattle. and
sent in Bob Geary 70 the hill
M'CREDIE FOOLS
LOCAL DEFENSE
The Seattle infield came In 10 cut
off a run and McCredic ousxuessed
them by ordering Cor 70 hit abe bah.
which Cox did. the apple just rolling
ou, Of stumpfs reach. and Ross
counted. Schailer worked around TO
third on tho play.
The Seattle infieM shifted back
again and kochicr hunted. squeezing
schaiicr over with the second run.
rsprangrr ended the inning by strik.
ms out
This bit Of strategy was sone
smart baseball and McCredie out
smarfed the locals shruout tho frame
and sewed UP the game BY using his
bean.
Big Poison. on the hin for the Wis
i,ors. pitched = nifty brand OF base
ball with the exception OF the sixth.
when tho locals got 10 him for three
runs after two were out Poison had
q slow bah working well yesterday.
and had the tribe popping out a lot.
PORTLAND SCORES
TRIO
Portland counted three runs In the
fourth for . starter. Clean hits by
wisserzii. Maisei. Biuc and schalicr.
coupled with bum peg by Adams TO
second In m effort TO catch Blue
stealing and boot by sicbold trying
TO catch sehail-r off OF second base
later. accounted for the three mark.
~rs
with two away. Middleton singled.
Bohno walked and Eldred counted
Middleton with q single TO center.
which Maisei Just managed 20 trap.
Kenworshy counted both Bohnc and
Eidred with n scorcher down third
base for two sacks. Murphy went
out--Bluc via Sirlin.
Tho locals threatened IN the
seventh when se!boid doubled with
two away. and Cunningham was hit
by a pitched ball. but Middleton
struck out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Joe Jsckson's single drove home chi
eaxo's winning run in the 10th. Score:
Chicago 4. Washington ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Joe BENJAMIN. the Portland light
weight. who II . member 81 Billy 9Th
sons stable. IL In New York training for
matches for this fall. Joe looked good
here when he stopped Harold Jones. this
Tacoma boy. In a couple Of rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Star Swimming Meet
POSTPONED One Week

The Star City swimming meet has been postponed
one week, and will start on August % instead OF
August l6 The reason for the postponement Is the
fact that the entries are slow in coming In. Ac-
cording to present plans, the preliminaries VIII DC
held at the Mount Baker bathing beach,
Entries do not close until Thursday, August i
Entry blanks appear daily this page or can Be
procured at Piper & Tafts Spaldings Crystal Fool
Elks' Club, " M. c. A., Y. w. c. A. and all the city
bathing beaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

In isdier singles. sara Livingsscne.
Mrs. pouraue. Mrs- Cushing and Gertrude
achrsiner are all on tho same side OF the
drawings Wayne Mcdonald. Irene Camp
heii and Stella Folding are the chief con.
tenders on tho other half
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

yehnny T1Iiman. the ~. Pasi wsl-
tsrweiGht. IL . busy ,,oseg these days.
He gets . cra~k ut tho wetferwelght
title Labor day when he fonea
Champion jack Brifton In . fe-round
70 ss Cleveland. Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Crawford Anderson. s.s.u. r.nn,, club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

standby. 10 smother Of the local coterie
Of net stars who IL not playing In tho
1880 championships His doubles partner.
DIR. Epcidei. 10 nov paired with Elmer
Griffin. as Anderson II on his vacation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

sislsr got bis third homo run IN three
days. and enabled the Browns to beat
the Red Box, to T.