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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
LO QUE DICE LA CAR1A
PASTORAL

Entire utras cosa cxpr"sa nrimero
el documcnto del Arzobispo' los
Obisnoa. su infinite aer2iectmicnto
hacia 81 pueblo cat6!ic" por Ia name
"a tan enthusiastic ' devot2 con que
celebr6 ei aniverSario dc Ia corona
ciin De IA Virsan de Guadalupe. Dcs-
puas d!Spone que 50 ct@ve un monu-
memo al Sagrado C"razGa de Jesus.
cd!iicaHdose en 81 c"rfo d., Cuhil@te.
en- a F.Stad0 ie Cue najUato. por ser
q; ccntro geogracico dc Ia Rcpubiica.
Fl monumento CT c,:esii6i. Cuya edi
ficacljn Sc comcnzar& muy pronto.
conSitiri en- un gran tampio alberto
tota!menTc. semejant" los pr
m+ros qut fu7darHn los m!sioneros
en Mexico, ;cmpio al cual DUcdan
asisr;r millares Gc personals.
In se"undo lucar ordena In pHsto-
-ai. oue sin destruir ia Basi!ica ac-
1uai de Guadalupe. - crnstruya un
gran iomnlo = "a NirGen MeXicana an
?. cerro de! Tepeyac. el cual debc-a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
CON CILlACION ENTIRE
CAPITAL Y TRASAJO

En- spclIdI cXprcSa Ia pastoral ds
los ur-lados mexicanos que eiics no
50 oponen A que los obrerOs Sc aso-
cien. siampro que 10 hagan con bue-
nos fines. nero que no apeien a me-
dios yiolentos jamas para conseguir
Sis nrop6s;tos. Tambien dice, rer-
r;ardose q los industr!aleS y prop!eta-
rios. Gu" no desaprueban los altos
mardatarios de Ia Iglesia Cat6lica do
Mexico cl hecho dc que los capitals
ras Sc unan con iguales fines; pero
aG" >iempre seran reprochables los
actOs 10 2nue:los que 10 haGan con el
propGsito exclusive de eXtorslonar
los proletarios humillandO!os y So
juzSandolos.
Expresan los preiados que rcprde-
ban toda clase de medioS viclentos
para las reinvindicaciones socia!eS
Y poiiticas: recOmiendan que eSaS
reinvind!cacione Sc hagan siempre
Dor medios pacificos.
Finalmeatc Ia carta pastoral firma-
da aGuf aver expresd claramente que
81 clero rlexicano no Sc ha ligado nj
pretende l:garse en- 10 mas mfnino nj
en- forrna a!guna Sc ha oblig2do nj So
ohliga en- ninetin partido polltco; y
acai,a diciendo que este no significa
que prohibe a los cat6licOs que to-
man parta en- las luchas politicas: aue
nor 81 contrario los eXhorta para Que
cumpIan con sus d"beres de ciudada-
nos y cooperen para cl bienestar de ia
Patria = IA rranquilidad de ia familia
mcxiCana. 10 cual rcdunda eli beneft.
clio de toda IA humanidad.
El ,exto de Ia carta> pastoral ia si-
do proEusamonte dfstrihuido V lanza-
do a Ia circulaciIn. Y d" esos ejem-
plares So han rnviado innumerables
copias todas parties de la Repdbli-
ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
FL CONPLOT PARA ASESINAR 4 OBREG0N EN-
DALLAS, FUE FRAGUADO EN- LA {. De MEXICO
Cause gran sensation en- la capital la notlcla del
descubrimiento de esa conspiracion,y Sc cree
que sea obra de aIgunos carrancistas
Vario conuradss 10 sgueron hasta la cudad deha
sin que hubieran cometido ell crimen por haber
tenido una buena oportunidad para clio
ENVIAN A OBREGON MENSAJES DE FELICITAC

CIUDAD MENlCO ortutr LA no1i'ia hr qu" las auto
~ r,cS acrna< dclrcron cXi>trnca % onIlet pars
vista Dal"> aNi "randsi-
ma >cc6n intrcctua d." d ueron los
.arranciStaS despcchad0
cnvaron hoy Olr""m much"S r"gr2lhas
fcct;noo 1oUuc rrfcrido compo hAyl >i" >ruHrrlo IL
ccndoc que las IL "n"n@"> Que ira
raSarln 10 niSmo one In fracasado c>a
Las auoridadc. aQui varia< HS"Tur1
comIlt or""n
<cur anrchcnlioS aguno> indv" !" >'@'
II Tao de ALI Dallas II" hacde
rrcro d cncn que proyccaban por hahor tn" ""rtu'
nilrd para ell" -
TamhfH los autor"S 'ni'Irr'n"" "' 'r a'e"'
IL So haIan capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18

\
portamiento On Ia tcniLV para ;odys
los Invltudos ; huespedvs que Gicha
organization tuvo. atendiGndolos Il
todos con Su!iriJud : ufreciandoles To-
du r!aSc d. faci.Idtd@s para 81 diver
sion : ai"Eria GT~tnt, 81 e~tad1 cn
csia c:uG@d.
Para mayor rumodITdG lie cSus IN
yi'1IuS. Ia Camara 0r Concrete cN-
t"nGj1 >uS hu5sped"s turjotas cspe-
cial"s con las cual"~ p"diIu viSitar
cUaul"s c.uhcs uuis:c>-n s. Hsistir II
cincn ii" los prir .iral"S tedtroS. sin
"S,lD"ndIo alcun".
In clcmcnto uu" ha stio Uno d" los
factorcS principa.cS para el @Nito dc
Ia i"ria ha Siip Ia pronSa local. q ru-
VA cahoza fiSuran los imPortantcs
diarios. The Daily Times Herald"
The Dallas Morning News" quie-
u"> nan tenido infinidad de clocios
para Ia exposition mcxicana. para n
Soherhia Banda dc Estado Mayor, pa
ra los hombres pnbIcoS dc Mexico
Q3" han vcnido a In feria Y on gene
raj para todo 81 pGblicO meXicano.
La gaiHnt"ri;t Y at"nCirn d" esa
pre0Sa lego al crado d" que el Sc
cuHdo lie los dlarios dichOs. puhlicd
ci dia de aver &dhado quo fu@ Il Dia
International de Ia Frria. una mag
nifica edici"n IN eSpaiol de doco pd-
ginas con una amp1a information
rocxicana de actua.idad y q retratO
del general OhroE6r "u Ia primcr:l
paGina. Tai "Giciin III" acogida con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
T.icg-dmr Espcc1G. pdTo Ia PRENSA'
.LL.II LII. ME-N ICLi lntLLi.l... ! :

Tsicgrdmn Espcc'a. pGro Ia PRENSA"
.IUDAD DE MENICO. OCtuirc l.
FL Arzobispo de Mexico. doctor Jo-
81 Maria Mora del Rio. Y los Obs.
pos que csiuvieron en- estt capital
durantc q deSarroIlo de las fiestas
guad&lupanas en- 81 veint:cinco aniver-
sario d.. Ia Coronation de Ia Nirgen
India. - reunieron aqui on concil!o
;erminaron sus lahor.s aver tarde.
cxpidiendo Y dando 4 conoccr una i'll
tercSante carta pastoral a todos los
hahitanIcs de Mexico.
La carta dc los altos diGnatarios de
Ia Igesia Cat6lica contiene imrortan-
tes declaraciones relgiosas. soc!a!"s
y poiitiCas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18

TclcGrontc Especial para "LA PREkSA'
CIEDAD DF; MENICC. 'DCtubre H.
la Pastoral de los ArzobiSpos rhls-
pos mexicanos ha cauSado un eXcelca-
to efec;o aqul.
Ho; - di6 a conocor en- tOdos loS
temples Y 50 eloGia mucho Ia actitud
dol clcro meXiCanO Que So mue$tITt
r"Spctuo<o del robicrno : les aconSej4
a los cat6licos que por ningin mott
vo apelcn a medios violorto> para 10
erar reivindicaciones SocialeS . poll
ticas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
Sc INAUGURO EN- MEXICO
LA TEMPORADA DE
TOROS

rrL-grnwr Especial pG-s ia PREhSA"
CITrAD pE: MENTCO p"tuhrc H.
\ p"S;tr d" las intr!Cas Il" las aut"ri-
dad"s muHlrtp:les Que 70 HU"r ohe-
deco la Grd"ucS uci President" Nun:
ripa! Rafael Zuhar:,n. hoT &C lev" 4
c:abo 1t inauguration Z" Il ton2of~'ia
taurina con gran "Xito.
To-caron Silveti. Y Angel Fernandez.
"An&olc,e" Y In plaza estaba EcHa d"
hmt. On hotc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
SOLO QUE Sc PRESENTE 4 LAS
AUTORiOAOES. Sc PERMITlRA
SALIR a CABRERA

rIUDAD DE, MEXGCO. OrtHbre IL
~ Gohi":no cStd reSuclto 4 no 'oH""-
dorlc p":mi>o Il Luis Cabrera nara
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18

en c, aupa-o lie; Juez Cua-co. que
jnral.da en absolute "a disposicitn
p-oh.6it;va p.der "a devo:uci3r &c Ill
clas nLl:aS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
NO Sc INTEGRARA CONG
Sc DIJO ELGABINETE
DE A. OBREGON

Tclccremq EspcciG! para Ia PRENSA"
CICDAD DE-: MF.NiCo. Octubre IL
Parcce que 81 Gabinctc de OhreS6r
no 80 intcSrar;t como Sc diio en- dia:
rasados. Sino Que dc In Huerta ocupa,
ri Ia cartc-a De GobernaciGn y Rafae
Xuharan IA dc Hacienda.
Tambian Sc dice que Zuharan ira 4
ReIacioncs cn lugar de IgieSias Calde-
ron. pcro no Sc con>idera tacuple ei
vista do considcrar que t:enc tendeh'
cias anti-am mcricanaS.
Que v1elva al pals SaIGa del escondi'
to en- que sc onCuenu1 en- esta ciu
dad. a menos que So comprometa q
prceentarsc z las autoridades pal%
responder de los delito> dc que sc u
lisa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18
LIBROS En- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 118
No. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
4 larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
The evening world., 1920-11-03

score men OF the bar or playing cards
instantly obeyed the order Then the
patrons were relieved of money and
jcwclry To the amount of about $500.
four Of the Kunmcu holding Tho party
against the walt while two went
through their pockets
Markowltz. who was pessingi heard
the Commotion and entered tho saloon
20 see what II was about. Hv was met
with yOlley Uf shots uud fell iu his
tracks. The hold-up men then backed
from the saloon and went thruuEh East
Ogth street on the run They were not
caught.
The evening world., 1920-11-03

'nd mirrors were demolished aud
chairs nud tables hrokvn Tho police
said tho interior could not have look ld
worse n % hig'-yNmosiva she'll hkd
gono olL Tho bro,hcrs wore tufcn TO
Harlem Hospital John 900 g scrloun
condition
lie said that two ulo,vntcd uvn
came iu ana demanded drinks, and
when he refused them they begun
wrcCkiug the place. They used Il
kuitc on him when hu intcrfsrcd. and
"a club on his brother when he wont to
his aid
The evening world., 1920-11-03
INTRUDER KILLED
AS SIX HOLD UP 40
Gunmen Rob Saloon Patrons Of
$500, Shoot Man Who En-.
terS, and Escapes.

Abraham Markowitz, forty five. Of
No ZIG East 99th Street, died to-day in
Harlem Hospital, having been shot In
the brest and abdomen when a gang
Of six men, all armed with pistols. held
up and robbed forty patrons Of Morris
Poland's saloon, at No. 1917 Second
Avenue last night
. Tho seNtctte ordered everyone in the
place TO hold up his hands and the two
The evening world., 1920-11-03

stops nose discharge; relieves head
ache, duIIncss, feycrishneSs, sneezing,
soreness, stiffness.
"Papc's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surcst relief known and
cost, only few cents Mt drug stores.
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinirc lD,.' on
Pape's .--Advt
The evening world., 1920-11-03

What if the milknan is too late
for breakfast or fails to come at all?
What if the iceman doesn't show
up? What if you need more milk
Unexpectedly?
From the city apartment TO thc
most remote home, any Of these
The evening world., 1920-11-03

things might happen. But that
day is gone.
Kim Powdered Milk is the
answer. Milk fresh, pure, and
wholeoomc in powder form.
Milk with nothing changed -
only the Water removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
PORTLAND
BOY TO
TRAIN
HERE

Alex Trambltas. Portland wclter-
weight. who IL scheduled to meet
Coast Weller Champ Trayie Davis
here at the Arena Wednesday night.
arrived here yesterday and viii so
thru hiH training PAGES at the Arena
gym this afternoon at $40.
Davis is in Seattle at present. and
will work out in the gym about 4:so.
Many Of the fans are OF the opin-
ION that Trambitas will give the
champ the battle OF the season.
Davis knows he has a tough Gus
toner on hand and is training hard
for the SO.
Trambitas and Davis met here last
year. and aitho the affair was called
draw. the fans thought that the
Portlander had the best OF the match.
Al Baker win meet popular Val
SontaE in the scmi-windup and a
fast go is expected. Both fighters
have "sleep" blows which they are
liable 10 let loose any time.
Eddie Moore fights Mike de Pinto.
tho Portland bantam. Moore Is
scrappcr and r. well liked by the
fans because Of his willingness 10
mix. DE Pinto has been winning his
bouts lately. and the two should put
up good TIT.
Red Gage win enter the ring for
the first time in three months Wed.
ncsday night when he meets the rug
ged Filipino. Young Zu zu.
Stan Fitzgerald will meet Kid Mar
tin. and Jimmy Randeau boxes
Young Percy Cove.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
ALL DIVERS :
ON TEAM
FROM COAST

Every diver on the American
Olympic swimming team is a mem
Der OF Pacific coast, swimmina
club. Eighteen members Of the
Olympic swimming team are Pacifh
coast and Hawaiian swimmers.
No Eastern stars were able h
show up against the Western DIVING
sharks at the national tryouts IN
Chicago.
Assertions were made that Pacific
coast aquatic stars were not given Z
fair chance at Chicago and New
York Is refuted by the fact that al
the Western swim stars who weu
East were picked for tho team with
one exception. Mrs. Aileen Allen
Mrs. Aliens amateur standing b
overshadowed by work In a MOVING
picture studio, and not because q
her diving performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
BIG N. w. TRAP SHOOT
CLOSES HERE TODAY

Eight Registered and three .handi.
cap events viii be the feature of the
closing day in the annual Sports.
mems association OF the Northwest
trapshooting tourney. TO be held at
the Seattle Gun club today.
One hundred and twenty targets
will be thrown today in the registered
events.
Doctor Holohan, OF Burlcy. Idaho
was tho leading man In the events
yesterday. He shot III targets out
of a possible 100. +. G. Richl. a pro.
fessional from Tacoma. had the same
score as Holohan. and lead the pros.
u. q. Hawman OF Hillsboro. Ore.
won the Becker trophy Sunday
after spirited contest.
In the third handicap shoot, the
three man event, Seattle ginners
c. Il. Mokelvey. w. II. Carston
and c. w. Brandy-carried off the
honors.
In the registered shots Saturday.
c. l.. Templeton OF Seattle led
the amateurs, II. G. Riehl OF Ia
coma led the professionals.
George Baker of the Seattle gun
club won the Anaconda cup Sat.
urday.
r.. l.. Stannard. Seattle. won the
walla walla Brownlee trophy.
II. w. Kinzcr, Seattle. won the
Dayton medal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
OUT-OF-TOWN
SWIMMERS IN
STAR MEET

out-of.town entries are being re.
ceived for tho big Star city swim
meet to be held tho week OF August
IL.
Seattle Is one OF the few cities In
the United States that has lack OF
swimming competition meets. This Is
one of the first frse.for.ail amateur
competition meets held In Seattle for
some time.
Entry blanks can be procured Mt
the different bathing beaches this
week. Blanks will be on hand at
Madrona and Mount Baker this after.
noon. All an entrapt has 10 do Is to
MI out the blank and hand II TO the
Instructor Mt the beach. Entries close
August IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
FELIX CLUB DOWNS
TAILORED READY
BY 80 COUNT
IN WILD MATINEE

fiy. Graham took lead Off and
didn't 30 back 10 third until the
catch was made. Tho Tallors then
proceeded to fiil the bags. but Nc.
conncil ended the rally by striking
out
Three times Tailor runners were
cut down at the plate on lifleld roll.
err during the ut.
II was a well played game Of ball.
which was marrcd by the failure Of
tho players 70 keep their tcfnpcrs
under control.
The Felix club win meet the Mt
Baker team In a two-out.of. three
game series. Tho first game viii be
played next Sunday and the grounds
will bc selected by the nip OF n coin
at a meeting ~ tho managers ~ the
two squads. Each team will. have
n game on their home grounds and
third game. n necessary. win be
played on a neutral field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
WASHINGTON
MUTUALS
WIN AGAIN
Washington Mutuais. champions of

Washington Mutuals. champions of
the Bankers league OF Seattle. beat
the Northwestern Nationals. champs
Of the Portland Bankers league. yes
terday at the Pacific Coast league
ball park by ~ count
Timely hitting by Highlands.
Hanson and Bingaman. won the
game for the local bankers.
The Mutuals are now the undls.
puted champions OF the Northwest
In the bankers division. They have
also defeated the champions OF the
Tacoma Bankers league.
Bingnman twirled his usual good
game.
The score: II. IL. IL.
Washington Mutuals 49,. 7 10 Q
Northwestern Nationals 6 10 z
batteries Binglman and pasco;
Davis and Perry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
u. S. TRAP MEN
CLEAN UP

ANTWERP July. s6.--America
cleaned up everything In the olym-
pic trapshoo,ing Saturday. Mem.
bers OF the American team took the
first five places in the individual
competition.
Mark Arie. OF Champaign. Illinois.
~ the olympic champion shot with
a score Of % out OF possible 100.
Frank Troeh. Of Vancouver. wash.
ington. was second with % out OF n
possible 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
BEAR TEAM
HAS TOUGH
GRID PROGRAM

BERKELEY. July 2e.--The grid
schedule OF the University OF Cali
fornia was announced here Satur-
day. The Bears face tough sched-
ule. and Head Coach Andy Smith
win call the first turnouts for
August l.
DR.. Boles Rosenthai. former Min
nesota football captain. has been
named as Andy Smiths first assist
ant coach. Rosenthai was assistant
under Gilmour Dobie at the Naval
academy.
Dummy" Wells has been appoint
ed as frosh football coach.
Following is the Bears grid sched-
ule for tho 1890 season:
September ss-olympic club at nerse-
ley.
october Santa Clara, at Berkeley
october st Mays. at Berkeley.
October io--unlyerslty OF Nevada, at
Berkeley.
October ':s--University of Utah. at
Berkeley.
october so--oreson Assies. at Port
land.
November s-washington state at
Berkeley
November .o--stanford at Berkeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
ny HENRY T.. FARRELL

ABOARD u. 3. s. FREDERICK.
NEWPORT. r. T., July 2s.-The
naval delegation OF the Olympic
games at Antwerp was scheduled to
sail from here at noon today.
Members Of the navy racing crew.
jubilant over the victory in the an
nual regatta at Worcester Saturday.
were the heroes among the athletes
aboard the Frederick. The eight IN.
cluhed the two football stars-Clyde
King, tackle. and Eddie Graves. end.
Arrangements have been made for
the athletes TO work out while on
tho trip across Rowing machines
were installed ON deck for the crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26

GIL DOBIE
WANTS
CHANCE IN
BICCAMES
ny TOM OLSEN

co Dohle. master football coach.
wants TO pit his football brains
against the Blue OF Yale or the Grim.
son OF Harvard. This Ia given an the
chief reason for Dobie's resignation
as coach OF tho Annapolis Naval
academy football team. according TO
Eddie Even. last years. navy grid
captain and captain-elect for the com.
Ing season. Even left Seattle early
this morning with Tho feet and mid.
shipmen for the South.
nohic was offered contract 60
coach three more yea ., at the
academy with a doubled salary. but
refused. not because OF higher pay
offered at Cornell. but because Cor.
nell has n game scheduled with Hsr-
ward next season. The Annapolis
team has never played Harvard or
Yale. and u n a common belief that
they never will mix.
Even could not lay enough stress
on how well liked en- Dobio was a,
the academy, Even said that when
Dobie lost his frst football game
with tho Navy playing West Virginia
Dohie did not say n word about the
game. despite the fact that hia long
and wonderful record had been
broken. and Just went about his work
OF drilling tho men for tho next con.
test. which they won by n 5s.,o-o
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
PLAY STARTS
in HILL
NET MEET

Play starts today In the second an.
nual Capitol hin tennis tournament
at Volunteer park. with 70 entries
scheduled to play.
The schedule for today's play is as
follows:
5'Oo--horris Segei va. J. II. Dennis
j. 3. ScherrSAr Va. NJ. M. Segei, Percy
Hagen vs.. r. w. Mccullough. George
Ring VS.. X. Mcpherson.
6'Oo-DeVaut Jordan va Roy Md.
dleton. A. Monsod vs.. A. Marion. Paul
strizek vs.. Randall Crawford. Otto
Strizek va. Ralph Miller.
700-E. castaneda Va. #. Koslow.
SKI, Harry Levy vs.. James Bailey.
q. II. Laizure, va. Harold Wander
Las, Frank Skinner VS.. r. II. Meade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26

All hands spent Wild afternoon at
Lincoln playfield yesterday. The
Felix club staged a nlnth.inninE rally.
trimmed with couple OF frcefor.all
battles on tho field. that finally
counted them three runs and sent the
Tailored Ready squad down TO dcfea,
by three-to-two count In tho play
off for a final place In The Star Jun
Tor league.
Feeling was tense ihruout the
game. and th- first outbreak came In
the ninth. with the Taiiora leading
two to nothing Boyer opened the
frame for tho Felix club with a sin.
sic 10 left. lie counted when Lefty
Hughes slapped the onion into the
trees in tho right field for three
bases Ahnrr followed with an In.
field grounder and Hughes scored.
Ahner tried to reach second on tho
play and was tossed out. White TO
carmody. Ahnsr slid into the bag a,
top speed and carnody tagged hun
out. Words followed and tho pair
started tossing waliopa. but they
wer, finally separated.
Then the real rough house got un.
der way. Miller walked and wen, 10
second on kohler'n single 10 left.
Thorhurn singled 20 center and all
hands advanced. Miller tripping while
rounding third. Harris reiayed tho
ball from center field and kohler and
Thorburn were caught Off the bags
after Miller had nnliict up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
RUTH HAS CHANCE
TO TIE HOMER MARK

babe" yesterday made HIS third
consecutive home run off OF Hoyt
the eighth he has scored this
season off Boston hurlers.
Before the game Ruth was
filmed after being presented with
a $4,000 cfeck. ciinching his con.
tract to appear in the movies at
the end OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-26
NAVAL OLYMPIC CORPS
LEAVE FOR ANTWERP

a ring laid out Tor boxers, and sew.
eral mats placed for wrestling.
Coaches planned to put the whole
squad thru a series Of setting up ex-
ercises and deck runs
There viii be no lack Of entertain.
ment Several cases of the latest
photograph records were put on
board. Dozens Of piano rolls and
many movie films were provided.
Boxing and wrestling bouts will also
be stagcd.
Commander G. n. Mayo, in charge
OF the squadron. received a message
from Admiral Rodman before sail.
ing. conveying the best Wishes OF the
Pacific fleet for the success OF the
team.
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of eight games from the
Bees. and won because they
waded into the apple. How
those babies are hitting.
From the top of the bat
ting order to the bottom the
tribe is pounding the old
onion for keeps. The rare air
of Salt Lake evidently agreed
with them. No wonder the
Salt Lake gang has a bunch
of 800 hitters. If Seattle
played in Salt Lake all of the
time they would have a
whole raft of them, too.
Tho short fences In Salt Lake are
mighty fine inducements to home
runs. The local gang hit l. homers
there during the past week. II Babe
Ruth could play In salt Iakci
The locals return TO the HON. pas.
ture Wednesday TO battle the Los An
geles club. 4 hig crowd Of the home
fans are expected 10 greet the boys
on their arrival.
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o. A. G. GRID
COACH ON JOB

CORVALLIS, July 2s.-R u.
Rutherford. the Oregon Agricultural
college coach for the coming season.
arrived here Saturday. to make ready
for the opening football practice.
which IN called for September rs.
Rutherford was the star hnlfbaclt
Of the University Of Nebraska in
1913. 1914 and 1915. lie win also be
a physical director at the college.
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HESkETH AND
kELCHNER
ARE DEFEATED

Hesbcth and Kelchncr went
Down to defeat In the plnyfield
tennis doubles finals yesterday be-
fore johnson and Lageistrom. The
score was 60, to. rs.
Mrs. Bourquc was declared in
eligible 10 compete in the matches
utter she had won everything that
had come her way. because she
had not been a resident OF Seattle
for one year.
Come good matches ar, scheduled
fer today ut ? p. m. and 9 y. m.
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HERMAN TO
BOX LEDOUX

NEW ORLEANS. July 2s.--Pete
Herman. bantamweight champ. Is
matched 10 fight Charles Ledoux,
French champion. In a bout here
Labor day. according TO an an.
nounccmcnt made here yesterday
by Dominick Tortorich. local pro-
moter.