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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Star TENNIS Records
Thursday Matches

AT a.. NJ.
Mfs Ferris and Mrs Poster vs. Eiien
nsestand and Tbsima woln
ffsshsth and sohianEar vs jacobson and
E. l. Miller
AT 2 y. n.
Mrs Bopraps and coupss 70 Lulu seKi-
vain aud NeEtvain.
Ruth Hardy vssnodu wlsi
uiaaehs wiehiand va Gertrude hehrsinsr
AT y. ~.
Partner and Robbins Va partner and
f4uehstt
Don ripley vs.. Jacobson
A J HsE.i Va. Carpenter
uaiph Miller We sehiAnHsr
virginia nsnson and henson vs Ellen
narkiand and naehiand
fAyaks sad Davis vs. Putnam and
johnson ana psusrs v. whit. and Dan
tsis
Mrs. rs,.r.eo aud n.um vs. Roe. ossri.i
and Hesei
Irene stephens ard Burr va Mrs.. Frank
Poster and Eoreom
At y. NJ.
Marion vs. waller
Vida Robinson and srs Beuraus Va Rita
Meyer and zipora ilnmsnfsid
white and mseinnis va o'brsn and
At 4sse y. ".
Miller and Foley Va Watson and Jsffsr-
son
AT y. NJ.
Joe fivsnEoof xs y. !. white
x &. white ss y. T. Pope
Wan stone vs. y. I. faeksi
raekstt "a Maffis hesul
asssI sad Bssst VI. Arnold and Kllnks
lob Disiey Va George Davis
At y. NJ.
Rosio~shi W. ksihaek
fagsrstFom Lawrence
Watcher johnson ss winner Jacobson
RIPLEY
Hanson Nsidey
uashrth Carrie
Fsiey - Wander Las
~ solian Va & 9, Williams
Yaehet and Mccullough va wilson and
Henry
P.rxy Hehae, W xr- v. Cummings
Gsftfuda Pearl ~ Grace Love
At y. NJ.
In. and Nelson va kosiovski ana Car
ssld.r and Taylor Va Oldham and Ruff
corn
Johnson and rAxsrs,rom Va Bsiisy ard
Ripley
Williams saa Hays Va benson and van
Htone
Ars Petersen ana partner Vs. rsxEy
Hrhaehs ard partnsf
Stevens ard Iufr 80 winners fssksi snf
Mccullough wllson and Hsnfy
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TILDEN is
EASY VICTOR
in ENGLAND

WIMBLEDON. England, June "a
William Tiiden OF Philadelphia beat
3. Franklin Of Surrey. England. by a
81. e-i. 60 count yesterday in the
British net championships.
Tho Yankee completely outclassed
the Englishman by his brilliant
drives and cut strokes.
c. 8. Garland OF Pittsburg won
from Charles winrlow, Olympic
games champion. and champion Of
South Africa
Axel Craven OF California beat
Erik Tegner OF Copenhagen. Den.
mark.
In the doubles Johnston and Tn.
den OF America beat NJ. Blythman
and p. Harrison OF England.
Sam Hardy. captain OF the Ameri.
can tennis team. defaulted to STAN
ley Doust OF Australia after each
player had won one set apiece. No
reason was given for the default
In the first matches Thursday r.
Norris Williams OF America beat A..
ID. Craven by a rs. so. 81 count.
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OPENING SHOOT
HERE SUNDAY Z

The official opening shoot OF the
Seattle Gun club will be held at the
new club grounds at Fort I.awton
Sunday morning. A large number OF
outside gunners will enter the meet
and close competition Is expected
Several trophies will be offered and
will be finally won when tn. meet
closes with the last shoot in septem.
Der.
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Yachts Tuning Up for Big Cup Race
LOCALS PLAY
LOOSELY
BEAVERS WIN

Six errors by Seattle and 10 hits
by Portland were responsible for the
Beavers win OF 10 10 In the Rose
city yesterday. Both teams played
loose ball. but Portland WINS able 70
keep their errors down 10 three.
Tho feature OF this game was a
home run over the right field fence
by Harry Wolter. seattle's right
fielder. In the ninth. scoring two
runs
Seattle found Studs" Sutherland
for nine hits and Portland touched
Socks" Siebold for 10 clouts.
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Ruth Waiiops
10Th Homer

Babe Ruth knocked his 10th
home run yesterday In ST Louis,
when he tapped Van Glider. 81
Louis pitcher for long hit into
the center field hlsaehsrn. Ruth
was leading off for his side la the
sixth and hit the second ball
pitched for the circuit clour
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MCCARTHY IN
TOWN TODAY

Johnny Mccarthy. Coast welter
king. who boxes Travie Davis at the
Arena tomorrow night will work out
at The Arena today TO take the stiff.
neaa out OF his muscles. Johnny In
going great guns and managed TO
win a fight on his short trip 10 Call.
fornia. Locals fans. remembering
what he did 10 Morrfe Lux here re
Gently when he won back his title.
know that Davis will have 10 step
In order 90 win. Val soniag meets
Army WEIGH in the semli windup.
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Favores continued to win in The Stars Woodland park
ssns tourney yesterday aho several Of the contenders
for the high honors in the mems singles given hard
run.
The feature match of the day dished up by Dick
Wander Las and o. T. Stevens Wander Las coming out
top by 81 Ga count Stevens gave the University of
Washington star a hard game from gong to gong
Bill Nolan, local high school champion, advanced to the
fourth round. but not before Art Bailey gave him real
thrill in his third round match. Nolan took the match.
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summary Struck out--By Sutherland
], ~ Eeisold 2 Bases on bans-Off
ru'hsrisnd T. orr ssiboif q off Zarniock
i T~o-bAse hits-kenworihy, Bald win,
NissrEii. Baker Eidred. Woiter, Cor
Ihree-base hn-Eldred. Home run
w"hsf. Doubi. plays - Sutherland 10
hSfa hsw 10 bius sscrifiee hits- Woits~
stolen basss-naireIs nurphy. M, by
pitched balis--schaIier. Blue. by Beibold
Assed bsiI--bsksr. Baik--suthsrland
innings pitchsd--By seibold T. runs T.
hlu q. at bat -. Charge defeat 20 Sci
boid' Huns responsibis for--seiboId ].
sutherland J. zafniock >. UmDircs-cassy
and TomAn.
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WOMEN'S DOUBLES

Mrs nraxaan ard oersfuds aehrsinsf
asfsated naati wlsi and Ruth Aarenss
al al Afs Prank Poster ard hrs
ftstt, r.rfis dsfsatsd Grace f.aws aud
oassnis Taylor s.i. al. nasu wisi snd
ruth Nareass defeated nianehs wlrA.
land and partner By default Thslns
Wolff and Eilsn nsshiand defeated liar
rls,t Frsnslln and kathsflne Dell ~ de-
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Mart and Little defeated htfiHss ard
ah.phara ~ d.faait. Ppps and Packer
defeated pssisy and Richards 90. "a.
tasefttoua and johnson defeated Car
punisf and Lawrence "a. sc miller and
Fotsy defeated wander las and hkrhlahf
e., as sefss and NeFtsem defeated
n4afn and GttETs ts. 80 iess
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O'DOWD MAY
| BOX HERR

II oDowd Wins tonight and Val
soniag. local middlcwcight goes
well tomorrow night at the Arena
there In a fine chance Of the East.
ern crack meeting Val here soon.
sontag In In wonderful shape right
now and he's no bum with his mitts.
having plenty Of experience with the
Eastern ring cracks on his recent
trip. East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

PHILADEfTHfA.--'I hope BABE
Ruth hangs up a new record. but I'm
glad the barnbino isn't ia my league. :"
says Gavvy cravath.
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MORE ABOUT
SCOTT SMOKER

With Johnny Mccarthy In town
today chances are that IL win be de-
terrnined today whether or not he
viii bor for the Scott smoker 10 be
staged by The Star at Liberty park
next wednesday night II McCar.
thy beats Davis tomorrow night
Billy Wright former Coast cham.
pion. who holds a decision over Nc
carthy. win most likely be lined up
TO meet Sol L~vinson's champion.
Morn news OF the smoker will be
available from today on
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MT. BAKER TEA
WINS AGAIN

In . well played game he
Baker Juniors. one Of the lcaAau'
League No. ! OF The Star junl
diamond circuit defeated the
lumbia Slickcrs Of the other soGfi<
at Columbia field last Sunday. z
Mt Baker boys haven't lost . a.
In the junior division this yenf.
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AT POLY PREP

RRcokIyS. - Competing high
school track athletes from Greater
New York and Long island broke ten
records in tho meet at Poly Prep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Philadelphia =. Cincinnati T.
brooklyn s. PittsburE !
New York 2. Chicago l.
Boston 8. 81 I.oui. Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

NEW YoRK--slnce Pitcher Bob
Shawkey polished off Umpire Hide
brand he has acquired "A pugilistic
title. It's Battling Bob" now.
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STAR SINGLES
MATCHES TODAY

In the singles matches two good
battles will be in order in the
Afternoon with "Pinky" Miller meet.
ing Manford Schlanger at $50, and
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Meanwhile Americas defenders.
the Rraoiute and the vanitie. are
measuring each others power in the
Newport brccxes.
They have raced eight times to
date. with honors about evenly di-
vidrd.
Tho old salts along tho wsier>
front b~ik~vc thai tho lt~sctute
win iIk-iy h. chosen "A tho cup
slrfcndrr. since Il l. smaller than
thu Nanitie and hcnn~ viii be- 80
uu~d 10 . grc.tev time allow
Anon.
The bronze sioop vaniti. has been
more or less OF an experiment from
the start. II was created an the re-
suit Of a mere caprice. and has been
handled after the same fashion
On tho other hand. good team work
has figured largely In tho successes
Of tho white sloop. Rraoiute.
The length over all OF the three
crafts compares ms follows. vnnitio.
iis fee,s Shamrock ~. ia feet. and
tho Resolu,e. los feet and 8 inches
CLOUD or
CANVAS
Some believe the Rcsoluts TO be-
overaparred. once already her mas,
has snapped Off In the trials.
To say her rails are a cloud OF
canvas" IL not an cxaEgeration
Towvwtng sbov~ t,~ stun hull
the tip cf the lt~~oiusr'. club
top sail Tpole l. II. fcet above tho
deck. The length Of the main
b"om 1. 10 feet. with tho spinnA-
k~v poio almost as long. Tho
mast l. subjrs-t tn terrific strain
wf,~n her sails are full
Tho vaustie has proven to be n
more dependable craft. since II car.
rie- It's canvas better. The bronze
sloop also seems tn b. pointed higher.
II has shown greater speed In tho
wlndward tests.
OF the speed and reliability Of the
mystery green craft little IL known
now. But the Upton yacht IL not
likely To prove an easy prey to tho
chosen defender.
The American defender may b.
either a marvel Of speed or a flivycr.
But Sir Tom Is going 10 get n
run for the million he has spent
I'm his fourth attempt to take
back tho great world trophy Of
silver.
And in IN. meantime the old salts
20 on comparing the data OF posi-
bilitics which modern sailing craft
genius has created
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FAVORITES WIN,
BUT ARE GIVEN
HARD RUN in
STAR NET PLAY
TENNIS PLAYERS, ATTENTION

TENNIS PLAYERS, ATTENTlONI
Every tennis player in The Star-Woodand park
tourney should know every day ut exactly what hour
they to play Their schedule for each days play
be obtained by calling The Star Tennis editor be-
tween A. m. and IL a. every morning the tennis
department at Piper & Tafts. There is no excuse
for players not knowing when their matches to be
played from today Players who cannot possibly
report when their matches scheduled should inform
The Star at those hours and il possible the matches
will be switched, but IL the meet will be hampered by
switching the matches the said matches will have to
be forfeited.
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Armand Marion. city Junior net
king. playing Don Waller. one Of
the favorltes for the title. at 4
.. m.
At 6 .. m. fur ought TO ny when
Dick Wander Las meets Ie Roy
Foley. Both Of thes. racket WELD
ers are strong entries for the single
honors
c. c. Williams plays Henry Nolan
at 6 .. m Williams has furnished
the big surprise Of the tourney so
far with his brilliant driving and
net play. II he passes Nolan he
runs up against the winner OF the
Foley Wander Las match Friday.
when some real tennis should be
In order
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TORRID DOUBLES
MATCH

In the mems doubles Norbom and
Noyes triumphed over Baum and
Griggs after some fast tennis In
trhee-set match. winning 80. 60.
1913.
Harold Wander Las and Back.
land. a couple OF youngsters. put
up a real fight with Foley and
Miller. altho defeated. s.. SO.
Today Will see the first mixed
doubles matches. altho none OF the
favorites are billed 10 play. Sew.
eral crack singles matches are in
order and some fast tennis should
- o..
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Bring home some Of Boldt's
French pastry and hard rolls.
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I.LyENGOOD
vs.. WHITE

Joe Lvcngood. who has good
chance OF reaching the semi finals
In the upper half OF the drawing.
viii so into action with r. l.
White at .. m.
II the tourney II TO be run off
by Sunday players must report on
time and must follow Instructions
given them by the manager In
charge or the tourney will be
damned UP. Bad weather has put
US several laps behind. but 10 the
players help out by reporting on
time the meet will be run off on
scheduled time.
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u. S. TO
DEFEND
WORLDS
TROPHY
by DEAN SNYDER

Tho old salts arc tuning up. They
are all agiow over tho coming inter.
national yacht derby which IL To be
held In the broeses Off sandy Hook In
mid.Juy.
Sir Thomas Upton. Royal Ulster
Yacht club. Belfast. Ireland. In here
To sink his fourth million in an at.
tempt TO win back the solid silver
mug which the speedy craft America
picked OFF. back In 1851. In tho wa
ters OF the fnic OF Man.
TWn h . game old sport and
hk 1rish heart h so on proving
Old Wrid skiil In the build
Ing and navigating canvas craft.
The cup has been con,cnded for IL
times. and tho Belfast skipper has a
bunch that the 18th IL going TO Be
his Irish luck,
Three times he has failed 90 build
a sailing bug that would cut the
brceres ahead OF Yankee defenders
Each time II has cost him a round
million for his pains.
ILPTON's
ARMADA
His 1890 entry Is grand little
combination Of shell and spar and
sail. tho creation OF Charles Nlchol'
son. master builder.
II was towed from its alp Mt city
Island into American waters for the
first run on June 1. by tho water
tender Dragon.
As tho sails Of the maiden craft
stiffcnod In tho hreoze. u made a pic
tnr.sque sight. The canvas'eover-d.
laminat.d light deck OF the chal'
lenger has tho give OF spring
board.
The trial horse" which In 10 test
out the Shamrock ~. has lately
come TO America under ita own sail.
Capt william y. Burton. who will
command the challenger. IL silent as
TO HIS opinion OF Its speed.
Tn. - meter trial horse" and the
challenger arc tuning up of Sandy
Hook. Tho Upton flee, consists OF
the Victoria. a yacht chartered by Sir
Thomas for his own usc. Killarney.
a houseboat for the crew. three tugs
and a flock OF motor boats. bsnides
the two green speed bugs. when the
rctinuc moves of II resembles a
ANAL armada.
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NefiAn win ning. So. oil. s.5.
,NellansS superior driving won for
htm-
Rruos HsksCh. another strong
pnntsndsr, was given = close call
~ young Ncyes. who forced him TO
xhres sets. Bruce winning. 80. g.
I'D 80 Eoyes had point set on
Heu1Eefh . couple OF times. but he
'asu1tnf push over the winning
LONG THREE
LET BATTLE
One Of ne hardest fought matches
- ths day was furnished by Frank
Kezlowsd and Herb Little. koxiow.
m winning after three torrid sets.
-. us and 81 Little weakened
pnder the long grind
Don Waller. another University
~ Washington star. had trouble
handling Earl Wilson's iow.bound-
ing service and just managed to
nose out the Northcnder by . 81.
~ ocore-
c. c. Williams Of Spokane, who
- proving to Be- the real dark horse
Of the meet. swept into the third
round BY defeating young Resos. a
Filipino. s.. -, IN . wcll-piayed
match wlIfiams' superior driving
continued to win for him
LIvENC0OD WINS
LONG ONE
Joe Livepgood. OF the Franklin
high school team last year, was
forced to go three sets before TAX
ing the measure Of Alexander
Grigxa Griggs took the first set.
sc. but then IxvenEood got his
speedy service In working order and
won the second set 60. Griggs
gave him a hard fight, forcing the
third frame into a deuce set. Llven-
good winning. rs.
Jean Oldham. former prep star.
who Is regarded a. another dark
horse. was late In starting against
Baxter. losing the first set. &c. but
then ne hit his stride and came
home winner. So. s-i.
In the womens singles Dorothy
Little spilled the dope 20 different
ways BY wailoping Vida Robinson,
81. 50. Miss Robinson was picked
TO win by the dopesters
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1000 mraszyn do
nyia, SINGERA

EprDe6awane wszefie 20 $1,000, u mas
tyNko $3.50. R6wnfe8 maszyuy 20 SOU
| wyaej. GwARANCYA z KAZDA MA
szYNA. Wysylamy maszyny do wszy.
Ethich mtast prDes Express PsDcae Po
tnfoCmye. PoEona Sewing Machine
o., diva SHADY 1915 w. Chicago ave
| 9D Milwaukee Ave TNefony: Mon
~ 1850 1 1890.
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MA SPRZEDAZ fixtures do groserni
/ buczerni, haki do wieszania miesa,
takze truck piekarski. 1928 W. 18th
nj
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D,y6oh panow potrzeba ma mieszka-
ME. 1920 Milwaukee ave-, Scte pie
tro, fr: Mt. 81
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AakIAna ~ DedstAVA ncAyEA
pr1eddebiorstw ameryk.NsHich. vice
/ prremysiowtOc polski dobrxs zrtbi
I,fsu stale r0klamowae bed1iS sWeI
~lntero. 2 DzIDNNIKU CHICAGO
UllIG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-27

Brak Wegla, Strajk We.
sloWy. Strajk kolejowy.
Wysoka Cena "a Wegiel.
naleza do przesz}oSci. My O.
palamy Piece Bee Wegla.

przyjdzcie i przekona!cie sic naocS-
ME W biu1ze g~euera.Lej agency
1876 w. Chicago n'e., abb, We il
liach, Ills Milwaukee ave-, u Bra
CT Basinskich, 4541 ) Ashland ave,
L. Wis.,. 8Sma ! Com nH'T IL ave-,
So. Chicago, M. Nowak, 143Ol Fail
mer ave., Posen, J.. Sarna, 12442 so:
Ashland ave-, Blue Island, j. K.
Giba, Downers GroTe, ILL.,. ]. GREE
six 1927 Paulina w. Harvey, ILL.,,
w. Iwanski, 1909 Jackson sur,
North Chicago. - Potrzeba Repre-
zentant6w ma okolice - Swietny Ia
robek. NM
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PRACA
S6,OOO.OO ROCZNIE

Wielka sposobnoSG dla Polskich SPREE
dawaczy i kupc0w. Sprzedajac tylko
czterem k~osturnerom dziennie MONA
zarobic $4,000 rocznie. Wyrob naszej fir
my jest potrzebny W prawie kazdym
domu. Tysiace Polakow kupiN nasz to-
war. Tysiace wiecej Polakow potrzebu-
ia nasZ towar | kupia takowy. Ola Tc-
go potrzebujemy dobrych Polskich
sprzedawaczy | kupcow - nasza fir
ma prseszlo million dolarow kapita-
III. Nasz towar jest znany pc caiej y
meryce w Kanadzie | w Anglii. Piszcie
Tub zgloscie sic osobiScie do:
Jo1ef w. Rybak,
Znrzadca dziaIu sprzedniy.
The Mantle Lamp Co., of America 0nc.)
900 West Lake st. Chicago, Ill,
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Ktu cAce exytae naIepsSe eOdxenns
rinno poi5kte, mech he uda do pans
=. Il PAwOIL. naszego agenta n
Duncan 4 okolce 1 EabOuuje sobis
pMENNIK-
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KUPNO | SPRzEDAZ

MA SPRZEDAz szewiecki sap, re-
peracyi obuwia, must bye sprzedany
tanio, z. powodu innego Interest,", cd
1go grudnia. Zglosie sic dzisiaj W
sobote. Alto s. Lincoln ul.
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POTRZEBA do obdzierania tytonlu
W fabryce cygar. Musza bye doswiaa-
czone. SS2 S. Claremont ave-, l bloa
ma wsch6d cd Western ave. ~
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POTRZEBA chlopca do praktyki "
cukierni. 1854 Milwaukee ave. ~