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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-31
A BIRDS EYE VIEW
OF NEW YORK

OF NEW YORK
Statue OF Libcrty-What Sonia saw
first. .
Ellis Isiand-Where Sonia landed.
East River Pier--Nhere Sonia
hoped to end IL all.
Hester street, lower East Side
Where Sonia's Father was killed.
The Criminal Comt--Wherc the
trial took place.
ten Build ng-Where Sonia Lived
for time.
Grand Central Terminal Where
Peter first hit New York.
The Peacock Room. Broadway
Sonia danced and where Peter
shot Jimmie.
The Plaza HoteI--Where the Mil
lionaire from the West lived.
Lady Joane's New HosptaI--
Where Peter and Lady Joane find
JOY.
Sixty-f.fth street and Fifth Avenue
lady Joane's home.
Central Park-Where Sonia met
the millionaire from the West.
Upper Broadway-The home OF
Peter and Sonia. 3.
Riverside Driye-Where Fay Des-
mond Eyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
NIXON JOINS EN-

Bob Nixon, the hsrd-hitting young
outfielder. who was farmed out 20
the Seattle p I. league outfit early
this year. reJoins the tribe today.
He Is hitting well over the 900
mark In the Glass y league ard
should come In handy as a pinch
hitter with Carl Zamlock just about
out Of the lineup for the season
The magician Is UP and around
again after being operated upon for
the removal OF his tonsils. but Il
will be some time before he will be
ready to play again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Hcrxovitch Of Canada beat hunting
of Holland and Logania beat Jacob
s~n Of Norway.
Of South Africa beat Hartman OF
America. while Graham OF Canada
Knocked out Richard % France in the
first round. Hrbranta of Belgium
beat Herschman.
At fywcixht Peterson 81 Den
mark beat zivae. Afnerioa. while
DiTinnero defeated Bampignon of
France.
Tn. American 600 meter relay team
set a new worlds record. making the
distance In q Ia seconds. America =
premier sprtnNerA. Paddock. scholx
Aurchison and kir~#ey carried The
baton for the United States.
Finland won the final % the 10 600
meter cross country run. with Eng
land second and sweden third. Gull
lemot. the sensational French runner.
who was N. fsvorite. turned his
ankle after doing four kfcmsters
and was forced 20 Withdraw.
The Americans finished fourth.
France attn and Belgium sixth.
ANTWERP Aug - The official
'rcore Of the 1890 olympiaa a; the
conclusion OF track and field events
today was announced az follows.
America. 1ie. Finland. %. Sweden
20: England. 80. France. "a Italy. -.
South Africa. "a. Canada. -: Nor
way. II. Esshonia. TO- Belgium. ..
Denmark. .. New ZEALAND. 5. Aus.
traaa. / fsuxembnrr. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
VARDON AND
RAY WIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.--Harry Var.
don and Edward Ray have added
victories over Chick Evans and Rob
ert A. Gardner. leading western am.
ateufs. to their string. The English
players took the exhibition match
up here yesterday after losing to
Eddie Loos and Leo Dicgel and 2
Ia the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
CARL MAYS WILL
NOT RETIRE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2J.--Carl Mays,
pitcher OF the New York Yankees.
will not retire from the diamond. nc.
cording to his recent activities here.
Mays appeared on the field here sat.
urday for the first time since Mon.
day. when he delivered the bail that
fatally injured Ray Chapman. Clevc.
land shortstop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
TUNNEY WILL.
FIGHT HERE

Gene Tunncy. light heavyweight
champion OF the A. r. r.. In at
Camp Lewis and Is looking for a
fight in Seattle in the near future.
His friend Lawrence Boedker, call
ed up Clay Hite, local promoter, 20
notify him that Tunncy would be
ready TO box in Seattle some time
in September. He is stll suffering
from bad hand. which prevented
him from fighting Marty Burke In
New Jersey recently. Tunney will
be introduced from the ring Wed.
nesday night at the smoker.
Hte says that he expects 10 sign
him with Frank Farmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
NEW MAN TO
REPLACE SAVAGE

ALBUQUERQUE. ". M. Aug. %.
Roy NJ. johnson. former Univer.
sity OF Michigan football star, has
been engaged to FIJI the vacancy OF
head coach on the University OF New
Mexico grid team, left open by the
resignation OF Tony Savage of So
attic.
johnson Ia graduate OF Michigan
n the holder Of the intercholastic
strength record. was a first lieuten.
ant in the war. vAn the CroiI de
Geurre. and played center on Michi
gan's 1919 grid team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
LEONARD
TO BOX
FITZSIMMONS

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-~Eddie Fitx
simmons will box Benny Leonard
lightweight champion. at Madison
Square Garden. September II. 1t was
announced today. This bout will
mark the resumption Of boxing in
New York state under the new law
Fitysimmons was selected because
OF his recent victory over Lew Tend
Ter in Philadelphia. lie agreed to
accept $4,000 and Leonard $50. 600
The fight will be 10 rounds to decis.
ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

pair have been barred for the SEA.
son from the playfselds BY the park
board for trouble In the Tailored
Ready game. while Barharls IL out
with a bum knee.
The Mount Baker boys need one
more win 20 cinch the title. Tn.
second game OF the series will be
played on the Mount Baker grounds
At Columbia field next sunday The
series In the best two out Of three
games II third game Is neces-
sary u viii be played at the Seat.
tie Coast League park September s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
BILL RODGERS
is VERY ILL

hAcitAmENTO. Cal. Aug. "a
Manager Bin Rodgers OF the Sacra.
mento ball club. Is lying critically III
at his home here today. Rodgers re.
turned from Los Angeles SATURDAY
after weeks illness there. Attend
ing physicians refused to state what
Rodgers was suffering from. but IT
was said that Los Angeles doctor
pronounced 1t walking typhoid"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
TRAMBITAS
AND MCCARTHY
START WORK

Local ring fans will have chance
TO see two OF the best coast weller
weights work out this afternoon In
Gay Hiitc's Arena gym. Alex
Trambitas arrived from Portland
Sunday morning and had stir,
workout Sunday afternoon and will
30 on again Monday at gao.
Johnny Mccarthy. who opposes
him In the main event OF Hite,s
Arena smoker "wednesday night. mr..
rives from the South at AIS u. m
Monday and will proceed immediate,
~ TO the Arena for workout ue
VIII spar with frankie Jones. the
California welterweight.
The rest OF the card is as fol.
lows:
Val Sontag VS.. frankie Jonas
welterweights.
Macario Flores VS.. Eddie jackson
ligh'weights.
Lloyd Madden VS.. Phil Jense,
weiterwegihts.
Steve Reynolds VS.. Fred Ken,
light heavyweiehts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Tribe Scalps Tigers Twice; Cmch Series
SWIMMERS
QUALIFY
FOR STAR
FINALS

The preiiminarisn for The star
city swimming meet were held sat
urday At the Mount Baker an a
Green Lake bathing beaches before
big crowds
The events were pulled off In
rapid succession due TO able efforts
% Dad" Henry and his able corp
OF assistants
The finals for the bic meet will
be held at the Crystal Pool Tuesday
night. starting al fso. All who
qualified In the junior events and
the meas and ~omen's novice races
and all others entered In the senior
events should be at the Crystal Pool
not later than . m. 20 that there
shall be no delay In running off
tho meet. THE pool will be open
for swimming after y. IN.
Bronze medals will be- given for
all first places and ribbons for those
finishing second and third. The meet
will be under the regular super.
vision OF thea A. ~
The officials for the finals viii be
chosen today.
Admission 10 the Crystal rooi for
the finals will be Is cents. and fhs
housr l. expected 10 be filled to
capacity
Tho following swimmers qualified
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
JOHNSON AND
GRIFFIN WIN

BOSTON, Aug 2s.---willie johnson
and Clarence Griffin Of San Fran.
cisco won the national doubles title
here Saturday when they defeated
Willis Davis and Roland Roberts,
also OF san Francisco. by the score
Of 6-2. ca. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
MARATHON
SWIM PLANNED

Because of the success OF The
Star city swimming prclIminaries
Saturday, plans are already being
laid for two-mile marathon In one
Of the locaf lakes by The Star next
season. This event will be in adj
difion to the regular Star city swim.
ming meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
OAKS OPEN
FINAL SERIES

Oakland will open the final series
u the hong home stay OF the locals
Tuesday. The Oaks have been win.
ming right regularly and figure to
give the tribe plenty Of opposition.
With such hitters as Guisto. Knight
Brubaker. Miller. Willie and Cooper
on the Job they figure to give any
team in the league a battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
DRAKE is HIGH
MAN AT SHOOT

a. Drake made the high score al
the regular sunday shoot at the Sc
attic Gun club yesterday. His score
was 4s out of possible 80. Six
were tied for second place with ~
out OF possible so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

There will be a meeting OF all city
league bowlers Wednesday. August
25 at .. M. at the Ideal Bowling
alleys. Election of officers will take
place besides discussion OF plans
for tho coming season. All Interested
are requested to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
yANk DIVERS
ELIMINATED

In the plain high diving heats ali
Americans were eliminated. Mcrsr.
mott and Quirnby qualified in tho 400.
meter. Kexrris was frrt and Kruger
second. The second hea, went to Ne.
Ioha. with NcCsillivray third.
tn. FIRST heat % the i.soo-reier
swim was won by vernot Of Canada.
with Bolden Of America second
LANCER. America. also qualified By
winning the second heat.
In the middle weight class ~ boz
Ing Goldberg Of America beat Scham
rnong Of Denmark and Witaeher beat
Wells Of Belgium.
prudhomme Of Canada defeated
Mason Of Belgium and Ma!iin Of
England beat Cranwion Of America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

held the Felix club 10 four hits.
two ~ them being OF The scratch
variety Both huflers weakened In
tho ninth. Thotburn walking three
men. but finally retiring the sid.
without a score counting. while
sh~*dy's work IN this frame ~as
fsfnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Summary: Struck out--By smaiIuood
=, by Francis 1. Bases on balis-Off
smalivood. 2. off Francis l. Two4baae
hlts-D. murphy. r. Murphy Three.
base hits - NsnuorthY. E1dred Rtumpf
Home run ohpe. Double pisys-Flshsr
TO Mitchell 90 Ellington. aaorifiea hlts
Francis. X. MurphT Stolen bases
ken"orthy. hidred. Runs responsible
for - Smsllsood. ?. Time Of game
hour and 20 minutes Umpires-Byron
and Holmes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
MAY ARRANGE
MINOR SERIES

1t is expected that series VIII
be arranged between the Eastern
league champs and the international
league pennant winners late in Sep
TENDER. The Eastern season ends
september IL and the internationally
are thru on September 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
eMALLwOOD IS
RDUyNDEn
RAY FRANCIS
is NEEDED

The nifty showing OF Ray Francis
= welcome. With Ernie s chorr
temporarily out Of the game with a
strained back. the Siwashes were In
sore need Of a good southpaw
beaver. Francis showing Sunday
= evidently a criterion that he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Summary struck out BY W. Mitchell.
.; BY Densres. !. Bases on balis--Dff
w Mitchell. !; off Denare~. 1. I've
has. ft--cunningbam. Double pisys =
Fisher to = Mitchell to Edinxi on, smith
10 rdfnTten 20 De- oyrner 70 J Mitchell
aturnpf 20 Kenrorihy 70 MURPHY. EdinF
ton 20 T. Mitchell Sacrifice hits
Chssbourns. Runs responsible for--W.
Mitchell. Z. Time ~ game hour and
20 MINUTES Tim ptrer-Byron and HOLMES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
CLEVELAND FACES PROBLEM IN PLUGGING UP SH0RTSIOP HOLE
CHAPMAN'S'
DEATH
WRECKS
INFIELD
Chisox Increase
Lead in American
League Race

Chicago won another game In the
American league yesterday and In,
creased their lead over the cieye-@
land Indians. The 1919 champions
took the lead IN the junior major
Saturday when Cleveland suffered =
double defeat. The effect on the
morale Of the Cleveland squad IL
the death and loss Of Ray Chap
man. star shortstop. may knock
them out Of the race for the Amer.
icAn league bunting. Cincinnati IL
again heading the National league
race. and according 10 the present
dope. Cincinnati and Chicago vi
again fight It out for the suprefs5
honors In bsfebaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Seattle at 500

Battles club IL at the 500 per
cent mark for the first time In
many long weeks II We can onfy
win q few bali games during the
coming week there's hopes that ~e
wont slip under the mark again this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

M HENRY l. FARREI.I
ANTWERP. Aug. s5.-EnEiand won
the i.soo-rn~ter relay race today. the
American team finishing fourth.
The marathon. climax Of the track
and field events. was won By Hannss
kohiemainen. Finland. In the new
worlds record time Of ..az.ss IS.
Losxman OF Es,honla was second.
only ii seconds behind the winner.
organ, Linder and Msllor for Amer.
len finished seventh. iith and i2th in
the order named.
In the swimming events Duke
Kahanomoku broke his o~n words
record In the ioo.m~'er dash prelIn'
mary IN ioi IS. His previous record
xaw o. er
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

BROOKLYN 6. Cincinnati 4.
~ Louis 4. ~. Boston 2. 2.
Nss York 4. Chicago I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
FRANCIS
AND
DEMAREE
ON MOUND
m ALEX c. ROSE

with Al nemarce and young Esy
Francis pitching runless ball while
the locals were hitting In the
pinchex Seattle took both games OF
Yesterday double header with Yer
non and incidentally cinehed the
series and climbed UP closer in the
leaeue race.
The scores were 80 and Ito,
which gives the locals &c lead In
the series. the final game of which
win be played today. This viii be
he last apreaarnce OF the cham
plons here this season.
After going hitisss and runicss for
nix innings. in the opening game of
ytstercAys matinee. the Siwashes
connected with Willie Mitcheiis
oDuthpaw slsnts in the lucky sew
enth and four runs battered over.
HOW THEY
ND IT
singles BY Bchne. Murphy and
kenworthy. double by Cunning.
ham. an error OF Johnny Mitcheifs
and An out at first accounting for
SeAtfie's taliies in this frame.
ManAger Wares sent his young
leff-hAnder--R Roy Franci--to the
mound In the second game and the
Md lcok-d very. VERY good.
This was Rays first start before
che home crowd-xhich was a
record he surely made
great impression. four widely scat
tered hits. two Of which were Texas
1eaguers. being the total Number OF
btngles gathered oy the Tigers. Only
one Mennonite got as far rs second
1850.
gaGAI.IwOOD IS
FOUNDED
Bill Essick's choice was Small
wood and how the "murcerers' row
did 20 after Walters dish.
A homer By Bohne. three baxg~rs
~ Eidred. Kenworfhy and stumpf.
ciout for two base. from Muir.
phys club and nine singles gave The
Waresmen a nice appetite for sup
per. The locals neided well In both
games. going the full distance with.
out an error.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
SEWAII.
is STAR

Sewall stands out as the sensation
OF the Southern league. He is Z
demon hitter as well as . brilliant
fielder.
Speaker has another utility In
fielder in Otto Neu. He has never
been called upon for duty this yea,
Also the Indians reserves Include
George Burns. but George IL first
haseman and II is doubtful whether
either he or Doc johnson will b
used in another position.
Joe Wood. the one. time smoke
ball pitcher. has played infieid 20
sitions during his career. Speaker
has used him In right field. alter
mating with Elmer Smith. until re-
Gently. when Joe was put, on the
Indians reserve pitching list.
In the loss OF Chapman. Speaker
faces one of the biggest problems
a manager has ever been called
upon TO solve. Filling Chapman's
shoes is only part OF the problem.
for Chapman's playing personality
was big factor in the Indians
strength as a pennant contender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

In the past six years the National
league rag has been won by six
different BAH clubs According To
TINS lake your turn idea the Pitts.
burn Pirates or st. Louis Cards
should srab the pennant this sea
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

lbs Angeles showed tho ascra men,o
Senators deeper into the cellar by win.
ming the sunday double bill. scores
20 and to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
FEtIN GLIB
RALLIES

The Felix club came within an
ace Of tying the count tn the ninth
inning. due to some goofy support
and some wild hesying by sbcedy
with two away. Miller singled TO
right and stole second snotskey
walked and they both moved up
on Aeksison's parsed bah, with
Cory at the rubber shesdy injected
wild pitch and Miller counted.
The Mount Baker receiver helped
things along for the Felix club. by
heaving the ball over third trying
to catch snorsky and that worthy
counted
With one run needed to tic, Cory
lifted an easy fly to KrinEle I'm
left. who obligingly dropped Il.
Things looked bright for a tic score
with Thofburn. a hard hitter. at
the plate. but Cory elected 20 steal
second for some unknown reason.
and he was eliminated by perfect
peg from Ackelson to Roberts.
Both pitchers hurled good ball
with few unsteady streaks. sheedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Another possibility r Joey Evans,
who has been doing duty in LEFT
field. alternating with Charley
Jameson until recently when III
ness kept him out Of uniform.
Evans ~ recovering and will soon
be ready TO get back in the game.
He is a third basemsn when piays
ing bis natural position and a slash
ing hitter. In fact. the Evans-Jami<
son combination proved such a hard
hitting pair that they have kept
Jack Graney out OF the left garden
since the veteran was compelled to
lay off with tonsilitis two months
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
SHIFT At
THIRD.

II Speaker should decide 70 make
his infieid adjustment with Evans in
the lineup at third IL Is possible
that Larry Gardner may 70 over to
shorts,op. He is regarded as one
Of the best fielding third barmcn ia
the game and unauestionably the
mos, dangerous hitter in the
pinches.
Speaker holds an option on Shot,
stop Sewail Of the New Orleans
Pelicans. Recently he exercised hts
call on the player and Sewsll WAS
TO have reported AZ the end Of the.
season to the Indians. However. ar
rangements may be made 10 get me
shor'stop Immediately. This would
make problem for the peiicans.
as they. like the Indians. are In
not fight for a pennant and would
be loath to part with star in mid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
WOMEN's NOVICE RACE

Nevnt Aakst Nadafy-a urAr.hn,
Smart. thlrd
@f~~n I@ks-- wfi,ruds rs,tor r,..
afs.'ns setses. sseaad porothy rouison.
Following are the sentrr ~ns,s~. -
se'npsts 81 the Crystal roog Tuesday "A
ptssHa'nafiss. vita the exception
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
S~~re by Inninss

sssre by innins~
w hsser stttst.4ss o 1 eee6 Q e--s
F~its club ....t q q a a 4 A a !
stolen hAses--Frisei tsl. sna bro.
Miller Sacrifice hit kohirr Two.
eAs. hii-Pattersou. Thr~..bss~ hit
Patterson Struck aut--ny Shss.ay = h,
fherhurn 5. Bases on haiis-Dff 9h..dY
:. OFT Thoreurn !. Wild pitches gh.say
!, Thorhurp !, Passed hall-Arkriron
Double piAy-~Shesdy to Ark.f.a-n Earn.
Cd runs-off sheedy o. Off Thorburn /.
t~ft on hssss- Feiir club s, Ne baker
Umpir.s~ Piekens and AlAmandi.
Time Of Kame-l.sk
~ ~~~'--~s--~~>--s~>-~~S>>s ~>~~-~-~
and famed and Frissn heata,ed aeou,
half way home. then kept on coming "a.
was an easy ou, for Aekelson.
Miller. Who was doing the catching for
the Fslir club. filled in at second bs Sc
yesterday when Ahner couldn't play "a.
got away with II ln good style Rhahro
did the catching for the club team.
Boeh Boyer and Ahnsv will h.
eligible 10 play N the samps se 70
thr~c tiits % the third game viii he
played cat ~ the Coast league usxk
"fefty' Hughes played his usual bril-
liant fielding game at fret base for the
clne team. but he didn't do any hit.
ting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
GIRLS "a AND Is YEARS.

NpPnt Raksg-eM sdsiYn MeArshu-
pfsw. third
Urea Lake Fsssi Esrrnss FIRST. vii.
f49s Horsnn. sereadi Dorothy peas.oa
thtFd. Gnrulgns nege~ rftt.sN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
FELIX Cf.tB
MISSES REGULARS

Felix club was handicapped by
the loss OF isob Boyer. left field.
Ted. Ahn~r. second bas.man. and Al
isafharts. right fielder The former
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
POPE FINISHES
THIRD IN DISCUS:
FINN WINS
MARATHON

Gus Pope Seattle's lone entry in the Olympic games.
finished third in the discus throw He led all other Amer
lean Greek weight thrower The discus beavers finished
in the following order: Niklander Finland first. 4l6so
meers Taipale Finland second 4il9 meters A. X. Pope.
University Of Washington. third 42.l3 meters.
rwexh DO p~imi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
MOUNT BtkER
SCORES THREE

The Noun, fsaksr bor~ Got of TO
an early lead. thanks 90 some goofY
fielding by young Peters in left
IL "a whn let stoundsr alp thru
mis- legs and three men amblsd over
the plate. with one out krinKls
ard tarson singled and Liedtke
poisd a sharp single TO left field
that Peters couldn't stop and the
trio ankicd around the bases Peters
throw TO third to head off IAedtse
~as rnuffed b. Friseli and all three
counted
The Felix club came back win
one In their half Of the inning
when Friseli bumped a single 10
len field and went arount 10 third
on kohlef's sacrifice from Roberts
TO TrosppIc. The little fellow scored
~hen Tfocppic threw the onion over
Iarson'H head at third base. trying
10 head him off.
Patterson. the Mount Rakcr
center fielder. busted a beautiful
tripl. to left In the third and scored
on krlngls's snfieid out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

with one Of the main coxs In the
powerful machine swept away IN tbs
tragic death OF ahortstop Ray Chap
man, what are the Cleveland In
dams chances for breezing home in
front in the American League pen
nant race this year?
on August 10. the day the brilliant
infielder was hit by pitched ball
NJ the Polo grounds by Pitcher Carl
Mays Of the Yankees. the Indians
were leading the race with a few
seant points separating them from
the Yankees and the white sox -.
To flll the late baseball stars place
al such a time Ia one Of the biggest
problems that ever a manager faced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago =. Washington 4.
Detroit n. Sew York ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
BIG;
HANDS

Lunte has exceptionally big hands
not unlike those Of the once famous
Honus Wagner. While In the South
ern league ne was regarded as . s<n.
saiionai infieider and a good hitter.
I.unte may rise TO the great emsr.
gency and help carry the load II
Lun,e does II; into the Indians line
up /; will prove the easiest solution
Of Speakers problem. for II leaves
the rest Of his inueid machine In
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

the game Yesterday. The little Nj
Hsksy center ftslavr cracked cot a
double and triple and ~sissd once IN
i've trips 81 the plate He hawdled five
flies n the ostfisid wthost q slip.
Ncunr Peters. wha ftilea IN during the
earip part Of tire Fasne for the Feis club
Yesterday. hasnt hesn playing regularly.
which may ts come excuse fer hss
hethis IN the fatal first lie started THE
season uth the Cavalier rlph.