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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

TENNIS
SCOREBOARD


Mems singles kinssy beat scott al.
al keer beat Russell. TO, estt TYisf
beat Burr, 80. al. Msinsisih beat iies
keith. 40. 81. s.o
MEMS doubles Foley and Ksihaeh beat
Crawford and Hsdrick. al. al. ktnsrY
and wsinstrin beat aiffn ana Epeidei.
"a. 90. Russell and Tyler beat hsmiH
and nrowneii ~ defaults burr and tteH'
keith beat Foley aud ksibaeh. 40 80.
wensn's sinsiss Mise refding beat
Aiss ~ Green. s.f. s.i mis-. Mseponaid
beat Miss campbsil. 60. 49, Mfs sush.
ing beat Msa nouraus. "a, "a. &c
wanen's doubles Miss Campbell and
Mia. Wording beat Miss isensiey and Mian
Marcus. Is. 80 Mrs Stafford and Miss
f.a4nbaih beat Miss u Green and Miss
Pollock. 81. ga Mrs nfsgdou and Mas
faeinsstone beat Miss Anthony and Mrs
Foster, GO. &sz
Mtsea doubles Miss rAmbpth end
cofnn heat Mise t.iviuKstens and partner,
by default Mrs. Cushing and kinney beai
arA Honraue and hpeidei. 60. 81 Miss
Macdonald and oritfin beat Mise Camp
hell and Wander t.as. ei, tfi Mlas
aahrsiner aud scott beat Mis-. Lambath
aud caffin. ga. s-ss Airs Braxden and
wsinsisin beat Mlss Fofdins snd lies
keith. ga al.
ToDAy's SCHEDULE
iies a. M scott aad Nser Va orirnsa
ana jackson.
90 D m SEMI finals meas singles
KinseS ss Hesr. TYLER We Wsinstsn.
2 90 .. m semi finass. ladies singles
Mfs cnshiuE W Miss iAsinEatons. Mis-,
FnrdlnE We Miss Macdonald. Junior
singles. Gray We W Collins
500 q. ~ ~Nefat finals mems doubles
Klns~y and wsinstsln vs. Russell ard
ryius. barr ard lt1sksth vs. winner Nesr
and scott Grimes and Jackson
Junlar angles ROYAL tssissr Va "
Collins,
iss . m.--.~ni.flnsis. isdies sos,
hi.ss Mrs Cushing and Miss Maeponald
Mis-. Campbell and hiss Wording
Mrs hrsKdoa and Miss fixinestons "a
Alss fsamhath and Mr.. Stafford.
zee o m.--sstnisf inais. Junior Singles
jackson va Wilmer Of Collins Va GRAY
see .. ~. Semi fuala. mixed doubles
Mira nfAzdon and Mr. Wsinsfein Va
Mias Macdonald and Nj Nrtfnn! Mis-,
NehFsiner and Mr. Rcots Mrs. cunhins
Sad hlnssr. Semi fnais. tnniar singles
Grimes sinner % tselasr y. Collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
"BABE" RUTH
OVERSHADOWS
REMNANT
RACES

i1ad for several days. the former
assuming the top position yesterday
by virtue OF defeating Boston. 9 TO s..
while tho erratic Cubs took" Brook.
iyn. TO I. This gave Cincinnati
lead OF but half game, while
tho fast coming. rejuvenatcd Giants
are bu, two games behind the podg
ers. pi,tsburg Is trailing the Giants
by thre. games. The Cubs are a
game and half behind rituhurE.
~. Louis two game. behind Chicago,
Boston hair a game behind ST. Louis
and Philadelphia five and a half
games behind the Cards,
Because OF their superior pitching
staffs. Brooklyn. Cincinnati and Chi.
cago look tho best for the pennant
to most OF tho "cxpertn.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
SEATTLE
SWIMMERS
COMPETE
IN NORTH
ny THOMAS OLSEN

Coach Don vickcrs OF the Crysfal
Swimming club will take ID swim
mera and diver. with him 10 the DIE
annual T.. -. A. outdoor meet In VIC
toria saturday.
Roy OXEN, crack diver, WIN not
make the trip because of a business
engagement hero in the city satur~
day. George stevens, new man.
was picked by Coach Vickers 10
make the trip. Stevens II good In
the daahes. according to viekers-
The meet starts promptly at $50
y. m. at the Gorge park and an at
tempt Will be made 10 run off ID
different events before nighnalL
Plans are being made in Victoria
for big reception Of the visiting
swimmers. Victoria people are yer.
hospitable, according 10 Nickers. af~'
members ~ his team like 10 compete
in events in the Canadian city.
The mems water polo team picked
by Coach vickers is Sternbergh. JAR
vie. spiedei. Konowaloff. McWatters
and smith.
The womcn's polo team win con-
rist Of Ann wagstaff. Beth Langley.
Moliie Langley. Hester Eastman and
Madeline Pless.
The mems relay team No. win
consist OF Sternbergh. McWafters.
speidei and Konowaloff The second
mems team will consist OF Stevens,
Smith, way and Thomas. The relay
is 200 yards.
The women's relay team win con-
sist Of Beth and Moiiie Langley. Hes
ter Eastman and Ann Wagstaff
| Coach vickers expects his first
mems relay team 10 lower the coast
| 200 yard relay record at the Victoria
meet
yickers IL also confident that Kon-
owaIoff. sternbergh and Anna Wag-
staff will lower some p. ~. A. and
possibly some coast records In the
dashes.
Those picked by Coach vickers -
make the trip are Lambert Stern
bergh. Gus Jarvie. Guy Thomas
Kenneth spiedei. Nitric Konowalofr
Merlin Fadden. Jack Way. Bob
smith. George stevens. Harry Mo
Waters. Ann wagstaff. Beth Lang
ley. Mollie Langley. Hester Eastman
and Madeline Piess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

ANTWERP. Aug. i3--The eiIgi
bility OF several OF the boxers en-
tered in tho olympic tournament by
Canada may be questioned by the
American commission. IL was learned
The committee IL investigating
charges Of professionalism being cir.
culated regarding some of the Cana.
dian boxers and IL facts uncovered
warrant action. a formal protest will
be filed against their participation.
The American committee denied
emphaucally reports that they would
protest the eligibility Of Earl Thanp.
son. the crack Canadian hurdler.
The Americans. along with the
Swedes and the Italians. trained to
day in the public parks. The atadlum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

CHICAGO. Aug. fs,-Tightening
OF the races In the American and Ma,
tlonas leagues has begun to attract
almost as much attention US babe"
Ruth's batting average The fans
generally have been so interested In
watching the Yankee star compile
four ply swats that they had forgot
ten the primary object of organized
basrhaii-~to win a championship.
Tho battle in the older circuit IL
much closer and none OF the clubs
have yet been counted out OF the
running. only Is games separate
the pacernaker. Cincinnati. and phll.
adelphla at the tail end The cham
pion Reds and tho ex.ehampion
Dodgers have been alternating In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
BRITAIN MAY
WITHDRAW

LONDON. Aug. lathe British
Olympic games committee 10 serl.
ousiy considering Withdrawing Crea,
britain from tn. olympic games
because Of tho lack Of supper, and
lnteres, given tho games by the
islanders
This action was caused chiefly
by tho lack OF interest tho press
took in the games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
MAY QUESTION CANADA'S
OLYMPIC BOXERS

was closed and viii not be reopened
until the dedication ceremonies Satur.
day.
The official program for Sunday.
the opening day OF the games. was
announced today az follows:
Javelin throw: i.200-meter dash
first seriesD; sOo-meter run. javeiln
throw tfinalsl: i00.meter dash tsemi
finals. 400-meter hurdles.
America still led the field today
with Il points. Norway was second
with IL and Sweden and Belgium tied
with 81.
The other teams stood: France,
10; Holland. II: Brazil. 3 Greece. 4.
The king and queen. Prince Leo
pold and Princess Marie are expect.
ed to arrive Sunday. They viii re,
main until Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
POSTPONE
CALLIA CASE

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. fs~-Thc
hearing in common pleas court TO
decide the injunction proceedings
brouwh, By the Philadelphia Nation.
al league baseball club against Pitch.
er Bert Gailia. who jumped TO tn.
Independent Franklin baseball club.
was postponed yesterday until next
Tuesday. August II. on account Of
the absence Of two OF tho plaintiffs
witnesses. One witness wRs from
New York and the other from Chi.
cago. Their names were not men.
TONED W court. The postponement
action was agreeable to both sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
STATE NET
PLAY
NEARS
FINALS

Semi final play takes place today
IN the a0th annual Warrington
state Tennis tourney at the courts
of the Seattle Tennis club. In the
mems singles. two from San Fran.
cisco. one from Portland and one
from Seattle viii fight II out for the
title.
Joo Tyler IL tho Seattle entry.
Howard kinHey and Irving Vein.
stein from Frisco, and PHI Seer
from Portland. are the men who
have successfully fought their way
TO the aemi'final round.
In the mems doubles Howard
kinsey and Irving wienstcin will
play Sam Russell and Joe Tyler. the
Seattle pair. in tho scmifinais
Bruce ffesketh and Richard Burr
another Seattle pair. VIII play the
winner Of the PIN Neer and Wal.
lace scott-Grimes and jackson
match 10 reach the finals.
Sara Livingstone viii play Mrs
Gushing In tho semifinais OF the
womens singles. Stella Fordlns
and Wayne Macdonald VIII play u
out for tho other bracket
The womenn doubles win be de-
cided between the MR.. Gushing and
Wayne Macdonald team and Miss
Campbell and Miss Fordlng. The
other semi.final match will b. be-
tween Mrs. Bragdon and Sara Llv.
tuRstone and AiiAa Iamhuth and
Mrs. stafford.
In yesterdays play the wiensteln.
Hesketh match was tho feature OF
the day. wicnstcin had little trou.
bic in beating the young high school
star 60 the first set and II looked
like he had tho second Get when
HeHketh came M from behind and
wailoped his opponent rs. Wien
stein had little trouble In the third
set. winning awsin by a love score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

VANCOUVER. wash. Aug. IA
Babe Herman and Billy Mascot,
have been signed TO fight In the main
event OF the smoker here next En-.
day al part Of the big Elks' eonvcn.
ton.
Besides the smoker. big athletic
program IN being planned for satur
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

PORTLAND WINS
THIRD GAME.

Portland copped the third game OF
~ series from the locals yesterday
~ a 4 to count putting them In
the lead In the series two games
- one
Portland got the break in the
eighth when singles by Maisel.
gchailer and Kcehier put the game
away. They counted another run In
the ninth on a double by Wlsterxil
and Maiseis triple.
The count was one up until the
Gghth, both teams scoring IN the
fourth Seattle tried a ninth4nning
N0meback. scoring one run. but
cOuidns even II up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
RIDLEY FIGHTS
AGAIN TONIGHT

Bud Ridley meets George Adams
IN the main event Of the Allied Pro.
motors club at the Dreamland Rink
In San Francisco tonight
The rest OF the card Is:
Frankie F'arren vs.. Harry Dono.
hue.
Fred Murphy Va. ~Buck" Holley.
"Bevo" Kruvosky VS.. Johnny su
denberg.
Frankie Rock w. Nd Rerny.
Jimmy Bradley vs.. Jack Hogan.
Willie Manning vs. Sammy Girsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

SIX FAVORED
IN GOLF MEET

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. iss--Jack
Hutchinson. Leo Diegei. Tim Barnes.
Harry Nardon. Ted Ray and Walter
Hagen. leaders In the first 80 holes
Of the Tz.holr journey Of the national
cpcn tournament at Inverness were
favored for a title when tho morn.
Ing round OF the final daym's play
started today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

not been doing much fighting lately
he says he 10 In the pink OF con
dltion.
Harry Casey meets Young Zu "
In the semi windup.
Dan Salt IL trying 70 find suit
able opponents for Army WEIGH
Bremsrton middle. and Ray Serb
ner. Anacortss bantam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

land Irvinxton Tennis club. came tn fer
her share Of applause yesterday Hsr
singles play against aaYus Macdonald
was far closer than the count would In.
dictate. whiie her doubles play sas "a.
criisnt Coupled With Dick Wander Las.
% Seattle, she came close - taking a sei
away from the slieksr combination Of
Elmer Griffin and Mayrne Mac Donald
The last set was a deuce affair. With
the losers having the advantage game
on ono occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
JOHNSTON
BEATS WILLIAMS

NEWPORT, Y. T., August Ia
Willie Johnston. national tennis
champion. beat the former national
champion, r. Norris Williams II, in
the round before the semi.finals In
the singles tournament here Thurs.
day. The score was ell. So. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
WAMM ANOTHER
0ORNSBY-ADANS

willie Kamm. the San Francisco
third sacker. has the rnakings OF
Roger Hornsby,- SAYS Jack Adams.
Seattle catcher. He has changed
his style at the plate. carrying bis
bat . bit higher and he's hitting
I'm far. He's there as a fielder. and
x he keeps up the hitting be
ebowed here he'll go up sure"
Adams ought TO know. az he
served in the big circuit several set-
sons. And there's no doubt but
what Kamm did rap the agate here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
nCHAI.I.ER MAKES
@IsOOFY- CATCH

With two away In the fourth.
enc run already in and Murphy on
The bags. Cunningham hit one
mile into left field that looked like
: homer. but -Biff'' Schalier turned
HIS back on the stands. ran back
misjudged the ball and stuck his
hand up over his head and stabbed
the baii--and IL stuck In his mitt
1t was one OF the coolest catches
Of the year and II saved at least
= couple of runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
JOE BENJAMIN
IN NEW YORK

Joe Bcjamin. who fought here
against Harold Jones last June. ar.
rived In New York recently with
the Gibson.Leonard party. He ex.
poets to get in trim In the Van Kel.
ton open air gymnasium and w.il
soon be ready 70 boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

And th~y ~aii him -Dude'' Kins~y
because he admits ths~~ suits. s-v~m
shirts and tw~nty FIVE n~ekttes-
That euxht In b~ evideae~ enough
tn eoodssna any man In fh~~~ days
Of tho high eo-t Of living. that alone.
without counting the innum~vuhie
tennis stroke~ he has 81 his disposal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

ANTWERP. August fa.--Oarrmen
from the United States naval
acadsmy arrived here and are set
tied In their quarters on the Brussels
canal. The junior and senior crew
practiced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Court Gossip
BY GERTRUDE sCHREINER

ard sh- res; ~ the r r. G. yusnK ttoods
the tricks 81 the Eaus. ard yet yesisr.
day MIL Grey came bark boldly from
she stand and called the veteran for foot
faults. Revenge IL sweet. thsy say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

ABERDEEN. August i3.-The
Aberdeen Rod and Gun club Ii hsv-
ing a drive for new members. They
hope TO reach 1000 before Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

IRE H~ts moved into nrvf position ~
winning from Boston. 10 .. Winxo's
single and Groh's double accounted for
tho winning run In the ifth iGning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

summary Struck put-ffy o~aTv I. by
rranets 1. ny Eaills y Bases On halls
OFT G-ery J. Oft Francis :. Of katila I.
T~o.has~ htts~wI*tevzii J. Hlue. Three
base hit-~Mai-sl Double piays~sprangsr
to alxifn 70 Hue 2 Sacrifice hits-ksn.
worthy. niue 2. Cot Ntumpf stolen
hass-- Bohn- Passed tali--k sshisr fn-
niaxs pitehea--By G.ary =. runs J. hits
10 at bat 10. Rses responsible for
Gearr :. Franefs I. kaiiio :. charge de-
feat 10 C~ary. Time % game. 81.
Empires EAsan and Byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

". =. CARDINAL. ranking tennis
pisye~ Of the North vsssoavcv Tennis
club. Wa on the side iios~ ye~f~vday
for the WsstsinGfon state matches
CARDINAL vas only sorry he got
down too iNts TO participate In the
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
BEAVERS
PICKED
FOR
BASEMENT

rcrtland's Beavers have certainly
handed the dope" n wallor on the
chin this year. Al the start of the
season Walter Mercedes hired help
were slated for the basement honors
az the league. and with the season
nearing the end tho Beavers are
hoping along in third place, with
swell chance OF coping the nag.
The secret OF the Rose city teams
success this season as We see II Ii
team work. McCrudie has about the
same team that finished In seventh
place last year. but he has bunch
q fellows who are playing together,
And. what's more. they're out there
axhting for every ball game.
Portland Is not team OF stars The
club has some very good ball PLAYERS.
Take boy Blue on first. who ranks
with the best OF the first saekers In
this league; George Maisei. who is
playinx a sweet game In center field.
and Tex wlsterzii. who Is putting up
Z hanx.up game at third.
oPRANGER FILLS
mlORTSTOP HOLE
McCredle started the season with.
cut : nhor,stop. wes Kingdom held
1owu the Job for while. but didn't
make much of n 20 at IT, He's still
urctsy young. And then Mccredie.
dried Kihbsy Spranger. former Seat
~ nrmspro tosscr. In that berth. and
Xiohey has made good. He has been
rlaying = fast game this week. al
nnxt
The infeld works wen together.
0pranecr has the advantage OF play
- with one OF the best keystone
zen In the circuit in PADDY Sighn.
And then Blue and wisterxil round
cut the inner ocfense In good shape.
.-Biffs Schaiicr Is staging one OF
- swretest comebacks OF the sea
- The veteran Is not only hit
1lnw the ball. but he Is playing wen
u the field A couple OF eAtehes
that robbed Seattle OF runs yes,cr-
~ win testify for that
nA1sEL
hanks HIGH
Maisei ranks with the best center
raiders 10 the league and young Cox.
= rood fielder. fine thrower and fair
hitter. rounds out = good outfieid
The catching staff won't be any
- strong until Del Baker. who has
zen on the sick list. gets back In the
uneup. Koshier In doing pretty good
vurk while Tohln Is out for some
Ume with a split hand
Sutherland. kallie. Ro~. brooks.
(3laxier and Poison make up a good
hurting staff with Sutherland and
Poison az the aceA
The Beavers have team work and
night. They may make lot of fuss
hefore the Coast league season closes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

En- route East Allen and Burriii lost
TO Milne and Rhodes. Of Vancouver in
the second round % the Canadian cham
pionshIps 81 Winnipeg Marshall also
forfeited his singles match when he had
his main point. set and match. In order
70 make his train for Boston. BY doing
this. his opponent was able to play on
IN the tourney. thing which Allen
could not have done for want Of time
One o. the events OF the Washington
state tournament this year IL the daily
dip Of Henry Blake, member Of the
tennis opmmittes Of the Seattle Tennis
club. Blake usually stages his swim
Immediately after long and not match
lie is also going strong IN the log rolling
contest and several would he Annette
Ksllermans count him az their favorite
instructor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Joe Tyler. the soYthpaw racket wlelder,
is staging comeback this year, and Ia
now featuring in the semi finals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

year Sol Butler the great negro athlete from Hutchi
KAN going 10 hang up his spikes Prospects Of
making the 1920 Olympic team made him hesitate He set a
meo American record in the broad Jump IN the final trials at
Boston ci leap of 81 feet inches. Watch him at Ant
acerp. Hes student at dubuque college. Ioma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Times do change. II WASH, 50 very
long ago that sam Russell was teach
Ing Marsh Allen. Mil Grey. John Ryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Totsis .......fi ~ IL
snattef for G~srr IN sfwsfA.
tran sor kenworthN to ANITA.
,Bsttei for Adams la ntnth.
Nror. ~ fnnlnxs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

wallace e~ot.. IN. Tacoma chap Who
won the International singles title In
spokane thia year BY dIrt Of bis left.
hand drives. hrsngs news Com Tacoma
to the effect that the city % pestinY
Ia going TO boast an indoor tennis eourt
this winter Arrangements have BEEN
made to turn tho Arfnory into a court.
and enough players have promised TO
support the idea 20 keep u going There
IL talk of Pacific Northwest indoor
tournament similar to that staged on the
Atlantic seaboAFd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Marshall Alien and nm Barriri.
the Washington pair who are repre-
s~nfing the Northwest In the seetian-
nj double. tournament, have arrived
In Boston, and are putting In ss
much time as possible On the Kra..
courts at Chestnut HIS. preparatory
To the national event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Tennis fans noted with surprise the
new hair-do affected BY irving VEIN
stain in yesterdays PLAY The Frisco
youth has his locks severely parted In
the center. ard ruuer has u that the
couture n n last resort in the gentle art
ef s.if-defsnse. Many an snth1sfast here.
as we'll a. elsewhere. has wsinstsin and
phil Neer mixed. II was all right with
Wainstsin until they E0t their telephone
calls confused. That was the last straw.
Stringent measures were necessary. and
he took them without fIiaehing. Phil
fas0fa a pompadogr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet
sam Lake City ..-.--.. ~ - lie
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
Harding Promises Return
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
STRIKE BREAKERS CLASH WITH PRO- IRISH IN GOTHAM
CRepubIican A. P. Leased WireJ


 NEW YORK, Sept. 11-Picketing of British steamship piers continued to- day with an outbreak of violence at trfbuted by the police to friction be- tween longshoremen striking in sym, pathy with Archbishop Mannix and Terrence MacSwiney and negro strike breakers.
 While members of the American Women's Picketsp were operating at the pier where negroes were unloading the liner Adriatic, whites and negroes clashed several blocks away. Several shots were fired and one bystander is known to have been injured
 Extra police guards were rushed to the Adriatic's dock to quell disturb ances which might arise when a negro divine, Bishop Selfridge, attempted to enlist aid from negro strike breakers.
 Violence occurred when a fight started at the Stewards club, an or ganization of negro ship employees. A white man is said to have attacked a negro after the latter refused to join the strikers. Fellow club members came to the rescue and the white man was pursued several blocks. Four shots were fired at the fugitive who made a stand after being reinforced by score of white longshoremen.
 The free-for- all fight which followed was broken up by police reserves. A negro was arrested on charges of in citing a riot.