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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
With the lBush@rs

spaldlng's bookings for games 10 be
played Ia Seattle consist OF several fast
games
The 4. q. =. Merico will tanrle
with the Touie's Cleaners at Wood
land No. Fat 2 D. m.
Al =. ~. on the same grounds the
y. :. &. Burnside will meet the shaner &
Woiff nine.
stlmson MN and Magnolia Garage will
meet at Adams field at 2 .. m.
Fort iavton and the fast Steel Works
nine will meet at Elawatha field at
z.s0
The Ballard Beavers and the
Georgetown Merchants will play mt
y. m. at South Park.
The knights OF Columbus will play
the Hibsrnians at Lincoln playfieid
The Aaahis and Mlkados will play the
second game Of their series at Liberty
park at I y. m.
The Rainier Heights and Rainier Cubs
will play at Walia Walia No. grounds
at y.
The Magnolia Cubs and the Queen
Anne Juniors will play at Mercer field.
south Seattle Merchants and
Rainier Beach will play nj Rainier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
FELIX CLUB AND
TAILORED READY
TO BATTLE FOR
FINALS PLACE

With the Mt Baker team already
In the finals. the Felix club and
Tailored Ready will battle 1; out
for the right 20 meet the Mt Baker
club In the finals for The Star
Junior baseball trophy at Lincoln
piayfieid Sunday. The game will be
called at $40. The players OF the
two squads should be on hand in
plenty OF time so that the game
can start promptly at that hour.
This viii be the second meeting
Of the Felix men and the Tailors.
the Tailora coming out on top OF an
s.to-3 count when the squads clash.
ed the first time. Tho Tailors fell
before the Madison Park Juniors be.
fore the season was completed and
the club team won their remaining
gameA so they win settle their su.
prcmacy for the last time Sunday.
The Tailors won tho right TO play
the game on their home grounds by
the flip OF n coin. They will be the
home team.
There was some argument about
the right field fence being less than
235 feet the regulation distance. but
the field has been measured and the
fence Is 239 feet from the plate. All
balls hit over this barricade 20 for
home runs. Two hits by Spencer
Harris. one OF the Tailors' heavy
hitters. over this wall. beat the Felix
club I'm their first game. the first
blow coming with the bases full.
Fob Thorburn and Don Hunter
will hook up again on the mound.
Thorburn doing the hurting for the
Felix men and Hunter for the Tail.
ors. Both pitched good ban in the
first game. striking out 10 each.
Harris long hits spilled the beans
for Thorburn.
Felix club win be without the
services Of Al Barbaris. star out.
fielder and heavy stricken. who Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Entry blanks for The starr city
swimming meet can be obtained after
sunday at the city bathing beacheA
Piper a Tsft's and the Crystal peel
The blanks will be accepted 1t thess
places, too.
A. A. Y. application cards may -
obtained from Piper Taft's swimming
department All swimmers over is Year,
OF age planning TO enter the city meet
must register with the A A. u The
charge is Is cents.
Officials have been selected for the
city meet and will be named - they
accept the appointments
Medals for first and ribbons fer
second and third win be given swim
mers who place In The Star mceA
The Crystal Pool swimming team win
give ap exhibition at the pool July - to
help defrsy the expenses of the team
at Victoria on August IL at the annual
Z. ". A. meet
Entries for The Star meet clos
August ~. Better get those blanks filled
out and send them In now.
All preliminary heats IN The Star
meet will be held In the iskea Finals
are billed for the Crystal Pool August "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
SEATTLE
CLUB
STAGES
BIG MEET
by EARL A. FRY

The Sportsmen's association OF
the Northwest opened It's sgth -.
nual registered trapshootlng tourna-
ment today over the fine new trau
grounds OF IN. Seattle Gun club
at Fort Lawton. Shooting started
at . a. m. Saturday on a string
Of 800 registered targeta sevrn
handicap events, doubles and a
three man team event which con.
tinues over Sunday and Monday
complete the program
Shooters from all over the North
west are expected to compete IN
the three days program Portland
has entered a big delegation OF
trap stars. while Vancouver, WASH
Spokane. Tacoma, Everett and
Walla Walla have strong entriea
The distribution OF prize money
will be spread over the shoots u
the end OF furnishing Q division 10
the 20 high guns each day rather
than punching the money TO hieh
average for the entire shoot
Several thousand dollars repre-
sents the value Of the medals and
trophies that are In competitions as
the Northwest tournament The
trophies are all on display at Piper
& Taft's. where sportsmen may give
them the once over.
The most pretentious Of The many
medals which the Northwest shoot.
ers are striving 10 make a three
win" on are the "Becker trophy
and the "Browniee medal" Both are
valued at nearly a thousand .irvn
men apiece. which are rcpresenteo
by several fine diamonds and othep
fine works OF the jewelers. Art.
A shooter who viii not be In en-.
petition for the Northwest handicae
and the "Brownlec medal which -
held during the past year. is Frank
X kaynor. one Of the Northwesf,u
true sportsmen. who passed away IN
early summer. A faithful worker
and true friend. he will be missed
frSm his place on the firing Line
The American Trapshooting 49,
citation has given the Seattle Cun
club 500 In cash which WIN be
added TO the cent per Target pufS2
money and accordingly benefit Z,
larger number Of shooters In thae
way.
The most famous Of the Truelk
family win be missing In the line
up with the interest conferred on the
other side Of the pond where the
shooters are expecting Frank TO con-
unue his usual "straights." Jess wm
shoot with the Portland entries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
GORMAN
AND BAIRD
BOX DRAW

SALEM. Ore. July 24.--Joe Cor
man and Earl Baird. featherweights
fought a i0.round draw in the main
attraction at the smoker which was
staged for the entertainment of the
Oregon Elks' convention.
Honors were also even in the 10
round engagement between Johnny
Mccarthy OF San Francisco and Alex
ander Trambitas OF Portland. and in
the eight-canto tangle in which Eddie
shannon of San Francisco and Puggy
Motron OF Los Angeles showed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
N. w. Trap Stars in Gun Tourney Here SUNDAY
SEATTLE
RALLY
FALLS ONE
SHORT

SALT LAKE. July 2s.--The Bees
won their first game Of tho series
from Seattle hero yesterday By an
$ 10 7 count. but they didn't grab
tho game until the visitors had given
them mighty scare by counting
four times In tho last inning after
two were out. The visitors died. but
died hard.
Due 10 some tremendous hitting by
Biil Humler. the Bees star outfleid
er. who smashed out two homers
and a triple. accounting for SIX
runs. tho bees led 10 } when the
ninth opened.
l With one away. Wares and Fam.
lock singled and Wares counted
when s,unph forced the magician at
second. Adams walked. Biil Ken
worthy. batting for Francis. crashed
the apple out Of the lot. running the
visitors total 10 seven. ono short OF
tying. BIN Rumler ended tho game
when he SHARED BIN Cunningham'H
long fly. after u hard run.
The series now stands. Seattle ;.
Salt Lake /. Double headers will be
played Saturday and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
YANK TRAP
MEN WIN

ANTWERP. July 24.-America's
trap shooting team won the finals Of
the Olympic games competition here
yesterday. out of a possible 600 the
team scored 547. Belgium An
ished second with sos.
Frank Troeh Of Vancouver, Wash.
was tied with Mark Arie OF Cam
paign, H.. for the high shot OF the
American team with "a out Of pos
sible 100. Troeh shot the last 80 tar
gets with badly cut trigger finger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
RECRUIT is
HITTING PILL

Vernon Spencer. the young out.
fielder who came to the New York
Giants In trade for Benny Kauff. IS
hitting the BAH for mark OF .asf
since Joining the Gotham team.
The Giants. by the way, arc not
out Of the National league pennant
hunt yet az they have landed in
fourth place and are within a couple
OF games Of the Pirates. who are 10.
Gated In the notch above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Yank Rooters
Not Above Criticism

IL II is true that English sportsmen
booed American tennis players dur.
ing the Americans competition I'm
the British lawn tennis championship
recently won by William Tlldcn Of
Philadelphia. tho fact Is much 70 be
regretted. II was decidedly a case Of
bad sportsmanship.
But those who are inclined 20 be
too indulgent over the matter must
remember FIRST that those who en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
THORPE TURNED
BACK HIS CUPS,
BUT WONDER
RECORDS STAND

MYTH the international Olympic games the sport
wv horizon of the world the question of who will be
crowned the hero of the Oympics arises Each big
sporting event finds its hero and him such.
Each and goes in blaze of glory.
But heroes may come and heroes may go. but IL IL
doubtful if any Olympic athlete will surpass the
mighty efforts of Jim Thorpe, the superhuman Indian
athlete the wonder Of the 1912 games. There still
fingers slight tinge of tragedy around the 1912
games which resulted in Thorpe being declared pro-
fessonal because he had played baseball in small
bush league and had been paid for it, But they couldn't
make him turn back his records. Those stand for all
time and the world remembers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Sir Thomas Is
a Real Sport

After all. when Il comes TO real
sportsmanship. you have to hand e
10 Sir Thomas Upton. lie has been
steady loser and yet he always
comes back for more.
And there are many OF US IN Amer.
lea who. in spite OF national pride.
would be glad to see him win n cup
with his yacht Just because he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Ugh. THEN
CONES VERNON
SALTS MEET TIGERS

When the Salt Lake crew goeg 10
the mat with the Vernon Tigers next
week in Los Angeles. the Coast
league leadership win be at stake.
1t viii be one Of the most crucial
series Of the season and a decisive
win for either team may knock the
loser out Of the pennant race. The
Bees have been weakened on the eve
Of a vital series by the loss OF Marty
Krug. one Of the best second sackers
in the league. He jumped the club
in Salt Lake the other day. charging
that he was the goat OF the Bees
losing streak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Keep the
Game Clean

"rhe recent unpleasansness" over
the world series at Cincinnati has
passed without undue dlsAgrceable-
ness for organized baseball. But Il
points lesson.
Baseball il now At the very heydey
OF popularity. IL may grow even
more popular. But II can be muir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
SHANNON TO
BOX BRONSON

Eddie Shannon. former Coast light
weight champion. who was knocked
out by Joe Benjamin in Portland re-
Gently. will attempt comeback
when he boxes Muff Bronson 10
rounds at Astoria, Ore. July 30.
Frankie Murphy and Stanley Wills.
a pair OF welferS box on the same
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

also carries another penalty crowd
viii not stand Tor II being overworked
and a pitcher win risk his own popu.
larlty by resorting TO It too fire.
quentiy.
But the real question n, stalk, "a;
Why make new rules and then dis.
card them as fast a. they are made ?
II viii be better 70 Keep the game a.
u IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

rs qTi~
golfer Tor he to the Beacon I'm
Hon Stein In the fourth up
and 10 play
bon, who Is the player among the golfers
started Mike off eight nd
occasional "5" flock Of Us" and quite Harry
Warden his bert couldn't ye
Srdhys exhibition
The resulted follows. Han
waAoser from who living on
the links all In Scott Al schored
he stsadr Reynolds lost
that sterling armed wonder. Harry Calohan.
Next weeks dmne semi fnaIists The
remaining eight drawn follows
Horner In the
The latter player like his namc~ale little In
Whshr his pie viii be Walden sctoneid
'oat H. remains TO be
The Of the handcappers the nrrnr
these fer quawtnv loud and hons
NJ the marks given them Being handicap
OF those thanIess jobs
are given the surprising the
herd bsying. $50 -
After being cocp~d he
as workshop since last December clubhouse was
DESTROYED by fr Beacon nm club
ure which has been by the
the eli, poor farm fe, hIorl
OF the INKS, has been completely renodened
Only small contingent Darlington made the trim IN
club last Sunday The Eaingonians
t SCORE but the, had wonderful Knudsen eapneS
the Seattle squad -
The ladies' tram Of the Jefferson took the F,,,n,
played over the Beacon hin Captain Mrs Fred
JACKSON and her able assistants too strong for ,.
visitors from the Black River - - ~
Plenty Of golf but the .rbesur. fb. a.
out nj the Seattle club links Outside
sou, loot getting better everything ut The North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Let's Leave the
Rules Alone

A great deal Is being said about the
intentional pass. II was barred by
the new rules. but unpircs have ap-
parently decided that Il was a bad
ruls and fail TO rule IL out
II seems 20 US that barring the
intentional pass entirely II going too
far. for It carries It's own penalty
and Is a dangerous experiment. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
HURDLE KING
is WINNER

Earl Thompson. Dartmouth uni.
versity hurdler. holder OF the worlds
mark OF Ia and 20 seconds for the
i2O'yard high sticks. won the event
easily in the Canadian olympic trials
held In the East recently. lie ne.
gotiated the ii0.mcter event in 1J
and i-5 secondA- lilo Is a Canadian
by birth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
SEALS MEET PORTLAND

San FrancIsco VIII defend Us
fourth place rating In the Coast cir.
cult during the coming week when
they mix with the Portland Beavers
In the Rose City. The Seals gave
the Beavers nifty lacing on their
first trip North this year. but it's
toss up az 10 the winner this time
as neither tam is playing very good
baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
NeU York Yonks
Lead American

New York has Jumped into the
lead in tho American league race.
They bumped the Cleveland In.
dams for the third straight time
yesterday. winning TO o. The
Indians took three out OF four
games from the Yanks when the
teams met recently in Cleveland.
but IT'S n different story since
tho Yanks got tho tribe In their
own back yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
AND STILL RUTH HITS Fu

Babe" Ruth. the king Of swat.
crashed his 33rd homer Of the season
yesterday against the Cleveland In.
dams. II he keeps up his present
pace he's bound 10 reach the 50 mark
this year. That's a mark that Will
stand for a long time II he does
reach II. unless he manages to break
IL himself within the next couple Of
seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

that In any other decade would be a
champion.
II was a race OF sorrow and 10Y
ohee Giier passed the great Riddle
colt. Eyewitness held their breath
and prepared 20 shout MAN o. War
has met his master"
But the suspense was short-livcd
The whitney colt held the advan.
tage but a few brief seconds. The
greatest horse Of all times seemed
10 understand the situation and the
duty expected OF him. The magic
carpet slipped under the hoofs OF
the challenger and Man o. War shot
back In the lead TO another victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
LOCAL SWIM
STARS TO
SHOW WARES

Merlin Fadden. Guy Thomas and
Roy o'Neil. OF the Static Crystal
Swimming club team. will give ex.
hibitions Of diving at Browns
Bathing Beach. on American lake.
this afternoon.
This Is Learn to Swim" week In
Tacoma. and the exhibition is a
climax of the aquatic events which
have been under the supervision
Of Chef Mcintyre.
Fndden is +. N. A. diving champ,
Thomas rates second best, and
O'Neil comes third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

gagged In the booing probably do not
and did not represent the real spor,a
men OF Great Britain. But more than
that. II should be remembered that
America has not always been beyond
criticism. Les Darcy has not been
forgotten And the treatment ac-
corded recently 10 Fanny Durack and
Jimmy Inn is likely to rankle long
In the hearts Of Australian sports.
men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Man-O'War
A Real Champion

no champion Is all wool and a
yard wide until he Is proven.
After Man o. War set a new
worlds record for the mile and three
furlougs the world said he was the
greatest horse OF all times. Pub.
Lefty flowed forth like a mighty tor.
rent Of the wonders OF the wonder
horse.
Did II turn Man o. Wars head7 II
did not. He Just showed the usual
horse sense.
Now the son OF Fair Play--the Ma
hui an colt has proven himself.
Recently the new turf star fought
Il out with John +. Grier. horse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Wilson Must Still
Meet Mike O'Dowd

Johnny Wilson. succceder 10 Mike
.oDowd's throne. has announced that
he's going 10 night
But the pity OF .; il tina, Wilson's
opponents don't Azure much a. Tar
rs fighters go. And We haven't
heard Wilson peep as far as night.
ing ODowd a return match Is con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
CELLAR CONTENDERs MEET

The Oaks will entertain the sacra-
merto Soions next week which
should decide the Coast league cellar
championship for the time being.
The Oaks and Sacs have been jump.
ing back and forth from the base.
ment To seventh place so frequent
ly lately that it's bound to be bat.
tie before either accepts the job per.
manently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
RIDLEY IS
VICTOR OVER
DUNDEE

SAN FRANCISCO. July 24.-As
great crowd az ever packed
Dreamlsnd rink saw Bud Ridley,
Coast bantam champion and chal.
Ienger Of Pete Herman, get a de.
cision over Oakland Jimmy Dundee
last night after four furious rounds.
Ridley forced the fight all the way
and this probably influenced the
referee In his favor.
Speedball Hayden. Arizona negro.
had too many gloves for Joe Aze-
vedo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
FULTON MEETS
WILLS MONDAY

NEWARK. N. J.. July 24.--The
Fulton-Wills bout, scheduled for Il
rounds here Monday night. will not
be interfered with. according TO an
announcement by the state boxing
commission. Objection was filed 20
the bout because It is to be staged
by the International Sporting club
OF New York. an outside corpora.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

dered by Lee MaEcea. IL can be mas
sacred by gamblers, and Il can be
ruined forever by shady transactions.
The general public may have forgot.
ten the MaEec case. but baseball en-
thusiastH viii remember Il with ven
gcanco n anything similar ever oc.
ours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

proved himself such a thoro sports
man rs we know that term.
when most folk lose a million In
ono enterpris. they generally try
some other field. II coats IN. tea
merchant ons million bones 10 come
cup hunting and this e the fourth
hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
CLEVELAND IN
STICK LEAD

In spite OF the tremendous batting
of the New York Yanlxs in thu
American league. they rank but fiftn
as a team in the American league
sticking averages. Cleveland leads
in the last averages published with
a mark OF .3i2 and New York u hit
ting .2S&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Elmer Henderson, former Broad.
way high school athletic coach. pres.
ont mentor at tho University OF
Southern California. Is visiting here.
lie expects TO stay about three
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

cernef.
Wilson should remember that he
got his crown because O'nowd was
willing 20 fight him. and n 10 wants
any ono 10 believe that he did not
win his title BY a nuke. he ought
to prove u By giving o'Dowd a
chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
MOORE BONES
DE PINTO

Eddie Moore. the hard hitting
nossic. another regular performer
now. viii box Mike De Pinto.
clever Portland bantam De Pinto
win make hit with local firms II he
boxes as well as he did in Tacoma
last winter.
RED" Gage. the carrottopped
lightle. who has been absent from
the ring for long time. viii tanglc
with the zu zu KID. the husky Fiji.
pino.
Two more bouts win he added by
Promoter Hitc before "wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

brooklyn Q. rtttshurE 8.
Cincinnati I. New York 0.
BOSTON 9. ST. Louis
Philadelphia 10. Chicago :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
OREGON MENTOR
ON BIG BOARD

w. I. Hayward. veteran coach OF
the University OF Oregon. has been
appointed n member of the board OF
coaches OF the American olympic
track team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
Lee Magee Is
Oufcusf

Lee Magee, former Seattle first
sacker. ousted by the Chicago
Cubs on gambling charges. is now
playing with a factory team at
Kenosha. Wis. The way OF the
outcast In hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

Some spinsters spend n lot Of time
looking for husbands-and so do
some married women, according to
all reportA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24

'Hsss.f far Frsncls 10 nluth-
tcofs ~ funiSIsi
l~aths t.ss.s.s.sss 81
hs4i Lake s.s-ts.-. ~ - -
Summary Ncru~ runs--Rufuier :. hss
-orthr Thres.tsss hit--Ruusier Tus-
base hiis-s&arEert. hYt~r sacrifice hit
-Hhssiy Atsisn baFre-ksrsicSk. hiafnpf
Sand. struck oas--Hy LeNeFeus :, ~
n~warve ?. BY Franrts = = nas~s On balls
or i-eVsrenn Z. off bsmsr.s . fnnirzs
pitched ny Demase- 6 Hgas responsible
for-fssser~nr s. psnarvs 7. Losing
plfrhss--Dsmarss Haik--f~~srsnn nis
~ pitched baii-ssnn. By Ffancl# ppuhis
giay--kanf 10 jehnnan 20 Rhssly. I'm
plFsA-uTFua knd Aneorson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-24
AMyHICAS LEAGUE

Nov York {. Cleveland !.
Chicago Z. Boston :
Washington Z. 81 Louis 1.
Philadelphia 4. Detroit 4.
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TRIBE
RETURNS
FOR LONG
STAY

: NJ + O X A X lily
halted Friday by
salt Lakes win,
the Seattle 81.
washes have start.
ed their drive for
a first division
berth In the Coast
league standing.
The gang Is hit.
ting the apple.
Good old base hits.
which have been
the salvation OF
the team since the