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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
CHAPMAN
KILLED BY
PITCHED>
BALL

NEW YORK. Aug. i7.--Ray Chap
man. star shortstop for tho Clcve-
land American league baseball team.
died early today from injuries re.
eeivcd when he was hit by n pitched
ball at the Polo grounds yesterday.
Today's game between the Yam.
KEGS and the Indians was called OF
as the result OF Chapman's death.
Chapman was hit in the head when
no attempted TO dodge n fast curve
pitched by Carl Mays of the New
York Yankees. In the NTH inning.
He was rushed 10 81. Lawrence.
Physicians declared he had a frac.
turcd skull. An operation was per.
former at midnight. Tho surgeons
made an incision three and a half
inches long thru the base OF the
skull on the left side.
The operation disclosed n rupture
Of the lateral sinews and quantity
OF clotted. blood. A small piece OF
skull was removed.
Chapman was ono Of the best
shortstops In either OF the major
leagues. His work has aided the In.
dams greatly In the pennnnt race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
WATER
PRELIMS
AT LAKES
SATURDAY

Preilminarics for The Star city
swim meet will be held at the
Green Lake and Mount Baker bath.
ing beaches Saturday afteroon. The
start OF the events at the Mount
Baker bench will be 4 .. m. and at
Green Lake Mt ? pm.
A complete list Of the entries.
right up TO date. viii be published
in Tho Star wednesday. The final
entry list and the schedule for Sat.
urday's events will be in Fridays
Star.
Dad Henry will visi, the Lake
Washington beaches Wednesday
after p. m. and will be glad TO
answer any questions In regard to
the meet
Swimmers who have never com.
peted In a. registered A. A. Il. meet
before should be sure and enter
the novice races billed for them.
This will give the new swimmers
chance to show what they can
do In competition with entrants OF
their own class.
Entries close promptly Mt 9 y. m.
Thursday evening at The Star OF.
flee. The blanks appear daily on
this page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
MAY CHARGE BORTON WITH
CRIMINAL LIBEL

Los ANGELES. Aug. i7.-Court
action charging w. Baker c'Babe'1
Borton. former first baseman Of the
Vernon Coast league baseball team.
with criminal libel, may be begun to-
day by Ed II. Mailer. owner Of the
Vernon club. IL became known today.
Acting on the suggestion OF w. IL.
Mccarthy. president OF the league.
that immediate criminal libel action
be begun against Borton. Maier's at
torneys conferred with District At
torney Woolwine.
I'VE are going ahead on the sug.
gcstion OF President Mccarthy that
Borton be sued for libel for his
charges against the Vernon players.
Mailer said. "our actions VIII depend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
rEALY PRAISES
lIAlsItIGAN

Harrigan IL ready for Coast league
ball right now and Is tho ranking
shortstop OF tho l.. !. circuit. accord.
Ing to Tcaiy Raymond. former Seat
tie skipper and present pilot OF the
Yakima club. Tcaly was a Seattle
v sitor yesterday.
''Harrigan IL fielding In fine fcttic
and he's cracking the hall around the
$50 mark" declares Raymond. Il
think he's a Coast league ball player
right now
Lafayette. who Is BIT awkward as
a fielder Is stiii cracking tho onion
hard Tor Raymond's club. He may
comc'in handy a. a pinch hitter dur
in. tho close of tho campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

on advice we receive from District
Attorney woolwine. with whom my
attorneys win confer today. Just a.
soon as the club returns from tn
Northern trip members will be asked
10 face Borton In court"
Maier declared he had never b.
lievcd Borton's charges that the Yer.
non players had raised a "siush''.
fund TO buy last years pennant. ana
that the charges had not been svnr
stantiated.
Today's proceedings follows reccir|
OF a Telegram from Mccarthy Lad
night. suggesting that the local ciul
Immediately prosecute Borton foi
criminal libel"
My jurisdiction over the charged
against Manager Essick and other
Vernon players In limited" McCar-
thy's telegram said. hut the supreme
court will have power TO fully. disin-
terestedly and publicly investigated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

fIHching VII play big part IN
tho series. which win bc the hes,
two out Of three games. Mount
Baker Is banking on Yves sheedy
10 do most Of their mound work.
while Bob Thorburn 1. slated 20
toll on the hin for the club boys.
Otherwise. the teams balance up
pretty well. Here's a limo on the
players:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Mount
Baker has n slight edge over Miller
Of the Felix club In aiiaround abil
lily. The former II a better thrower.
has n better baseball head and holds
w his pitcher better. Miller has the
edge in hitting.
PlTCHERS-Thorb and Sheedy
are about a toss up. Both have
fair speed and pretty good curve
hau. Thorburn adds to his effective
ness by his stickwork and he's n
pretty good hitter.
FIRST BASE--H1gher Of Felix
club is in n class by himself in Seat.
tie junior baseball circles around
first base. He fields like n regular
Hal Chase and hits the ball fairly
hard. He. has knack OF getting
on bases often. Bill Troepple OF
Mount Baker IN n fair tosser. but
he doesn't compare with Hughes.
SECOND Roberts OF Noun,
Baker and Ahner OF Felix club are
pretty evenly matched players. Both
Iarc fair feeders and they both hi,
the bah hard when they connect.
Roberts being a more consistent
hitter.
THIRD BASE-Thcre isn't much
to choose between Friscll Of the
Felix club and larson Of Mount
Baker at third base. Friseil has
&, on Larson for speed and works
pitcher better at the plate.
SHORTSTOP-Liedtke OF Noun,
Baker is a better all around short.
stop than Kohier OF the club team
He hits the ball harder and has a
better arm. Kohler IN an aggressive
ball player, however. and may kick
thru with some good baseball.
VI
club has big edge on Davis Of
Mount Baker. Davis may not play
in the city series as he hasn't
been showing much in practice.
Boyer Is n good hitter aud a steady
fielder. Davis Is playing In a bit
too fast company.
CENTER FTEID-Patterson OF
Mount Baker has 1t on either
Snorsky or Griffen. one OF whom
Is expected TO start in the center
garden for the Felix club. Patter.
son Is a good lead.off man and ~
fast on the bases. Neither Snorsky
or Grlffen amount to much as hit.
tiers.
RIGHT FIELD-M Barbaris. be.
cause of his hitting power. holds an
edge over Kringle, the Mount Baker
right fielder. Barbaris is one of the
hardest junior clouters in the city.
Kringle is q bit faster. however. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

French protest against tho award Of
fourth plac. In the ioo'metcr dash to
J. v. Schoix OF the University Of
Missouri Tho French claimed AK.
han. their entry. finished ahead OF
Schoix.
Jack Moakiry. the American head
coach. " negotiating with Col. Jack
son Of tho British team for dual
meet between tho American athletes
entered In the olympion and th. Brit.
tAh contestants. II wns learned to.
day. The arrangements. arc prae
ticaiiy ssompietsd.
The affair would be held In London
September 4.
iilIi 81 England won tho so0.meter
run. with Earl Eby OF tho Chicago
A. A. second Hudd % England and
Mountain OF England captured third
and fourth places. rlfth went 10
Lieut.. ~. u. Scott ~ the American
team and sixth 10 A. n. sprott Of tho
Los Angeles a, c. Time was i&5 :.s,
ANTWERP. Aug. iT.--Encourar~d
by their impressive showing In tho
finals of tho 600 meter hurdles and
IN. 100 meter dash. the morale Of tho
American Olympic contestants was
AT high tide today.
The fact that Prank LOOMS. Chi.
cngo. clipped whole second from
tho previous world record In tht 600.
meter hurdles caused the committee
again 20 mcaaure the track. They
found IL a fow inches short Of stand.
ard.
Coach Jack Moakicy declared he
was greatly picaned with tho show.
Ing Of the Americans ard was con.
ndrnt they would hang up some more
records before tho contests were
over.
Joic RAY. long distance runner.
who strained his lea muscles In train.
lnK on tho grass. was better today.
walker Smith. who was injured In
tho same manner. was also improved
and was expected to start In the hur.
dies.
SOL Butler. IN. negro jumper Of
Dubuque. was injured In hs frs,
Jump today. Iic strained a tendon
In tho left leg and was carried of
the ncld. lie probably viii be unable
10 compete.
J. n. Pearrnan Of Nov York IN.
ished second In the frst heat % the
trials for tho io.o0o.metcr walk to
day.
In the second heat r. A. Maron~y
! OF New York finished third and W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Metric System
in Olympics

Every event In the olympic
games a, Antwerp that require
measuring are measured by the
metric system. This is puxzling
10 the average American.
The metre In the foundation Of
measurement in tho metric sys-
tenn. Tho metre Ia as.a7 inches
long. n little over yard in the
llneai system OF measurement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
PROBABLE 1921
BATTERY

The other players who arc lined
up for trials with the locals next
spring are Dummy Collins. the
Redmond hurier. who is now pitch.
ing for tho Victoria club. and Frank
Tobin. the young catcher loaned 10
the Portland Beavers for the rest OF
the season. Collins is said TO have
plenty Of stuff and all that he lacks
Is experience. Tobin has dcmonstrat.
ed hitting ability with the Beavers.
He split his throwing hand In n
game here last week and may be on,
OF the game for some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
JOHNSON WILL
BE o. X. SOON

Walter Johnson. nee OF pitchers
In the American league. who has
been out OF the game for over n
month because OF n sore arm, win
be ready for regular duty on the
mound with the Washington club
soon. according TO DIR. Knight OF
Rochester, ~. Y, who has been
treating the hurler's throwing arm.
Ho says that cold settled In the
muscles and johnson will I've able
to pitch 40 soon as troatmc u I
cures n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
MCCARTHY is
AFTER CHAMP

Johnny Mccarthy. the San Fran.
cisco .welter, Graves a crack at Jack
Britton. worlds champion. Britton
Is getting pretty old and when Me
Carthy is right he figures to give
any welter In the business a run for
his money. This story comes out
OF San Francisco. Mccarthy will
undoubtedly meet Britton IL the
champion ever comes to the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
Local Swimmers
Seek Sitter
Competition

Crystal Swimming club swim.
mers and divers will compete in
the big meets Of California and
Oregon In the future. according
20 Don vickers. coach of the
Seattle team.
The ease In which the Crystal
club team carried off the honors
in the big r. ~. A. outdoor meet
in Victoria last Saturday demon
strated that there II no real
team opposition In this neck of
the woods
Nickers said that he does not
believe he will send q complete
team TO compete In out-of.town
Il. ~. A. meets In the future.
but save them for the bigger
meets in the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
BALL STARS
ARE LUCKY

rabbit" Maranville. Boston short.
stop, and Lew Mccarthy. Cardinal
catcher. had miraculous escape
from death in an auto accident in
the East the other day when their
machlpe slipped off of the road In
Boston when they tried to get out
Of the way Of speeding car on a
river driveway. The Rabbit" Is ex.
pectcd 10 be ready to play soon. but
Mccarthy may be out for the year.
Press reports from the East car
ried the first story to Seattle re.
garding the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
FRISCO RING
MEN co EAST

''Kayo" Kruvosky. San Francisco
light heavyweight. and ~Spud" Muir
ply. Golden Gate middle. are plan.
ming a tour OF the East. They are
following In the footsteps OF Title
Herman. the Mexican welter, who
has invaded the East and who has
made good. stepping into the big
money right off the bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
CALL OFF
SWIM RACE

Lack OF FUNDS caused the Mutt
nomah Cub OF Portland TO cancel
the National A. A. u. mile race
scheduled for early this month. The
race IL an annual event.
The Seattle Crystal Swimming
club offered to promote the race.
but II was deemed too late In the
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
NEXT TWO WEEKS
TO COUNT HEAVILY

The next two weeks promise to
count heavily In tho sIwashea'
chances for the Coast league flag.
The first tough assignment Is the
Vernon invasion. and then comes the
Oakland crew. The Tigers are al
ways n tough team to beat. but they
have been somewhat weakened by
the loss OF Babe" Borfon, their
regular first sacker. who was let out
In the Coast gambling scandal. But
the Tigers are still a dangerous club.
But we beat 'em the last time and
the Essick crew has lost two series
in a row. taking defeats from both
Sacramento and Oakland. two OF the
cellar teams In the league.
Oakland is going strong. as their
victories over Vernon and Salt Lake
show. The Acorns have always
been easy for the tribe. but they
should give US plenty OF opposition
on this trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
ny HENRY I. FARRELL

ANTWERP. Aug. i7.-.Amrr.
lea won first place and thr~c
other places In tho high Jump In
tho Olympic games herr today.
H. W. IAndou Of New York 80
= new Olympic record for the
event when he cleared tho bar NJ
one meter and % centimet~rs g
feet. "a inch~s,.
II. y. Fuller Of San Francisco
and Ekiund. the Swedish Jump
cr. w~r- tiod for second place.
,. Murphy Of Portland. Orc:
w. 4. Whaicu Of Boston and
Baker Of England were tied for
fourth place.
The Americans failed 20 nnlah IN
the finals Of the 5000 meter run.
which was won BY Guiiiemot Of
France. Suuni OF Finland was sec
ond. Baekman. Sweden. third. koa
kenlemle. Finland. fourth: Bicwi,t.
England. fifth. and seagrovc. Eng
land. sixth.
c. Furnas. Purdue university: H.
II. Brown. Boston. and I. c. Dresser
New York. the American entries
dropped out. Tho time was 10 min
utes and IS seconds
n. u. Lvcrsedgc. the, navy shot
rutior. also qualified for tho Amer
lcann.
II. q. Cam OF New York and q. ~
Bihsian Of san F'raneisro were ellmi
mated
In the trials for the iio.mct~s
hurdles. r. < Murray Of New York
won tho first heat In 10 IS seconds
w. Yount Of Los Angeles won tbs
second heat In rs Is Hcconds. and
walker Smith. who ran desrl1 hi,
inApcd leg rnuscica. In a heroic per
formanec. won tho third heat ir
i1J seconds
II. r. Barron Of Philadelphia took
tho fourth heat In tho il0meuf
hurdles. making tho fourth Amcri
can TO finish first In the prelimlnar,
heats.
Barron defeated Earl Thompson
tho crack Canadian. who Ia consid
erred the greatest hurdisr In this
world. Thompson has been sick and
as the race was only the trial. hs
did not extend himself. lie only de-
sired to qualify and did 80 easily IN
finishing second
The time was ~ Is seconds.
In the fug-of.war trials England
won from tho United States. too.
The olympic committee announces
10 had unanimously rejected IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

sacker. with the Yakima L. L.
club, and Ed Sweeney, the
young southpaw hurler. who
was farmed out to Calgary in
the Western Canada league.
Nixon showed lot Of promise as
a hitter when he played as a regular
in tho early part OF the season. but
hts fielding and base running were
terrible. lie Is said 10 have perked
up bit In both fielding and base
running. lie will bear watching.
Bob viii probably rcjoln the team
Immediately unless Carl zamlock rc-
covers rapidly from his operation
which he was subjected 20 Monday.
Tho big fellow had his tonsils rcmoy.
ed yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
WEIGH BONES
NEWCOMER
BEN LEONARD
FIGHTS AGAIN

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.-Bex
Leonard. worlds lightweight chad
pion. viii defend his title At Ter
Richards Madison Square Garden
arena some time during September.
The announcement was made bX
Leonard's manager. Bully Gibson Arl
opponent viii be picked within . few
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
FAVORITES WIN
IN NATIONAL

BOSTON. Aug. 17.--Favoritcs won
In the national doubles tennis tour.
ney at the Longwood Cricket club
yesterday. Allen and Burrill of the
state OF Washington lost to w. +.
Johnson and $. w. Pearson, the
Eastern veterans. in straight sets.
There were no upscts in the days
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
WARES TO LOOK
HARRIS OVER

Spencer Harris. ono Of the heat
prospects In the Seattle amateur
ranks this year. will be given the
East and West by Manager Wares
this week Harris. who has been
playing good brand OF ball for n
green youngstsr with the broadway
high school and Tailored Ready
teams this year. Is q good hitter and
shows possibilities. He's n southpaw
hitter and thrower. and plays the
outfleh or first base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
CLYMER HAS
TROUBLES

n looks like Bin clymer's MIR.
acIe" days are over. The former
Seattle pilot can't even win In his
beloved American association. His
Columbus team IL now perched but
couple OF points ahead Of the
Kansas City Blues present base
ment champions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
VICTORIA BOY
PROMISING

Kenny Dsrbyshire. n 10.yoar-old
youngster. Is one OF the Victoria
Island Athletic associations best
swim bets. The young star won
the 50.yard dash for boys OF II
and under at the big Saturday meet
with the good time OF SO seconds.
This is only As seconds more
than the time made by Harry Nc.
Waters of the Crystal club, winner
OF the same race for seniors. Young
Darbyshire. besides being a crack
swimmer. In n good diver,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
SWEENEY IS
WINNING

Sweeney has won ~ and lost thr~c
games tpr the Calgary club so far
this season. according 20 Pcxy
Keeper Monday.
This quartet OF players should for.
tify the local club during the closing
weeks OF tho season. and Wares may
uncover a couple Of good prospects
fot next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
HUNTER TO
LITTLE ROCK

I Herb Hunter. former San Fran
cisco outflelder. who started out
this season with the Boston Red
sox. only to be shipped TO the In.
dianapolis club which turned him
hack to the Sex. has now been sent
to the Little Rock club in the
Southern league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
PORT ORCHARD
WINS 3 MORE

Port Orchard won three more
games the last weekend when they
took tho Bremerton Elks. Z. s. s.
New Mexico and Colonial theatre
down the line. This makes ~ games
won and three lost for the Orchard
boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

may make ur IN speed what he
lacks in hitting power.
The grounds for the games ana
other details will be decided at a
meeting Of the managers OF the
two teams at The Star office Wed
nesday nigh, at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
TENNIS TALK
" GERTRUDE sCHREINER

Nov that the big tournaments are
oveg. the women Of the seattle Ten
Nh eaab are preparing To stage their
onnunl club classic. limited to mem
~ II the local organization Tho
Weas event Of the club Was held
enFey In June and Was won by Mar
a1n11 Allen. whe h now featuring in
~ National dsubies meet at Chest
nue nifi~. Boston.
r>nyes~ have atrcAdy voiced their
1neeress In the Tournament ami the
eumumisfee In charge b. figuring on
obsst twenty five contestants la tho
akngies. The date will he definitely
decided upcn some time this week.
NM Rollins. Mrs. Rex stafford and
Gertrude s<hreiner viii be In charge
- The affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17
WINGED 20"
STARTS WORK

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-The
Olympic club OF San Francisco held
Its first football tryout last Sun
day. over 100 candidates were out
for places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-17

TIE Seattle Tennis club boasts q GOOD
number Of women racket wteidcre who
aid not enter tho state classic. but the
majority Of these are anxious 20 enter
the club tourney. No with satries hSs
Mrn- Jchnstcnc. Mrs. Stafford. Mfs. Bowe.
Ma Besis. Josephine Pollok. Louise
Ferris. Mrs Gtestiinx. Mrs lie Blond.
Horsenss Greene. Mrs. Ebertinx. Dorothy
Green. Lucille Green. Mrs Spesdel. Mrs..
Hourgus. Mira Holmes. Myra Lambuth.
Mrs Purcell and Mrs, Heinrich a sure
thing. the tournament IL bound to be q
eueesaA
Il 10 dsubtfuf whether Sara LIVING
oaone. Who defxutted 90 Mrs Cushlnx In
ths singirs event Of the state ionrnA-
usns last week. win no able 20 enter the
club meet Miss fIvinEstcno Won tire
eha m ptonshtp last season. hut VI health
nay keep her out Of ths game tho ress
~ 1880.
Only one ranking tournament remains
- the Northwest calendar for i,sA and
that h tns British Columbia. clay court
cham pscnships to be held In vsurouver
the week cf August 10. under tho APP
spless r. ne lcsrss Tsnsss sias = sea'
me tournament drew . large srtry
from SEATTLE last year. and % 10 serr
nksfy that . group Of local players will
thls year. Mrs Cushing holds the ladies
singles title. while Mercer. Of Vancouver.
holds the mems title as q result OF hia
defeat Of Msrshaii Allen In hot five
ct 20 In the final round
ARR f7ve w~eAs ef tournament pesy
- ~ Nssshwess. which ts~k her to
HWsinsA. vicfa~ta. vsncssser. Ia
eu0a and seattle. and Melted her
szaesiy ~ epps. Mr. ,. G. Cushing.
- nsvAelsy. Cal. iess sunday on .
0aess trip that viii take hos back
- ~ fsppy state
nBrs snappy tennis ought 10 c~~eiop IN
osuthern inter cole sists circles this fall
WITH irving wslnstein. fsnailst In the
Washington state meet. and Henry Ste
v~ns. Of Portland. billed for the Univsr-
otty Of California tennis squad. and Wal
lace Scott. % Tacoma. and Phil Sser. OF
Portland. bookzd for the Stanford team
virginia Byr,e. Who held the ciam
ptayfisid cup here one year. IL another
Northwest star who viii feature a, this
University Of California this coming sea
son