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Washington.
VFs
New NOrl;


Scor" by innings: "
Summary: Runs-Prntt Milan. Rice
Harris Schacht. Errors-rcckinpa uTh,
Eo,iIo shannon Three base hit-Ruel
stolen lass-Ricr Sacriiire--Judgr. Dou-
biz play-Ruei TO Pratt To- pccktnpangh
I.rf; on bas.-:,.w York. :: WASHINGTON.
\ Ras. on balls awksy. ,: Schac
I. i,its--on Shswt"y. in innings, on
; in . innings hit Ivy pitch"r--hy shaw
key Hiarrish. Struck u:.-hy Schacht 8;
I-mpi-.s-tonnolly and Moriariy. Time
Two hours
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Philadelphia ...... ..........0o 10000 Ii
Enston ......... ....-.-.... "a u ! q q -
SUMMARY; Runs-Waik-r, McNaliy. Hen
IrHN. F"st"r Errors-t;a i!owuy. >: Scott.
Foster. MCNaly. Sncrinu"s--M cina,s Left
on ha,S"-Ph! lIa"!nha; Eost"n. :. Base
k"efc. In innings: OF Eckert. in J.
Hi 10y r!;ch"r.iIy k""f". Walters. Struck
Guilty E..f.. :, Ecnrr;. : Jones T. Los
Ing p'ch:r-keefe umpircs-Naliin and
niurcn. Time. 30
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HENDRIX BATS WELL
IBy Associated Press !

bN Associated i'r"SS.
BOSTON. May 1.-TWO doubles by
HcndryX and two errors by Galloway
aided Boston 10 defeat Philadelphia
today. TO I. Jones yielded only four
hits and WIS b-ckrd Scneta tionally by
McNaily and Hooper. SCOTS error
N the ninth paved the way 10 the
visitors single run.
rhiInIeluhin. I,nsfnn
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HOO ELLER HIT HARD
BY ST. LOUIS CARDINALS.
Champions Pitcher Battcd From
Box in Seventh Inning-Loosc,
Fielding Aided Winners.
iBy Assoclatcd Press.

ieaicd Cincinnati. r. to u. today.
iia.nes held the visitors 10 thee
scattered hits. Eiirr was taken from
the box in the seventh. after -FOUR
hier. the first man TO face him. had
triplcd and Mciicnry singled. Poor
hcld:ng by the Champions contributed
to their defcut.
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Pittsburgh.
Totals IS i2il3 Totals ~ se7 II
'nattei for Friebe-e In sixth
TBattcl for Barber In ninth.
.iattcd for Merkle in ninth.

ChiCa 90 ............6 q q a o.
Pittsburgh ..........i q NJ
) u M vi ar y: RunS-Deal. Cutshaw.
Nicholsoa. .. Two-basr hit--(irimm.
Three base hi,-Southwor,h Sacrirccs-
p'Farr.ll. Deal. Double play--cu;shnw to
Cation to Grimm. Left on bas"s--I'hi"a o.
:: Pit,:bGmrsh: 4. Sass on halis-Ijcn-
INV INV y GSSper oo1.r struck 9m,ey ,sm
and Emslie. Time. LAO.
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SEQ" by innings: u.
W.srn .............O oo o 90 .ES
Portsmouth ........O q u q : "a
summary; Runs-IcIlinziyer Castle
Harris. Schwciizcr, Sha-p. Whitfield con,
H"EI lain Kruger. Post. 2 Errors--
russ--w SON = Portsmouth. .. Two.
h-sc hit--Wh!,ted Struck out-by C-oc-
E.Nt = "H i'.k%t. Rasc on baiis---on
bal!-GonnorI. Hahn aud Kruger Doub,e
h!S-hrEgfr TO E""lc: Mailonce to Ra-.
ton l."tt on has->--Wiison. 2: Ports
mouth. -. ltmrire-o-,h
mouth u. I'm pirn--Or,h lime a.en
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TIGERS WIN ONCE MORE

I!y Nks0ciatrU PrCss.l
DETROIT. MICH. May 6.-Bunched
hits IN three innings permitted De-
iroit today to defeat ST. Louis to T.
Oldham was hit harder than Vangil-
der. but the visitors were unable to
g:oup their safetics when they we're
needed to count
St. Louis. Drtrou
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Il ~ ]
Ifrooklyr
New York.
Totals 30 I2iIs Totals - sa7 /
Mitchell hMttch for Ncl. In ninth

Rr"oiilvn ..........1 % o 900 q 81
summary: Runs.oi,on' nurns E,o ~
e., Errors-,o.ison. Fletcher. Doyle Two.
Ti Fn!stMMhsa' nosr,. Myers Double
on 6nSrs-I!rookiyn. 6: New York. l. Bass
~ pails-on Mainanx. o. OF Douglas. :,
nlts-oH MamauK. In innings; Off
DouEla.. in innings. strmck out"
Mamaux. .: Douglas. !. umpircs-- Fyfc
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Wilson Wins TitIc.

NEW YORK, May G.-Johnny Will
son. or Boston. won The middle
weight championship OF the world
wnen he was awarded a referees
decision over Mike O'Dowd. of ST
Paul here tonight. The ngh; went
twelve rounds
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GIANTS BEAT DODGERS

Nv Associated Prcssl
NEW YOR. May ga single by
kaun in the first inning that scored
Fletcher gave the Giants the margin
they required TO defeat the Dodgers
today. Ia /.
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on ball3--cn VangiIdcr. 4; on Oldham. .
struck Out-bv Oldham. |; by NanEildcr.
!; Cmpires-Evans and Iiiidcbrand.
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SENATORS DEFEAT YANKS
my Associated Prcss.l

my Associated Prcss.l
WASHINGTON. May 6.--Bunchcd
hits enabled Washington TO defeat
New York, +ito /, today. Schacht
was steady throughout and WAS new
er in trouble.
Score: Washington.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati mt st. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
brooklyn mt New York.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
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How Til y Stlnd It'd y
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
>...ADia! Or CLUBS

Ki' hniun... y: SunEiN. 3.
->uif":L. u: R"cLy Mount. I Go inniDx.)
t'i,>"h. q; Oi.siiiO.tn. j..
frtri ,"u.E. y; -NcwDGil News a.
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Norfolk & Western Rv.

Leave Broad Street Station Daily
For Norfolk 5:55 A. NJ. $3.50 a. M.
3:05 p. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ. For the West.
p. M. 9:25 P. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. 11:45 a. NJ. 1925 p. NJ. s:5s p
NJ; from the West: 500 A. NJ, gao
e; NJ, 1925 p. NJ: 9:55 =. NJ. ONCE,
son 1l6. 'aui-
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis nj Detroit.
Clevc;nTd at Chicago.
New York Mt Washington
PhilndclphkIi at Boston.
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81. Louis.
Totals loaii7 Totals al 7.7 q
. ii.it.I for ,,rTh.r ,l,.hth

,r"'t"d Tor Nanyi!dcr IN ninth.
Score by innings; r.
81 Louis ......... % o u o q ia
De sOl. .......... ~ - q . . ;, IS
SnmimarN: NYns -Gc,lsnn. Sister. Ven
Eil.r. fh"in,sor Young 80. Bush. Yea ch
LEHMAN. Si"nar". E:rors-.AustIn. Ger
h"f. i'GSh. Stnr' -. fwO-b has" HRS
Siatag". Rush. stolen has.-Tobin. Sac
cinr.S-''ohH. Williams. Scv--nid rohin
hru'!" ri"vs--N","h and Ii-ilman Left
"'i las" st l.ou'r. = Detroit. &. RRss
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Totals 80 u IT, Totals go : 81 l.
'intt"i f"r Galloway in eighth
'Isatt-i for k.cf. IN .lEEih
tisatied for Dykes In eighth
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MuLKs THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
suffolk 1T Richmond.
Petersburg at SewpDrt News
Wilson at Portsmouth,,
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
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Ifr1n"N. SDcHFrr. b'NeiII. F.rrOrS = IIs-
her. ~. Wilkinson rwo-b has. hits
I.einoli. Collins speaNcr Sic
rhc"S -iIaghy. EsberE Duubl" p;ar-
Wilkinson to Weaver to Collins to .inur
1aa. Left on bas"-chicagn i: cleveland.
.. Base on ba.ls-on BHEby. >: on NIL
kinson. I. Struck ou,---hy Wilkinson. g.
hy i'agby ]. tmpir"s-owcns and chill.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. =: ftroOklyn. l..
pittsburgh. 3; Chicago. l..
lSnston. Is; Philndclpliin. q.
st. I.Omls. q; Cincinnati O.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Ma ,r,,,Sd' $; ;,,; Ssw York. 9,
l:.stan. <: Philadelphia. 4,
ucIrnit. d; 81. I.onis.
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Merchants and Miners Trans. co.

Established 1854.
Millions Of Passengers Carried
Not Life Lost.
Norfolk Boston. Mon, We'd, Sat-. 4 r. n
Tues. Fri, 3 T. ~
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Steel 3. y. 'Indiann Me- , otn
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Freight only. -o'n
Pier Foot w. Main st. Tel. a2sss.
A. E. PORTER, Gen. Agent. Norfolk, Va,
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph Ail
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South Atlantic League.
chariestonf IL: Spartanburg, 3.
Grccnville. 6: Columbia. 4.
Augusta. 4: Charlotte, >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
BROOKLYN
KEEPS ON
WINNING

BROOKLYN. Sept. is.--The Brook.
iyn Dodgers lungcd ahead today In
the National league prnnant race.
ignoring block signals. switch lights
and train orders. Tho peculiar part
OF n r. that all other trains on the
National league track took 10 the aid
inga.
The American league argument
continued 10 operate AZ a well tied
knot. New York and Cleveland kept
step yesterday by winning their
games. but the white sox fell back
pace or two by losing 20 wash
ington. The race. despite the tagging
OF tho Sox. remains practically a
triple tie. with every indication that
the fans in Cleveland. New York and
Chicago are 10 be kept pop.eycd until
the finai battles OF the year.
Cieveiand's prccerious hold on FIRST
place In a i.point lead over New
York. The Ysnks are one and a half
games ahead Of the sox.
Tho strength OF Brooklyn in the
National IL shown by tho fact that
II the Dodgers. playing mostly AT
home. getting nothing better than
$3.50 break on remaining games. the
Reds will have TO win 10
out OF 81 games TO win the rag. The
Giants would have to take IS out
Of ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
MAILS
CINCHES
REGULAR
MOUND JOB

CLEVELAND. Sept. 13.--waiter
Mails ciinched his job as a regular on
the Indians hurting staff by the i'm
pressive fashion in which he let thu
Philadelphia Athletics down with
seven hits and beat them. to 2.
here yesterday.
Philadelphia would have only reg.
lstered one tally off the Coast south.
paw. II IL had not been for an error.
Malls worked in fine style all the
way. using a great change Of pace
to mix with his unhittable cross fire.
He also did bis share at the bat by
working the opposing hnrler for a
couple OF passes and smashing out a
line hit in four trips 10 the platter.
From now on ne will take his reg.
ular turn at the slab In the Indians
September drive for the pennant-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
The Prep Grid Outlook
NO. 2-FRANkLIN

Franklin looks rke one Of the
strongest cont~nderr for the 1880
seattle high school grid ute. because
Of sh< b-vy Of tessrr men and TIE
strong material they have on hand.
hut the various teams from the
Quaker institution provide more up
-~,s and cause more disappointment
than any other high school team
ever dishes up. Franklin had only
rhrce vets back for its team last
year. and finished at the top OF the
league. q tie with lincoln and broad
way. Tho year before Franklin had
something like ten litter men back.
and II waz wniiopsd By noariy every
team that came along.
To make the DOPE ssiIi harder 20
figure out about the Mount Baker
schools chances. ~ has . now coach.
practically unknown In this part Of
tho country. c. y. Dvorak. . for
NOR University OF wisconsin, football
star and later track coach at ne
University of Idaho. IL tho man who
win tutor the South End youngsters
In the gentle art OF grtdusng.
RKsEBERG TO
HELP
waitev Reeberx. the veteran who
has coached Franklin for an almost
countless number Of years. has taken
up vocational work. but has consent
I'd 10 act ~ Dvorak's assistant for
this season
pvorak " working the boys out
every night ~ Columbia field. Re~e-
berg has picked about Is Of the most
likely candidates. thoroiy outfi,fed
them and turned them over to
Dvorak. For the rest OF tho week
this choice rs viii b. the only Frank
line boys who viii get taste OF the
grid sport
Capt Emery Stanley. center on the
1917 and 1918 trans. u being worked
~ q tackle. Stanley 10 big and has
plenty OF fight. and 10 IL expected
that he VIII capably I'm one Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
WICK Will.
COACH
FRESHMEN

Sandy Wick. last years University
OF Washington center. win coach the
freshmen football squad this year.
according to an announcement made
by Graduate Manager Darwin Mese,
nest Saturday.
Wick Is troubled with a bad kneA
which he received in the University
Of Oregon game last year, and wfll
not be able TO turn out for the var.
sity again this season.
Wick played football for some time
under Gilmour Dobic, and knows the
game.
He will have q tough job on his
hands in coaching the yearlings, an
over 100 are expected to answer his
call September rs. Wick will have
an assistant, who win be appointed
later in the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
Merchant Brings Home Weird
Tai Of Treatment at Antwerp

oories The ubnpc Tam
made public IN the
University OF California ah
Ia returned
Olympic COMMITTEES In An,
had athletes AT
Of
of climb
hana Wit order compete
reported huge joke
OF the committee
Of the expert coaches
the TO lead
home according TO Merchant
the said A A. u And
apologies accused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
HEARTS SOCK" IS JACK DEMPSEYS K. O. PUNCH
SIWASHES
SPLIT
PAIR
WITH OAKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Ia
when Oakland ooppcd the morning
game from seattle here yesterday. II
was the first srrtss that the ~
washes have lost In the past II
weeks. The Oaks won out by . .
to count II evidently made the
tribe frcn Puget Sound Wild 70 lose
the series because they ssspped out
ana won. Z to .. In the matinee. The
Oaks took the ssris~. five games to
four.
Harry Gardper, on the hin for NE
visitors In tho morning. had . bad
inning In the fourth frame. whom the
Oaks punched hits for four runs.
This decided the game. ~ Bum"
Ariett held the Hiw ashes safe. Hack
Miller. oaklands demon siugEcr.
slammed the bali over the left field
tAnec In the third. the. third uue u
has been done In five years.
krau.. and Aiten. Oak southpawS.
who worked In the Afternoon. were
no pusxio "a the Wares tribs AZ all,
as they pounded out n hits. good
for eight runs. while CeAry was
holding tho Acurns at bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
FLORES
DOES
ROAD
WORK

Marcarlo Flores, the Filipino
lightie. has been doing some strenu-
Gus road work during the past couple
Of days In an effort to improve his
wind for his coming bout with Joe
German. which will headline the
Arena card Wednesday night
Flores put up n swell battle with
German last week. but the Filipino
tired rapidly In the fourth round.
and only his ability TO keep his chin
out OF the way Of Germans flying
fists kept him on his feet.
The little fellow from Manila vua
flock Of friends by his great show
ing last Wednesday. German. al
ways popular here because OF his
willing style. makes q good match.
With both boys packing a waiiop
Wednesdays return 90 should b .
thriller.
There's no kidding about F7ore<
ability TO hit. as German admitted
after last weeks fight that Flores
had parked some terrific wailops on
his map.
Another pair Of good mills have
b~en lined up with Harry Casey and
Travie Davis. welters. meeting In
the second half Of the double main
event. and Young Sam Langford
t1ngiIng with Frank Pete. the miner
lieftIe. Casey has been going pretty
good and unless Davis ID In good
shape Casey has q chance 20 rough
his way 10 a verdict II Davis II
right he figures TO outlook the Seat
tie boy.
Glenn Zukowsky. the Tacoma
heavyweight. and Young Jack Demp-
sey. who halls from Puyailup. mill
In one OF the other bouts. Dempsey
looks like a conner. judging from his
work in his bout with Zukowsky In
Tacoma last week.
One more bout win be added for
curtain raiser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
JUST A
FEW
"SMART ONES"

Sport scribes with n funny bone
pulled a lot of smart ones when
Dempsey kicked Miske on the chin.
Here arc few
"Bill took the punch In the vest.
from the man Of thc West. and let
the rest OF the world roll by"
Dempsey IL the greatest admins.
ter OF anesthetie In the world"
Dempsey saves more time than
any other fighter In the ring
"Jack doesn't worry about node.
cision nights. He carries two decis.
ions--one In each hand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
OLYMPIC GAMES
LOST PLENTY

The olympic games were n finan.
cial fizzle. according TO reports from
Antwerp. Belgium. The huge stands
were never even half full. the Bel.
gian people themselves, hardly knew
the games were going on and those
who did know didn't know what they
were all about, according to the same
reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
OREGON HAS
GOOD GRID
SCHEDULE

PORTLAND, Sept. 13.-The Uni
versity OF Oregon has what the
coaches call perfect schedule. The
season starts out with the light
teams and with the important con.
ference games toward the close.
Their schedule is as follows:
MuItnomah at Portland. Oct. 10.
University OF Idaho at Eugene.
Oct. 20.
Stanford at Paio Alto, Oct. 30.
University OF Utah at Ogden,
Nov. 6.
University Of Washington at Eu-
gene. Nov. 10.
Orcgo Aggie at Corvallis, Nov. 20.
University OF Southern California
at Los Angeles In December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
BATES COPS
NET HONORS

BERKELEY. Cal, Sept. f3.-wai.
lace Bates. OF the University OF Cal.
ifornia. won the mems singles title
in the California state tennis cham
pionships. here. yesterday. He de.
fcated Mervin Griffin by the score
OF So. SIS. rs. Tho kinscy brothers.
Howard and Robert. won the mems
doubles championship when they de.
fcated Wallace Bates and William
Parker. 60. 6.s, So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
800 to Turnout
for California
Cridiron SQUAD

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept. H.
Nearly 800 huskies have pledged
themselves TO appear in moleskins
this afternoon for the initial foot.
pall practice at the University Of
California
Capt Majors. nine letter men
and host OF last years freshmen
will be the veterans on hand to.
day.
"Pesky- Sprott and Brick"
Muller. two California stars. have
not yet returned from the Olympic
games.
Head Coach Andy Smith. with
Boles Rosenthal and Nibs Price.
rs assistants. is in charge "Dum-
my" Wells. last years star fun.
back. has charge OF the freshman
squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
GEORGES
ARRIVES
TODAY

NEW YORK. Sept i3.-Gcorgcs
Carpenter, heavyweight champion Of
Europe. In scheduled to arrive here
today on board the French liner La
Lorraine.
According 10 wire dispatches. Car.
pcntier IL In excellent physical condi.
ton and expects TO begin hard train.
ing on his arrival here.
The International Sporting club OF
New York has arranged n reception
In Carpenters honor tomorrow noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
MEMORIAL
FOR CHAPMAN

CLEVELAND. Sept ia bronze
crossed bats and a picture OF Chap.
man. the Indian shortstop who was
killed recently. will be erected In the
league park. The memorial will be
a shield shaped design on a bronze
tablet, showing diamond with
crossed bats and a picture OF Chap.
man in the center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
PORTLAND GETS
CASTING MEET

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. I3.-The
1921 annual tourney Of the National
Fly and Bait Casters will be held
here under the auspices OF the Multi.
nomah Anglers club Of this city.
The meet viii probably be held some
time in early September. This is the
first time that the national meet has
been held west Of Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
SHARKEY
BEATS CHAMP

EAST CHICAGO. Ind, Sept. a.
Jack Sharkey. OF New York. won a
newspaper decision over Pete Her
man. the bantamweight champion. in
their 1oround go here Saturday.
The fight does not affect Herman's
title officially. as there was no rof.
eree's decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
Fights Pete;
Wants Heart
Examined

Joe Stamp. n Burnett, Wash,
coal miner. liz In the city hospital
Monday. where an x.Ray exami-
nation will be made OF his heart
TO determine where or not he sus-
tanned serious injury Saturday
night, In a boxing match with
Mike Pete. Seattle boxer. In a
smoker held at Burnett.
Stamp received several blows
about the heart and complained
after the bout OF growing pains
in the chest. He was examined
by Burnett physician. who sug
sested he be sent to Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

holes l~f, by last years starr. Bill
Tuynsii and Ted Ahcrn.
McGIi.L FOR
FuiIDACk
I'D McGiil. the dark cornplcxioned
life guard from Madrona beach. Ia
slated for his old place at fuiibaek
McGIi weighs about the same AZ last
year. but has improved his game con
nidsrably. and should give tho oppo
Eition plenty Of trouble.
For halfhacks. Ivan Jones. q letter
man. and Harry sp~idei. last years
scrub. are the most likely candi.
JA,os.
Byrun Wise. 1919 sn-ci;y end. and
Johnny cpis. letter man. arr show.
lnw plenty OF form ai the ends
Young cort~,i. iTo.pounder. will
give the boys plenty Of opposition for
that position. tho.
ONE TACKLE
BERTH VACANT
Who will al the tarkie holes. be.
sides Stanley. Ia like q wellknown
Chinese puzzle. Dvorak has plenty
Of beef. but no experience IN the 9th.
or asptrants for IN. tackle job. A
oolorcd boy by the name Of Sandy
Moss has not returned 10 school yet.
but stands good chance for the
place whom he docs. Chris Gabriel In
another young giant who wouldn't
look bad there Bryce Taylor. last
years ruard. would mako a good
tarkla
A pair OF guards must be dcvvi
oped II Taylor 10 used AZ tackle
These positions are doubtful now.
Bob c'Zibbers'1 EnEais IA light. but
looks like tbs best bet for center. En-
gals .. q letter man from last years
team and n scrappy rrishman.
Other youngsters who w~re out
last year and will be again this year
arc; Horace Knowles. Bob West.
Carl steifci. vern Keeper. Earl Hob
son. Ax.i Campbell. Johnny Chap
man. Bili snelienbe rgcr and Jack
Mulheru
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] IIison Begins Reign ~
Washington Football Mentc

Wsshirsn for the n prscirs
beginning Of lecsard
chief football mentor Of the sun Dodge
varsity lat showed
~ ~ wosk then that he has way Of earning ne csnasncs
~ pAyev' his time. 81 Carlton college,
u cuough right and
had
sea ability Football the nAjs d mess
- An<raa colleges big Ankon TD
should realize that they must play the with sfr ear
be and team work and playing the game"
hg things In college athletics After all
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TO PLAY
MINOR SERIES

CHICAGO. Sept. ls.--winncrs OF
the American association and Inter.
national league pennants will play a
junior worlds series at the compile
ton OF their scheduled games, ac-
cording to an announcement made
here Saturday.
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Salt Lake Opens With Seattle
Here Wednesday

twow
deciding whether Seattle win finish first division
Salt Lake and then tansie with
These two SERIES close the the Rainier Valley
= 10
chances for the DINNER Oak
didn't playing those postponed In
they and tn edge the
After weeks Seattle In Portland Los Angeles
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CHANTRELL
LEADS SHOTS

r. Chantrcll led The gunncrs az
the regular shoot at the Seattle Gun
club yesterday with the score OF Is
out OF a possible so. Frank Ulvcstad
and II. s. Searlc were tied for second
with tho score of II out Of the posi-.
bio so.
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PORTLAND. Sept. 13.-Ted Thyc.
middleweight wrestling champion.
will assume duties as wrestling
coach at the Multnomah Athletic
club here. The contract with the
winged NJ association gives him
time out" several times a month to
defend his wrestling laurels.