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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
WALTER MAILS SHOWS
RARE FORM IN
HURLINC CLEVELAND
TO WIN OVER CHICAGO
BY ROSS TENNEy
Especial TO The starr

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. Is. -
Walter Malls practically cilnchcd
the American league pennant for the
Indians Friday when he won his
sixth straight victory for Cleveland
by holding tho White Sox to three
bits and trimming them {. to o.
That gives tho Indians a margin
OF three less defeats than the White
Sox. with only nine more games 10
play. while the sox have six.
Mails looked like a million dollars.
allowing one hit each 10 Eddie Col.
Inns. Joe jackson and Hap Fcisch.
Everybody else was helpless and
Malls wound up his pitching per.
Torrance by retiring the sox In one.
two. three order In the last four In
ninEa.
Only twice WIS ne IN danger. In
the fourth the Sox punched two sin.
giles after one was down and shane
Collins cracked a liner that sent a
chill thru the fans hearts. But liz.
tie Joey Sc~ell lcaped over. made a
shoc.top catch and converted tho
smash into a lightning double play
In the fifth inning Mails pitched
an inning that II probably without
parallel In a crucial big league game
walking three batters and tanning
three out OF six men that faced him.
lie first whitfield Swede Risbcrg. then
suddenly lost control and passed
Schalk. Faber and Strunk In success.
sion. Iris Speaker called the game
and raced In 10 say 10 Mails. You've
shifted too much to the aide-arm de
livery. Get back TO your overhead
stuff" Mails followed the suggcs
ton and famed Buck Weaver and
Eddie Collins. the latter rated as tho
greatest money player In baseball to.
day.
IL was a~gnmc exhibition. Malls
has clinched his place as regular
hurler for the Indians and will Ger.
tainly get his turn with Covelcskic
and Bagby, in the worlds series. He
even rates ahead OF Ray Caldwell.
who has up till now been one Of the
Indians slab mainstays this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

However. 1t must be admitted that
Tillman has advanced In the ring
game since he fought Pinkman, and
Is now rated ms one OF the best wei.
terweights In the game. Portland
scribcs thought well OF him when he
fought n i0-round draw with Alex.
Trambitas the other day In Milwau.
kie, ore.
Tillman. used 20 the iO.round
game, will be up against the handi.
cap OF the speed necessary In a
four session scrap. Davis. accustom.
ed to the four-round game, will have
that edge.
Both boys are working out daily
at the Arena.
-Four other bouts viii complete the
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
TWO RING
CIRCUS IN
MAJOR BALL.

NEW YORK. Sept ga two
ring circus was on tap for fandom
today.
In Cleveland the Indians and
White sox were winding up their
threc-game series. which has an
Important bearing on the American
league championship. In Brooklyn
: the Giants were starting a series
with the Dodgers which was ek-
pected to decide the National league
pennant.
When Walter Mails, the Brooklyn
outcast, held the White Sox TO three
hits yesterday the Indians winning.
s : to 0. he evened UP the series to
date and put his club ont Of dan
ger Of being overtaken by Glea.
sons crew today.
= The Dodgers have only 70 win
two rames with the Giants to cinch
the pennant-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
CLIMAX
LOOMS IN
BALL SCANDAL.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.--Sames OF
alleged ''fixers- Of world series
games between Chicago and cincin-
natl In 1919 have been obtained.
II. II Brigham. foreman OF the
Cook county grand jury invcstigat-
Ing baseball scandals minated
I'VE have an idea who the
'fixer' was and we think we are
on his track" Brigham said.
Arnold Rothssein. New York gam
bier and part owner OF the Havrc
de Grace race truck: Abe Atteli.
former featherweight champion: Bill
Burns. former White Sox pitcher.
and Hal Chase. recently banishci
from baseball. were mentioned to-
day In connection with the alleged
plot To throw games.
The betting syndicate offered 10
pay 100000. according to reports
here Of the plot. Bets on the
games were placed thruout the
country by tho syndicate, II was
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
SIWASHES
WIN PAIR
FROM
SACS

With the rain man taking a weIi-de
served lay-off yesterday. the -
washes stepped out and captured =
brace OF games from the visiting Yip~
pers from Sacramento by 81 and 81
scores.
Long Joe Daley was the Lad who
was responsible for the first victoloD
when his scorching single sent Car.
ter Elliott home with the winning
tally In the ninth.
Joe got into the game In the ninth
frame. after Grover had opened with
a two base clout off Gardner's deiiv-
cry. and he looked like tho goods
and sent Pinch Hitter Buddy Ryan
back TO the bench via the strike-outl
route for the third out.
Buddy and Grover tried tse
squeeze play on the second ball
pitched, but DaiIey's drop" was
missed and Mr.. Grover was caught
flatfooted BY Catcher Baldwin.
For six innings Gardner worked n
great style. but the Sacs. with the
aid OF umps McCraw's weird calling
behind the plate. found him In the
closing sessions. bun Joe stopped EN-
before further damage was done.
BIZ Prough and Bob Geary did
rome fast and flossy twirling in the
second game. but Wares men hop
ped onto Bits delivery in the third
inning for four hits. which produca(
three runs. Bohne's triple sent Il
over. and Murphy came up and 81
ripled. Sammy walking home.
Geary allowed butfour hits.
The game was played in one hon
and 10 minutes. Today Is "BofI6
day" I'm honor OF the popular third
baseman, and. weather permitting.
there will be n double header.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
Mails Is Shining Along Big League White Way
VARSITY
CRIDDERS
SHOWING
FORM
ny TOM OLSEN

Aitho no predictions have been
made by the coaches. the University
OF Washington's chances OF coping
the opening game with Whitman
two weeks from today are good.
Coach Allison put the men thru
their first actual ecrimmage at last
nights practice. The men did well.
and with two weeks left. should
round into fair condition 10 meet
the husky Whitman team.
Injuries are causing the coaches
plenty OF worry. There has been no
serious injury 10 far this season,
but scrimmsging II liable TO nip off
some star any time.
Dame Rumor has spread n story
on the campus that Tramp" Muir.
ply. star at Washington during the
seasons OF 1915. II and Is, would
register at the University this week.
Because OF the measure passed dur.
ing the wnr this would make him
eligible TO play this season. He
would probably be used In the line
or at fuiIback.
The scrimmaging lasted yesterday
for only a half hour. Signals were
given out and new and original
plays were practiced.
The backs were put thru their
FIRST iackling practice. Erwin Daley
stu remains the luminary star in
the backneld practice work. Ray
Eckman did some good lodging and
open field running. '-Tubby" Norris
ri!l shows the effect OF lack of
practice. but is expected TO round
into form shortly.
The line candidates arc getting
along we'll under the critical eye OF
Head Coach Allison Allison shows
The men that it's not altogether the
Drawn that counts even In the line.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ,5.-The
Coast football season got started to-
day with three games scheduled.
AZ California field, Berkeley. the
University OF California was sched-
uied to 80 up against the Olympic
club. OF San Francisco. for It's initial
game.
At Reno the University OF Nevada
and the California Farm school team
from Davis will play. Z.
A third game was scheduled for
Oakland. where ST. Mary's college
viii meet the Mare Island navy yard
The University Of California Olym-
pic club contest drew the most in
icr~st. M II will give the first chance
10 sce juss what the California team.
which Is expected to figure heavily
in the seasons play on the Coast.
looks like.
II will be another week or two be.
fore Oregon Washington and South
ern California teams get started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
EDDIE PINKMAN PICKS
DAVIS TO BEAT TLLMAN

Eddie Pinkman. former Seattle
lightie. who has long iaid aside the
Levinsons for good. arises to remark
that he thinks that Travie Davis.
the Everett welter champion. will
beat Johnny Tillman when they
meet Mt the Arena Wednesday.
Az Eddie has fought both OF 'em.
he should be able to give the fans
a bit OF low down" on the mill.
Eddie fought draw with Tillman
here when the ST. Paul boy was n
lightweight and stopped Travie
Davis In a punch n few years back
But still Eddie thinks that Davis
will win because Tillman. according
to the Shrinking Violet. is n mark
for n good left hand. which Is Davis
best bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
SEALS ARE
NOW COAST
CONTENDERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 49,
Gathering In with the fourth
straight win over Los Angeles. Ora.
hams Seals edged into second
place. four games behind the league.
leading Vernon Tigers. E.ssick's
outfit suffered their first setback Of
the series with Oakland.
The present series In Los Angeles
has boosted the Seals from second
division TO pennant "contcnders"
while II has lowered the Angels
from second position TO fourth, a
game ahead Of the Bees.
Seattle's double defeat Of Sac.
ramento yesterday put the siwashes
In third place. just a point ahead
OF the Angels. Salt Lake and
Portland are still waiting for the
weather in the Northwest to permit
them TO begin their series. which
was 70 have started Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

win Of
the
beautiful addition
Ties golf family surprisingly fine condition and Club President
Charles Reynolds thai that ncccd Sunshine
Sunday"
be galore w-oms
Golf club!
Playing fveban
popular the Easnxon little Johnnie Jones last
sunday m
r.
record I total for which
IS and thuy 355-35
Incidentally collected from the
Erngons ieman team oueasd Jim Prentice add his nine
Belmgham
played looked
= In Inc nj In he
of d opening
and hunting
to take place this postponed t Sunday.
October H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
Tu'o More for
"Babe'' Ruth;
Tofols 81

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--Siam.
ming out two home runs against
Washington yesterday. BABE"
Ruth. home-run king. ran his
string for the season up to 81.
Acosta Was the victim In the first
game and Shaw In the second.
Both homers came in the first In.
ming OF each tin. the second hon.
er winning the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
HECTOR BEATS
jim FLYNN

Young Hector. Bremerton heavy.
weight. handed Jim Flynn. Pueblo
fireman. another bad beating at
Brcmerton last night in n four.round
20. Hector hit the 'persevering
Puebloan" almost at will. Flynn
showed that he was game by coming
back for more. Three thousand fans
saw the bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
RIDDLE NOW
AT X. OF C..

Stan Riddle has been appointed
physical director at the knights OF
Columbus club. He succeeds Frank
Maxwell. who has resigned to go on
sity Of Washington athlete. He was
field house director at Ballard play
Aeld until he accepted the new posi-
ton with the "Caseys-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
BOY
TURNS in
SIXTH
STRAIGHT
BY DEAN SNYDER

What aouthpaw he is--thls
Walter Mails. the Pacific coast spe.
clai delivery package which Iris
Speaker has added to his pennant.
fighting braves.
Cleveland at last has lefty who
fits into tho pitching staff Of the
Jim Bagby Stanley Coveleskic A Co.
like a postage stamp fits the upper
right hand corner OF an envelope.
lie hasn't taken licking yet.
Friday Mails turned In his sixth
straight win for the Indians. holding
the Chicago white Sox at bay. win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

by Daley 4. Bases on baiis--off Carr
ner Z. off Fae,h Z. off Fitsery I. %
Niehaus !. Double plays--orr to Moivit&
Gardner. Murphy. kenvorthy. CO.
stolen bases-Schane. Hit BY pitched
ball--Bohne. by Faeth. Innings pitched
-faeth ! plus. runs .. hits 4. At bat ~.
taken out in eighth with on bases IA
terry y. runs Q. hits 0. At baf 1. taken
out In eighth With } on: Pyough =. runs
!. hits .. at bat o: Gardner plus. runs
=, hits 8. at bat 80. Credit Victory t.
DALEY; charge defeat TO NiehauA Runs
responsible for--Facth :. Fitsery o. Gard
ner z. Niehaus !. Time Of game--is6a.
umpires-AcGrew and Anderson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
IHtB EB
|EE533RTs

Dee Waterman. manager OF Mar
carlo Flores. the Filipino light
weight. ssys that he has never re-
fused To allow fior~s Ia fight be-
low . main event here. bat that he
wants fiorcs To have = good rest
~'ere starting him on another
campaign of ipouts. Florrs will Ie
resdy To Tight anybody. 81 any place
on the card. after October 10. says
sir Jo>eph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Benny Moore. coiorcd fighter
In Oakland. took several on tho
chin and Topped. lie was told
that II he didn't get up he
wouldn't get any money. Don't
need the money that hid" re-
turned Benny. from tho mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
HE'S
C1iATTY

Personally Mails has big ply.
sique. capable Of standing a 10, OF
work. He's very sociabie. too. They
called him "chatty'' Mails out West.
He In keen 10 be on a pennant.
winning team no that he can rub
II In on Your Uncle wilbert Rob.
ineon In the worlds series. Robbie
had him once. but mistook him for a
poor postal card and mailed him
back 60 the coast
Mails has hit the caicium lights
In an opportunc time. lie will play
a biz part in the Indians war dance
tho ncxt few days.
Tho coaster IL the latest star 20
hit tho big league white way. and.
folks. he's sure burning a bright III.
tic trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Which reminds w that Jim Davis.
colorcd painter. who elected 20 bat
tie Eddie Moore Mt Tacoma the other
night. says he has decided to stick TO
the paint business. Jim waA on the
floor twice and he fitted Just like a
rug both times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

u Como Tunney. who is at Camp
IFwts claiming he is the real A. q.
y. lightweight champion. really WA.
the King pin he claims he IL, he
wcu'dnt be fighting anything hut
main e,enss In these psrts. hut yet
.nc same yoonr fellow hiss be~n
lined up 10 min In one Of the p,e-
liminartes on the nent Tacoma card.
IT'S opponent has not been picked
~ YEA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

One nice thing about Frank
Farmers X. 0. pin over An
DIRE Anderson in Tacoma the
other night ,Cas that Referee
Schock pdsn't called on to
give a decision. Frank car
ried it in his right mitt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
Club Sport Programs

from the various hospitals. five Y.
Frederick 4 Nelson's and about four
other squads yet to be named. An
athletic club is 10 be formed which
viii include the basketball league
privileges.
During the winter "once-a month"
hikes. TO the Y. w. c. A. camp on
cambridge island. are also planned.
HORSEBACK
RIDING CLASS
Horseback riding viii also be foa.
tured at the "Y. w" This instruc-
ton will be given once n week In CO.
operation with the sullivan Riding
school. This class will not begin for
few weeks yet.
A volley ball league In 10 be or.
ganized. too. Play will start in this
game soon.
Every Friday night the gym is
open for roller skating.
Swimming demonstrations will be
given on October 20 when a big tank
carnival will be held at the "Y. W."
pool.
ASK FOR A. A. u.
SWIM MEET
There has been an application
made to the p. N. A. to hold the
Northwest a. A. U. swimming cham.
pionships for women to be held at
the local clubs pool.
This gives pretty fair summary
OF some OF the recreation work In
classes and games that women and
girls win have at the Y. w. c. A.
this year.
Those not wishing. or not ply.
sically able. TO take part In class
or group work or play can have In.
dividual instruction by making ar
rangements with Miss Dickerson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
The Anvil Chorus
MONEY MAS NO OBJECT

ALL THAT WAS LEFT BELOW
COLUMBUS WAS THE CELLAR.
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summary: Struck out-By Geary 4.
Bases on bails-off Geary J. rwo-ha
hits-kenwor,hy. Kopp. Moiwitx Three
base hits-Bohnc. Murphy. Double plays
Adams TO Elliott TO kenworthy. Elliott
TO kenwcrthy to Murphy. Sacrifice hit
Middleton. stolen hases--MoiiwitR Shee-
han. Strand. Runs responsible for
Prough 4. Gcary /. Time OF rame-l:ia
mplres--Anderson and McGrew, -
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fsuis >~agvns~~, the foem~w star
tsshie es the Washington team. wns
on hand yesterday Ia look the pros-
p~~fs over. s~Axras~~ waa Of the
opinion that the us~u looked - good
q. any Washington Tram that he had
played ea-
"a Leader. the crew coach. vas an.
other veteran football man out to look
the bunch over.
Louie Ia Fray. former star end ii
broadway. IN coaching the prep school
iine-men turning out for the Tiger squad
Howard Taylor and John Cola
veteran tin~~men. have b~~a DECLARED
Ineligible 20 play 81 Grnakiin this
yc~s.
Everett, high school 10 trying 10 line ur
a game with the salt Lake high schoo
for late IN tho season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

200 German will be q busy rinrmsn
week after nsrt when he fights Earl
baird here October ana meets Morgan
Jones IN Tacoma tho following might.
yormsn VIII be making i7s pounds for
BAIRD and he may not be in the best
OF shape for two hard fights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Jim Flynn Isn't going 10 leave
Seattle for n while yet. He says
he's born hero long enough to
vote and he will vote hero until
he gets a headline fight II no has
to wait until tho 1862 prcsidenftra
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Tad Jones. coach at Yale. has
enough material out for IL squads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

There h no truth In tho rumoe
that Clay Hite invited Nate
Druximxn out TO lunch Wefncs-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

BILL CLYMER HAS HIS CO
LUMBUS TEAM GOING LIKE A
HOUSE AFIRE IN THE AMERI.
CAN ASSOCIATION THIS YEAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Seattle women and girls. who seek
recreation thru gymnasium work
and competitive sports. will find a
big program Of such activities ut
tho Young women's Christian asso.
citation this winter.
Here's the gymnasium schedule
at the Y. W. c. A.:
Beginners class at 6 p. m. on Mon.
days and Thursdays.
Advanced class at p. m. on same
days.
Dancing classes on same days
from 7 TO s. interpretive dances).
beginners class at p. m. Thurs.
day.
Dancing classes Tuesday and
Thursday mornings.
Beginners class Monday and Tues.
day Mt 1890.
Women and girls wishing 10 sign
up for these gym and dancing
classes can do so by registering with
Elizabeth Dickerson. In charge OF
the department. Sarah Maxwell IL
aiding Miss Dickcrson In this instruc.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg ~. st, Louis 7.
Philadelphia s. Boston 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
FORD HASN'T
PLAYED MUCH
RUSSELL. ADVANCES
RAPIDLY

Down at NO. IL" we find sam
Russell. club captain Of the Seattle
team Since taking up the golf game
. few years ago Sam has made rapid
strides to the front and II he keeps
on improving he may yet reach the
top OF the golf ladder. just as he
did In the tennis climb.
DR.. d. H. Houston--Nc. so-is So
attle's best southpaw golfer and one
Of the best workers for the promo
ton Of the game In the city. He In
now president Of the jefferson Park
club.
A glance 1t the selections shows
that the Beacon Hill links Is the re-
sort Of many good players. a. the
list includes IL who hail from the
Jefferson Park Golf club. The vet.
Gran Seattle Golf club has seven rep
resertafives. while tho Darlington
Golf club has two listed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Wonder II Bill Ciymer is saying
"f told you 30" as he watches Walt
Mails ring up his wins for the Cleve-
land club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

SEATTLE GOLF CLUB STAR
HEADS FIELD OF BEST
20 PLAYERS ON
LOCAL LINKS
BY ALEX C. ROSE

is
" something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Even II shorty Shaw can beat
Win Cover at three-cushion billiards
Cover can still go out to the ball
game.
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ming to o. II was the best game
that he has pitched 80 far for the
tribe. He showed that he had the
nerve when he struck out two men
with the bases filled In the firth In.
ming.
Manager Spoke showed him off on
Labor day against the Browns.
Jimmy Burkc's Hwattcrs CLEANED a
coupia runs off him. but the Indians
snlvaged seven.
BEATS
ATHLETICS
Ills next turn came against Con.
ME Maek'H Kids. lie also made them
look foolish and turned In a s-to-2
victory for the Redskins.
on tho third start Mails was
Fighter than u rabbit. lie BANKED
the Mats to o. That game stamp
ed him as ono OF the best south.
paw packets that has ever been
dropped into the big league mail
sack.
To win against the Washington
club he was opposing n pitcher Ia
Zachary. who was making the In.
dams wave their shiilalahs in
vain.
lilo was called upon 20 show
great heart. lot OF brains and a
shoot that had a little something
extra on its xlgxag.
HAS fiIE
nor
Such critics aH Umpire Billy
Evans. Jimmy McAieer and uuRhey
Duffy say that the Sacramento re-
cruIt has tho most stnff they've
looked over sine. the days OF Doc
White. Rube waddeii and Eddie
Plank. lie has 30 much speed tina,
tho bali burns thru the air with an
odd hop at IN. finlsh.
Hen win more games. That's =
pipe. Tho Indians only need n few
moro 10 canier homo To tho tap.
With Bagby and Convey s,ili holding
up under tn. terrific strain which
they have been under all summer
the newcomer IL tho big cheese at
the indiana banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

''pinty' Mason. Tacoma we,tsrve,rb,
broke bones In both OF his hands In hts
bout with Young Zuxu In Tacoma the
other night Mason Ia a roofing. footing
sort OF fighter who should be popular
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NF'FF'R = N"fffNUEV "
New York la. Washington ST.
Detroit l6. ST. Louis 4.
philadelphia 10. Boston q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25
SWIMMING
INSTRUCTION

And then there are the swimming
classes organized each month with
Anne Borstell and Katherine Baxter
In charge. Swimmers wishing to
Join these classes also register with
Miss Dickerson. There are swim.
ming classes every day. Daily dips,
Mt hours designated at the club. arr
open to the women wishing to swim
at 20 cents n dip"
Besides this kind of recreation.
Miss Dickerson IL planning big
season of competitive athletics.
A womcn's basketball league In to
he organized after the Christmas
holidays. II is hoped to have teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

Reports say that Bob Harpcr's title
as the handsomest boxer In Seattle is
endangered. Romeo Hagcn's back In
the village
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-25

The Ripe family win NOT root
for Brooklyn In the worlds series
II Cleveland wins the American
league pennant.