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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
SEATON AND SMITH ARE
BARRED FROM LEAGUE

players. and that, altho he doesn't
mind quitting baseball, he wants a
showdown.
In releasing Seaton and Smith,
Graham announced they are free TO
sign with any club In organized
baseball so far as the San Francisco
club In concerned. President VIM.
II. Mccarthy OF the Pacific Coast
league. later announced that they
cannot play in his circuit again.
II applaud Graham for the stand
no has taken" Mccarthy stated.
THE integrity OF my league In par
ticular and baseball in general was
at stake, and Craham's move was
the only one possible TO preserve Il.
I may have a statement TO make my
self in a few days"
Seaton says he win consult an at
torpcy today or tomorrow but no
further developments are expected
until next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Seattle Siwashes Face Tough Road Trip
WARES HAS
REAL JOB |
WITH TEAM
CRIPPLED

With four regulars on the miss
ing list, Pilot Clyde Wares and bis
gang OF Slwashes, face n tough two
weeks road trip 10 California The
local tribe leaves for the South after
Sundays game with the Portland
Beavers. They open in San Fran
cisco wednesday for a weeks stay
and then jump down TO Los Angeles
returning home 20 play the san
Lake Bees and Sacramento Solono
before going on the road again.
Billy Cunningham. regular center-
fielder. broke his trist In a collision
on the field yesterday and viii b
out OF the game for some time
Ernie schorr. the only experienced
southpaw hurier on the mound corps.
is on his way TO San Francisco to-
day where his mother Is reported 10
be dying. Harry Wolter. regular
right fielder. Is stili out from the in
jury 20 his mouth. and Jack Adams.
catcher. Is still on the hospital list
with his injured leg.
UntIi the promised reinforcements,
come. Wares will line the infieie up|
tn- hsHls why u toon'u tuat =
with Kopp in left field. Nixon in CEN
ter and Kenworthy in right Bald
win will take care OF the catching
for the time being.
The other teams in the league will
shift again next week. Portland
viii Journey 20 Los Angeles 70 play
the Seraphs. Sacramento entertains
the Vernon Tigers and Oakland vii!
journey TO Salt Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
GOLF CLUB
OPENS BIG.
LINKS YEAR
TODAY
ny AIEx q ROSE

Earilngtoh'A 1890 competitive golf
season will get under way this after.
noon when Its members compete in
a double sweepstakes medal play
competition on the beautiful and
tricsy nin..hol. course that II laid
out aieng the banks Of tho Black
liver.
The grand opening program WIN
DO continued tomorrow when
single sweepstakes competition IN
down on the card. Pull handl9ap al.
iowances viii govern both contests-
handlcapa 20 bo based on tho new
list. which il now posted In the clubs
locker room.
Ia Brown. IN. club captain. II
preparing "a schedule that viii keep
the Darlington crowd busy ihruout
the season. Team. matches will be
played with the Taeoma, Victoria.
B.llingham. Everett and Aberdeen
clubs.
The first az sths teams matches
Will be played against IN. Tacoma
Country club squad on the Tacoma
links May 10. The- tcama will
meet tn the return match on tho
Darlington course on May -.
The Everett home and home en-.
raE-snent Is set for May seso. with
Darlington away from home" on
tho ss,h. The remainder Of The team
matches are In tho making.
The presidents cup composition
Wi start on June l and the Earring.
tonsann will have 10 days In which
20 get in their qualifying round Of
- holes. on handicap. The % low.
sni scores qualify and viii play
match play with thrc..auarters dir.
ference in handicap allowed
Professional Dave Craig has the
course IN tptop shsp. and Club
STEWARD Stins II again on the Job
attending 10 the wants OF the inner
man. no with Captain Brown always
having something for the members
10 shoot for. the indications are that
tho 1880 season viii ho a big one
down Darlington way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
FARMER OUT
AFTER N. w.
TITLE AGAIN

Prank Farmer. the bald headed
Tacoma heavyweight. IN siiil up and
at 'cm. Iia has been going at a
good clip again after taking couple
OF bcstings ana In out after the
Northwest title again. The title has
practically reverted 20 his dome. -
cause Mccormick. who beat him. has
returned 70 England.
Farmer viii make His frs, star,
before Seattle fans In n long time
when he boxes Andre Anderson, n
big Californian. four rounds AT the
Arena Wednesday. Anderson fought
draw with Tiny Koch recently and
Koch Is no bum. holding Farmer
even In Portland recently.
After Farmers bout with Ander.
son he meets Koch in Tacoma in
sirround 20 when the heavyweight
title OF the section will JUS, abou,
be decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Fourteen star league teams viii be
in action Sunday on the playfisida Of
the city In the second series of
games In The Star Junio~ diamond
league.
Tn. feature mix Of the day will
be the Tailored Ready-Waiia Waila
Junior mix at the Wslla Walla
grounds at p. m. The Tailored
Ready squad won the city title last
year and have one Of the strongest
teams Tn tho circuit The Waiia
Walla aggregation has demonstrated
It's class and should Civ. the cham.
pions real battle. Wills IS expect
ed 10 be on the hill for tho cham.
pions with Thorburn hurting for the
walla waiia team.
Several teams viii be making their
first start In the circuit The Ballard
Beavers. City Cubs. South Seattle
Merchants, Rainier Heights Junior
Georgetown Merchants and the Ram.
Ter Valley Juniors will be playing
the first game OF the season.
Tho Greenwood Juniors, now
kuONU rs tnt tNuthi AfcAnuul. nave
another open date and viii not get
into action until n week from Sun.
day.
Tho Seattle Boys club have Do
cided 10 drop out OF the league They
will not be able TO get team to-
gcther. according to their manager.
This makes tho second squad that
has dropped out OF tho circuit. II
any more teams want 20 drop out
they should let the sporting editor OF
Tho Star know In plenty OF time, 30
the schedule can be rcarrnnged.
Tho Boys club was scheduled 10
play the Interplay Juniors at Mercer
field. There will he an effortsmade TO
send another team 10 play tho Jun.
Tors. II the Royal Arcanum have no
game billed for Sunday their TIT with
the Interplay club viii be moved
ahead. The manager OF the Arcanum
squad should get in touch with the
sporting editor OF The Star tonight.
II possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Waverly Golfers
Meet Local Team

G.. II. willing Russell Smith. For.
rest Watson. Jack Straight. Roscoe
Fawcett and Is other crack golfers
from the Waverly Country club OF
Portland. Ore. are the guests OF the
Seattle Golf club team today In the
second half OF the 72.hole Homeland.
home match for the Walter J. Burns
trophy.
The first half was played on the
Wsverlcy course last fall. when the
Seattle squad got beautiful s-to-to
trouncing. and needless to say. the
locals entertain little hope Of catch
ing their strong opponents on the
North End links today. The Seattle
team hold the trophy, having won It
in 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
VARSITY OVAL,
TEAM BATTLES
HERE TODAY

washington's track squad was 70
compete for the last time on the
University Of Washington oval when
tho Purple and Gold team was to
battle the Oregon track squad in a
dual meet. Tho first event was to
get under way at ESQ.
Most OF the Oregon track men are
new TO local track fans The big
interest In the meet win be the
showing Of Daley in the dashes.
Pope in the discus. FARMLAND in tho
high jump. and Douglas IN the half
mile, as these men are counted on
TO score points in the conferences
meet in California later in the
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
'FARREN WINS BY
X. 0. IN SOUTH

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.-Joe
steers. New York lightweight. was
Knocked out In the third round by
Frankie Farren hero last night, at
the Dreamland rink snow. steers
had stopped many body punches. and
"A right to the jaw finished him.
The main event was rough az
fair. Bevo Kruvosky hammcring Tim
Kelley. the fighting Irishman.
George Shade won from Steve Dial
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
VARSITY NINE
TAKES JOURNEY

Washington's chances for the
Coast baseball title will be cleared
mp within the coming week when
the Sun Dodgers stage their serisr|
with Stanford and California In &c
south. The team left today for the
Golden Bear state Two games will
be played with each team. The var.
sity is leading the conference race
Chamberlain and Rode will do most
OF the hurting for the local forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

BRENTON EASILY
DEFEATS VIERRA

SACRAMENTO. Cal, May Slim.
my Trenton, Los Angeles bantam.
weight. cut frankie viorra OF Sac.
ramento TO pieces here last, night in
tho main fourroupd event. vierra
was game. but hadn't a chance.
Cioire Bronco handed wild Cat"
Leonard beautiful lncing. Young
Papke won decision from Al Prousc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
STAR LEAGUE BOYS in ACTION
|H3H9D DOWN.
(@1 TfE 09Re15R
HT LEO Il. LASSEN

ar LEO Il. LASSEN

THERE amt such animal "set-up"l That was
i amply proved the other night when Mike ODowd,
worlds middeweght champion lost his title TO unknown
second-rater by the of Wilson, in Boston in II
old world surethng bet and every time fighter
steps in the ring he's liable to get licked champion or no
champion because the human chin resist only certain
degree of punishment and then, too Dame Fortune is
tickle old lady. ODowd wants return match, but wilson
will probably try to make coin with the title before
taking chances with ODowd again.
And has popped
calling him ounce
Of for while that Ruth
make good publicity
Arnew the San Francisco catcher who that Ruth was just ..
good he has bern advertised AEnrs with r ted soH last
season while Ruth was making his record
matches Brown Hulens during
averaged slightly better than inning Play
beyond doubt
thew champions
exhibitions at the Second pariors yesterday
sl. traek fan. win be watching work Of Pope
when the big fellow he~vc
with field today lie
broke the record with
nenye Of
practically the trip the pond and the honor
big
Clyde wares
keab Is giving is in
Win the
and Wares will home he
keeps
Do you like play DO you
for first ANNOUNCEMENTS Of swimming
Seattle sharks and wateroers The
meets will be held In june
seattes team in
Tuesday with the spokane Indians the opposition How
That's what asking
II baseball the fans viii pat
club because they like to see real baseball whether Glass "A
or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
ny LEO Il. I.ASsKN

ny LEO II. L-ASSEN
ScAlping the broadway Tigers
for tho second time this season.
she West Seattle Indians held
their place NJ the top Of the
high school baseball race. They
took the Tigers down the line as
Lincoln pizyfirid by y :-tof
count yesterday.
ID MAS = tight game from bell
% bell with costly errors by
BrosdwAy handing the game 10
the West Sidcr~- West Seattle
played brilliant game In the
field. Rob Saunders. the coiorvd
HEAVIER Of the Brcsdwsy crew.
pitched = swell Anne. holding his
opponents to trio Of ssfctics.
enc being Of the scratch variety.
None OF West s>at,ic's runs
were earned Spencer Harris. who
held down center field for the First
Hin crew. had a terrible day In the
field. his pair Of errors letting the
runs across the plate.
Broadway counted first. scoring or
- trio OF hits for one sack by Rice.
carmody and Harris in the frs,
frame
WEST sIDERs
TIE COUNT
King started off the third for Yves,
Seattle BY singing TO left. He stole
second Saunders struck out the
next two men and with two strikes
Dn the batter. Baeher. Broadway
hatcher. threw wide to second To
rcAtch King. The bah rolled between
Harris legs In center field and King
,tnotted the count
Harris was guilty OF a botbie IN
the sixth when he dropped shager's
easy ny. the West slider reaching
second Mcfvor followed with a
bingis over second. which scored tn.
winning run.
Broadway had . swell chance 10
lie the score In the eighth frame
when Rice doubled TO left. but was
thrown out trying to stretch the
hit into . triple.
Big Fraser. the weyf Seattle
catcher. cracked the apple over the
right field fence for . homer In shs
a1ghth. but failed to touch third on
Che way around and was called out
1seIvOR Is
STAR
Harvey Mcrvor. West Seattle third
baseman. played a bangup game in
The field. cracked out the hit that
busted up the party. and stole three
bases Lawrence in left field and
HAgist at short also played a nice
fielding game for the winners.
Harris. In spite Of his costly er.
sors. starred with the stick. driving
ont three singles and knocking in
BrsRdway's only counter. Rice. also
hit hard.
There wasn't much hitting during
The matinee. Saurders and Glrard
18th held the batting marks down
for the day.
The box score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
CLOTHlERS
PLAY WALLA
WALLA CLUB
Here Are Games
in Star League

City Cisfs ". shsmr~ek Athi~sie
etsA. ~ Lever Noosiisod part
gvosaAa. 81 : p. IN.
All ganier. VI. Ceismsis stieksrs.
81 Cotombta- 81 : p. M
Tsiis~e-f Ready ,s- Wsiia Waiis
ysntsrs. 81 NsIis Nafis Nc. :, 81
o. I'M.
M.sns uak~v Juriev~ W. ssush
seattle M~rrhAnts. 81 sssth sesttie.
81 : .. nl
Rainier H~<ghss Jsnis~s Va
G~swuetswu Merrhznts. 81 ss1fh
settle. ~ Z y. m
Rainisv valley Junisrv ". ballard
Is~~vers. ~ Adams field. ~ "a nn~s.
Disn.ssd Aces We. Spartan annette
efsb 81 Lever Wes-iiand park
grounds. ~ Z .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Nufum mary frnch nut~-tg scafy T. ~
yons~ 4 Base On bails--oH Gearv .. eff
Jones' .. nuns r~sppnnfeie for--C~ary ..
Jones 4 Tve-tAS~ hH--ton~a Double
pi2yv-Behns To Hartford to Wars Wis
isrx4i 70 Hius Hue unkssisist- bohre to
b2id~in TO Murphy. stoiss hss>s--Hrr-
ply. nins. EiriIa MT By pitched ball
cor Time Of rams-litA Umpire
TcmAn and Helms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Firefighfers and
Cons to Mix Today

Seattie's fircmen and COP
pcrs battle today In the an
nual diamond melee between
these city departments ut
Liberty park. The big battle
was to get under way sharply
nj $50. Mayor Caldwell,
Chief Warren and Fire Chief ,
BrinEhurst were to b the
guests Of honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

failure to touch third
dumrnary: Stolen basss-rarrnofy.
8aeher. Lawrence fsJ. Mcrvor 90, King.
Two-bass hfts-Rics. Fraser. Puns re
sponnbis for-saundsrs .. Cirsrd !.
Base on baiis-On Saunders T. Off
Gtrsrd l. Hit BY pitcher cIyor by
Ssunders- Time Of game: houra UNI
Dirs--sehsieL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
ALDERMEN AT DERBY

CHICAGO. May s.-Twenty Chi
cago aldermen were among the 1000
Chicagoans at Louisville today for
the Kentucky derby. The aldermen
had a pot Of $4,000, most OF which
was 10 be laid on "Donnacona,"
they said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

INNING
Portland Sehanrs double 10
right walked loading kcher singled scoring
sgin n ScbsIlrr
FOURTH INNING
Seattle; third
hit and score ona
q FOURTH INNING.
SatfI~ Murphy walked stole made third
hit and ~ n an by
FIFTH INNING
Portland walked with Westo7u hit TO
scoring In play
his wrist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

IN TIE MAJORS
YweSvdAy's lssvoi Pe~eil, out
fi~ldes Of the Braves. with = bril-
liant catch he rcbl,~d stengei cf .
horne run. and knsrked one himself
In the aest time up. score; Bostea
., Philadelphia ..
rerdis schupp walked five % the eiEh;
Reds that faced him In the first inning,
and the Cardinals lost, Is 70 IL
Greasy Seals vas given the gate By
Umpire Moran
Claude Williams won hts sirth straight
Sox knocked Caldwell out in the seventh.
Two singie~. two doubles. . triple
and q home run In the last three
innings gave the Pirates four runs.
but they to~t te the Cubs. 10 4.
sohnandt couldn't pick . rrcuneer up
on FIRST base In IN. iith inning. and let
In the run that enabled the Giants TO
beat tho Dodgers TO 9.
Perkins. the Athletics star catcher. had
q big DAY. he bstted in three of the
runs that beat tho Red so1. 6 to T.
Jarob~sa and Gevi,sr hit home runs
with . runner on in the sisth inning,
and the Tiger took another drubbinw
from the browns. 10 to 4.
The Senators drove Ernie sho-e off IN.
mound in the FIRST innings. and beat the
Yanis. TO 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Some men scrm 10 think that Dor
rowed money and umbrellas are In
ths same cl4za.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Roy Blue 10 capering around the
Initial sack In graf style. He
didn't show much with the stick yes-
terday. hut nabbed some wild ones
coming hts way. He made an unas-
sisted double play In the seventh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE

chicago Z. Cleveland l.
f'hiiadeiphiA D. Bcrfoe Z.
Ws<hinr;ou Z. Nsv Yorh &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

The fans are getting totally disgusted
with the umpiring of Tolman and
Holmes. Toiman was given the ra.z by
tho fans when he called what looked
like q catch on the first bounce by
Wcstorxil q fly. westersii made this de-
oision into two outs by catching Rod
Mummy. Who had ZONE TO second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Boston 2. Philadelphia O.
Chicago 6. Pittseurr 4.
New York 2. brooklyn q
Cincinnati Is. ST. Louis IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Tho fans welcomed RED Baldwin 70
tho local team. Red made good Inn
preston when he caught big kohler
mapping off first. Red caught a nifty
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

The regular monthly medal handicap
compotltion played last Saturday on the
Seattle club and the jefferson club
courses were won by Alex Dlckenson ana
Gordon iiaw. respectively ALEXIS $40
~ Just beat his club captain. Sam
Russell. Fred jackson straightened out
his hook for an ss-tt-69. but Gordon
7S-f0-6s got tho silvrrware
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Up BEACON mn way the members
OF the J~u~r~on Park GcIf club en-
GaEed In tho qualifying round cf the
club championship last Saturday and
rnnd", aud several good scores were
turned In. Leo steil with . "sa" he.
Ing the best. Jhe surprise ~ the
round was the failure Of Clark speirv
and Theron RooGsrud IA, quality.
The 10 "auaiifierx" will meet In
the first round In tho following
order; T.. steii. a.. y. West. W.
JonGe~ud. u. Anderson, II. ItJert,
9. y keIiiscn, y. Ash. u. stein, q.
uaw. y. scott, IL. Watts, y. jackson.
y. Hunch~y. l.. Hewitt, T., Robbins.
g. criswold. Tho latter player IL
titiehoider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Nsrron .....s......s.-.-.... II
bAtis1esi Kremer and Mite. rromrne
ard prformsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Two home runs featured q sensational
thinning gsrns which the Scale won
from Tire Angels. TO 7. cArsney tied
IN, score for san Francisco IN the last
half - the ninth with a fopr-baHs cisut.
and Corban delivered . cirvuit swat IN
tho isth. Twe wer. on ahead % corhsn
and according 10 the ne~ rules. the three
Nera officially, registered. Two were
de~n when corhan houied Neither aid.
scored until the ninth. Heating allowed
the Seals only three hits Up Go the 18th,
brilliant fielding also marked the long
bsttia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
BALLARD DOWNS FRANKLIN

Ballard beat Franklin at Columbia
field yesterday by a count OF to
,, chasing over the winning runs in
the eighth frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
BY ALEX g. ROSE

Miss Gena Peters successfully defended
ner TUE OF champion lady golfer Of IN.
Seattle Country club when aho ses,s,-
% Mins Mary Lea FiKken last Tuesday
IN the nnals By three UP and ono to
The men foft- at the North rnd links
are also staging their championship hut
tho winner will not be known for several
weeks
The qualifying round was played ias,
saturday and tho following is qualified
and VIII play off on scratch match play
10Y the ute. which 10 now held by
Dixie" Fisagsrs
A DickenRon. n Russell. w. MeMictsn.
". fleager, NJ McEiiwaine. q. Tild.n, M
Campbell. j. BAilinEer. w. brown. q.
burnett. g. Ki,ehln, II. Farrar. c. Huls-
iyey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
LINCOLN WALIOPs orAys

Lincoln kept pace with West Seat.
tie by defeating Queen Anne 0 70 1
81 Mercer field. Lincoln found zoIIa
Tor ~ safe bingieA
score n N. y.
IApcoin ..........--.-....... ~ 6
kDf~h anne ..-........s..... 8
Pickering and Kunx; zoiia
and NakagawA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Portland loaded the sacks In the eighth
with no outs. but double piay-Hart-
ford 90 BALDWIN to Nurphy--put the
slwashea out OF danger OF more Portland
counters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

The heavy sfio~ry vas IN action 90
the salt Lake battle erounda. The Bees
fappei on, - hitN three 81 EN- hofners
The Senators connected for 10 binEiss.
bot their sin runr wsne four less than
the salt Late total
riiinr % hits on Krensr In IN. FIRST
ard THIRD vernon beat Oakland. 5 20 !
Groinme vas q pu1zis to the visiiefr.
Who ouiY nicksd him four tim,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Tough luck hit the slwashes yesterday
when BILLY Cunningham was chasing a
short fly and fell and broke his whist
Tho accident happened In the firth in.
ming. and Bob Nixon replaced the ocnter.
fielder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LEseur
AT VANCOUVER
AMERICAN IEAcuE

Yakima ~. SPOKANE :
Tacoma .. Victoria :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

IN
asking
a
whether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
.EslnzEe3
.EfE8'

Ernie schovr received . telegram
from home In San Francisco during
the game yesterday that his mother
was dying. He left last night and
docs not know when he will be able
90 join the team again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Ja~cb~sn and Geviser hit home runs
with . runner on in tho sisth inning,
and the Tigev~ took another drubblng
from the browns. 10 to q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

At BAN FRANCISCO n II r.
Los AnErl<s .......... o
San ffanctsco ...sss.s.ss...
Batteries! Heating and f3aSsls. Scott
and AEnsw. sixteen inninKs.
At SALT t.AKK cry n IT. y
Sacramento ............ - I
salt LAKE ...ssssss.-. ..lQ ID
Batteries Ftusry. Kuntz and Cady
bromley. Thurrton and Jenkins
At los ASuELEs-- n ~ E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Do trnnis? like u swim? Well
for first Of swimming
for Seattle net sharks and waerloye Tho
meets held In June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

The Senators drove Ernie sho-e off the
mound in the FIRST innings. and beat the
Yanks. TO 8,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

rerkin. the Athietios' star catcher. had
big day. he bsited in three of the
runs that beat tho Red sor. 6 TO T.