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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-12
Missing Boy Cause
Of City-Wide Hunt

500 and AIu E s. Virnue parents
ni 0ouD lrcd eIN I.ut. wei, ousod
much uhettluCss and most nnAlous
mirht Iuwdlf hN ne absence off tmr
hi't follow Upon mHuo OF Gouc 90
"Nun Bonn. nom .eHooI search wa.
lrnHu. Hnd tnn cIty WlH hunted from
Dfd in 0ud. without atall Tho mother
.na father Wlfh ih. nd of numerous
niOudH uud GOO officers aDnrrhOd nnI
prOhti uto Cyrr imaginable place nnd
Wnio inquiry hu nu Truce uf tho nt.
uD follow Wus nud until about O'Clock
yesterday moiunr WHOM ho wac found
comfortably u0Urins ou ID cushion .p,t
iu 3D. unasOneor on1ch Boo the railroad
SANDS
Nrnn hHd decided to rlHIr hm eund
mothor u San Antonio and. proforrinr
Vanished ni to fid, door ran
u.H bod .uvlcd boz
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

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damage oi ihis static aud ul thc
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This Is The time for stern mqm
ry prompt action This menace to
public safety grows steadily 81
wc rest supino aud wait lor lhe
breaking of the storm of laWlcss-
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ny Caller classlfIca AS ior Resul'a
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Fhe Associated press 10 exclusively en-
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eHwa err iitcd fa " or not othcrNiss crud-
NED IN this paper and also the local uovs
published therein
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
Kid Mccoy Has
to Fight for
His Cash Noru

LOS ANGELES. Aug. Nor.
man Selby. more widely known as
kid" Mccoy. former prize fight.
CT. and far famed as an adventur.
er in matrimony. experienced
some OF the irony OF fate Tues.
day.
No longer possessed OF the wife
who was eighth on the list. he
found, nevertheless. that he must
still battle fiercely, in legal
sense. II he Is to escape having TO
pay "A robust bill against her
which she contracted before a d.
vorce was granted.
Two hundred dollars OF his sal.
airy was tied up by an attachment
proceeding started by a store
which claims to have due II the
sum OF t506,i5 from Dagmar
Dahlgren. who was the eighth
Mrs. Selby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
Finals in
Star Meet
at Lakes
Crystal Pool Will Not Be
Scene Of Star Swim
Finals, as Last Year

Both the prcliminaries ana the
finals OF The Star city swimming
meet will be staged at the Green
Lake AID Lake Washington bathing
beaches.
The finals win not be staged at
the Crystal Pool as last year. but
at either Green Lake. Mount Baker
or Madrona bathing beach.
Todaya edition OF The Star car.
rics the fret entry blanks for the
big meet. The entry list closes at
9 .. m. August -.
Take a look az tn, blank and n
you're any kind of a swimmer or
diver. I'll out the blank az per d.
rections aud either bring IL or mail
I, 10 the sporting editor OF The
Star.
There's going 10 be a lot Of com.
petition In the events. but instead
Of that being a draw back for en-.
tefinE IL should be an Incentive.
Those who expect To enter should
en- out their blanks as soon az pos
sible. instead of waiting until the
last minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
FINALE
SUNDAY

In next Sundays games the
grounds viii be named Tuesday.
The Three Brothers team viii meet
tn. Georgetown Cubs and the Eek
arts and Highland Park will clash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
ALLEN WINS
FINALS in
B. c. MEET

VICTORIA. Aug. Playing su-
perb tennis. Marshall Alien. Of Seat.
tie. defeated Carl Gardner. OF san
Francisco. in the finals OF the Brit.
inh Columbia tennis championships
here Saturday. Alien took three
straight sets by the score OF 90. 50.
SO.
The winners of the finals In the
different events are an follows
Mems singiee--AIien. Seattle. de-
fcated Gardner. san Francisco. Ga.
go. Sc.
Iadies' slngi-~-Miss r<eming.
Victoria defeated Miss Lawson. Vic.
toria- ss. 81. 81.
Mems doubie.--C:ardn~r ard Stick
nry, san Francisco. defeated Scott
and Frye. Tacoma. ss. 81. So.
Ladies' doables-Aias Ieefning
and Mrs. stickney defeated Miss
Lawson and Miss IdienH. 81. rs. "a.
Mems consolation prsze-Mcpon.
nell. Vancouver. defeated Hutch
nutehtsnn. Vancouver. 60. 81.
Ladies' consolation rrire-Miss
Tatlow. Vancouver. defeated Mina
Thorpe. SO. ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
PLAYERS SHOULD
NOT BIZ SOLD

While Patterson and See may
come thru for Seattle in fine fash.
Ion and the sale OF BIN Cunningham
to tho New York Giants may be
forgotten within the space OF few
weeks. we stlll contend that Coast
league ball players should not be
sold for immediate delivery TO big
hague teams in mid.sesson. IL
breaks up the combination OF a
team Blfs departure broke up the
hitting combination OF the slwSlshes
and they had two miserable weeks
on the road They're just swapping
into II again. That slump knocked
them from second place to fifth and
they face a hard climb back to the
top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
WILLIE HAS
TERRIBLE TEMPER

Denny Willie, the Oakland outfieid.
CT. has one OF the poorest disposi
tons for a ball player that we have
ever seen He has bursts OF tern.
per that would discredlt a 1o.year.
old school boy. In the second game
yesterday Umpire McGrew called
him out on strikes and Willie cussed
In alley lingo and got bounced from
the game When the Oaks were
here before Vile lost his temper
and heaved the ball against the
fence. after making a catch, think.
ing that there were three out when
only two were away. The Seattle
team had staged rnerry.go. round
inning and Willie just couldn't re-
strain himself He has a lot Of
ability, but his lack OF personal con
troll mars his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
GOOD BOUT
HEADLINES
CARD HERE

Jimmy Storey. the hard hitting
Seattle weltcrwcight. and Joe simon
lch, the tough Butte fighter. head.
line Clay Hite's smoker 20 be staged
tomorrow night at the Pavilion. The
pair are working out daily at the
Pavilion gymnasium.
Tornorrow's main even will be the
first OF a series of weiterweight
elimination bouts TO decide the Pa
cific Coast championship in that
division.
The winner OF tomorrow's 20 viii
be matched TO meet either Dave
Shade or Travie Davis In the main
event of the following Tuesdays
smoker.
Hlte expects 70 announce the sup
porting card some time today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
Is
Playing
Fine Game
Seattle Tennis Ace Clean
ing Up in Northwest
Competition

MARSHAL ALLEN. Seatties
lSl young tennis ace. Is playing the
best game he has ever shown In his
work on Northwest courts night
now.
There has been big Improvement
IN his style Of play. as he has profit
ed by the coaching OF William
Tllden. worlds champion. who tutor.
ed him when Alien went East last
summer.
This spring Allen changed bis
game completely. playing a more
conservative game. using more fiat
strokes. Ills rame fell off con
slderably this spring. due 10 the
change. but he has finally bit his
stride and he Is now playing in top
form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

ferScn In action for the first time
sunday in the double bill against
the oaks. and he put up spark
ling exhibition In the field. And ne
ai<c kicked thru with hits in both
games that brought over runs.
tho pleasing feature about bis
york in the field was his ability TO
ret over ground. lie cut down hits
that TEX wisterzli. reliable as he Is.
couldn't have caught with a fish
net.
Patterson Yielded wen Sunday. got
after the balls hit his way in fine
faxhson and showed a good throwing
arm. lie has lot OF natural anii
nv. II Sundays games are any cri'
tcrion. He needs experience ana
hen gsa plenty OF work II he con.
tinues 70 show the same brand OF
bah that he did sunday.
The fans who lamped the speedy
work OF Patterson at the hot corner
sunday undoubtedly appreciated the
Adherence in ground covering De-
tween Patterson and Wlstcrri-
Wisterxil Is a steady fielder. there
axnt n steadler man In the league
on balls hit right at him. but trying
10 say that he covers ground Is Ike
telling OF a trip to Mars.
Nobody ever accused Tex Wistcr
n Of being "old and decrcpit." as
insinuated by one OF our sarcastic
contemporaries who would try 70
make a Coast league star out OF
most anybody II they belonged 10
the Seattle club.
Wistrrxii still has lot OF GOOD
nnreban left In his system. but IN
- Patterson cracks badly he'll
have q hard time getting back on
that third sack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
JAWN SAYS
HE DIDN'T
SEEK BUCK

CINCINNATI. Aug. John j..
McCraw. manager Of the Giants. I'm.
phaiicaily denied here saturday that
he had made Buck Weaver. former
third haasmau Of the white sox. nm
offer 10 play with tho Giants.
Il met Weaver with some others
OF the accused player In the court
room at Chicago. where went In
search OF President Hsydier. OF tho
National league. Weaver spoke 70
me. said he hoped the Giants would
win the pennant and then asked "
I didn't need a good third basofnan.
McGraw said.
II made no offer 20 him. II he
plays ball again. II In entirely up to
Judge lands. I have nothing to do
or say about t."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

seattle snapped out Of IT'S slump
during the past week. winning five
cut OF seven games from the Oak
IAnd sluxgers. breaking even in the
1ast two games yesterday. and win
ming Saturday The visitors took
the FIRST game by TO count
ana the locals came back In the
finale and copied by the same
score. The first game was n poorly
played tussle with tho visitors hit
ting the ball hard Both Buzz Ar
lett and Harry Gardner were hit
hard
In tho second game the Indians
jumped on Lefty" Aiten for n flock
* doubles In the first inning and
before the smoke had cleared away
The tribe had scored six times Ray
Francis moved the Oaks down In
nice fashion and the result was
never In doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

The Peers brothers. Of Vancouver. win
ss tho strongest Canadisa -stry in the
Tacoma session. ~. wertvood and
Lorna Fraser eomptsis the "A G. enfr3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
FRANCIS SHOWING
GREAT PROMISE

With hts world OF natural stuff.
Francis should develop into real
star. Ray 10 getting plenty OF reg.
ular work and that's what pitcher
needs to come to the front. Ray II
hard worker and he In showing
a lot of real stuff. He's looking
better every game. And for a south
paw Ray has real control just
give him time and he should deliver
the goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
Aerial Bunkers
Are Too Much
for These Golfers

DR.. T. f. Kekson OF New
Britain. while playing golf near
New Hartford. Conn., recently
was unable TO find n ball after
hard drive. and later another ball
disappeared as strangely as the
first The doctor and his friends
then engaged in concerted
search with the result. according
TO the doctor. that the two balls
lost in aerial voyage were found
imbedded In holes in trees. The
doctor concluded after an ex.
animation that the holes had
been made by woodpeckers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

summary. bfoi~n bsrss--tofdcn y.
Morrison. ~ Johakon !. spstik :. Collins
!. " Johnson I. Ccrdano !. Two bas~ hits
--epafie Roche Thr~s-tasc htts--Hobbn.
rasse Hsrn. runs BIRD. csilina Double
piay--1yordsn 30 BIRD to Fiss~. Innings
pisehed--t'ottins si-s. E- Johnsou "a.
Run~-~off Collins 4. off n. 1ohnaon q.
ifits-pr Collins a. off ". johnson 10.
Runs responsible for--H. Johnson 4. Coli
Tins g. " johnson g. Struck oat--By n
johnson 20. by Collins .. by X johnson
l. Hsss on haiis--on n. johnson Z. eff
Collins 2 Halk-~p. Johnson. Coillnx
umpire--fslii Mckinley. Time Of game
I hour ~ nalnusea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01


Tad Jones has . fve-year contract
to coach Yale football teams.
Gee. but Boidrs Bread Is good.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
SAN FRANCISCO
TAKES A PAIR

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l.-san
Francisco elevated themselves
higher in the league standing here
yesterday by taking two Tits from
the Salt Lake Bees by 20 and s-s
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
KILBANE WILL
BATTLE FRUSH

CLEVELAND. Aug. Johnny
Kiibane. feathcrweight champion OF
the world. has signed articles to meet
Danny F'rush. OF Baltimore. in IL
round decision fight here September
10. for the featherwcight champion.
ship. Both fighters win weigh In at
1875 pounds the day OF the fight.
which viii be held In Dunn field. the
home OF the Cleveland baseball club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
STARRED IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Allen ciimaxed his seasons work
during the last two weeks with
brilliant victories In Vancouver and
Victoria in the three big tournaments
held there He won the singles
honors in the British Columbia
Mainland meet. the Pacific Interna.
tionai tourney and the British Co
iumbia tourney. And he turned the
trick with the loss OF but two sets,
losing a set 10 Irving weinstein in
Vancouver and one 20 Wallace Scott
In the international at Victoria
Aliens game has improved in that
he makes less errors and he has
learned TO cover up his shots bet.
ter. His placing has also improved
and he Is playing with his head
up" all the time.
Young Allen plays IN Tacoma this
week in the Northwest meet that
opens there today and then Will take
part in the Washington state cham.
pionships which viii be played here
a; the Frriock courts next week.
PAIR WILL
GO EAST
After these two tournaments Al
len VIII so East again with Bill
Taylor. This pair won the Inter.
national doubles at Victoria and
earned the right OF tho trip to Bos
ton.
Both Alien and Taylor win enter
the national singles championships
which viii be held in Philadelphia
In September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
BILL STUNiPF
STILL HITTING

Bill stumpf is sim hitting the bah
right on the nose. lie cracked out
hits galore In Sundays double bill
Whatever faults Ban may have as
fielder he is making up for at the
plate these days And Bills fielding
Is improving. too. With speedy
man like Patterson 20 work with.
Bill should get BY with that short
stop job for while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

the Seattle men sntry is large MAJ.
shall AtIen. who has been pisytnx bril-.
liant tsanis IN canAds uiit Taylor Ar
mAad Martoa, Dick Wander Las. bruce
nsshsth and Richard Hsrr are the ones
expected TO tAks part at Tacoma
wsnses Scott snd Guy rfys are the
tso beat Tacoma hets entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
The Statistics


-
sbasted Tor GArane~ in rga,A
Score b. innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
GREY LAG is
TURF WINNER

WINDSOR, ont. Aug. 1.--Grcy
Lag. carrying the colors OF the Ran.
cocas stable. won the $50 900 lntcrna.
tional handicap at Dcvonshire park
here. Jockey Sande had the leg up
on the winner. Black Servant, pilot
ed by Lyke, was second, and By
gone Days. with Mooney in the sad
die, was third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
LOOK OUT FOR
LOS ANGELES

The Los Angeles club OF veterans
IL going great guns right now and
they're In second place. The Angels
may not be very fast, but they have
a world Of hitting strength and
they're smart ball players And
then. too. they're getting good pitch.
ing. which Is one OF the biggest
reasons they're up in second place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
COOPER Is REAL
STAR WITH OAKS

IL Claude Cooper. the Charley
Paddock OF the Acorns. had Pinelli's
aggrcxsivcness there wouldn't be
anybody keeping him out OF big
league job. Cooper II good field
cr. dandy hitter and real biz
league sprinter. But he lacks az
grcssivcncss and that's one reason
why he isn't In the big time today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
UNIVERSITY DAY
AT BALL GROUNDS

"Wednesday. August 4. will be the
University Community DAY at tho
Coast League bali park. The Seat.
tie team opens the series with Sac.
ramsnto at the park on that date.
A big parade from tho University
viii precedc the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
SEATTLE IN TACOMA
TODAY

The Indians will play an exhibl.
ton game with the Tacoma Inter.
national league outfit In Tacoma TO.
day. The Tigers are playing pretty
good ball, heading the league In the
second half OF the season standing.
Charley Mullen. former Seattle pilot.
is leading the Tacoma team at
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

The Eckart team. heavy favoriten
20 win. will meet the Highland park
nine Ia their third and final game
OF tbs series next Sunday. The
grounds have not been named yet
In the other game OF the day the
Three Brothers nosed out the High
land park team In a Wild game BY
10 10 . tally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
KNIGHT Is GOING

Jack knight. the veteran Oakland
anfieider. continues 10 play wonder.
full baseball for Oakland He hit
the ball vicioussy Sunday and played
Z demon game around second base.
His home run in the first game.
that sailed over Brick" Eldred's
head In center field. was one Of the
longest hits we've ever seen on the
Seattle field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
SACRAMENTO HERE
WEDNESDAY,

Seattle faces another big series
here this week with the Sacramento
Solons furnishing the opposition.
The Yippers have been having a
tough time in Los Angeles and
they're just a jump or so ahead Of
Seattle. II the Indians can clean
up this week they'll be back In the
race for fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

playing fine game for Oakland
ana his work at the plate and IN
the field Is all that could be ex'
pected OF a Coast league performer
He Is being sought by the Brooklyn
Dodgers and II he continues TO
show the same class that he Is now
he has mighty fine chance OF go
ing up again at tho end OF this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
BODIE FIGURES
IN BIG TRADE

NEW YORK. Aug. Manager
Higgins Of the Yankees announced
here Saturday that he had traded
outfictd-r Ping BodIe 20 the Boston
Red Sox for outfielder Tim Hen
dryx. Pitcher Tom Sheehan IL sen,
TO ST. Paul for outflcicer Elmer
Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
JOHNSTON BEATS
n. N. WILLIAMS

BOHTON, Aug. f.--WiliIarn NJ.
Johnston of San Francisco defeated
X. Norris William Ill. OF Boston In
tho challenge round OF tho Long
wood tournament here Saturday In
-four set< The score was Ga. CO.
SO. Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
MCCORMICK TO
BOX BECKETT

Boy Mccormick. the red.headcd
light. heavyweight who fought con.
sidcrabiy on the Coast last year. Is
booked to fight Joe Beckett. no Of
the goofy chin. in London in the near
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
STATE MEET TO
AMERICAN LAKE

!. a. Garrison. promoter Of the
Garrison Swimming club OF Ameri.
can Lake. has applied to Earl A.
Fry. state A. A. U. representative. to
stage the Washington state outdoor
swimming meet August IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

Testers I. Kirby I. Morse 1. Two-base
hits-Lowry. Manning. Three base hits
Ahner. Erwin. Double piay--kirkey to
Willis TO frRnkhoussr. Runs responsible
for Poynter I. Hardin 9. Struck out
ny Poypter Z. by Hardin o. Bases on
baiis--on Poynter z. Off Hardin 4 Wild
pitch Hardin. Poynter ?. umplre--Blil
Mckinley. Time OF Eame--i:So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
GOLFERS PLAY
is EXTRA HOLES

A worlds golf record for cup play
is believed to have been made II
Chicago recently. when c. Bateman
and William Murray. finalists for
the directors cup OF the Green Val
ley Golf club. battlcd thru l6 extlt
holes. They were To have gone Il
holes at match play. but the 1st4
green found them tied. They haIve1
the next Is holes and Bateman stunt
long putt for win from the 34th
green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

nnmnary' Struck eata--fBy Franel. q
~ Aiten y BY Winn T. bases ~ MI.
VI srsne,s = OF Aifsn :. of wInn
nonbis piays-stumnf 70 k.nx,rsh. =.
nAtes. Write to Knight; Knfrs, ~
Suiste Sacrifice hit So So fn.tz~.
pfehed-py Aitsn =. runs !. Ma =,
pa -. charge defeat to Ai,sn par,
respgnsbIe for-Frsneis 2. Ait.n yyga.
.. Time 81 Ezms-f.ts uns,,,.. ~" ~
Gres and Casey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
LOS ANGELES GIRL
WINS N. Y. TITLE

NEW YORK. Aug. MARY
Browne Of Los Angeles won tho
New York state womcn's tennis
championships here Saturday by dc.
fea,ing Marie Wagner. former title
holder in two straight sets by the
score OF 50. s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01

~ $780,. ctfHes eNta~iiY gsrfner 4
sstent ! hases on bails-.off aFt.f, a
rsnsAr rita i'insiii. gut.t1' ua.,,e~
49, , Pass hits ~ssumps Guisss nsn~
IN Natxhi b~ubie piAYs w9,i,. ~
$3.50 flnriA e. kafsht 20 aaist. !
E.n hl'as 10 Fineiii. Ntamrs 20
,,,."fshy 70 Murphy aacrtste. et,
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You'll go a long ways before
you'll find a bah player that plays
As hard as Babe" Pinelii. the Oak
land third sacker. He's in the game
every minute and plays with every
ounce Of energy that's In him. He's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
PAIR WILL.
GO EAST
BEAVERS SPRING
A BIG SURPRISE

PORTLAND. Aug. 1.-Two thous-
and five hundred fans here ycster-
day received the surprise OF their
lives when the lowly Portland Bcav-
crs. playing like first division
team. wallopcd the Vernon Tigers
twice during the same afternoon.
The scores were 81. lo-3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-01
WILL
MEET MURPHY

battling Ortega and Frankie Muir
ply viii fight 10 rounds In Portland
Wednesday night. Murphy. who
halls from Denver. will be giving
away lot OF weight.