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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
Swimmers
Slow With
E ntries
Star Water Meet May Be
Cancelled Unless Entries
Speed Up Ere Saturday

TT SEEMS that the hundreds Of
i good swimmers and divers In Sc
attic are not deslroua OF entering
competition. judging from the slow.
ness that the entries for The Star
city swimming meet are coming in.
Tho entry list II 10 cloac Satur,
day at 6 y. m. and IL the entries
don't speed up. there Is a possibility
that tho NEE, win be called off /.
Dad Henry. who Is directing the
meet. In giving all OF his time in
answering queries and coaching
swimmers and divers 10 compete In
Tn. Star meet. and Is personally
urging every iiksiy-iookinE swinvuer
and diver that 10 happens 10 SEQ 10
send In an entry blank.
The entry blanks appear daily on
the sport page Of The star.
so far, the challenge hurled at
the West Seattle swimmers by the
Lake Washington and Green Lake
swimmers remains unanswered. All
Seattle swimming fans arc watch
ing for any action TO be taken by
the West Siders. 20 see n there Is
any good swimmers or divers from
the Puget sound beaches.
IL Tho star meet is not held many
local swimmers viii lose there only
chance TO compete In regular a.
A. z. meet this year. II In sincerely
hoped by The star and tho large
number OF supporters and followers
OF the swimming game that the lack
OF entries Will not force the calling
off OF the meet.
No entry fee II charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
Joe Lynch Drdgs
DolDn But $344.83s
Der Second ,in Go

Jack Dempsey may have frac.
turcd all high powered. money
earning records for time elapscd
in knocking out Georges carp-n'
tier. but IL reports regarding what
Joe Lynch received for boxing
Sammy sandow last June are cor.
rect. the West Side bantam takes
the belt.
Dempsey. on the basis OF $500.
600 for his bit. earned something
like SITES per second against
Carpenter.
Lynch, who fought Sandow at
tho Boxing Drome in the Bronx
earlier In the year. was rcportea
10 have taken down $4,000 for
his end. As Sandow lasted just
SIS seconds with Lynch. the bant
am boxer was paid sis1.st per
second for his effort. OF this
IS seconds sandow spent 20 TAX
ing counts. so Lynch really was
at work only 20 seconds at the
rate Of t3fisa per second. All
Of which Is going some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

years ago.
Seattle won the tiff by 20 4
count. but the story OF the game
will come later.
Back TO Patterson's heaving.
Charley Pick and Pete Compton
opened the sixth with singles for
Sacramento. Sheehan tore a hard
hit ball down TO Patterson. who
made n nifty catch. raced over TO
third forcing Pick and then he
pivoted and winged Sheehan out at
first with a rifle peg to Rod Muir.
ply. Ryan followed with a hit and
Compton came over. but Psttcrson's
play certainly saved a lot Of trou-
bic.
Patterson made two great throws
on Merlin Kopp. wingiug him out
by a step on one chance and kopp
beating throw from behind third
base by a step on the other.
Patterson hasn't been looking any
too good at the plate. but he should
start 10 deliver as he Is taking his
cut at the pin with the other
boys hitting the agate for keeps
Patterson won't have 10 hit 800 to
get by with the Indians II he can
maintain his splendid work In the
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
Simonich
and Shade
to Battle
Crack Wclters Head Local
Mitt Card at Pavilion
Tonight; Much at Stake

WrTH a chance 90 meet Trayis
w Davis for the Coast welter
weight championship nt stake. Dave
shade. the California glove star. and
Joe Simonich. the rugged Butte hat
tier. meet In one of the most i'm
portant main events staged In So
attic In a long time at the Pavilion
tonight.
After a long list OF poor main
events. tonights scrap looks like a
regular bout. an both boys have
fought around the Northwest Ions
enough 40 they don't need any
further introduction to local miti
fans. =
This viii BE- the second meeting
between this pair. Shade winning a
close decision over the ioround route
in Butte on July I.
The rest OF the bouts on tonights
card follows;
Ted snyder Va. Johnny Hogan.
light heavyweiEhts.
owen Roberts vs.. Mickey Harmon.
liEhtw~ightn.
Truman Davis w. Jimmy Smith.
middleweights.
Tommy Bradley w. Young sun.
man. iightweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
FIGHT WINS
FOR INDIANS

Fight and tho old kick wun
for the tribe yesterday. Seattle
was l@sding 3 70 In the eighth
when Sacramento started . rally
and chased over two runs on Al
Dsnarcc- II looked bad for the
locals rs big Bill Trough was
pitching Grand ball for tho
Soions. Prough was touched up
for three runs In the first sesp
sion and then held the homo
talent 70 single blow until tho
eighth With one away in the
eighth Middleton beat out a
prvtty hunt. Murphy stepped
into one Of Prough's fast ones
and tore II for three bases. IL
was . beautiful hit 10 right
center and IL left . path Of smoke
behind II. The outfseiders back
I'd up for kenworthy and the
Duke dropped a Texas Lacquer
over third. Murphy scoring the
winning run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
NAOMI WINS
LAKE REGATTA

The sail boat Naomi" won the
Queen city Yacht clubs Commodore
Cup race. held on Lake Washington
Monday. Tn. race was four and
one.hsif miles. over a triangular
course. from Hunts Point 20 Medina
20 Madison park and back TO Hunts
Point
-The "rctrei.- spray and TWO
step" finished merit In order. The
cup was put up by Commodore u.
3. Olsen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

made public by him.
The reason for this is the -,
trade between the Philadelphia ~
tionals and the New York glauts I
which Irish" Meusel. the ca
Quaker ny catcher. was traded 4
the Giants for some nledicore tsInr1
The Phiiiy scribe is all het W
over the deal and here's what n
has 10 say about II: Fl
The swapping" OF Emf Mem
one OF the greatest hitters il ~
ball. 10 New York for two unt,lu1|
rockies caused waves or indiepat,u.
among set OF fans already hsyin,
nationwide reputation for beisi|
glu'ions for punishment
II the Phils really traded Mar,
for Curtis Walker, an cutfe1s,
and Walter Henline. a catcher. q,
up. then the club owneru -
guardians. for the next move NJ
be to trade the franchise for Z =,
knife.
However, nobody here beiIevu /
was straight trade and fans eu1-)
thsts II required from Szseeo y
$4,000 OF stoneham bank not~ ~
swing the smelly deal. Curtis VA,
er rs a young outfielder who -
yet 10 make good.
Henline is a farmed out a. =
the Giants. What need have 4.
Pills of Henline when they alruS
have four catchers in BruKsy. ~
Wheat. Peters and Lee, az ~
men than Hcnline,
Naturally there is Just q -
indignation elsewhere. For inonrn
both the Boston and Pith1ru
teams are pennant contendefy ~
their supporters don't reliah ~
long standing Philly First Ald ~.
ment for Relief Of the Chn1s
Tight Pennant Races.
We gave the Giants Davta -
croft last year and this season ~
already passed then 0ufnel6m
Meusei and Stensel Gecuod Be-
man Rawlings and Pikehss chusU.
We have received nm - Giants
in this time Pitcher vn1efa Ont.
fielder Leo King an6 InlIel6ers
Rapp. Monroe and RieAhouEx Ok
this number only RApp sfan1s eut
He alone has proved Of 500 -
crete value to the team beauae :
his hitting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
BUD RIDLEY
BEATS GORDON

Bud Ridley. Seattle fcatherweight,
won referees decision over Sammy
Gordon, OF Portland. In a four round
bout In Bremerton last night. Rid.
ley's right hand was injured and he
beat the Rose city boy by good use
OF his left hand.
Joe Fisher. the fleets crack feath.
erwelght. won. a doubtful decision
over Joe HsrraAan, OF Seattle. in the
semi.windup. A draw wouldn't have
hurt either boxer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Play started yesterday In the
Washington state tennis meet, with
mems singles matches holding the
center OF the stage. Favorites came
thru without exception.
YESTERDAYS
RESULT
Mon. sissi~--J, Proctor beat e. uura
60. 80. ~ WHITE beat Hybersnn, go
80. Msinsiein beat Hskei. 80, -: ~ G.
ifamiin beat W Collins "a. "a. -; g
TurHsr beat y. WHITE. "a. 80. Tuppe'
kaibaeh. 60. Ia. -: Ross beat John
son, as 81. W fnsrahan beat J. Col.
iins. 60. go ~. Hssketh beat q. Laixure
"a. al. rs! 9 dardnsr beat ksichnsr
-. ~. W. Taylor beat BOB Reynolds
"a. a.. .. iAssrstrom beat G. " Nell
son. "a. 60. g siieknsy beat Randall
-. 80. A. c. coffn heat walker
J.siss sl.s,~.-c. uura boa, Ken Ne.
phsrron. Is. -. %. Lewis beat Hagis,
"a. s.s; W. Collins beat WIN waisn
81. "a W. Lahsiis beat =. I.yins
"a. "a. y. Collins beat u. Lsnsiie
ne,. ssss,e.-J. wiley ssa, n I>vfns
&c. a.. o. I.aneiie beat n. G rartiett
a.. "a " L. Haxis, beat \ whitst
e.. s.s. W. Kendall beat W. wzitr, 90
a.. . levine beat ~ Morrison. 80. 80
roDAy's
~CufDtIE
o'etoes--rsiph Ice W = xerrfa
10 o'clock - Sarfnsa whiitsi Va james
uuys "a o VIKING. ~ Ryan Va "
walker. N Marion " q, siihurn A
Marion "a J. Cunningham. u. Ls.is va
W Collins.
II o'sIess-va-dsr Ia. va winner o,
Toe va Norris. Norris ana ksiehnsr vs.
Pal =
v. Miss ~. Peterson u. f~mps~y Va
myra Ismhuth. inss fnirrhiid '. tAbtis
Kerr Miss uugd Va. Mrs. Mcdonald
nuyriii srd Tofnsf 70 Hoss ana Marion
o'eiecA--E, c. Hanlin Va = Turner.
a Aswsod va Ne wsst-eod, nfues
u~sssh w. win fnsrahsm. Libeis Ferris
Va stella rordinx. Margaret i~~s Va
Nafy ntshep
a'eises- ~. viii.r.s Va X Ksisa
Rita Meyer 70 irrns frAnier. y. lie "
wiisurn ~ james eeyIiy. Mis. frare'
ard uard va Miss AeDenaid and fHxrA'
s.e,ses-a nss Va A. Marion,
Mar,en wN~asan W irene stevens ".
Nosrtsss W. a. cas~sis. Mr.. Robinson
.ns w.ss-eed va Mlss nshoock and
partner. Miss nishep AID white -. Miss
e.ciscs--irsins wanrsn ~ Byron
scott { elardnsr Ns ~ &. Coffin Leftisr
Va w. white. 4. Ross "a ford, Mr.
ftnuruae W Emiiy usheoekg Miss pctnp.
soy sna BurriIi Va Mrs Bgakden ana
! . sises-H nsnska Va cunHinsh am.
W. Bur~tii Va Jsss Vysn. Gilman and
ayvsrssn ~ Cardiac and stieh nsy.
Iatauss ard xsttisr Va Hamiia Agd Me-
Mifian. walker and Reynolds es. ksiso
ard scott. f.oe and Nelson W. Grimes
Ana lee. wsinstsIn ana fnxraham Va
" rroasid and Coffa.
$50 o'eIock--Tuppsr W Charles stick
nsT Fefei and Ntnine Va Niiiegas and
weni~sud Miss Ferris and Estflsr vs.
Mis-. Hurd and Hurd. Mrs Bourdus and
wesnssslT va Miss Fotainx and Wander
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
WHERE THE SCORING
RULES ARE WRONG

When player makes a perfect
throw and hits a base runner with
the bah he is charged with an error
II the runner advances on the play.
This Is not fair TO the fielder. Take
the case Of Rowdy Elliott yesterday.
kenworthy stole second and Elliott
made perfect throw. but the ball
hit the Duke as he was sliding into
second, the apple going into the out.
field and Kennie advancing to third
on the play. No scoring should be
made on a play like this. the same as
no scoring Is done when a runner
steals bag and no play is made for
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
KEUHN SHOWS
HE'S SPORT

Happy" Keuhn. worlds cham
plon fancy diver. showed that he
was a good sport. by Withdrawing
from the Oregon State champion.
ship meet at Portland recently, 30
as TO give younger divers a better
chancs 70 win honors. The fans.
however. wouldn't stand for II. and
keuhn dived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
LYLE BICBEE
JOINS PITTS

: Lyle Bigbec. who used 20 pitch for
Seattle. Is now with the PlttburE
Nationals. He was shipped 10 New
ark in the International league this
spring by the Phlily Athletics, from
whence the Pirates obtained him. His
brother. Carson Bigbcc. one OF the
star outfielderS OF the National
league. is e member OF the same
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
p. N. T. A. ADOPTS JUNIOR
RESIDENCE RULE-LEDCER

II an outsider wins the 1929 North.
west Junior boys sectional tennis
championship. he viii not be paid
his expenses 10 the national meet al,
Boston. according TO story carried
by the sunday issue Of the Tacoma
Ledger.
The Ledger stated that at recent
meeting OF the Pacific Northwest
Tennis association this ruling was
made. II also stated that II is up to
each club whether or not Il would al.
low any but bona fide residents to
play. but II an outsider won the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
CRACK DIVE.

Charley Dominy, young entry In
The star swimming meet. is con.
sIdered one Of the city's best divers
for his age. Charley. who is under
II years OF age. makes a pretty
swan dive from the s5-foot platform
at Luna park,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
DESIAREE WAS
HIT HARD

Al Demaree was lucky to get by
with the Sclons yesterday as the Wis
itors were certainly cracking his Of.
ferinss TO all corners Of the lot. They
totaled Is hits off OF AIS delivery.
but good defensive work. coupled
with some sloppy base running by
the visitors held their run total
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
RING GAME BAD
in ROSE CITY

Baseball isn't the only sport In
Portland that isn't paying. Re
ports from the Rose City say
that the Portland boxing com
mission is in the hole about
$4,000. while George Moore, the
Milwaukee promoter. has called
off shows there with a loss Of
about $4,000 on the past season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
GIANTS PRESENT
GREAT OUTFIELD

The New York Giants claim ono
OF tho strongest outfieidr in baseball
since the acquisition OF Irish" Men.
sri Of the Phiily Quakrrs. Manager
McGraw IL playing Msuscl In ier
field. George Burns In center and
Ross Young In right. And then he
has Bliiy Cunningham ana Casey
s,cnEei for reserves. which gives him
a great orchard quintet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Northwest honor. he would have to
pay his own way
The 1872 sectional meet viii be
held in Tacoma this year.
This Is the first news OF the meet.
ing OF the r. c. r. A. received here.
Tho Ledger did not state when or
where the meeting was held. but did
stat. that the Seattle Tennis club
wSs represented.
The star. which has been urging
a residence rule OF one year for all
junior competitors. is making a
check for more details today on this
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
j. LYNCH GOES
TO MAINE WOODS

Joe Lynch. defeated worlds
bantamweight champion. left New
York City the other day for the
Maine woods. where he expects 10
condition himself for siege In
the ring next fail. Lynch, before
leaving the metropolis. said that he
was fairly and squareiy beaten by
Herman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
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RULES ARE LAID DOWN FOR PROTEST


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Of
Nothing
in which
be
the Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs and not awarded the Eats will
pnnship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
SALT LAKE
HERE TODAY

The Salt Lake Bees open an i'm
.Aortant series here today. The series
= important in that the Indians are
'tgured TO clean up. while Los
--ngeres and San Francisco are play.
Ing their big series down South. But
the Bees have hard hitting crew
and unless Seattle gets a good brand
OF pitching, the Utah club figures to
give US pretty good run during the
coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Leslie Turner. former broadway
high school football and basketball
coach. Is writing a book on How to
Play Basketball" Turner expects to
have II ready for publication In the
near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Msr~bsii Allen. one Of the strong
eat fasorit~~ In the washington stale
te~nl. meet being played at the III
lock csurss Of the S~stti~ Tenn.
eiub. woat swing Into action until
"wednesday. lie has b~en playing
lot Of strenuous tennis daring the
past few we~As and he IL taking
things easy before leaving for the
national doabiss championships ~
Beaten.
The b~r, match OF the opening days
play in the state meet Monday was
dished up by irving Weinstetn OF nan
FRANCHISE and NJ s~gsi % Seattle. Both
Ths final score was 80. rs. With Vein.
stein being returned the winner sessl
had the San Francisco star So and point
set In IN. second set. but Wesnhtsin
pulled out and COPIED tho set
Bruos Hesss,h. the Lincoln high school
sud piAyfsid tennfs star. won out over
Grant fAlnure. the veteran player. IN a
long three set match. Neither played op
20 form. Hrsketh won out ~ superior
net play. The final score was 80. ~.
"a.
Ais~ R1~., Nsrsirwe~s junior cham
pion. defeated i1etebev Jehnsoa Of
the University NJ Washington fve~h
team In straight s~ts. 50. Ca. Hos
fe~ehand drive
William rrerahan. the Rhode Island
junior star. had little trouble In defeat
ing Fred Collins and showed good form
lie turned 10 . straight ylctory, Winning
90. go
I.sog uafebee. gospg the thru
sets. fcatur~d the epoutng day. play
In the state met Monday, sin
matches going the limit.
Play IN the won~n's singles was srhef-
ei~d 20 start to-day. There - list ~
stranK entries vita Msyme MeDonsid. 81
Seattle. who ~on the Northwest title a.
Tacoma last week With the less % but
three games being the strong fsvorite
for the honorx Sarah f4virFHtans. who
has Aon the state houors time and tisnr
agan. has not entered the meet this
ysAr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
MARKLE LEADS
s. L. HURLERS

chr Markie. former salt Lake
hurisr. who was shipped by tho At.
lanta team Of the Southern league
20 the clney Reds. won morn games
than any other pitcher In the South.
crn circuit. In spite OF the fact tina,
the Crackers were IN second place
most OF the time. ne also led the
league in strikeouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
COLLEGE STAR
SENT TO w. C.

Julie Nee. the young Illinois col.
ikEian who was given n trial BY the
Portland Beavers. has been shipped
10 the Western Canada league by
Manager McCredse. Nee ls fast
learning the difference between play.
Ing league bail and starring on a
college nine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
MIDDLETON MAKES
NOBBY PLAY

Roxy Middleton outfoxed Pete
Compton in the eighth yesterday
and did . lot 10 save the ball
game. kopp had already scored
and Pick was on second when
Compton smashed n hard single
past first. scoring Pick. Middle
ton faxed n throw 10 the plate
and Compton rounded first on
his way TO second. Roxy snap
ping the ball 10 Murphy. who
nailed Compton off Of first 1t
stopped the Scion rally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
KOPP PLAYS
GREAT RAIL-.

Merlin kopp continued to he the
thorn in the side OF the Indian tribe
yesterday. The speedy little out.
fielder kicked thru with two hits that
figured In the Sacramento runs and
he made the star catch OF the day.
SHARING Billy Lanes ny over the rail.
ing in the left field boxes. making
a backhanded catch with his gloyed
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
RUTH RUNS HIS
LIST UP TO Al

NEW YORK. Aug. .s.--Crashina
two home runs off OF White Sos
pitchers yesterday. "Babe' Ruth rar
his string for the season up to IL
lie has IL more home runs to hi
before he ties HIS record OF 81 cir
cult clouts made last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
SWIM STARS HERE TmuRsDA,

A big crowd is expected out TO
see Nitric Konowaioff and "Blackie"
Fhddcn. star members Of the Crystal
Swimming club. when they return
from successful competition in sew
erai swimming meets. The pair are
due to arrive here on the boat from
San Diego about Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
WALTER MAILS
is ON SHELF

Walter Malls. Coast league gradu.
ate. Is laid up with an injured side.
He was sent home TO Cleveland by
Manager Speaker OF the worlds
champions when the Indians were
on an Eastern road jaunt recently.
Mails says he hurt his side in a
game with the New York Yanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
SEATTLE HITS
WINNING GAIT

Seattle is one OF the hardest teams
to beat In It's own back yard. After
two bad weeks on the road, where
they lost everything but their uni.
forms, the gang came home and
kicked the tar out OF Oakland and
sacramento, two OF the best teams
In the circuit The Indians have
won 10 out OF their last II starts
and they're going strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

summary, struck oui-Hy brmafce J.
BY Trough s. HaHes on bails--ofs rronsh
4 T~o-hsss hits-ssse. orr. Demarce.
Pick. Three Uhs@ hit HsrphY. pauble
pisye-ProuxF to orr 70 NcGaffirsns
Patterson 10 Murphy. Murphy 20 stumgE
sacrifice hA-Murpny. stolen hasrs=-
Pick. kenuorshy. Runs responsible for
psmar~e a. Prough g. Tfnir % E4me---
liza. Lmplros~~Eason and FittcrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
ALLIE MACK
GOES BLIND

Allie Mack. New York lightweight
has gone blind. according TO a re.
port from the metropolis. Mack
will be confined TO a dark room for
three months. His chances for re-
eovery are slight. according TO the
report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
FAUX JOINS
M. A. A. C. TEAM

Ted Faux. captain OF last years
University OF Washington football
team. has signed TO play football
with the Multnomsh Amateur Afh-
leilc club Of Portland. according to
a report from the Rose City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
LEWIS IS
HITTING

Duffy Lewis, the veteran
American Icaue outfblder. who
Is now with the Salt Lake Bees,
will make his Seattle debut to-
day. Lewis Is the real leader Of
the Coast league in hitting and
he has been busting the agate
at . merry gait since coming TO
olc Bees. With Crayath. Siglin,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Does Real
Throwing
Seattle Infielder losses
EN- Like Rifle; Indians
Show Fight and Win
ny LEO II. I.ASsEN

l l. l. PATTI Elm
SON. Soattie's
kid third saekcr.
gave the boys
and girls one OF
the sweetest ex.
hibttto ms OF
throwing IN the
final gam e
against Sacra
mento Monday.
that has been
seen on the local
hot since Bobby
Meuxel play c d
the hot corner
for the Vernon
Tigers hero two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
Another
Job for
Lands
Philly Scribe Would Nal.
Pivot of All the Plays
Deals in Baseball

AMEs C. I'd
MiNcER. vs.,
an Philadslp
baseball man n
a new bas<h1
JOB lined up b
Judge LAndis. y
prcme head 4
baseball Ia.
'b~ No0I1
put a stop 70 =
cret deafs 4
baseball. puts
the details Z
every transsr1j>
In the hands =
Lands u 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Frieda Hulsn. star Crystal Swim
ming club diver. placed second In
the Oregon State swimming cham
plonshlps a, Portland recently. vir
GINA Pembroke OF Portland was
first.
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LICHTIE TITLE
BATTLE is OFF

NEW YORK. Aug. e.--The Benny
Leonard-Lew Tender lightweight
scrap billed for Friday at Phiiadel
phla has been called off by Bully Glib
son. I,eonards manager. who stated
here today that LEONARD had dislo
Gated his thumb In his Monday work.
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

Brown and Strand all hitting
hard. too, the local pitchers will
have far from a soft job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09

For French pastry look up Boldt's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-09
STATE NET
TOURNEY Is
UNDER WAY

Play started yesterday in the
Washington state tennis meet. with
mems singles matches holding the
center OF the stage. Favorites came
thru without exception.
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Long matches. golpg the thru
sets. fcatar~d the epesstng day. play
In the state met Monday, sir
matches geinx the limit.