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Evening journal., 1921-06-03
CITY POLLING PLACES FOR
TOlMORROWiS ELECTION

Appended is list OF district
toundaries and polling places for the
ty election tomorrow. The polls
IN open by $40 o'clock and close
Y. o'clock Wilmington time.
Following are the polling places:
First Ward
First-Market to Washington, 4th
d 9Th st, 201 W. 4th str.
Second-Market to Washington.
a to 4th st. S. Cor. Sd and Orange
IS.
Third-Market to Washington. I'd
/. |, City Line, South. 4O4 w. I'd st.
Second Ward
F'irst-Market to French. Sd TO
hristiana River. 10 r. End st.
Second-French TO Poplar, Sd to
hristianna River, 2OS e. I'd st.
) Third-Poplar to Creek. Sd 70
reek, 12e Poplar st.
Fourth-Christian River TO City
line. Market TO Townsend. 437 But
,onwood st.
Fifth-Christiana River TO City
line, Townsend to Heald, 1920 B St
Sixth-Heald TO Delaware River,
"a to A ST.. 1913 Lobdell St
Seventh-Heald 70 Delaware Riv-
Il. A st. 20 City Line. 1914 St
Third Ward
First-Maryland ave. Madison TO
Washington st.. I'd to West Liberty
=. 624 w. I'd St
Second-Madison st. Maryland
We. to Adams St. Sd 70 Linden st,
OF w. End st.
Il Third-Madison to Washington.
to 4th St. 220 Jefferson st
Il Fourth-Madison TO Adams, Sd to
tn St. 705 W. 5th st.
1 Fifth-Washington to Madison,
tn to 6th St, 500 jefferson St
Fourth Ward
First-Market 10 Walnut, Sd to
tn St, SIS French 81.
I Second-Walnut to Poplar, Sd TO
tn St, 31s Z. 4th st.
Third-Poplar TO Lombard, Sd to
, IN St, 424 +. 4th St
Fourth-Lombard TO Delaware
liver. Sd TO 5th St. SIS E. 4th St
Fifth-Lombard TO Delaware
liver. 5th TO 9Th St. $40 E 9Th St
Fifth Ward
First-Market TO West, 9Th TO Stt
/, 621 Orange st.
u Second-West to jefferson, 9Th tc
fsth St. S. f. Cor. 7th and Jefferson
Is
Third-Jenerson to Adams. 9Th tC
tn St. 7o5 Monroe st.
Fourth-Adams to Van Buren. 9Th
o Sth st. n. w. Cor. 7th and Jack
on SITS
Fifth-Van Buren TO Franklin, 6u
Sth st, rear 701 Van Buren st.
Sixth-Franklin to Clayton, 9Th 4
tn st, 1888 W. 6th st.
seventh-Clayton TO Union, 6th 4
tn st, 1900 W. Sth st.
Eighth-Union to City Line, 6u
Sth St. $50 Bayard ave.
Ninth-Market TO West sth 4
tn St. 823 Orange St
Tenth-West TO Madison. Sth Z
tn St. n. Z. Cor. sth and Jefferson
Is.
Eleventh to Adams. sth to st
L, SO2 Monroe st.
Twelfth-Adams to Harrison, 81
Evening journal., 1921-06-03

Buren to Union. AT 8. Harrison st.
Second-Linden and Liberty 20
Beech. Van Buren to Washington ST..
extended. sol S. Jackson st.
Third-Beech 20 City Line. Mary
land ave. TO Union. 1903 Cedar ST.
Fourth-Beech 70 Fifth ave-. east
erly TO City Line. SOS Maryland ave.
Fifth-Fifth ave. 10 City Line.
Maryland ave. easternly 20 City Line.
201 Sixth ave.
sixth-Linden 20 City Line. Union
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
4th st.. 1925 W. 4th st

4th st.. 1925 W. 4th st
Seventh-duPont TO Union. fth %
2d st.. 1894 W. 4th St
Eighth-Union to city Line. 4th
20 9Th st., SIS Springer st
Ninth-duPont to Union I'd to
Linden St, 1908 W. and St
Tenth-Union TO City Limo. 4th 70
Lancaster. 1o3 Hawley st
Eleventh-Union TO CITY Line
Lancaster ave. to Linden st. I'll So
Sycamore st
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
10 City Line. 21s6 Linden st
Twelfth Ward

First-Franklln to Rodney. 4th
TO 9Th st.. 1906 w. 5th st.
Second-Franklin TO Rodney. 4th
TO ID st., 22s Broome 81.
Third-Frankiin 20 Rodney. I'd TO
Linden St, S. Franklin st.
Fourth-Rodney TO dupont, 6th
to 30 St.. 1921 W. 4th st
Fifth-Rodney TO DUPONT, Sd 70
Linden ST.. 124 Ruth st.
Sixth-duPont to Union, eth 10
Evening journal., 1921-06-03

Rings which appeal to the
man of good taste are signets
or green gold set with semi
precious stones.
Gold Cuff Links.
Ladies' Bar Pins, plain
and jeweled-
Scarf Pins of IA kt. gold,
plain OF jeweled.
Ladies little Finger Rings,
plain or set with semi-pre-
cious stones.
Lavallieres, gold, plain or
jeweled.
Evening journal., 1921-06-03

I'm all sorts Of patterns from small
pin checks 20 big multi-colorcd
plaids. The collars and cuffs are
daintily touched with white piquc
and embroidered with sashcs I'm
ever 80 many pleasing models. Ac-
tual 5000 value.
Evening journal., 1921-06-03
Suggestions For The Graduate

Fashionable Brooches of
IA KIT. gold.
Mems Sterlin & Belt
Buckles.
Lingerie Clasps of Ia kt
gold.
Sterling Silver Picture
Frames.
Watch Chains of IA KIT.
gold, in all the fashionable
links.
Sterling and Ia kt. gold
Novelties as Cigarette Cases,
Vanity Cases, Pen Knives,
Dorine Boxes, Pencils, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
Bears Pry
off Lid;
Grid News
Champions Hold Center
of Stage; Washington
Opens Up Next Week
BY TOM OLSEN

THE University Of Cali
L fornia football team, sfig~'
ured as the chief contender
for the Pacific Coast confer
ence football championship,
was TO open its grid season
today with a game against
st. Mary's college at Berke-
ley, Cal.
St Mary's has not a very
strong team, and today's
game could hardly be called a
real trial for the Golden
Bears.
California has lost only two
men by graduation from
their championship team of
last year, and there's no
doubt that Coach Andy Smith
has a powerful aggregation
on hand.
California has five games
in five successive weeks on
their home grounds at Berke-
ley. A week from today they
are to play the Olympic club
Tho week following they 60 mp
against Nevada Tho Pacific Fleet
viii play them on October Is. and
they viii play their first conference
game with the University Of Orc
gon on the following Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

tho topics OF converse don hts name
stands high In Coast boxing circies
Mccarthy boasts that In all Of his
ring career hs has never been
knocked Off OF his feet and the vet
rrnn San Francisco Harp has fought
a good many battles and = good
many topnotcherA
Because Of his hitting ability and
his willingness to always force the
fighting. Johnny has worked himself
into real popularity with Seattle
fans
Mccarthy WIN maks his first ap-
pcarance Of the gcason Tuesday
night at tho Pavilion when he boxes
Travis Davis. the Coast champion Of
Everett. IL win be their second
meeting. Davis won tho title from
Mccarthy a litue over year ago.
left handing tho Californian constant.
iy 20 q win This looks like q real
bout and should DO filled with nc
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
YANKEES
HAVE BIG
EDGE NOW

NEW YORK. Sept 2f.-Defcating
IN Stanley Covelcaki. c1eveland's
pitching ace. 4 TO 2. In the first game
OF the crucial series. tho New York
Yanks took big lead In the race
for the American league pcnnant
Friday. They are only a game and
n half in the van. but they defeated
Cleveland's best
Babe" Ruth was the hero Of The
Yankee win. slamming out three
doubles, each one starting a batting
rally. Ruth scored three runs.
waiiy Pipp knocked In two runs
with timely hitting.
Waite Hoyt. the schooi-boy pitch
or Of the Yanks. hurled sweet ball
He allowed but six hits. three OF
which were punched In tho fourth
inning for two runs.
The second game Of the series II
being played here today.
Friday $4,000 people saw the game.
Every reserved seat has been sold
for today's fracaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
BUFF WINS
HERMANS
RING TITLE

NEW YORK. Sept. 3t.--Johnny
IN Buff. worlds nywclght cham
plon. added another championship to
his list when he defeated Pete Her
man. worlds bantamwcight cham.
pion. In their bout at the Madison
Square Garden. here last night
Buff was awarded tho judge9 de-
cision after the scheduled Is rounds
Of fighting.
Buff weighed ifsh pounds and
Herman weighed fi7x pounds.
Buff carried 10 roundA Ht IAN
carried four. and one WINS even.
Herman went bcst In the fourth
round. when he knocked Buff down
with n right to the jaw. Buff was
on his feet Immediately. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
New Golf
King Will
Be Named
Bob Gardner and Jesse
Cuilford Playing in St.
Louis

CT. LOUIS. Sept 24.--A new Amer
~ lean golf champion u to be
named here today.
Chick" Evans Of Chicago. 1890
champion. fen before Jesse Guilford
Of Boston In the scmi-nnais yester-
day. Z and S.
Bob Gardner. also Of Chicago. and
a former champion. was victorious
over Willie Hunter. British amateur
links king. 6 and 4.
Gardner and Cuiiford are playing
their 3s-holc finale this. afternoon.
Gardner's superior driving In the
rain won his match for him. while
Evans inability to putt cost him the
place In the finals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

terday in both games Of the
double bill with Los Angeles,
the Angels taking both
games, winning the first tiff
Z to 6 and the second 5 to 0.
Neither Ray Francis, who
started the first game, nor
Al pcmarce. who hurled the second
encounter. were effective. Francis
went along fairly weIi for four
innings and then he. cracked wide
opeu. the visitors touching him for
three singles and a walk In the nth.
Arnold stats stealing home on him
b this frame.
sam Crawford rammed . homer
ever the right field wall In the next
frame, and Nichofs hit . single. In
The next session Francis beat out q
bunt. filling the bases. Then Ken
worthy trapped CARROTS ny and
doubled Mccauiey off Of FIRST. base
Francis was very wobby. and Griggs
smashed a double to left. SCORING a
pAIr. Then Kennie yanked Francis
ana sent In young Monroe Swartz
% pitch TO Sam Crawford and
Wahoo kissed one 10 left for two
naaen. scoring Grigxa swartz then
vailed two men. but retired ths
G1de with the bases fun. Daley I'm
1nhed the CANA
Deuaree was hit hard rUur dou'
a xwaRS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
WEST WINS
IN OPENING
DAYS PLAY

CHICAGO. Sept z4.---Ths West
Jumped into the lead over the East
In tho international tunnis matches
hero yesterday. when they won two
matches and lost one. Marshall Al.
len OF Seattle and Clifford Herd OF
San Francisco won their singles
matches. while tho Eastern doubles
team won the lone doubles match.
clifford Herd. Of san Francisco. defeat
ed Arnold Jones' Of Providence, H. T.,
Sc. 81, ga Marshall Alien. OF Seattle.
defeated Carl N. Fischer. Of PhiiN-si-
phis. &c. "a, 81. ell. h. lard
yosheii. Of Brooklyn. and Vincent Rich
ards OF yonkers N. r.. defeated Robert
kinsey, and Willis Davis. both Of San
Francisco. 81. sc. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
wv" CAGE
TEAM WILL
MAKE TRIP

Plans are practically compssfed for
sending the University Of wAshinT
ton haskctbafi team East bofors the
regular season stArta according to
talk on the campus
The team win start for Chicago
Christmas night. according 10 prvs
ent pianA and viii play about five or
six games with teams OF that sac
ton.
Archie Talbot, forward. and cap
tain Of the team last s~ason. is the
only man OF the squad lost 10 tho
team The Washington men finished
second In the conference race last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
HARVARD IN
DOUBLEHEADER

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept a.
Harvard win officially open Its 1921
football season this afternoon when
tho crimson takes on Boston uni
vcrssty and Middlcbury college Of
vermont In = double header At the
stadium herA
The Crimson and Boston univer
sity eleven will mingle first and
then tho Vermont eleven win be
given the chance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

TT TOOK THE ELK GOLF
TEAMS Of Seattle and Taooma .
long tims TO get togcther. but they
finally tangled last Sunday on the
Tacoma Meadow Park links. and
what . trouncing Capt Harry Gallo
hand and the other ~ Bil~ from 10
cal y. u. O. r. No. 9, got from their
brothers In that Is holes OF match
playi These matches are usually fol.
lowed up by Syndicate" golf. or
some other such style OF play. but
there was nothing like that last sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
nATZ SHOWS
HIS SPEED

Arnold Staz- the Los Angeles
center fielder. showed his real speed
on the paths yesterday for the first
tire in this series, his running prov
Ing big factor In winning the first
game. He stole home clean az q
whistle in the fifth while Francis
was winding rp. He also scored from
second with the winning run In the
eighth when he stole second and was
hit by Tobin's throw. He reached
first in that frame by beating out
pretty bunt over Dailey's head. In
the second game he showed some
real speed by making third on his
hit that went thru Nixon for three
bases This should have been scored
rs single. and an error for Nixon.
~ the Seattle infielder didn't have
to move for the hit and 1t went right
thru his legs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

ban but he has gone roofy asain dur.

bah but he has gone goofy again dur.
ing the last day or two. At the start
OF the season stumpf was absolutely
the worst shortstop in the league. but
he was tolerated because OF his hit.
ting. Now that he has started to
step away from the BAH instead OF
into II. his hitting has gone
TO the bow-wows, too. Patter-
son undoubtedly will play short and
Harrigan third az long as Harrigan
continues TO hit. Any player who has
to be benched for Indifferent playing
with his team up In the race at this
stage Of the season is a disgrace 20
his club. and good, stiff fine prob
ably would bring him out OF II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
BRITISH GOLF
CHAMP AGAIN
BEATS YANKEE

OTTAWA. Sept. "a
Miss Cecil Leitch, ANA
teur open golf champion
Of Great Britain and
France, yesterday elimi-
mated Miss Alexa Stir
ling, amateur open cham
pion of the United States
and Canada, In their
match here In the Cana
dian golf championship
tourney. The score was
3 and 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
MAKE FIGHT FOR
FIRST GAME

The locals died hard In the first
game Friday. With Los Angeles
Ieading 8 TO 2 In the seventh. Nixon
singled. Harrigan doubled and Pat
terson singled scoring two ruus-
gchorr was sent In to hit for Adams
ana hs lined out Spencer went In
70 bat for swartz and singled
Cooper was sent In to run for Tubby.
Lane doubled. sending over Patter-
son. Then Bates was sent In to hit
for Middleton and Manager KiiIefer
yanksd DOC" CrandaIl and sent
Dumcvitch. q southpaw. to the hill
He famed Bates and also struck out
Tobin. who batted for Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
NEW BEAR
GRID STAR

Jack Writer. . y0ung fS4pound
husky. u maiing . strong hid for
the faiiback Job a the Unlversisy
Of California football team WItter
u IT cisadvantagA howsver. IN
having TO 30 mp against the vefer-
ans Morr son and Archie Nenhttt.
Writer'S work On the defense. In
backing mp the fins. and his kicking
ability. are the chief points N his
favor. His kicks are said 70 avcrS'
age 50 yards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
EVERETT PREP
TEAM TO PLAY

EVERETT. Sept e4.-The Everett
High School football team was to.
play its first game this aftcrnoor>
Legion Post team on tho Athletic.
field. This is Everett's first game
under the tutorage OF their new
coach, Earl Clark. woh Is replacing
Enoch Bagshaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

MONTREAL. Quebec, Sept. a.
Jack johnson. former heavyweight
champion OF the world. win make his
first appearance In a ring since his
release from Leavenworth federal
prison here. at the the Mount Royal
arena. on October Is. when he Is
matched to fight ten rounds with
Frank Moran. the Pittsburg heavy
weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

Sunday, with the West Seattle
team practicing at Hiawatha
at 2 80 and Woodland park at
Woodland park at 2 p. IN.
The schedule for the senior
division follows:
r~a once Va Maple Leah - ifnr>h
wsedi..a r.rs ~ v~s SEATTLE ct
HiswsthA
Haas Kehars W Besfss Airsr~n 81
Woodland park furpsfl-
oCTOBER
Msph LEAF va woodland rart 81
weoaiAsd park tupperb.
West Seattle va Haas Xehars 81 Ian
nosiss A,r-r.n '. rsss osn. =, Tan
coin 'AA ocrouxx 70
Bc~sns Aircraft Va West ssstsss I"
woodland r.ss y. r-ss ofnos At Ian
Haas nessr, ~ MAGIC Ian At La
ocroBKn ~
rcs ofnes - nAAs-kesArs 81 In
woodland r~rs ~ nssaas Air~~n at
ttah1 phfk f"Fp~
West SEATTLE Va hApss Ian - L&secn
park
ocrobER -
Magic Lam W posaag Akwen -
wssdisaa part nov.r,.
West SEATTLE Va ross onsss - In
MAS Esaass ~ wssns.A r~rs II
"''a'.'A '., sot sissis
Maple I>sas Va Poet ofnss |" is''s
sc w<,.>l ~.~S n
1870. - f.,-~~-,
nresng Air~r~n u Haas-EeAass q
rsnooIn part'
w.,sf.na r.rk va napis Ian II
fx,rc,r ran
u..s. 1000 -. ws~s aAattSs a ria-
v.,h.
re.s ONE. ~ r.~sas A,ssr~n q,
"''Aa' sovSwuyn n
w~t e.at,is Va ros,ss Afrc-Sft a.
woodland p.yk flgv~r).
Pc, 0fses Va we,disud Y~xf At
woodland p.rs rupp.r,.
M.nt. <as. ~. H.as KrkaSxs A LIN
r,tn p.rk
uoyvn6UvR n
u.v&.rt =. Rod C<nes Al In
o.in PARK
no.'ns A ~ 80. ~ ~'ssAs ' "
xspI. Tan "a west sSsssis Il His-
x.,es
pHryNUFR
vc.trs A,rwr~f, "a wsn1s Isnfs n
rxn~o,c c.,s
po~, e,snes - w~s esastss AZ Hts-
80.
weon,.,A PAT - Haas Mat n
rsnr.,,n rsrn
m .r ps..,~ ~,
ioWSs
oCTOBEx
An8 Athletic club W raie~o Athietse
club ~ Lower Woodland park
Ballard Jsniors Va CowAn CgAS O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

Sum mary: ssruck ous--By penares 1.
By MACK !. b. ReanhArt L B2s<s on balls
or Rsfnhar 1. Tve-base hi,s-Bs
crSsfora. Rsnihars q Three bass hit
statA Sacrifice hits--csrroii. Sishofs.
statn MeAniey. Stolen base--statE In
ninks pitehsd--By Demsrs> g. runs S.
hlts T. at bat ~. Runs rssponsibie for
psmar~s :. Mack .. Hsirhsr, . Charge
defeat to Demares. Time Of game 90.
umpires--crotsr and Byran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

day. because Harry Griffith. Gene
Hatton and the rest Of the gang beat
II for homo 20 fast that their feet
were under the table long before
Friend wife was ready TO serve din
HE1tE IL WHAT BROKE Up ths
party: Seattle Elks. 50: Tacoma
Eika, ~. And hero IN how II waS AL
done Seattle player name first In
each coupiet
Griffith o W. Raleigh .; Brown .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

summary struck ou1--ny Francis ..
BY cranaan T. by pumexich q Bases On
naiis-ou Francis T. off e~ar,s 4 off
crAndalt l. Tvo-ea<e hits-Murphy.
arlxxs. Crawford. HArrix<n. Lana rhrs~-
fard Double piays-Ncczb, to NeAui
10 GrixgA Sacrifice hlts--hiddiston.
Lane. stanAss stolen hases--stats 4.
Niehcf1. Inninws pitched--By Francis
-. runs :. hits .. At bat 80. By s~artr
y. runs L hits 1. ~ bat .. ~ crAntAii
~. runs 8. hits .. Il bat as RunS rs-
sponssbis for--crandan L Dumovtch I.
rraseis q. svs<ss .. Daley q Credit
victory to crsndaii. charge defeat 70
Frsneia Time Of xAms--s.ss. umpires
-Byron and Crater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
Here Are Schedules
for Soccer Elevens
Star League Will Begin Play October z; Second Half
of Season Schedule Is Repetition of First Half With
Change of Grounds; Teams to Practice

THE schedule for the first half of the for both
senior and junior divisions Of The Star league is
being published today The second half of the will
be the schedule with the home grounds reversed The
second part Of the schedule will be published at the end Of
the first half
PLAY will start next Sunday with all teams in action The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

An error by TobIn. who relieved
Adams behind the plate. which was
break In the luck. cost Us the
game. statz kDsat out . hit to start
the eighth and stole second. Tobin's
throw hitting him. and the ball rolled
into center field Then statz liz out
for home and slid in easily. Seattle
came back with . tally In their half
when Kenworthy tripIed and scored
on Nixon's infield out That ended
the tribes scoring for the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
WASHINGTON PLAYS
NEXT SATURDAY

Coach Enoch Bagshaw's Univer-
s;ty Of Washington football team
win 20 mp against the Ninth Army
Corps team OF Camp Lewis in TIE
university stadium next Saturday.
This IL Washington's first game
under the tutorass OF their new
mentor. and . big crowd IL expect
ed to be on hand to see how the
Sun Dodger eleven looks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

Walter Reinhart. former Seattle
southpaw. was the whole show for
the Angeles In the second game. He
held Seattle to two hits. a double
and a single by Ray Bates. The
visiting pitcher worked curve ball.
. change OF pace and fast ball
well He had the local hittcrs over
the ". k. barrel turnout the game.
Play dragged badly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

HSNY MCCAIN
THY. the 3 q n
Francisco IN o
tor m = n. has
never bcrn hailci
a. a Young Crit
10 when Il comes
70 cieverncss in
the Squared cir.
Gle. but " b . n
ruxredner In
the RI n q an a
ability TO take
punishment srv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
BOLDT TEAM
Is AMATEUR

The Boidts cafe football team h
strictly amateur. not semi-profes-
sional- ~ announced. The team held
Its first practice Thursday night and
looked like quite . formidable agRre-
cation. Another practice Is slated
for Sunday morning ON LIcoln play
field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24
Visitors
Hand Us
Bad Jolt
Seattle Pilot Leaves Fran
els and Demaree on the
Mound Too Long
BY LEO II. LASSEN

l l. Il n II NJ
w o r T II YS
one bad fault
as a baseball
m q n a er is
that he doesn't
change pitch
ers quic k y
enough when
his m o u n d
men begin to
go hAywire.
This was IL
Illustrated ves-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-24

FRNMA OPENS COAST GRID SEASON WITH ST. ARYS TODAY
Around the Links With Alex C. Rose

sEAT'TLE's TRIO or COLTS
SrAIssS~-fion Stein. CLARK speirs
and Lee stsii--did not last long In
the national amateur championship
At ST. Louis. but thsas three young
stars stayed In the fight long enough
to show the Easterncrs that We have
some real players In this section OF
the country.
II was their nrst attempt at ma
ponal honorn. and. In spite of the
fact that they had been sick for sew
erai days. all three qualified Sure
~. that was boost enough for the
iads--and for Seattio--to be placed
among tho worlds best 81 golfers
IN THE MATCH PLAY, following
the qualifying round. Lack Of expert
ence began To tell. and their work.
on the putting greene especially. was
very faulty. II Clark Speirr had
been any way near his usual steadi-
ness at putting. no would have de
feated hob Gardner In tho FIRST
round. In carrying the match 10 the
ssth hole. tho soatusits retired with
honorsA
Lee Stcii. who has been under the
doctor's care for several months. put
up = piueky fight against T. ID. Ar
mour. the oxafnAteur champion OF
France.
Bon Stein was the only seattie rep
rccrntatfvo TO survive the first
round. but he fell before the pho
nomensi playing OF Rudy knepper.
In the second round.
THE BIG SURPRISE or THE
TOURNAMENT. 20 far ~ North
west golfers arc concerned. was tho
failure OF Chandler f.gan and Rudy
Wiihoin. Of Portland. TO qualify.
Both OF these players wcre expected
To shina but she dope went haywire
Dr. o. Y. willing and Russ Smith.
also Of Portland. and George Won
Elm. tho Pacific Northwest cham
pion. from Salt Lake. came thru
their qualifying test In finc style. but
Guy Stlndlfcr. who made the trip
possible. and BlgrcrrtAffe Wilson. Of
Victoria. found tho pace too fast
That sir out OF tho ten managed TO
win their why into tho charmed CTR
clio II a grand boos, for golf In tho
Northwest
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AURORA. Iil.. Sept sl.-pai
Moore. Of Memphis. easily defeated
Midget Smith. OF New York. in their
lo'round bout here last night.
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STUMP SHOULD
NJ FINED HEAVILY

Bin stumpf. Seattlo's shortstop q.
should be bencbed for Indifferent
playing. During the last few weeks
Stumpf had been playing fairly good