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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

Lad Holds
MitRecord
Morgan Jones Has Never
Lost Decision; Boxes
Jos German Here

Morgan Jones. Tacoma feather.
weight. has a real record In the
squared circle. The little fellow who
defeated Bert Forbes here last week
has a record OF never having lost n
decision. and he has fought some OF
the best men OF his weight In the
Northwest. including Bud Ridley and
Joe German.
Jones boxes German here wedncs
day at the Pavilion. and II will be
the second meeting for them. their
first bout being a draw In u six.round
session In Tacoma
The little Tacoma fellow carries n
good Kick in his right hand. but his
best work IL done with his left
German will undoubtedly force the
fight Wednesday. but be will prob
ably have hard time hitting Jones.
and he will also have a hard time
keeping away from Jones' south
paw NIT II they fight TO form
Sailor Maybcrry and Bud Manning.
a pair Of nywcights Ntangie In the
.wfndup. Mnybcrry Ia being
iouted for bou; with Danny Ed.
wards. the Oakland bantam. but he
has 10 beat Manning first
Three other bouts are down on
Wednesdays card.
etsrt s-rarraa the Terrible Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
MANY THINK THAT JACK
DEMPSEY WILL WIN EARLY IN GO

Jack McAuliffe. along with other
authorities. he believes that the pride
and vanity OF the Frenchman will
keep him from running. and that no
will go in and mix 1t with the cham.
pion.
Carpenter has the vanity. Of
course. but II is doubtful II he VII
let pride warp his judgment. His
greatest ambition, outside OF getting
that purse. is to keep his face un.
marked, and he can never do II un.
less he runs away.
Carpenters program for the final
week Of training Is unknown, but IL
is understood that he will work right
thru until Thursday and will not 20
TO Jersey City until Saturday morn.
ing.
Dempsey. from reports, will work
only three days this week. and will
move with his training squad TO Jer.
sey City Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
E9YszE THE 175l3i{ l5(Sl3k3;Sli{R3]s6G3zzs
Shakeup Is Needed in Seattle Infield
Rod Murphy Should Be PLAYED at Third


to of
the started On the other side of the diamond Bill Kenwo far from
at least which lot Than be said about Wez and Stumpf Neither Rod
X
il
in tn leaguea the
nfeder
out of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

There's nothing but gloom for Walter McCredie. the Dig
Scot rho leads the Portland Bearers. these days MeCrede
plotting Of the ceakest teams that started Coast
league and has Rose City club is about hopeessv out Of
the running.
McCrede is rated Of the smarest baseball in
The country but he seems TO be rcti Of that famous bust
ariom that 10 takes money TO make money.
The Portland club has tghtened the strings and
Walter is trying TO get along Nth mediocre ball club As
result the Portland team IS hopeiessy out Of the and
only handful Of the faithful pay 10 his team perform
The McCrede clan cH hare TO loosen up srh dough
and buy real ball players the Bearers W fall out Of
the bottom OF the League altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
by HENRY FARREIL

NEW YORK, June 27.--Most OF
the predictions that Jack Dempsey
will win quickly next Saturday are
based on the assumption that Georges
Carpenter will mix 1t with the cham
pion.
The French challenger's camp has
stated from the start that Carpen-
tier will use his speed to get the
American. instead of trying to get
away from him.
Descamps. in drawing three battle
plans. told tho writer they were go
ing TO gamble on one punch; that
Carpenter will try TO finish the
champion like he put Joe Beckett
away.
From later experience, however. II
can be considered as n sure thing
that when Descamps talks he wants
II TO be carried to Atlantic City. His
talk is part Of the training schcd-
ule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
MANY BETS MADE THAT
CHAMP WILL WIN ON FOUL

shows a tendency 10 get into the ring
himself when the going gets rough
for his Georges.
If Dempsey should happen to hit
Carpenter low. and the chances are
that some Of his body punches will
bc knocked down. Dcscamps Is bound
TO make a claim for foul and he
liz liable to get night into the
ring.
Jack kearns told me In Atlantic
city that II was this fear that both
cred him when they were having the
controversy over the referee. The
champions manager said he wanted
above all things to have man In
the ring who can keep his head. l
think they have the right man now
In Ertle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
Angels Win
Final Game
From Tribe
Series Even, Three Games
All; Rain Halls Sccond
Sunday Mix

Los Angeles took the final game
OF the series from Seattle Sunday by
q 7 20 count. some goofy infieid
work handing the game 20 the visit.
ora
HuniSy schorr started on tho hill
for the locals. but only lasted a third
OF an inning, because his arm wasn't
right Joe Daley went 10 the hill.
It's long. sud story about Los
Angeles scoring. Suffice to hay that
a couple OF errors by Bates nj first
al critical mofpcnts put the visitors
In line to score twice. while WlEterzil
and Stumpf let several hits leak thru
me left side OF the diamond
Young Lyons pitched good ball for
the visitors. aitho Seattle began 20
hit him hard In the closing innings,
scoring two In the sixth on punched
hits and another pair In the ninth.
when Lane hit one into the left field
blcaehern with Tobin ahead Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
'Mha,M SpoYF
Nitric KONOWOLOFF

Nitric Konowaloff, the 1s-year-old
swimming star OF the Crystal Swim
ming club, was born In Russia. From
Russia. Nitric went 10 Hawaii, where
be lived for six years.
He learned TO swim when II years
old In Hawaii and since his arrival in
Seattle five years ago has developed
into the best mid and long.
swimmer In the Northwest
konowaoff. since entering ACTIVE
swim compctition here. has WOE over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

30 first-place medals and cups.
The Shrimp" as he Ii known
about the Pool, never misses a day
without swimming In the tank.
He IL training hard now for the
national mile swim. which win be held
at indianapolis. Indiana, late I'm the
summer. His time In that event
compares favorably with tho record
time.
Nitric works In the locker room at
the Pool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
BIG MEET WON
BY MULTNOMAH

PORTLAND. June .T.-The Multi
nomah Amateur Athletic club defeat.
ed the New York Athletic club here
Saturday in a great track meet. the
final score being $3.50.
The visitors won first place In
nearly every field event. while the
local club COPIED most of the field
events.
Gus Pope. of Seattle. Wash. won
the discus throw with a fling OF ii2
feet. inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
ONLY ONE MATCH
IN CITY MEET

Ralph Loe and Ralph Miller met In
the only match played in the city
tennis tournament yesterday. All
other matches were postponed on ac-
count Of the wet weather. Miller de
featcd Loe 90. s.i.
Today's schedule IL as follows;
? y m.--Lagerstrom Va knusts G.
Donahns Va McDouEaii. Allen Va ".
Heskcth: W Maxwell vs. Cowcn. Nicoll
Va Il. Tilford. A. Marion va X Wander
Las
.. Thorndyke Va Clarke. o
Turner vs. Little. NJ. scovitl Va r. w
Hart.. Nilegas vs. Ruffcorn. W ScoVill
Va, Zettier. n Ford W. Nolan.
Start -Tarsan the Terrible" Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
Ennis !;
Golf King,
Beats Egan'
Utah Youth Triumphs at
Portland in Fine Match .
Miss Tidmarsh Chamh
by ALEX c. ROSE

PORTLAND, June I'll surpris~s
and upsets which marked the weeks
play here in the annual tournament
bf the Pacific Northwest Gor~Efs
citation were in order Saturday 7 al
young George Won Elm. ofvrare
Lake. came thru with flying CO
and defeated the veteran, chand
Egan, I'm the final match for d
blue ribbon OF amateur golf In
Northwest
Miss Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh. Of
Seattle Golf club. won the womess
championship by 4 and yictorj
over Mrs r. II. Jackson. Of the Jcf1
ferson Park Golf club. Seattle.
The mems handicap Championship
was won by w. A. Pettigrove. Of the
Portland Golf club. when he defeated
a clubnaie. w. J. Roope. by a and
score. No greater match than thl
one put up by Won Elm and Ega
has ever been played on the Paciff
coast. and Il was a fitting climax b
the ending OF a wonderful tournz|
mcnt
Egan. who won the title in Val
couver last year. was a strong fave
tie. but his youthful opponent. y
virtue Of his phenomenal golf In the
early rounds. had plenty OF hackers.
At the end OF the first IS. Egaa
was up and when they started -
on the afternoon round II looked
II the Mormon city player
cracked. for he drove his fir~4or.
shot out OF bounds. This, however.
proved TO be the only slip he made
and he steadied down and on III
18th green. the 3sth hole OF
was halved and these great finals
teed off on the long home hole. VII
n gallery numbering over z. 900 Gag
ly watching and wondering when 4.
break would come.
Both players got good drives. but
II looked az II the strain was begini
ming to tell on Won Elm when b
topped his second shot badly. Egal
second was a beauty and landed
within a short pitch TO the gr
The Salt Lake lad. however. mae
wonderful recovery when he bras&
his third shot TO the green. and( "
chances Of victory again lod
bright when Egan. playing thesL4
badly sliced his approach. which jus
escaped the bunker. His chip shtI
was wide and short. while Won Elms
putt overran the hole four fee
Egan failed TO sink his putt for
five. but Won Elm did and with itsrT
won the title NV
In the women's finals Afisf H.
marsh played very conts
game and had a : up lead 4
halfway mark Her drives and
were splendidly played. but "
Jackson proved a very worthy OPP "a
emit Miss Tidmarsh is now the hot
or OF two titles. that Of the Oregc
state champion and the Northwel
honors.
The 1872, championship tourn
ment has been awarded 10 the q
wood Golf and Country club Of
toria. II. c.
Clark Speirs, the jefferson Par
champion. won the long driving corr
test here Saturday. His bali trav1
eled 230 yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
BY JACK McAULIFTE
Indicated Lightweight Champion

NEW YORK. June 2T.--Most OF
the little betting that Is being done
on the Dempsey Carpenter battle IL
Of the weak variety. Betting com.
missioners tell me that many wagers
are being made that Dempsey will
win on n foul.
The frenchman's record. perhaps.
leads some 10 the belief that he will
take the easiest out II he finds that
he hasn't a chance after the first
round.
Personally. I think Carpenter n
anything but a foul fighter. but he
does run a danger from his corner
I.scamps Is quite a Jumper. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
MILTON SETS
NEW MARKS

ST. PAUI. june 27--Tommy
Milton. winner of the Indianapolis
Sweepstakes. established several new
dirt course records here Saturday in
special event given In his honor
by the Elks. His new record time
was mile In ~ is seconds. five
miles In minutes. 3s As seconds: 10
miles In minutes. So is seconds.
and is miles in IL minutes. 81 rs
seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
ON PITCHING
10 RUTH

Ty Cobb had his Detroit pitchers
work on Ruth when the Tigers
played the Yanks recently and Ruth
smacked out home runs galore.
practically defeating the Tigers
alone And now the Detroit fans
are panning Cobb for not walking
him. About year or SO ago some
Of those same scribes were yelling
for rule to prevent international
passing. II all depends upon which
foot the shoe fits. doesn't Il,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

Arnold STATE. the young Los An
Geses outfielder. Is a much improved
ball player. The young fellow IL
one Of the fastest ieadoff. men In
the league and he hits well. His
work In the field Is also good. All
he needs Is experience and he's
gaining that fast A few more
young men like STATE, who would
add some speed TO the Angels.
would make them real factors in the
race again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
MARSH ALLEN
DEFEATS SMITH

MnrshaII Allen, captnln OF the
Seattle Tennis club team. defeated
Wilton Smith In the finals OF the
mems singles In the clubs tourna.
ment, In their match Saturday. The
score was 81. go. 60. 90.
Alex Ross won the junior title by
defeating Armand Marion In an OK.
citing match by The score of 81. 90,
6-2. 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
MIKE GIBBONS
TO MEET CHAMP

NEW YORK. June 27.-Mikc
Gibbons OF st. Paul will meet
Johnny Wilson, worlds middle
weight champion, at Ebbets field
here on July %. The Interna
tional Sporting club Is staging the
bout.
start "Tarxan the Terrible" Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
PLANS MADE FOR
PLAYFIELD MEET

Plans for the seventh annual play
field tennis tourney are being made
by a committee Of seven. all prom
tnent I'm local net circles. Silver
trophy cups will be offered for the
winners OF different divisions. An en-
try fee of rs cents win be charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
JOE LYNCH TO
MEET BURMAN

CHICAGO. June 27.--Joe Lynch.
banfasnwelgbt champion, spent the
day yesterday In getting In trim for
the battle with Joe Burman. at East
Chicago, Ind. tomorrow night
Lynch never was In better conoi'
ton 10 defend his title. his manager
stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

oAt1b-ffs EtFNas WY R&itep y ~
xeek l. ~ iyons l. HAsss on b9ils-~aofs
EchoFr I. eff Daley !. eft Mack 4. off
LYons 4 TO base hits-McAuisY. Hates
Home rnn~~f-ans. Double plays Ns@hoff
TO MrAuisJ 20 oriEEs =. LYONS to Nishaff
% sftEGa HacfifiCe hlts-~Cafroli Daley
xsidsr. hsAgisy. Stolen bases Baid . Ia
Zsidsf. EtatL Carroll Hit ~ pitched
ball - WistsrE4L IaniHEs pitched --- By
schorr y. runs .. hits !. At bat T. cut 10
nrst slth : on base. b. DALEY a.. runs
>, hits ~. at bat a. Rams rrspensitls
for Sshsfs 1. bailey J. MACK 4. Lyons :
Cmpifes--rotAsa and HyroaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
PORTI4AND HERE
TOMORROW

The Portland Beavers will be with
NJ for the first time this season. to
; morrow. They're liable to give US
some trouble II -suds- Sutherland
and Vernon Parks arrive from the
East In time TO bolster up their
pitching corps. But the tribe fig.
urcs to clean up on the visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
Alg1gR1D TSf3 Ha@G ID:

Hunky sehsrr left foe La Angeles
10 have his soashpsw pitching winx
fix~<i up after Sundays game. Hes
had srsabie with his srm fcs the lat
meath.
IN. second gam. Of Sundays scheduled
d0ubis tll ~As called eft because Of rain.
The series ended three ran~s ssrh.
vith Los Anx~i~. coming hack altar
loslnE the first pair.
Iao~'s blow In the ninth We .
hard hit ball. but 10 Just did drep
into uhe bi~a~her--
Tub spencer stArtsa Sundays r.n- be-
hind the plate. bat had TO be relieved In
mid game because he hurt his acre fingsr
Again
Spencer ou.fosed nAid sin. and th- ro~
Angeles receiver dld the ssms trick 70
Spencer Sunday. Speacer ca third
and Lane on FIRST Ian. started 20 steal
second. ard Baldwin faxed throw.
spencer starting for the plate I'D wan
nippsd BY many miles by ualdn tn q
throw To Zsidsr Haidsin waS on second
at ore stage % she game. and spencer
caught him rlat-footsd vita soss 10
Murphy.
EenvorthT r. expected back In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
WHATS THE
CSEs

One day Bill Stumpf plays a fair
brand Of baseball for the local club
and the next day he plays like
dub and throws the bali game away.
saturday he was playing like a
busher. missing everything that
came his way. and Seattle was wal
loped 50. One of these days Bits
going TO miss boat and fall in the
water and maybe he'll get over the
missing habit. He hits fairly well.
oue Seattle win never be able to get
to the top until steady man Is OBJ
tained for that shortstop position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
CARPENTER
Is WISE

The fact that Carpenter is going
to work three days "A week and rest
the remaining four should arouse no
suspicious.
think II Is the best campaign he
could adopt, until about two weeks
from the end. when. II were he. I
would get down TO the real intensive
stuff every day. hardening up and
getting the wind into the best posi-
BILE shape.
The Frenchman Is always in shape
and near his best fighting weight
and therefore does not need TO work
hard.
Let me repeat. in concluding. that
am not picking a winner. but from
what ! know OF the two men. knowl.
edge gained by actual experience
with them in the ring. believe
Dempsey Is the better man.
Copyright is3i by Newspaper Enterprise)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

real star for the Reds
And sam Is coming thru. He
got away 10 a rather slow start.
hitting poorly and not fielding over
~ well. but he Is going great guns
now.
HINGE Heinie Groh has rcjolned
the Ohio club he has been playing
third base and Bohne has been
shifted 10 the second sack. Bohne
never looked good except at third
In this league. but his great nerve
and hustle are making him a sue.
cess.
His fielding Is good and he Is hit.
ting around 500 besides ranking as
one OF the best base runners In the
big show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
BILL JOHNSTON
WINS NET TITLE

BERKELEY. June 27.--Bill John
ston OF San Francisco defeated Ro-
land Roberts of san Francisco for
the mems singles championship OF
the Pacific coast here by the score
OF ga, 60, 90.
start "Tarzan the Terrible" Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

w. II. Carstens and C. l.. Temple.
tons were tied for first place In the
regular Sunday gun shoot OF the
Seattle Gun club yesterday with the
score OF 40 out OF n possible so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
KING PRESENTS
YANKS TROPHY

LONDON. June 27.-King George
today presented the American polo
team with tho cup 1t won In the In.
tcrnational matches at Nottingham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
SHEELY NAY
RETURN

Earl Shelly. the big Salt Lake
first base graduate. may be back in
the Coast league next year. The
big fellow has been a disappoint.
ment to the Chicago White sox.
especially during the last few weeks.
Shelly has been fielding all right.
but his hitting has left a lot to be
desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

NArIoNAL LEAGUE

New Tori '. wsshinr.on l.
Cleveland ~. 81 Louie l.
betfVit 10. chirAEe q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
HURLS NO-HIT,
NO-RUN GAME

HOUSTON. June 27.--George
Swartz OF the Dallas, Texas League,
team. pitched no-hit, no-run game
here Sunday against the Houston
club. He struck out seven men.
Swartz is left handler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
Bohne Is
Real Star
WithReds
Seattle Grad Is Making
Good With Cincy, After
Poor Start; Ball News
ny LEO II. LAsSEN

\ NJ NJ I hottNE j
finally kicking
thru IN great
style fer the Gin.
cianau Reds
When Sam was
playing for Seat.
tie last year.
coast basel ball
critics were al
most unanimous
In their opinion
that he was the
best player in the
league and that
he would make a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
CARPENTER
HAS WAI.LOP

In my fight with Carpenter he hit
me a punch on the chin in the first
round. the effects OF which never left
me until the finish. 1t convinced me
that he could hit hard and until the
end all that could do was TO fight
on the defensive. but his craft and
GOODNESS and constant waiting for the
right opening finally prevailed.
with all OF Carpenters qualifica-
tons that | have set forth. do not
believe. however. that he will be able
to overcome the superior natural
fighting might of the champion.
! take no stock in the story that
an attempt will be made 10 build
Carpenter up to somewhere near
Dempsey's weight. 1t would do him
no good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
by BATTLING LEvINsKY

Let IL be Understood in the begin
ming that am not going TO pick the
winner OF the Carpenter. Dempsey
fight at Jersey City on July 2.
IL will merely be my endcavor TO
size up the two as l have found by
actual ring combat first with Demp-
sey, who disposed OF me in three
rounds. and then with Carpenter.
who dlspored OF me in four rounds
on the basis OF what found them
20 be In their battles with me I will
give IL as my opinion that Dempsey
II the better man Therefore he
ought TO win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
ACORNS TAKE 2
FROM SALTLAKE

SAN FRANCISCO. June s7.--Oak.
land wallopcd "Cayvy" Cnvath's
Salt Lake Bees twice here yesterday
Tho Oaks were hitting the hall hard
and Salt Lakes pitchers we're unable
80 N.fa ,hm...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

WI ~ sNhfa &<AHttAhs
The Queen Anne Aerials and
Shamros Cubs we're unable to play
their scheduled game Sunday be.
cause OF the poor condition Of the
Mercer playficld. They will play
this game there on July 4.
The Georgetown Cubs defeated
the Collins Juniors by an So count
in their game on walla walla field
yesterday. Ten errors by the losers
helped the cubs TO victory. A.
smith and Mckay. Of the winners.
knocked out home runs.
The score: II. II. r
Georgetown Cubs. ........ 4
Collins Juniors ..... 2 , 10
Batterios-Coilins and Cordano. J.
Smith and Fcldman.
Showing the Pirates under a score
OF 20 TO IL the Three brothers Dye
Works Cubs practically cinched a
place among the first four In The
star Junior baseball league. Sunday.
~ NaH ~ kttb Will ram
the field sloppy. The game was fca.
turcd by the heavy hitting OF Ted
Ahner. who busted out five hits In
six trips.
The score: II. II. Il.
Pirates ..........,......1 IL Z
Three Brothers Cubs. ..22 "a 8
Batteries-Hopkins and Bullock,
Putnam; o'connell. Mahoney and
German.
The schedule for next weeks
games In The Star league follows:
Washington Park VS.. Pirates al
walla Walla.
Georgetown Cubs VS.. Egermnn
Grocery at Walla Walia-
Bulldogs vs.. shamrox Cubs at
Woodland park.
Three Brothers Dye Works VS..
Highland Park at Highland Park.
Collins Juniors VS.. Eckart Cigar
Co. at Walla Walla.
Queen Anne Aerials VS.. Youhgs.
town at Youngstown.
The Collins Juniors will entertain
the Youngstown team at Walla
walla and Queen Anne and Sham.
rox Cubs will play at Mercer In the
only July 4 games booked.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
and the Collins Juniors will not play
their postponed game unless II af
fects the final standing of either.
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27

nost1n :. HrooklYn
rittshurn ~. Chicago .
81 Louis 8. Ciuginnati !.
Start '-TarEan the Tsrribls" Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
Jack Will
Win, Says
Levinsky
Man Beaten by Carpenter
Thinks Dempsey Will
Beat Georges

Editors Note.--Baitiing Levin
shy, the Philadelphia Iigbtheavy-
wright, Il one Of two American
boxers who has met both Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenr
tier, the other being Gunboat
Smith. Leyinsky. therefore. h
well qualified to write an opin-
lon Of the comparative fighting
ability Of the American tiiiei,old.
er and his French challenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-27
Babe Slams Out
a Couple More
Over Weekend

NEW YORK, June 27.-Babe
Ruth reached the half way mark
of his last years home run record
here yesterday when he slammed
out his 27th home run. Babe
made his 2sth against washing.
ton the day before.