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New-York tribune., 1921-04-14
To;als... S4 2 10 "a 8 81 Totals 81 81 l,

Totals. s42los4ssI Totals. sl4527 10 o
'Batted for Coveeske in eighth inning.
IRAN for O.Neil in eighth inning.
Cleveland 49,. q o o @ o n -
St LOUIS. 0 0 0 0 x-4
Two base hits-Gardner. Shocker. Tobin
Sisler. Three base hit--Sisler Home run
Smith. Stolen base-Gerber DouhIn
plays-Gerber and Sisler t2). I,eft m
bases-cleveland. 6; st. Louis, s. Bases
on balis--On Covcieskie .. Oft Shocker
Hits-On Coveleskie in innihrs. or
Odenwald in 1. Struck out--By Cove.
leskie. s. by Shocker. 5. Losing pitcher
coveleskie Umpires-Evans and HiIde-
brand. Tme-l:37
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cos.t iON' April 13. - Oscar Dugey,
tiona,'. tira' was released by the Boston Ma
a,,i Today to act RS coach and gen
arer assistant to John U. Evers, man
Rnd.,oi VI the Chicago Nationals. Dick
pl,s'pn' pitcher, will take Dugey's
s''ee as coach for the Braves.
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Totals. s7l4l0fe1 10 81 Total.

Totas. u II lU II TO 81 Totals -. q . 3 Fl 8
'Batted for smythe in seventh inning.
iGame called at end of seventh inning
Army ......... 2 O lit
Union. ........... 0 0 o.
stolen bases Traywicix. McGrath
Smythe t2). Burns. Sacrifice hit---Wilhide
SacrAf'ce hy-McGrath. rwo-b hits
Stevenson, O'Brien. Rowland. Burns Three
base hits-Burns. smith Struck out--By
Miller, =; by Muiligan, 3. by Goff. s.
Bases on balls--On Miller. .: off Muliigan
off Goff. 4. Hits--OH Miller. in in.
nings: OF Mulligan. in s. Hit by pitchers
by Muliigan G.ewis. p by Gcff (Smithf
W ia pitches--Goh. 2. Passed balls
liusted, :. Double play--wihide and Me
GIath. Left on bascs-Army. (; Union. S,
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Big Blooie Horns In With Five
Swats as the Mauler in Chief
38,2OO Non-Combatants Bestow Spotlight Honors
OH the Honorable Babe and Jackie Coogan
By Grantland Rice

In the non-combants Babe
Ruth extracted less than system at the
foo Grounds danged
TO show his amazing versatility opening day. Big efraned
from okng home he singles and
brace OIL doubles out of five trips the
SCARED line to the field carry the rerdnc
teeth of busery breeze.
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:. Two-b base hit-IIubbard. Sacrifice hit
Murray, Stolen bases-B. Sullivan ic>.
Martin, Nadel Raskn. Freda. Lef.
plays-Freda. to Cohalen to Lima Struck
out-By Anderson. 4; by Mahosiey. .: by
GuHfoy, J.; by Feigin. .. Bases balls
or Anderson s. Hit by pitched ball
Anderson tCohalanl. Hits-Of Anderson. .
in Z ia innings; off Ieign. in 2-3: off
pires--Tono and Doherty. Time of game
hours
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Former Giant Drifts South

GREENV1LLE, s. c., April 13.-
Herb Hunter, last year with the Bos-
ton American League, and formerly
with the Giants, to-day was signed by
the Greenville South Atlantic Club
He will play third base.
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City College Defeats
Manhattan. 5 TO a.

The City College nine barely nosed
out Manhattan College in a loosely
played game at lewiston Stadium yes
terday afternoon. The score was s to
4. Manhattan made bclated rally in
the eighth but failed to put over
enough runs to tie the score.
The score:
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Reds Rally in Eighth
For Victory Over Pirates

CINCINNATI, April 13.-The Cincin-
natl Reds defeated Pittsburgh to-day,
to 3, before the largest crowd that
ever attended an opening game in this
city The former champions scored
four runs in the eighth inning by
punching hits.
The score:
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PITTSBURGH
Totals ss sia "a 10 Il Totals ... ss ) 5e27sl

V"'''' 90 !" y - l. II iotas 90. 3o . . q ]
'Batted for Hamilton in 9th inning
Pittsburgh o o o. 2-s
Two base hits-Bohne. Bigbee ca, Ma
ranv1le. Three base hits--Luque, Grimm.
bo.the. Fonseca. Sacrifce-Schmidt.
Double Play-Maranvlle TO Tierncy to
Grimm. Left on bases--Cincinnati &
pittsburgh, 10. Bases on balls--On Luoue
:; OF adams, ADAMS, H. IIits-off Adams. . in
20 innings: of Hamilton. none in 1-3
Struck out-By Iuque 8: by Adams. T.
Balk-Luque. Losing pitcher--Adams.
Umpires-Rigler and Moran. Time-l:3I
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Totals. IS Is y 10 81 Totals 30 6 7 f25
one out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Sheffcy.

Cornell ......l l o = o--s
Penn ........0 0 o 2 0 81
Stolen bases--Hnkle. Two-base hits
Mouradan. Shriver- Three base hts-
MAYER. Double plays-Cowan. to Woodin
to Davies. Hits-OR Stout, s. oft Sheffey
!; of Lewelyn, l. Struck out--Ry stout
2: by Sheffcy. a. by Larsen q by Roiio
/, BY Lewellyn. L. Bases on balls-on
Stout. 4 of Shefey. off Larsen, 2: OFF
Rollo, 3, off Yates >. Hit by pitcher
Conrey By Roiio. Passed ball-Maher
Wild pitch--Sheffey, Yates Umpirese
Baetzel and Adams
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st. Louis.0 o 0 %
{ Mica 20. O "
Cadets Have Easy Time
Beating Union, Ii to 2

WEST POINT, n. Y, April "a
Army made it four straight victories
at baseball to-day by defeating Union,
IA to 2. The Cadets slammed Goff, the
upstate pitcher, for sixteen safe
drives. The score:
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kelly's, Homer in Eleventh
Spells Finish for the Phillies
"c'raw,s Players Get Long End of 10 to Score
After the Pitchers on Both Sides Are
treated to Numerous Fusillades of Wallops
By r. ]. Kelly

PHILADELPHIA April playing eleven long innings Of
wcfa baseball the Giants finally
nes IN the first the
score OF 10 to g. The mad mixture of heavy aps
luke hits, freak plays poor pitching
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Penn Defeats Cornell
In Ninth-Inning Rally

PHILADELPHIA, April 13.~ Cornell
was defeated by University of Penn
sylvania here to-day in hard-fought
battle, to 6. The Quakers staged
ninth-inning rally that netted them
three runs.
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Totals... 32 8 "a Is 0l Totals. 20 10 q IL o
Slated for Mueller in the eighth inning
1Batted for Alexander in the seventh
inning
ST Louis 80 o o . o.
Chicago .....l 0 x-5
Tow base hits-Flack, Fournier. Twom-
blcy. Home run--O' Farrell Sacrifice
Deal Double play-Haincs to Stock to
Fournier. Left on bases-St. Louis 4
Chicago 4. Base on balls--Off Alexander.
7; off Pertica, ,. Hits-On Haines. 3 in
innings; off Pertica, in 3; off Kirchcr
in /; off Alexander, in Z; off Freeman
. in 2. Hit by pitchcr-By Haines
(Maisei) Struck out--By Alexander, 6 by
Freeman. /: by Krcher, /. Winning
tcher--A!exander. Losing pitcher
Hatnes. Umpircs-O' Day and Quigley
Time of game-1:43
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College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Yale, 8; Columbia, 8.
City College. s; Manhattan College. 4.

City College. s; Manhattan College. 4.
Princeton, 3; Villa Nova, 4.
Penn, :; Cornell, 9.
Army, IA; Union, q
Brown, - Boston University, 3.
Navy, 20; Mount st. Mary's, 2.
Lafayette, 10: Williams, 4.
Holy Cross, III Trinity. 0.
Wesleyan. II; Conn. Aggies, 2.
GAMES TO-DAY
Fordham vs.. Tufts. + tordham Field.
Penn State vs.. Delaware, State College,
Pa.
Southern Association
Birmingham, a; Nashville, 3.
Chattanooga, 8; New Orleans, 2.
Mobile, 8; Atlanta, 5.
Little Rock Memphis, rain.
American Association
Milwaukee, 6; St. Paul, !.
Louisville, 5; Toledo, 4.
Indianapolis, 3; Columbus, 2.
Minneapolis-Kansas City, rain.
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Totals. i. 2s 6 q s 81 Totals. 2nla

Princeton pIi,lsd "a Ks
Three base ht--Botting. Earned runs
Princeton, ?; Vilanova. o. Bases on balls
OFF Margetts, s. off Mesder. o. Struck
out--By Margetts, 4, by Meader. 4. Passed
ball-NacDonald. Sacrifice hits-McNa-
mara. Margetts. Ryan, Connolly stolen
bases-Botting Robinson. Left on bases -,
Princeton, 3; Nilianova, S. Time, I55
Cmpires-Casey and Freeman.
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Standings in Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 10; Philadelphia, 8 III in.).
Brooklyn. s; Boston. 4.
- Cincinnati, S; Pittsburgh. 3.
Chicago, s.; st. Louis, 2.
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BASEBALL, TO-DAY. $3.50 r. NJ. rOLO
Grounds. Yankees vs.. iladciphla.-Advt.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE:

Eo ERDAY'S RESULTS
New YORK, II; Philadelphia. l.
st. Louis, d; Cleveland. 2.
Boston, s; Washington, 3,
Dctroit--Chicago (rain).
STANDING OF CLUBS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
JOHNSTON BEATS OUIMET:
STEIN LOSES TO KNEPPER

0T. LOUIS. Sept -..--Frsncts oui
- met OF Boston. fell before Har-
rison Johnston OF St Paul In the
feature match Of the national ana
teur golf tournament here wednos-
day. The match was decided on the
3sth green. Johnston winning 1hc
hole TO 4.
Bon Stein. last Seattle entry. was
defeated by Ruddy Knepper. Of sioux
City. 7 and 8. Stein had bad round
in the moro and was nervous thru
out the match.
Bobby Jones. the Atlanta star. won
his match easily from DR.. willing OF
Portland. and 8. Jones shot a 70
In the morning and 70 In the after.
noon.
Chick. Evans Of Chicago. M.
tionaI champion in 1890. won from
Richard Brockcnkamp Of ST. Louis.
I and 8.
Robert Gardner. also Of Chicago.
put out T. Armour OF Scotland. 4
and g.
Tuesdays results follow
lease Guiifprd- Bosfen beat D~vsy
Weber, Chfcaxa. and q
Harrison Johnston. ~. Pant. beat TrAn-
els Ouinef. Boston. 1 up.
Chick Evans, Chicago. beat Eichayd
Bock.nkamp. Sc Louis. 7 and Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

Is again matchmaker for the Tacoma
club lie has built UP the game well
In Tacoma and has a fine rep thru
out the Northwest for staging clean
shows
This win be the third time that
Jones and German have fought The
rirst went 10 a draw verdict after
six rounds in Tacoma and then Cor.
man won a decision over Jones In
q four.round bout here.
Army weich. the Brcmerton
hight heavyweight goes on with
Johnny Hogan OF Tacoma In the ak
round semi. ~indup.
Johnny fuvera. Camp lewis wei.
terwcight. meets hid Clarke Of
Tacoma In the four.round special
event
Al Winters. rugged Seattle boy.
tansles with Grant Randies OF
Tacoma. They're middleweights.
Joe Edwards and Jack Bowling. a
duet OF Tacoma Eighties open the
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
BY ROY GROVE

con FOR . Mstty. . Bender. Coombsr
~ majors have snen repeated
this whom fcncc busting boys busy
And with arrcrymen fighting ont for
coutfcst world scs wondering what would happen
the ~old bcys- 10 step back
EHEs pitcher that
baseball ever knew he was In his zenith during the 1905 series DO
an his series By the
shu,ou
the fifth h cut four and passed
games and
Company
games
Convey gave
walked
tanned four shut Brook
yn allowed five hits. mh and walked
walks
What
Hanbno the MuSO tho other members of the homerun ean'
NfATHEvs0N appeared
Vu pitcher He has made winning
series than Big having droppd four 10
SEATS wnne JACK soomes Also Of 'ns TOOK par s
have shown their wares In tfr big mxup
The seemingly impossible pitching world
Reubach, pitching In
the ntar accomplishing the impossible
he let the sox down with hit single by Donohue
pitchers
Cleveland allowed only
three hns apiece In the 1890 series
DRoBABLY pitching
Bender pitching wonderful
four hits the hurting
damage Philadelphia
raped out ~ bits for IL bases and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
IT WAS
KENNELS DAY

1t was Bill Kepworthy day out at
The baIl orchard yesterday.
On the first two trips to the plate
the little pilot whitfield ingioriousiy.
swinging viciousiy at sharp curve
balls
And aitho he played wen m the
field he kicked a chance at the start
Of the ninth and 1t certainly looked
ljl<e a bad day for the Duke.
But it's a rare day that Kennie
doesn't get his bingIe and he got 1t
IN the 10th and II was the Duke who
brought over the winning run. He
guessed right in picking his pinch
hitters, too. and 30 the matinee was
lsayed as Ear as the Duke was con
.cerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

up a better brand of pitching
in Re game than Elmer
Jacobs and Tom Hughes
served Wednesday in the
opening game of the Seattle
Los Angeles series Wednes-
day. Seattle won. to 0, in
10 innings. A glance at the
box score shows the grade OF
pitching. Seattle making five
hits, three that came in the
final inning and two others,
AZ singles. while los Angeles made
tut three. a single by Oscar stanage
and a single and a triple by sam
Crawford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
MARTIN STOPS
TINY HERMAN

PORTLAND. Sept. ?2.--oid Den.
yer I'D Martin was there with the
waiiop when he tackled Tiny Her.
man Of Astoria Tacoma and way
points. ~ Mllwaukie arena last
night The old. time colorcd nitt
artist sent tho big white boy to the
brides In the fourth frame.
Martin won with a blow under the
heart shortly after tho bell rang for
the fourth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
SURGEONS TO
HAVE TOURNEY

The first annual Pacific Northwest
sugcons' golf tournament win be
staged at the Tacoma Golf and
Country club on Friday. October z.
Any licensed practitioner Of medicine
and surgery residing In the states
Of Washington. Oregon. Idaho. Mon.
tana and Alaska or British Columbia
may enter this meet. H. 3. Arsxe.
=. s. Bank building. Tacoma. is
chairman Of the tournament com.
mitfea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
GIANTS GAIN:
YANKS AND INDIANS TIED

While The Coast league race gets
the spotlight glare for Seattle fans
right now. the big league races come
Ia for THAI share OF attention New
York picked up q full game We'd
nesday when they waIloped Chicago.
while Pi.tsbrrg lost 10 Brooisly. In
tie American. Cleveland <wsnt into
virtual tic with New YORK when
they beat Boston. while New York
and Detroit were idle because Of
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
MCCARTHY AND
DAVIS MINT

Seattle fans are In for r~al main
evcnt next week when Johnny NC
cArthy. the hard hitting san Fran
cisco motorrnan. goes on stth rrAvie
Davis. Mccarthy Is an Old favortt
here because he forces the nEht al
the time. with his coas, weller
weight crown AZ stake. Travie Davis
can be expected 10 giye a good &C
rount Of himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
HUGHES LOSES HIS
OWN GAME

Hughes helped considerably 70
ypse his own game. kenworthy open
q the 10th inning with . single
thru short stumpf struck out and
Patterson dumped one near the
third base line He beat Il out but
Hughes threw low TO Grfggs and Art
!. unused 1t up. Kennie going 10 third.
kncn Spencer was sent in TO hit for
Adams. He was purposely walked.
with the stands yelling for Ray
Bates to bat for Jacobs. the Duke
ruesred right and picked Hunky
schorr. Hunky fouled one mile a
minute down the right field line and
then hit the second pitch for ter
rifle single to right scoring his
manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
MORE TROUBLE
ABOUT CICOTTE

SAGINAW. Sept .z.--Piayers who
played with or against Eddie Cico;te,
former White Sox ball player. impli-
Gated IN the world series scandal.
here. Saturday. win be placed on the
ineligible Hat, fined and barred from
professional baseball. according TO a
ruling made by Judge Lands. base.
balls supreme arbitrator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

Jesss sresf--r. Ssw rsrk. beat r r.
bunrfnx. Chicago. 4 and
Robert Gardner. Chicago hat rnsme
Armour, Scotland. snd J.
n E kn-pp~s. eteur CITY. bat ras
sfria. seattle. ard
Willis Hustsr. EurisrS. beat jams
Msnien. 81 Louis. ard l.
Bobby Jones' stiantA. beat Or. q v.
wiiiisx. Portland. Or. 0 and 7.
In today'c matches Johnston meets
Jesse Guiiford and Evans plays Jesse
swec'ser Of New York IN the upper
half Of the drawing. ~hile Gardner
faces Knepper and Jones plays
While Hunter. English champion. In
the lower half.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
Eleven Cities
Enter Teams in
Pro Grid League

Chicago. Detroit. Decatur. Clcvc.
land. Buffalo. Akron. Dayton.
Toledo. Canton. Rock Island and
Hammond have been voted berths
In thss American Professional
Football league.
Schedules have bern made up
In such n manner as TO provide
for a clear champion at the end
OF the season. Members OF the
association viii not be permitted
to play outside teams without the
permission OF the executive com
mittee OF the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
HARPER GORMAS. MuTHY
ALI. GOING EAST

Bob Evans. Portland fight mana
ger. plans to take Bob Hsrper. forrp.
er Seattle iirhtle. Joe German. Port
Land .fsatherwclght and Frankie
Murphy. the Denver welterweight
East soon for bouts in New York.
Both Harper and German made big
hits In the East on their first TIM.
and they should move into the big
money without much trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

Jack Adams pulled the star field
lnR riay Of the day.
with one out In the 10th. Sam
Crawford whaied . tipis to deep
lcft center. Bert Niehoff tosk
strike. Then Crawford III out for
hcme with the squeeze play signal
10. Adams called for . pitchout-
eutsuessing the visitors. and aitho
Eieheff interfcrrcd with the play NJ
13nuch a. he could by throwing his
hat at the ball Adams. by a wonder.
fhai play. caught Crawford coming In
Standing w. IL was beautiful
picce Of hcadwork and II saved lot
o. trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

The burning Of the Tahoma han IN
Tacoma recently has caused shank
lin 20 look for a new fight han. To-
nights card is being stagcd In the
Eagles hall. Only 700 can be seated
there. The card two weeks hence "
slated for the Tacoma theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
HOWARD WILCOX
WINS BIG EVENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept zz.--How.
ard Wilcox. in Frontensc. won the
5o-mile invitationai speedway race
here yesterday. He averaged s7.5
miles per hour. Jimmy Murphy fin
ished second. with Jules Eiiingboe
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
Tacoma's
Ring Year
to Open
Morgan Jones Boxes Joe
German Tonight; Other
News of Swat Game
By Hal Armstrong

It'll N o re q n
Jonea &C o m .
fe at hor weight
and Joe German.
the Portland hot
tanale. heading
the program In a
ak round b o u /.
the Tacoma ring
season win get
night
George shank.
lin Of the Iaglel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
CONCERNING
8TRIKEOJTS

Tom Hughes had the local stick.
ers swinging at his curve ball and
fast one all afternoon, dropping IL
no strikes. ~ In the nine innings.
Hi stumpf was his pct victim. Bill
whiting four times. Every man on
the club got his'n from Long Tom.
except Roxy Middleton. Elmer
Jacobs. who pitched the best game
Ne has turned In sir becoming an
lndiAn. famed eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

Furnmaryi Struck out--uy Jsccbs T.
By Hughes IS. Bssss on baiis-Off
Jacobs I. off Hughes .. Three base hit
Crawford Double plsy--Adsns 20 Ken
vorfhy. Sacrifice hits Middleton
Hughes Runs responsible for--Ifughe. 1.
Jacobs .. Time Of EAme-s;oo. Umplres
--Byron and cfotsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
WHITE TO BOX
IN DENVER

DENVER Sept %. Charlie
White. Chicago lightweight will
night Bobble ward OF ST. Paul ten
rounds to q decision here septem-
Der 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
PITCHING
TAkES PRIZE

Pitching won high honors weines-
Gay.
For five innings neither team
made Z hit. Oscar Stanage and
Jack Adams rival catchers. break.
ing thru for singles in the sixth.
No man reached third until the
leth when Sam Crawford triplcd-
And no man scored until Hunky
Sc. orr. going In as a pinch hitter
for Jacobs In the 10th with the
bases loaded, slammed sizzling
single to right. scoring Bill Ken
worthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
TWO GAMES
ON TODAY

Two games a. being played today
with the first TIFF getting under way
at .. m Harry Gardner and Ray
Francis are due to pitch for Seattle
with the Angels selection being
more doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
OLIPHANT WILL,
LEAD REDLANDS

Elmer oliphant. former army, foot
bali star. will coach the Redlands
college Of California this fall. He
starred at halfback for the military
academy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
PATTERSON MAKES
GREAT THROW

Bill Patterson made another one OF
zsl1lis great throws In . pinch ycster.
Inlay.
e There were two outs In the sixth
and stanare was on second. Nc
Cauiey slammed one at Bill that left
4 trail OF smoke behind. Fat knock.
ed IL down. dashed after tho pill.
pivoted and let fly with the ball II
beat the Los Angeles runner TO first
BY a step, with stanage rounding
third. II was iifesavcr, brother.
II that kid ever finds his batting
eyc he won't be In this league long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

- -
b a s c b a | |
& a n, e S and
b a s G b q ! |
games at the
local apple
orchard, but
we can safely
say that no
two pitchers
a n y W h e re
q v q dished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

off hits. rotblng McCabe Of = hit In
the seventh and stealing a safety
from McCaniey In the ninth. Middle
ton made n nice running catch OF
Hughes liner In the seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
SEALS BACK
IN THE LEAD

PORTLAND, Sept. 22.--San Fran
cisco took another game from Port.
land here yesterday by the score OF
20 2. The Seals are now back In
first place
The score n n r
San FRANCHISE .-..
fcftiAH1 .-ss.ssss
Batteries; Couch and Yeiis: johnson,
roas and Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
SALT LAKE
AGAIN WINS

los ANGELES. Sept 22.-Salt
Lake again defeated Vernon. The
score Of yesterdays tilt was TO 4.
The score n ". T.
salt Lake ......-..--.-.... II o
frfNco I
Batteries: Bronisy, Poison and Byler;
Mitchell and Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
Six Teams
Now Ready
for. P>la y
Schedules for Leagues
Will Be Ready for Pub
LEGATION Saturday

TNIE sixth club. the team neces-
l. sary 10 make an even number
OF teams in the senior division OF
The Star Soccer league. has entered
the circuit The Boeins Aircraft
club is the Exth team. Jack Tuhn
is tho temporary manager Of the
squad.
The other i've clubs in the a.
vision are the Maple Leaf Post. the
Postoffice, Woodland Park. West
Seattle and the Haas. Eckart Cigar
company.
Ten teams are entered In the Jun
Tor division. They follow: Quakers,
Liberty Park, Ballard Juniors. South
Park Juniors. Hawthorne Juniors.
wslla walla A. C.. Washington
Park. Allen Athletic Association,
Falcon A. c. and Highland Park
Schedules for both divisions will
be ready for publication Saturday.
The senior division will include .
double home and home round robin
while the juniors will play around
twice. in . single home and homo
schedule.
Umplres are needed for fhese
games. Men wishing to donate
their services as referees should get
In touch with the sporting editor
OF The Star.
Registration lists Of players are
due at The Star not later than
Wednesday at 8 .. m.
The HaasEckart Cigar COMPANY
soccer team Of The Star league .@iIl
meet Thursday night at .. N. at
the Eckart cigar store. fo7 Second
ave s. All members OF the team
are requested to be at this impor-
tant meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
liNDIANS WALLP ANGELS in A GREAT BATTLE OF PITCHERS
BOEG AIRCRAFT CLUB COMPLETES STAR SENIOR SOCCER IEUF
cHe.
,:&Re! =,
nv HARRY HuNTooS

ne s-cosS - Of GNnsrs In the
city bowling lee cue win be played
ssaieht. with tho r.vist~0 Chocolates
t<hiaE en- the fsoids's Cafe In the
feature tiit 81 the Ideal siieya
Othew s~mc4 btiL~d for she idc~A
siieys srei naiSe's CAFE va Ixndsres's
aud fsle Cssrs ". Aidorweo Masss.
Conpdos and FsIiis play Mpv~'s
csfs, asd Ming d'ors play n y.
urseks In the ults billed foS the
Eiks' aileya
I've vtvAi rs~s's fsruishisg hous>s
tAasis In the euly tiit ~ tho Or
pheum siievs. whea Iislt~u . oliver
and pruxmAAs play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22
SUZANNE OFF
FOR FRANCE

NEW YORK. Sept 2e.-Suzanne
Lengien. French tennis champion.
left yesterday for her native land on
board the liner France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-22

IptIs .-..stf ~ -
sOns cut when winning yun vas scored.
fBsttef for Adams IN ltth.
tran for Spencer In feth.
tBattsd for Jacobs In ioth-