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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
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has b,enr reported On
willing the
Most Of the that viii
be able either
know that Dempsey And then told
Carpenter Nhe world But
that he
It's picking the winner OF fight between bat
champion
retain his In the fight of the century.
TRACK ATHLETICS BROUGHT SEATTLE ADVERTISING
Washington both the
shot ranking high national interco
a
athletics fine
school spirit and fine life educational institution
FANS game
better Tho financial failure The Coast
month having natural lakes within
development OF body and
Seattle because nonsupport
Of
Woodland
he spectators ead Of Each OF these enterprises
nothing
negligible All
success OF
people az city that this organization their
the will be the real that should be-
WE'RE for he ennis
which Seattle Tennis club Monday
practically amounted second
this But
sun Is for
really
active particularly
weidcr the club would become real force In Seattle athletics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Egan Plays
Won Elm in
Golf Final
Salt Lake Golfer Plays
Champion for Title in
Portland Today

PORTLAND, June &c. 49, Young
George Won Elm. OF Salt Lake. con
tinued 10 upset the dope when he
defeated Russell Smith In the srmi-
finals OF the Northwest amateur golf
championship here yesterday. He
viii meet the tito holder. Chandler
Egan. today In the finals. and u he
displays the form he has shown dur.
ing the past two days he will make
a strong bid for the blue ribbon
Egan reached the final stage when
he bcsted Forrest Watson by l up
margin.
championship. as the finalists In TO.
days match viii b. Phoebe Nell It'd.
marsh OF the Seattle Golf club and
Mrs. Fred v. Jackson OF the Jeffer.
son Park Golf club. Both players
are shooting good golf and their
meeting today should be well worth
seeing. Miss Tidmarsh II a slight
favorite TO win.
Mrs. H. A. Wheeler OF Bellingham
gave Miss Tidmarrh n hard game
yesterday and Mt no time during the
round did she faitcr. but the Seattle
girl had the edge and won on the
18th hole by 2 up and 1.
An extra hole WIS required before
Gena Peters. another Seattle miss.
was disposed OF by Mrs Jackson.
The Jefferson park champion fought
a grand uphiil fight In the last half
Of the Journey, In which she started
/ down. and on tho 10th hole she
scored n par 4 against Miss Peters
5. Large galleries followed all four
big matches yesterday and they were
wen rewarded. as the golf was the
best that has been shot thruout the
tournament
With the final matches tomorrow
the curtain win drop on the most
successful Eolf tourney ever held on
the coast.
In the amateur match Egan and
Won Elm win play ss holes. while
Mrs Jackson and Miss Tfdmarsh
will decide who's who among the
Northw~st's fair ser golfers on AT
is.hoie Journey.
Perhaps the mos, brilliant piece Of
rpmenrss seen on the fair-ways for
many a day was the figh, that For.
rest Watson put up against Chan
Esan. Two down at the 18Th and
another brace when the s-d was
reached put Young. Watson four
down and four 10 60. but he won tbe
nett thru and t,mt mtsgcd sinking
fofooser for . ~fn on the home
green
Mira ". A. Wheeler boscd her chip
shot for n two" on the ninth. which
reduced tho lc~way 10 one down
This Bsiiinrham fndy looks Like .
coming champion
Young Won Elm outpsAy~d the
veteran Smith at all times and WINS
never headed. Russ went to lunch
with a four down appetite. He lost
the 18th and then won II when the
referee awarded him the hole when
Won Film brushed the line OF his putt
In her first flight nrrni-finai match
MA. Harry O. Young. OF Jefferson
park. was defeated by Mrs. Peter
Kerr. the Portland champion. by
two down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Hard Tits
Bookedfor
StarTeanns
Fight On for Places
Among First Four in
Star Junior Ball League


with three teams tied for fourth
place IN The Star Junior ball league.
crucial matches are billed for Sun
days play. Egermsn. Highland
Park and Washington Park are the
teams that are in the last placs
that team may be to be eligible
for competition in the round rob
bin" for the championship. The
Eckarts. Pirates and Three Brothers
Cubs are in first. second and third
places.
Six games are billed for Sunday.
They are as follows:
The ,Egerman Grocery team face
possible elimination when they play
Eckart at WalIa walla at .. m
The Three Brothers Cubs face
crucial contest when they tackle the
Pirates at jefferson park at 2 p. m
Highland Park and washington
Park. two teams tied for fourth
place. will try to put each other out
OF the running when they meet at
Washington park at IL noon
The. Collins Juniors and George
town Cubs meet at Walla Walla e.
IL noon.
The shamrox Cubs and the. Queen
Anne Acrials play at Mercer nald
at ~ neon.
The Bulldogs and youngstown are
-. 90 -
p. m.
Managers Of home teams are 70
qucsted 10 telephone Main $500 the
ycore between $50 and $50 SUNDAY
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Bates Hits
Homer and
WinsGarne
Ray Hits One for Goal;
Locals Trim Los An
geles, as

With the score tird in the seventh
inning Friday. Ray Bates tore one
Of doc Crandali's fast offerings far
Into left field and u rolled 10 the
fence. In the meantime Raymond
was ambiing around the bases and
scored standing up. II proved To
be the winning run. Seattle coping
their third win out Of four starts
from tho Angels. The final score
was 4 TO Z.
Elmer Jacobs want very effce-
tive on tho hill for tho horne club
during the early inninxs- The An
gels opened the scoring IN the third
when crandall busted one for a
triple over Cunnlngham's head. II
was mighty wsiiop. Statx scored
him with a Texas Lacquer to right
The visitors added another In the
fourth when single by Crawford
and walks 10 Siehoff and stanage.
filled the bases. s,atx again singled.
this time thru WIsterzii. and craw.
ford scored.
The third Los Angeles run came
In the fifth when Dixie Carroll
slammed a homer over the right
field fence.
Seattle scored three IN the sixth
and tied the count Tobln singled
and Jacobs walked. both moving up
on Lanes sacrifice. Wisterzil flied
TO Crawford and Tobln scored after
the catch. On the relay TO third
base Griggs threw low ard Jacobs
dented the platter. Murphy then hit
a lazy ny over third and by some
sprinting a la Paddock. he reached
SECOND; Eldrcd kicked thru with a
pinch waliop to right for one base
and Murphy knottsd the count III
drcd being out trying to stretch the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
CUNNTSGHAM Is
BIG LEAGUE MATERIAL

Bill Cunningham. Seattle fychas-
er, Is the best big league prospect
on the Seattle payroll for graduation
10 the big time at the end OF the
present season. BIZ IS fielding with
the best Of them, IL one OF the beet
hitters in the league. runs the bases
with his head up and throws as well
ss any nychaser In the circuit. Bill
IL hitting the bail 10 the pinches.
too. What makes him doubly valu.
able az a hitter IL that he bats
righthanded- Good outfielders. bat.
ting from the right side OF the plate.
ase scarcer than the third rail these
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Old Eli Victor
Over Harvard in
Thrilling Race

NEW LONDON. June 25.--Yale
defeated Harvard in one of the
most bitterly contested crew races
ever rowed between the two an
cient rivals, on the Thames river
here yesterday, the Blue finish.
ing scant half.length ahead of
the Crimson.
Both crews collapsed at the end
OF the race. the Harvard oars
men being unable to shake hands
with the victors. tradition that
has lived as long as the two crews
have competedson the water.
Yale's time for the three miles
was 20 minutes, A i6 seconds.
Hundreds of pleasure craft dot.
ted the Thames river. and thou.
sands viewed the thrilling race
from the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
AND
JONES HEAD
GLOVE CARD

with Joe German and Morgan
Jones. two OF the leading feather.
weights In the Northwest. booked to
meet in the main event. Clay Hite
ia getting his card In shape for the
Wednesday ring show at the Pa
vilion.
Sailor Howard Maybcrry win 20 on
with Bud Manning in the semi-wind
up. Mayberry Is a member OF the
Pacific fleet.
Sailor Billy Vincent. who defeated
Boy McCasslln In Bremerton. the 9th.
er night. II down on the card to meet
Harry Eagles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
PORTLAND
STAGING
BIG MEET

The East and West were TO meet
today at Portland. Ore, when the
New York Athletic club and the
Multnomah Athletic club will com
pete In dual track meet on Multi.
nomah field.
The New York club has In It's
squad stars Of the Olympic games
and members OF great Eastern col
lege teams, while the Multnomah
club has the cream Of Pacific Coast
athletes In its fold.
Two University OF Washington
boys. Vic Hurley and Gus Pope, will
represent the Portland club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
KENwORTHY IS
HUSTLER

Manager Reuworthy may not be
the smsrtest manager in the world
nor the best second baseman In the
business. but there are few players
In baseball who hustle more than
the little Seattle pilot Every min.
ute he Is on the diamond he's trying
his level best for the team and he's
trying harder than ever this year.
a lot Of players in the league could
copy his aggressive style and there
would be less llstlessness to some Of
the tffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

vi~hine new~ for this week mskW
gcod re~dipg be~xasc. while The
r~gcwts from tho mcoutaln streams
are net numerous. pet they tell 81
wsiee conditions getting hestr.
which h the news that msteers. -
81 melting snow gesd filming h as
sured-
Report. from the lakes tell Of fine
sport enjoyed everywhere. Lake wash
inKton. right at home. showing up Jus,
as good az Big Lake. 20 miles away.
Rass fishing IL nj It's best with reren
and ereppy also providing sei-nised
creeiS
II viii be noticed that this week is q
report from Lake kschess tths first re-
reived this SEASON. which will be gladly
read by fishermen. a. We have had
many inquiries regarding conditions on
the east side.
SOUTH PORK sSoouAI.MIE..-water
still az feet above summer level Fish
ing fair -Four fishermen last sunday
caught from 10 20 rs fish each. Salmon
eggs beet hait--P J. Maioney.
sTItIAQUAMIsu RIVER. AT oso.-
watnr IL high Fishing getting better.
Trout rising well to flies. Salmon eEgs
also good. Henry Holiinss~orth.
ENTIAT RINER---water Is lower and
clear. Fishing IL fair. Best bait. an,
eggs water Ia falling fast And fshlnE
should DO good about July io-James
LANE WASHINGTON, u>ti RAW
water liz Just right f1shiBg cry good.
Two limit catches Of trout last week
Perch and catfish are biting wsn.-Jim
LANE sAMMAMIsH. SHAMROCK COT
TAGE---water IL low and clear. Fish
ing In very good. Fine catches OF siivers
and cutthroat trout being made with
salmon eggs. Krayiing meat and worms.
George ". Graham
OTTER I.AkE.--Water II clear. Fish
ing good Trout, bass and perch are
being freely caught. Best bats: EGGS
for trout: powagiacs for bass. and
worms are the right thing for perch
ECHO IAKE.-water Is clear. Fine
fishing. both trout and bass. Trout IL
TO ~ inches being caught with salmon
eggs. Bass taking Dowagiacs.--D. II.
Libby.
LAKE wIiDERNEss.--wat.r is clear.
Fishing very good. Trolling for trout
Bass taking line bait or Dowastacs.--
PIPE LAKE.--water ia right. Fishing
od--particuiarly In the evening. Trout
aking MAY flies Miss pubigk.
LAKE kITSAP.--water L. low and
clear. Baas and trout fishing is fair.
sleeping rooms for rent at Wigwam.---
A. l.. Mcdonald.
BIG IAkE.--water Ia normal. Trout
fishing IL good Taking trolling spoon
and flies. Numbers Of bass being caught
casting and with live bait --Nels Andar-
son.
COW LAKE.--water II lust right. Bass
striking well on powagiacs. live bait and
fancy bug flies.
LAKE CUsHNAN.-water II high.
Fishing fair. Some good catches being
made trolling. and taking flies fakrly
we'll but salmon eggs are best bait. =
A. I. Burbank.
LAKE KACuEss. KAcHEss LODGE.
Fishing in the lake 10 good and catches
of so trout are being made in streams
three miles from the iake.---c. s. Cole
grove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Champion
Is Still
at Zenith
Dempsey Should be Better
for Carpenter Than for
Jess, Owing to Youth
ny DEAN SNYDER


Jack Dempsey will prove an ex'
ception TO the rule that a fighter In
at the zenith but once.
The reason In hlA youth and his
Innate ruggcdnsB.
Jeas Willard was at his best when
he beat johnson.
johnson Was at the peak OF his
career when he whipped Jeffries. as
was corbett when he beat John l..
Sullivan.
FitzAimmons. an exception. was
able To come back after "A layoff.
Dempsey was but "a when he won
the title lie Is but 20 now.
corbait was 81 when he lost the
title, John l. ~. JeffricH IS and
Fitxsimmons 81.
IL lis logical 10 believe Dempsey
will be a better Dempsey when he
faces Carp than when he beat WI.
lard down two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
TOBIAS POPE

Tobias Pope. father Of Gus Popa
Americas premier discus beaver. h
well known figure In local sport
circles
with Chase Smiley. Northwest
three-cuahton billiard champion.
Pope is the proprietor Of Ssattic's
largest billiard hall.
Pope In q graduate OF Amherst
college. where he played third base
on the baseball team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
ALLEN MEETS
BILL SMITH
FOR TITLE

nm sm'Sh. winner Of the mems
singles event In The Star woodland
park tnnnia tourney. meets Marshall
Alien of thu University Of Washing.
ton In the finals Of the Seattle Ten.
MS club not tourney at $50 this
afternoon on the clubs courpe at
Lake Washington.
Other good matches are on tap for
this afternoon
FRIDAYS
RESULTS
Ross beat Isixurr. 1918. 81: Smith
bcat Taylor. 90. 81. 80: Nelson and
Ross heat villeras and Morrison.
So. ss: fatzurc and Ilvcnwood beat
Allen and Todd. &c. SO. ca: speidel
and A. Marion beat Smith and Leon.
ard. 81. 60. Anderson beat Zettier.
90. s-2. so; Allen beat Ross. Sc.
81. go; Smith BRAT Anderson. So.
ga.
,TODAy's
SCHEDULE
fi.i5 a. M Semi.finals doubles:
Taylor and Lewis w. Livengood and
faixure.
s.3o .. m.--Finais mems singles:
Smith va Allen: finals junior singles.
A. Marion W.. Ross.
4.so y. m.-F'inal doubles Speidel
and a. Marion vs.. winner Taylor and
Lewis va Iaizure and IAvcnRood.
Entries close tonight for the Seat.
tie Tennis clubs city net tourney, to
be staged next week on their Lake
Washington courts.
Entries can be handed In 70 spaid
inr's. Pipe 4 Tafts or the sporting
editors Of any of the local news
papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
TILDEN WEARS
MASK

Waiting on the sidoilnes Mt Win.
bicdon. England. for his challenger
10 b. named for his worlds tennis
championship. BIN Tildcn Is on, Of
place.
Tnden would much prefer TO be in
there. battling his way TO the top
and hanging up ncalpa
His health hasn', been good sincs
he went to England
And the strain OF waiting viii AZ.
feet his playing when he defends
his title agains, the worlds pick OF
starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

ing winning ball for the Michigan
team He won something like five
put OF seven starts for Ty Cohb's
team. according to the averages. and
was hitting over 400.
Sutherland viii be n great help TO
Portland. II he Is really coming back
as Manager Walter McCredie has
announced. He Is a winner in this
league as his record OF last year
shows. He had a percentage OF wins
over 500. while his team finished in
the basement
Vernon Parks. alias Brooks, who
WAS with the Beavers last year, too.
viii also Join the Rose City cellar
occurantS according TO McCredie.
Parks. Michigan university star. was
with Portland last year under the
name of Brooks He looked like a
real pitcher.
With these two men coming hack
sto tho Portland club the Beavers
look a lot stronger. as their main
weakness this year has been In the
box.
Portland viii make Its first bow Of
the st1t~ou utiOfe toSth rams next
week and will present several new
men Among the newcomers are Jim
Poole. a promising first sacker:
Young. shortstop: Genin and Ike
wolfcr. outfielderr Johnson. sid
Ross. Quissenbcry and Coleman.
pitchers Nice. an Illinois coiiegian.
Is also a newcomer Hes an In
fielder.
Ike woifer n hardly new 10 Seat
tie fans who remember him as a
ny chaser In the old Northwestern
league
Marty Krug. Who WAS with SAN
Lake last season. Is ~ second base
while Dick Cox is in right field Gus
Fisher and Del Baker are taking
care of the catching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
WHERE THEY
PLAY NEXT WEEK

While Portland Is playing Seattle
here. the San francisco Seals Will
be tangling with the Vernon Tigers
Mt San Francisco and oakland viii
argue with Los Angeles at Los An
gelex- a
Sacramento meets SAT- Lake tn
Salt Lake In the other series Of the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
COiIEG1ANS
BEST

College players are being grabbed
up by the major league scouts al
most daily.
The New York Yankees have Just
signed half a dozan stars from col.
lego Mines.
The fact that 10 many youngsters.
schcolod by college coaches. make
good In elngle Jump 10 big hague
clubs means we are TO have a new
class Of plsyorA
They are quick thinkers. easily
taught and adaptive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
SHELLEY VICTORIOUS

Chase Siblcy won the final game
and the 200-polnt three.cushion bill.
Hard match from Pierre Maupome,
OF Milwaukee. last night at the Pope
Sibley billiard parlors.
The score for the match was goo
ia. Last nights match was 50-s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
SEATTLE GOES
ON ROAD AGAIN

After the series with Portland this
week the Seattle team goes on the
road again. meeting Salt Lake. Oak.
land and Los Angeles before re-
turning home again. Oakland, Sac
ramento and Salt Lake viii then re-
turn to Seattle for their second
visits of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

BY crandall g. Baaoa on balia--On
Jacobs 3. off Crandaii /. Two-base hit
Murphy Threc-base hit--Crandaii Home
runH--Csrrnii. Bates. Double piays--Car-
roll TO McAuiey to briggs. Tobin TO
stumpf Sacrifice hits--MoAuley. Lane,
Wisterzii. Passed ball--Tobin Runs re-
sponsible for--Jacobs q. crsndali T. Time
OF Fame--l;55. Umpircs-Toman and
Byron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
PLENTY OF
KNOCKOUTS
LAST NIGHT

Here's the results OF the amateur
fights last night.
Rube Finn OF Ballard. knocked out
Bat Tripplett OF Georgetown
Sailor Moffitt knocked out by Kid
Tarq
Sailor Tech knocked out Sailor
Ray.
McCaffcrty won the call over Hi
Gill
Buckmaster won the decision over
Christofer.
Kid Cast knocked out the Kocomo
Kid.
Frankie Green knocked out Bat
Dunn.
George Joseiyn and Jack Caston
fought a draw.
Frankie Green knocked out Car
son.
A good crowd sat in on the smok-
er. which was enjoyed by all. Clay
Hito promoted II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
FOUR TO SHOOT

George Baker Howard Taylor, w.
Il. Galbraith and r. l.. Stannard
will compete Sunday for the Reid
clock. They are the finalists in the
shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
YOUNG HARRIS
MAKING GOOD

Spencer Harris. Broadway high
school FIRST sarker during the past
season. Il making good with the Ia
coma team in the r. I. league. Hc
has been getting his share Of the
hits since joining the Tigers Man
aGer Mullin has shifted him to the
outfseld and has him batting In the
lcadoff position Harris likes 10
play ball and is one OF the most
natural hitters ever developed in the
local prep league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
SACS DROP TO
THIRD PLACE

LOS ANGELES. June 25.--Timely
hitting by Vernon was responsible
for their TO victory over Sacra-
mento in their game here yesterday
The Solons, by losing the game.
drop into third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Return of
Sutherland
Surprising
Portland Graduate to Re-
turn to Beavers; Was
Winning for Detroit

liz reported re.
turn OF studs
Sutherland 10 the
Portland Beavers
by the Detroit
club OF the Amer.
lean league comes
as n big surprise
10 Coast league
fans
The veteran
hurIer. who grad
uafed TO the tt
gers last fall az.
ter n very sue
ccssful year with
the Beavers last
season. was pitch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
PACIFIC COAST LEAcrI
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 4. Chicago 2
Philadelphia {. Boston :.
Detroit IL. 81. Louis q
New York .. Washington >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25


reti's infl<id hsan<ies over nr. tsr-
r~si reaching srsss~i. rohin ~.- then
Changed With = paass~i ball. "Dtnse
gssng To the lcsk-tn cs~ne~. ersgxs
his . liner ~ right. bat Lane came
IN ard msAs pr~<ty ea1eh. eadfsg
ncon- He walked. cracked . single. ana
hit . homer over the right field fence
In five trfpR He made . brilliant catch
OF Cunning hams fiy 70 isf, In the Sc
end. doubling tbs Seattle plot Al first
Sam Crawford had another hts day
vita this vfrsow. banging out three ain
siss Tn fcar ehAuc~a
Dec cv~assn haA . as~>v asy -
the pssss, hitsins . sripse and .
slagte and STRIKING sus The ether toe
TINES ap therr>
Bo<h Jimmy Aaccauisy and nm
stampf turned IN ons-hAndsf ssabs Of
iin@rs. MsccAnfey robbinE Wirscrzii Of
hit and ssusnpf playing Jon@s Jsrnes
~ith Maecauisys smash
crnndan had the pceai hitssrs helpless
Until they broks thru IN tho sixth. hold
ing than 10 . pair Of one-b4ss hio-s
until tesf hAms.
mi ws~wsvshy hsss Ms leg s.sfy
In the gnsne nna r~eis~d- He'd Murphy
nsos ~ ~ 70 Blit's keystone ssaiisa
and Hole. covered first
Reg Knefer and neuis .zsidsr
arru-d 20 hong with Jimmy Toman In
the latter part Of the game that the
Indicator nsan kicked thsn out OF tbs
dhEouS
mir Lana has one Of tho best throw
ing arns In the league. Hs came within
an ace % nippinx Arnold statz. the Los
ANGELES speed boy. when tbs youngster
advanced 10 third on CAROLS fly In
tbs third.
Friday wnA iadis~' day, ard the
sfsnds wore fified with the fair s~s.
n wns also Md day. and they nearly
filled tho left fieid bieAeherA
Frank Tobin made a pretty catch OF
Stats foul near the Seattle euKout N
the ninth. slipping on the step. He
~renrhed his ankle. but finished out
the game.
Rob Gssry N due 20 hurt for the
locals today. with Vie Aldridgs a. .
possibility for the Invaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
BEAVERS DROP
TILT TO SEALS

PORTLAND. June 25.--Thc Beav-
ers took their daily wallop here yes
ferday, the San Francisco Seals be.
ing on the long end Of Is to 3
score. Sam Ross. pitching for Port.
land. only allowed % hits.
The score. n r. r..
San. Francisco ..............ly sg
Portland .......... 8
batteries. Scott and Yeiie. Sam Ros.
end Fishsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
OAKS WIN FROM
/. SALTLAKE BEES

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.--Del
Howards oaks defeated Salt Lake
here yesterday by the score of IS to
In an embarrassing game. married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

Yellow Horse Is bad Indian In the
box for the Pirates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

The home-run epidemic sickens the
club owners. They buy the balls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Seattle Elevated
to Second Place
in Pennant Race

Seattle's victory over Los An
gries and vernon's victory over
Sacramento In yesterday. Coast
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