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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
LosAngeles
Drops Tilt
to Indians
Seattle Club Takes Easy
Win Over Red KiIIifer's
Crew: Score liza

Los ANGELES. July 2o.---Scattie
sessned to prefer the climate Of
Southern California In preference to
that Of Northern California and
showed their pleasure by wslloping
the Los Angeles Angels by a IL TO
, count at Washington park yester-
day.
The visitors made five OF their
counters in the first OF tho ninth.
but II was long before that that they
had the game safely tucked away.
Elmer Jacobs. pitching for the win
ners. had his foolers working nicely
and there wasn't anything TO IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
WOULD TRY HIM OUT

My idea about Jack Johnson and
Jack Dempsey 10 IL Johnson thinks
be 10 as good as he was in 1914 aud
1915. why not try him out with such
a man as Fulton Brennan or Bob
Martin II he wins two out OF three
then he would . show against
Dempsey. am pretty well posted
on The FIGHTING game and can say
hiE johnson stands no show
against Dempsey At the present, but
I win say this: II Dempsey calls
himseif = world champion he should
Tight any raca
JOSEPH Il PoSCY.
Shelton. wash.
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AMATEUR
DAY IN
THE OPEN

N COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
hevy Chase. Nd. July 2o.-This
as amateur day in the prelimi-
Aries for the national open golf
urnament, with Bobby Jones, At
Inta youngster. and Chick Evans,
= American amateur champion, ~
- hoadliners. These are the only
20 amateurs who are conceded .
lance In the finals By the expertA
Nelson N. whitney. New Orleans.
owever. showed he II not 10 be
&y3Iooked by making 70 In the
~IySE days prcliminaries. taking his
lace alongside Pat osisra. New Jer.
~. At the head Of the low score
ITS.
Long Jim Barnes and George Dun
p, the former British open cham.
n. furnished the star professional
ech on today's card.
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Spotlight
Is on Star
/ Batteries
Etching to Play Big Part
in Junior Series; John
son ID Leader
Star Pilots Name
Batteries for Big
NJunior Ball Series

Here are the probable batteries
r the first games IN The star
pnior baseball league which Will
played Sunday:
HREE BROS. DYE WORKS
81 CtBS--Jlln Hopkins and BIN
"A Bullock.
ECkART CIGAR CO.--Bili John.
son and Byron Hobbs.
HIGHLAND PARK - Charley
Hardin and Walter Mitchell.
10 GEORGETOWN CUBS - Oscar
II Collins and Ronado Cardanc.
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Edwards has been going at .
merry clip In his recent bouts. ana
he should be in swell shape for the
setto.
Ridley made good showing IN
the East. losing one start when he
injured his car. and winning the
rest OF them.
A record crowd IN sxp~oted At the
Vancouver Arena where the bout
will be held. as both men arc big
drawing cards In tho u. {. motrop-
Ola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
NO CHEESE
HERE

H1nas1
They uscd 10 can Johnny Wilson
niddlevcight titieholder. . -eheese
champion" because be vouidv'
fight
Johnny had . reason Broken
bones in his nose affected him 90
seriously that he couldn't breathe
In a ring.
The noee II better now. And WI.
son. who has never cashed In flna D.
ciaily on his royal toga because OF
his physical disability. gets rid OF
that cheese champ" stigma for
once and NIL by agreeing TO give
Mike Gibbons = crack at the title.
Gibbons. the phantom" Of few
years ago. came out OF retirement
with the express purpose OF winning
back the utie for the Irish. He still
Is fast and has his former class.
The fight WIN be a thrilfr from
bell 10 curtains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

and Nyrsn vs. vininr ana sccviiie: whit.
tie and s,sen va levine and Mcrher-on;
Shaw and Marion We. Smith and Ross.
bach. Nicder and Friedman vs. Vincent
and MAXWELL: Clara Byrons Va Miilcen,
Hughes. Gertrude Pearl and DoortNy
Little va Alice Campbell and stella
gcott
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BIZ LEO n. IAssKN

AITERt WoYx ~
always the chief
center OF interest
In any big base
bah series. and
the dnAis In The
star J u q | o r
league. which get
under way sun
day. will b no
exception
OF the four
teams entered the
Eckart elsa 7
team 10 conceded
to have q slight
edge on their op-
ponents when II
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Ridley and
Edwards to
Do Battle
Little Fellows Get Togeth-
cr in Bout at Vancouver;
Other Boxing News
I'D RIDLEY, Sc

I'D RIDLEY. Sc
atfie feather
weight favoritc'
makes his first
start since TO
turning from the
Fast tonig b I .
when he bucks
up . G . ! n = {
Danny Edwards.
the Oakland Ink
spot. In . 10
round bout ! o
Vancouver. r. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED
AT ELkS SMOKER THURSDAY

II the advance sale Of tickets for
the big Elks' smoker. TO be staged
tomorrow night, In q criterion Of the
crowd that win be on hand. II looks
like ths Arena win be jammed 10
the doors with fight fans.
Matchmaker Jimmy Malone. Who
has lined up the classy card for the
show. states that all Of the boys
are in the pink OF condition and
eager TO perform before the crowd.
The main event. between Jimmy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Darcy.l OF Portland. and Battling
ortega. OF Oakland, has as its goal
tho middleweight championship OF
the Pacific Coast.
Frankie Rodgers and Clare Bro
meo. the weIterweishts who per
form In the eemi-wfndup. are two
clever boya The winner viii be In
direct line for a match with Coast
Champion Travie Davis.
The other boys are working out
daily for their bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Mike CibAsus left 81 Psal yest<v-
DAY for his is-rsund hsss 10 . de~is-
Inn with AaGie Rather In the
Metr~peih nest Monday night. Glib
hons stated thss he wss n the pink
Of cooditbnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Should Johnson Fight T?
Final Letters Being Printed
Fans Divided in Opinions
What Do You Think?

Have You sent in your opinion whether you think
that Jack Johnson. former heavyweight champion.
Gently released from prison for violation Of the Mann
act, should be allowed to fight Jack Dempsey in an
American ring for the worlds title?
Letters win b. prtes unn Saturday In An
HONS must BE signed Win the writer's full sdrcs
only the questioA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
: SAYS NO

Ehouid Jack johnson fight Jack
Dempsey? ! ny mol Let him fight
Willis. his own color. No white
man should eight q negro.
ED l.. BUSCH.
45S3 i3th r. w.
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nes to this department.
NJ Johnson. who ranked a. the
Ing pitcher in the division dur
Ia preliminary season. viii
~ &nre Of the mound work for
~ cigar boys HIS chisf stock In
49, y . fast ball and he usually
No. up quite . record each game
e strike outs.
byron Hobbs. who yin BE- behind
= plate for the same ciob. ranks
y one OF the best junior receivers
> SEATTLE He holds up his pitchers
ol1 and also hits the ball hard.
r1ting cleanup for his team.
ne Three Brothers Dye works
Ghs win also trot out . sweet bat
- IN Jim Hopkins. who viii take
~ Of the mound work. and Bill
Sl1ock. who will go behind the
>te. Hopkins didn't join the league
20 late In the season. but he
bned In come nifty performances.
FLOCK takes care Of the catching
4 the Cubs IN good fashion.
Oscar Collins has carried the bur.
d Of the pitching work for the
GEORGETOWN Cubs and the fact that
~ reached the finals II the best
Efimony OF his good work, Renaido
rdano. q capable catcher. will be
mind the plate.
Charley Hardin. the Highland
1rk pitching ace. Is. like Johnson.
str1keout pitcher. He turned In
pnl nice games for this team
Yalfer Mitchell. who has caught
Dost Of the games for this outfit.
I'LL Be behind The plate as usual
Y The umpire-in-chief for the big
INES will be named within the
Ext few days. As he will be In alb
Dlute charge of the game. an ef.
ort Il being made to land an ef.
.cient Indicator man to handle this
Uork-
Protest rules for the finals series
Nil be the same as were in effect
8ruout preliminary Star league sea,
IN. This means that protests may
- made as 10 Interpretation OF the
luies and eligibility OF players. Pro.
)ests must be announced to the UNI
IRE At the time plays in question
pme up and II must be announced
Aat the game from that time on u
wing played under protest
Teams must fInih all games.
eams falling to complete any game
IN lose their right 10 play for the
hampionshipA
Protests must be filed IN wrif1ng
p the sporting editor Of The Star
ll1In - hours after the playing
q the game In question
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cinc4nsssf .. Phiiadeiphfs L
pfttsenrg 10. New York l.
Chicago .. Brooklyn ! ia lnnfngnt-
Boston ., ~ Louis l.
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Cleveland l. wsshinstoa L
ksw York 9, Detroit Z
Boston 1. Chicago 0.
81 Louis ., Philadelphia l.
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p. l. League Clubs
Will Tangle Here
Sunday Afternoon

TeaIcy Raymond's Yakima tram
OF the Pacific International league
VIII play the Victoria team in a
regular league game at the Pa.
cific Coast ball park here Sunday.
Raymond's team is coming here
to give the barcball-thirrty fms a
view of what In said 10 be one OF
tho best teams in class y baseball.
Tho game viii get under way at
ESQ.
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1t Vital
That See
Comes Now
Loss of Cunningham Hit
ting L. Felt; Eyes of
Fans on Patterson

Hitting strength Is the big hope
OF the Seattle team In its fight for
the Coast league pennant The club
fell down at tho plate against Oak
land last week and consequently the
Acorns up and walked all over the
Indians.
That In why II II 80 vital 10 the
Seattle team that Charley See. who
In said 10 be ready 10 como 10 the
Coast. reports Immediately to the
tribe. See h. a corking good hitter
and he In expected 10 plug up the
hole In the offensive left by tho sale
OF Bin Cunningham. with his $40
bat mark. to the New York Giants.
See Il q speedy towcr and should
hit over 900 In this league. accord.
ing 10 eritios who have seen him
play.
with Its mediocre defense. made
so by the inferior work In the In.
field. the tribe must concentrate on
hitting. -
with xueh sticksmlths a. Spencer.
Betes. Kenworthy. Eidred aud Muir
ply In the lineup the locals figure
TO make . lot Of runs.
Should See report to the tribe and
live up 20 expectations. he viii plug
up cunningham's berth In left field
and Herb Brrnton In easily equal 10
Bob Geary as . pitcher In this
league. Until See reports. however.
Their. n no doubt In our mind but
what cunningham's sale Is weaken
ing the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

The tremendous batting strength
OF tho Oakland team II making the
Aoorns one OF the most dangerous
clubs In the league. They have one
OF tho greatest offensive clubs In
minor league baseball. and they
have Q fair fielding team with
plenty Of speed on the bases. Give
that gang consistent pitching and
they'll make a lot OF trouble. Alton.
Ar,ie,t and krzusc are pitching
good ball and the club Ia winning
watch out above for the Day city
tram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

"a shew~s bath In the ring"
That ss~ms 70 be the motto of the
s~fisv ssessds ~ saiios BOXERS whs
have sppesrsd In isrri rinss during
recent engageuneata. The callers al
-
C>o~xfs Ytcen. the savy bantam.
weight. 10 . popular boy among I'M
local fAns Etesii. besides bang . fAs
borer. II q second Of note
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Los Angeles ana. 90 5000 1 o. )
Summary Home ron-stumpf Three-
base hits--Grlxrs. Lane. Two base hits
Crawford ?. Patterson. Eidred. Carroll
Jacobs. Sacrifice hlts--Jacobs Crawford
Adams. Murphy. Middleton. struck out
by Jacobs 4. by Lyons 4. Bases on
bails--on Jacobs 3. off Lyons 4. off
Dumovitch !. Runs responsible for
Jacobs !. Lyons 9. Dumovffch 1. frninEp
piiched--f.yons =. Double play--Baidwin
TO Mckinley to CrfErr VIVA pitch-Dum-
ovitch- Hit by pitcher Kenworthy. By
Lyons Losing pitoher--Lyons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

The showing OF Miskey Walker. the
s-yesr-oid Elizabeth IN. ID wsffeY-
weight. against Champion Jack Brftton
In Newark recently surprised fight fans
In all parts Of tn. country. Brltton was
doped 10 be an easy winner, while the
younEntsr fought him . fast is-rornd
draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Seattle fans are anxious 10 see
young Bin Patterson ~ action. He
may be the man 10 solve our infield
difficulties. He came to Seattle
from New York on the Cunningham
deal and has played In few games
down South. lie Is Just a young
sssr, but II said to possess a lot OF
natural ability. He viii have TO
show a lot Of fielding class. how
ever. 10 supplant the regulars now.
because they arc hitting and the
team IL too high In the race 10 ex'
pertinent with youngsters unicss
they are able 10 deliver.
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A South African plant closely re
sembIes a pebble In shape and sp-
pearance.
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tf'fJ game
Murphy played third base aits-
rrther before he came TO Seattle
from Oakland. and he In good
fielder at the hot corner, Bates isn't
as good a fielder as Murphy at first,
but his $50 bat " needed In there
every game.
Patterson has played sofne spark
linz ball for the Indians IN the field,
particularly in the home games. but
his batting has been wocfully weak
Patterson has been laid up with
an injured hand and as Tex Wistcr-
I'll was also out Of the game with =
bum mitt, Kenwortby shifted Muir
ply 70 third and he played the bag
in good fashion. His hitting has been
one OF the big features Of the In
dams present road trip.
Unless the present combination
cracks badly the chances are strong
for tho infieid finishing the seaoon
with Bates on first, Kenwofth} On
second. Stumpf at short and Murphy
on third. Every member Of that
quartet In hitting over 800, Ken
worthy and Bates leading them With
the willow. sticking around $50. This
combination Is far from the best
fielding inficid in the league. bue
they pack around the mcanest Get oe
bats Of any infieId gang In the r. c.
loop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
LOCAL BIKE
KING ENTERS
OREGON RACE

With two Dayton racing bicycles
securely Grated. and with . dctermt
nation to annex the amateur bicy.
Gle racing championship Of the Pa
cific Coast. which In being contested
for BY riders from all cities on the
Coast. Arthur -Chile Bean Innd-
berg. scattic's amateur bicycle
champion. left for Portland this
morning to participate In the an.
nual racing classic being held Sun
day Mt Evergreen Park.
Lundberg first showed hin speed
at race meet promoted by the Sc
attic Star some years ago, and ever
since has trained and kept In con.
dition for his chance Mt bigger lau-
rels. He has consistently beaten
the best riders that the Northwest
has been able TO produce. and many
OF his friends predict that he win
make a name for himself In pro
fcssional riding At some future date.
While Lundberg In only 1s years
old he has ridden wheels on the
messenger service for years, and In
this way automatically trained him.
self for fast riding.
Should he win, ~ 10 predicted. II
In possible that he may 70 East TO
represent the Northwest In tho big
Eastern amateur meet later on
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1Ee1R AfM -
G;1a5e9gGs$& ~

Clay Hite spent the better
part Of 80 minutes Friday tell
ing us a lot of bum jokes TO
hang on to a couple of birds
that he wanted to kid a bit. A
couple Of the gags he suggest
ed led Caesars army into
Gaul.
Eddie OMEN says getting married
doesn't cost 30 very much. It's the
upkeep
Young Hector wsuld BE- gruat
heavyweight u IL wasn't for his
chin He's . great catcher, they
never miss him But he ought
10 get wise. Most Of the great
catchcrs wear masks.
Tom O'Donnell, the W. k.
bowler, has one of the tallest
foreheads in the world.
IT'S about time I'm Kleppcr and
Jack Adams went into training for
their ioo.yard dash back OF the H.
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DENVER ED MARTIN
Is REAL. VETERAN

Denver Ed Martin. the colored
boxing Methuslah who knocked out
Young Hector in the second round
OF their bout IN Milwaukee. Ore. the
other night. Is a real veteran Joe
Waterman tells US that he mw him
fight Bob Armstrong In New York
Is rounds In 1898. and that Martin
was a veteran then. Armstrong won
and later lost 1o-round decision to
Jim Jeffries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Medals for the women winners In
The Star swimming meet and for
second and third place IN tho
wcmen's mile race are now ready and
can be obtained by calling II The
Star. Medals for the men winners
are not yet ready. Ribbons for 80
ond and third places for both men
ana women are ready for distributlou
and can Be obtained By calling 81
The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Win First
Net lifts
Seattle Man Presses John
ston; Tilden and Allen
Win Their Matches

DHfLADEI.PHIA. Sept fos--n-
L vorites came thru the nrs9 play
In the national singles champion
ships here yesterday. Ltho william
Johnston was hard presxed ~ Hugh
KclIeher OF Seattle. who forced him
10 81. "a. 81 to win. William Til.
den won hin match without trouble.
90. 90. sf-
Marshall Aileu Of Seattle vUn hin
opening match In straight sets.
while BIN Taylor. also Of Seattle. was
trimmed In straight sets by tho vet.
eran Clofhier. winning but three
gnsncs In the three sets.
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The Prep Grid Coaches
No. Raleigh Lichtepber0er Broad,cuv

WHrLE It's too early 10 make any
w predictions as to the outcome Of
the local prep gridiron race this sea-
son. It's cinch that the Broadway
Tigers will have plenty Of driving
practice this year with Raleigh
Iachtenberger. their new football
tutor on the job.
He has had his men out for prac
tice but a few times, but he works
'em hard and he has world of snap
and pepper.
Ldchtenbergcr came 70 Broadway
from Wenatchee where he coached
tho Apple Pichcrs to their most sue.
cessful season In years. winning eight
straight games.
The new Tiger tutor is young fel-
low who learned his football at Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Bud Ridley. Seattle festherwcight
accompanied BY Mira Ridley and
thetr little -monthsoid daughter.
Charlotte Anna, and also Buds man.
<aeer. Joe waterman, leave for = long
Trip TO the Orient on the suwa
-Naru on September Is. On their trip
shey will vidt Japan. China and the
Philippine islands After four lights
<thers the party win probably 20 to
Australia before returning home.
I Buds first fight will be with Elmo
Flores. the youngest member Of tho
nghung Flores He u the bantam
and feather champion Of the Orient.
He licked Johnny F1ske. Portland
ughtie. there recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

One moro Junior team Is needed TO
complete the division In The Star
Soccer league. Seven teams have en-.
tered so far. The entry is free and
all that Is necessary to Join II to
inform the sporting editor OF The
Star. Play begins September &c and
will run for IL weeks. Junior teams
have an age limit OF 10 years. all
players becoming 20 years Of age on
or after September rs being eligible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

FOULS ana prom
lses to make a
new record for
such. He lost on
a foul 10 Gorilla
tones In Colo
RADIO the other
night In the first
round He has
lost IN Jimmy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
|TribeDrops
Close Tilt
to Beavers
Herman Pillette Has Too
Many Twistcrs for Seat
tie and Indians Lose

PORTLAND. Sept. io.-Portiand.
with big Herman Piilette at the
helm. defeated the Seattle Indians
here yesterday In q close game
by the score OF I TO 3.
Herb Brcnton. pitching opposite
Piuette. could not be touched by
Beaver hatsmcn until the fourth.
but after that therc was little DIFF
flcuity IN solving his offerinEs
Tho teams meet In a double
header this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

IFnvis Davn coast weiterweight
0nnmplon. yin bon Heinie gchumann
~ rounds IN Tacoma October 9.
0chumann has ben boxing around
Donver during the past few months.
*NGpggnn Jones and Joe German will
Deet IN the main event Of the first
&Tncoma smoker Of the season. Sep
stamber 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
GOOD NIGHT!

James Mililken university. where he
played quarterback for three years.
He handles the ball well in practice
and gets out and works right with
his men.
He has seven veterans TO work
with at Broadway and prospects look
bright for a better season than the
Tigers enjoyed in 1920. which was
one OF the poorest football seasons
ever experienced at the Pine IT.
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Joe Waterman says that they have
. wonderful arena at the Alan race
track. but that II Is too far out Of
spokane to draw a very big crowd.
IT y Is miles from the Inland En-.
pire metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Burns 10 rounds
In Vancouver. p.
c.. on September
~ Ridley's last
bout was with
Sammy Gordon
in Spokane La
Dor Day. He won
in the fourth
round nv A Kn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

Pl a yin g
Hi t t e r s.
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