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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10

Bremerton Monday night during the
annual state convention.
Other officers elected are; l.. r.
Sohiniin. Collar. state secretary;
Robert Kline. Bellingham. state
treasurer; John Lynch. Olympia.
state advocate. and John Kucklick.
fomeroy. state warden.
John y. Dore. Seattle attorney.
spoke on the subject Mother" at
tho banquet following initiation.
Tuesday the visiting delegates were
the guests OF Capt. u. y. kellogg. com.
mandant OF tho firemerton navy
yard.
There arc 1900 members enrolled
on the X. Of G. books In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
THEY CARRIED
M INT BOMBS

For instance, none OF the as dele
gates carried INT bombs on their
hips. Also. there were no printing
presses turning out seditious ttera'
ture BY the ton. No long .whiskered
gentlemen. speaking broken English,
were numbered among the delegates.
All the representatives talked the
kings English. and talked Il mildly.
Advocates OF the overthrow OF the
government were not present. Dele
gates advocated the acquisition OF
additional members. and little else.
The chief problem before the radi.
Gals was this:
How In the world are we going to
scrsspe up the $4,000 to reimburse
tho bondsmen OF our nine convicted
brethren who failed TO answer the
roll call Mt Leavcnworth PRISON."
Up until the time OF going 10 press.
no answer was found TO the question
that Is causing grave concern from
Roy Brown. acting secretary'trcas-
urcr. on down.
Brown, who was interviewed as to
why the city hall was not blown TO
smitherecns as the opening ccre-
n,ony Of the convention. outlined the
allowing platform OF the !. w. WIS:
N The aim OF the I. W. w. n TO or
ganixc every worker OF each Industry
xx.s~ 4e-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
Employer Attacked;
Assault Charge Out

Hiram II. Hart. accused Of boat
ing his employer. J. w. McSett.
realty dealer. Saturday. was charged
with assault, In the third degree By
the prosecuting attorney Monday
afternoon According to McNets
Hart told him hc would beat him up
every time they met until be obtain
Cd . commission which he claims u
due him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10

NEW YORK. May io.-The
Anchor liner Algeria arrived here
yesterday minus two Of It's passen-
GERS. who jumped or fell overheard
during the voyage
The missing are Patrick McI.aueh-
lin Of Glasgow. En- route to this
country on business. and Walter
FORBES. Detroit. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
Argue Veterans
Bonus on MAY q

OLYMPIA. May 1o.--Max Maxi
milan. Fort Casey soldier who fought
overseas. wants sss5 bonus money.
state Auditor c. w. Ciausen contend.
ed tina, Macmillan was not entitled
to the bonus. claiming he was not a
resident Of the state. Arguments on
the case win be heard in the Thurs
ton county court on May 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
SEATTLE Man
HEADS K. OF c.
Is Elected at Annual State
Convention, Bremerton

knights OF Columbus Of Washing
ton have n new state deputy today.
lie is James II. Kane Of Seattle.
and was chosen for tho supreme
state office at tho election held nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
Baby Stunned
Because Of Eczema

Jshn \. shosuas. sei Msia 81. Laaeas
~. Ohio. wrissss
NY baby bp, enatrsrssd . svvssv esss
OF kcssns which cyvsrvd bic fses sn1
bead visiters 10 cur homo would shua
my child b>eauss he soo&s6 % terrible.
] prorsred . bottle Of D. D. d. In IN
inesvdibiy shost uns No eoy vas
cured"
rhousands Of IstssrS from grateful sssrs
81 D. D. d. prove ~ wonderful results
10 healing torsurirs skia disease The vsry
first application aiisys the itehlns and
burnins WIZ. not try . bottle Of oecs and
- eDnvinDrds Your monsy bach N the
nrss bottle dos NOT bring relief. sse, soe.
and ei-oo. TT d. d. D. Soap. Too.
Odd!
~ Lotion M Shin Disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
PROHIBITION PUT ON
CANNIBAllSM RAPED

NEW YORK. May io.-Natlves
Of the Belgian Congo are as
strong for personal liberty ms are
certain individuals In this coun.
try I'm the Volstead era. In their
case. however. they are rebelling
against the prohibition of can
nibalism by the authorities.
"They practice more concoalment
but they eat each other ss much
rs ever" said the Rev. Roger =.
Guptill on his arrival here from
a mission TO the Congo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-10
ARE NOT So
RED AS They.
USED TO Be.
f. w. w. Fail to Overthrow
Government as They
Meet in Convention
ny CARL VICTOR LITTLE

CHICAGO. May io.-Wild.cycd
r~is OF the country have gone thru
tho laundry OF conservatism aud
have come out faded pink.
In other words. a radical Isn't
what he used to be.
A visit 10 the annual convention
OF the Industrial Workers OF the
World here today demonstrated that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
BIG ELK
ATHLETIC
PROGRAM

a big athletic program. feature
Of the ElkS convention being staged
here will swing into action today.
Baseball. trapshooung. golf. swim
ming and boxing viii be on tap for
the bills today.
The trnpshootlng tourney eets
under way nt I .. m. at the grounds
Of the Seattle Gun club At Fort Law
ton
At f.se .. m the Everett Bremer
tom. Tacoma and Seattle EIks will
tangie In two games. the winner Of
each tilt playing for the title at ..
IN Friday at Woodland park
In goH the tourney gets under why
at $50 q m at the Darlington
course-
In the evening the swimming meet
nj the Crystal Pool and the smoker
at the Arena win divide the interest
OF tho EIkA Tho aquatic doinss
start at p m and the smoker
gets under way a half hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Big Bout
at Arena
Tonight
Ortega and Darcy to Fight
for Middleweight Cham
pionship on Elks' Card

-Battiing. ortnEa ana Jimmy
Darcy win battle for the Pacific
coast middieweight championship 60
night NJ the Aroma In the main event
Of the Efks smoker.
The championship fight win prob
ably be witnessed BY one Of the
largest smoker crowds that has ever
viewed q bout In Seattle
Both Ortsea and Darcy are said "a
be In the pink OF condition for the
big bout and the fans expect = real
scrap when The two middiswcights
mix
In the ssmivfndup Frankie Rods
ers Of Seattle and ciars Bronco Of
Portland win scrap Brunco comes
here with . good record. having
fought a six-round draw with Travic
Davis recently.
The rest OF the card followr
Bin Bethel W Johnny Hog1n
heavyweighta
Owen Roberts N Young Brown
Prank Panuey w Dick Mccaf
ferty.
The first bout scts under way .,
$50 A. usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
B. HERMAN
AND BAIRD
TO FIGHT

NEW YORK. July .i.-re;e Her.
man. who lost his worlds bantam.
weight crown 70 Joc Lynch. Win
meet Lynch In = scn'rouAd bout In
brooklyn Monday night
The Gotham promoters staging the
bout have lined up . faxt card sup
porting the championship battle.
Earl Baird. Of Seattle. and Babe Her.
man. Of Portland. ore. win mix for
ten rounds In the semlwindup. Bert
Colima. Of Los Aneetea and Jack
Delaney. Of Philadelphia, are billed
to meet for ten rounds. Another
tenround bout and curtain gaiser
xotns for . shorter distance complete
tho card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
ANGELS
EVEN UP
SERIES

los ANCELEa. July Si.-The
Angels evcned things up with the
Redskins from the Northiand here
yesterday. coping the tilt BY a s-s
count
The game was q see-saw affair. the
locals managing to just keep ahead
Of the Distinguished Dukes men.
Harry Gardner and Art Rinehard.
tho two versatile moundmen. were
chucking good ban for their respec.
tive Trans until Gardner was taken
out In favor OF Pinch Hitter Bates.
while the local chucxes fell a victim
TO the famed Siwash smuggling attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
OAKS HERE
NEXT WEEK

With the standing for she season
even up at seven games an between
Seattle and Oakland. next weeks
series between these two smuggling
teams should BE- for blood Tho
locals wiped up the greensward with
the Acorns In their first series here,
winning six out OF seven. when
the Indians invaded San Francisco
last week the Oaks took the bows
and arrows away from the tribe and
spanked the locals with them IN six
out OF seven starts The pitchers
are certainly In for . warm session
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
WOULD ALLOW RI

/ say yes. II Dempsey refuses he
il not considered the worlds cham
pion-
II he claims the wosid's champion
ship he should fight whoever bucks
axninst him whether II be . China,
man, Jap. Greek or Turk. He
should fight
Johnson paid his prica. And II
he f. knocked II keeps him from o
lot of employment I say yes. he
should be allowed 70 fight.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
SIS 2Sth ava ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
LANE -
VALUABLE

Billy Lane In proving himself to
be one Of tho most valuable players
on the Seattle team this year.
The little outfielder is playing
great aIl'around game He's lead
ing the league In stolen bases. With
his $50 batting average he makes
one OF the greatest ieadoff men In
minor league baseball.
He has one of the strongest
throwing arms In the Coast loop.
When II comes to naming the
most valuable team man in tho
league Lanes name Is bound to be
among those mentioned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
''Dad'Henry
to Manage
Swim Meet
Veteran Water Enthusiast
to Handle Star Pro-
gram; Entries Soon
ny TON OLSEN


sDad- Henry. well known local
swimming enth uxiast. viii have com.
picts charge Of The Star city wwim-
ming meet to b staged the iAttsr
part of next month
Henry n too we'll known among
local swimmers to need an introduc-
ton. Tho news that he will have
complete charge Of the big star meet
II favonbiy received by the many
people Interested In the locni aquatic
game here
Dad" has dfscpvered many young
swimmers who have later turned out
to be stars.
AFTER NEW
SWIMMERS
"I'm interested In uncovcrfng ncw
material and starting than out
right There's many minor faults
that The swimmers do not notice. but
when they're coached up little
thcy'u probably have perfect form. .
Henry sxya
Nearly every meat staged outside
Of the Crystal Pool has been under
Henry's direction.
The work on the coming Star meet
VII take lots of his time but the
veteran IL unsrlfishiy giving Il for
the big meet knowing that II VIII BE-
= big boost for tho swimming game
In Seattle.
ENTRIES OPEN
AUGUST I
The entries for the mex wfn open
on Monday. August I. and win close
on Saturday. August IA Tho pre-.
ilminar,cs for the meet viii probably
be run Off beginning The following
Tuesday.
More definite plans WIN b an.
nounced later In the week BY Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
CANADIAN SAYS YES

Yea. why shouldn't johnson fightf
He has played the game since he
lost from Willard. Lost II you call
t.
How many fighters today are vio
iating tho Mann act and getting
away with TT But because he was
black they were down on him all
the time johnson was man enough
to come back and do his time In
jail so that he could fight Let him
go to t.
HECTOR MCDONALD.
(Canadtan Boxer). r. I Box II.
Renfon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
BIG NAVY CREW
RACE TONIGHT

The crew rnce between Class A
crews Of the battieships New Mexico.
Mississippi. Now York. Tennessee.
Texas and idaho IL attracting atten-
ton. and a big crowd Is expected 70
view the three-milc struggle this art.
ernoon- 1t Is due to get under way
at o. m, Just south Of 1eschi park.
on Lake Washington. and TO finish
at Madison park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
PANS BOTH MEN

Jack johnson should BE- barred
from all fighting In America. he has
bad record. fugitive from jus
tics. defied United States ~ bad -
Bersdoli has am OF the opinion
johnson In broka I say let him get
behind . pick and shovel
Jack Dcmpscy's record N . man
II no better. He should oe serving
time IT Leavenworth instead Of
scoopins up hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars while real men" who
did their duty are In the bread line
about five million strong. Too bad
there isn't an available American
with . clean record 10 take Dcmp-
sey's measure l. r. ATKINS
1914 Eighth ava.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
CUFsHAw DOES
REAL COMEBACK

George Cutshaw. National league
veteran. IL doing . great comeback
with the Pittsburg Pirates.
For years the Oakland graduate
played second haze for Brooklyn.
He was then traded to Pitssburg.
The sharps picked the boneyard
for George this spring.
Rlght now Cutshaw - hitting
around $50 for the Pirates and he's
ono Of the biggest cogs In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
LAST TENNIS
/ PLAY ON IN
FIELD MEET

Hard fought matches featured yes
RAYS play In the city playfieid
J tourney. played at the Woodland
rk courts
Several good matches are slated for
1ay. and . good gallery Is expected
watch the star racquet wieIders
action Today's schedule and yes
1ay's results follow:
Ye<tewdny's Results
- Burr beat l.. A. Schneider. 81 81:
XC white beat o. c. StepbenA ga. -
A. < Hardy beat V. Scott 50. 80. 80:
VII AbsiI beat w. r.. Hardy. rs. 60;
vdy and scott beat Mason and wurz-
hsr, 81. 81; Bresnahsn and Lintnsf
Dc Lynch and White. SIS. 50. SO:
ling and ScoviIio beat Ayres and
zen, 81. 81. white and steen beat
xI1fns and HcPherson. So. 5-s. SO: Koz-
I Xxi and White heat Waller and saun-
" ~ Default. Kiinksr and 0Hcar beat
sson and schneider. 81. To: -;
kGvsr ssst Rsth Marcus 60. 81;
zpof1 Biumfleid beat Dorothy Little.
rs, 81; Lslla Wsftxmsn beat Mrs. y.
EIibSxfon. 81. e-f. Irene stephens beat
Nice Campbell BY default; Dorothy Lat
= ana Gertrude Pearl beat Ifens
4sphens and Stella Rcoft. 80. s-s: y. II.
Scerstrom beat n. Kiinksr. -. I'll. 90.
Today's schedule
,. NC. <. kurzta ". Y. Barr. u
&Whits W.. c. Vincent. Davis and Low
\ Burr and nelson
Is .. NIL. fser vs. ~. Rtekles. Lfbbie
iris ". Gertrude Pearl
e D. me- Sordstron va p. sfeen. J.
Lneh ~. ~ shaw. smith and Little -
Mfifohn and Bhsnks. Neer aud Rickies
n Swift and Robinson. Low and Sord-
4som w. Yamaxucni and Kaneko, NOLAN
~ Langie vs. ORear and Kiinker.
1tbis Ferris and Miss Fowler vs.. Ruth
uorcuse aud Rita Meyer.
fp mr.. Low VS. r.. Ayres. Jobnson
~ IAGersyrom Va Oldham and Hill.
hAer ard vriedmsn W. Vincent and
4Hwsli. Lsiia Weitxman - AIliicsns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
AQUATIC
TONIGHT

The plans for the big Elk aquatic
meet 20 b. staged at the Crystal
Fool tonight are complete. according
TO C. NJ Everift. chairman Of the
committee In charge
One Of the headline attractions Of
the meet win be . fro dive By TOY
o'Neil Of the Crystal Swimming
club. Lady members Of the Crystal
Swimming club viii stage an exhibi'
ton dash swim
Eiks from all parts Of the state
viii compete In the different events
Eiks win be admitted free to witness
the meet while the outside public
VIII Be charged the regular prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
..NOf MUCH CHANCE.

As for Jack Johnson MEETING
Jack Dempsey. johnson would have
about as much chance as l.
I hope Johnson gets fight with
Dempsey 20 Dempsey would make
punching bag out Of bis face.
And give him . beating like he
never had before
And Dempsey has given more "a
the government than some Of these
fellows that are sauawking about
Jack Dcmpscy's war record and
calling thcmseivea leo per cent
Americana
Yours for . sqnare deal.
H. w. HENLY.
73s7 Goth ave- N. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
BROOKLYN AFTER
PINEILI

"Babe- Pfneiii. the scrsppy third
sarker OF tho Oakland club. may
have another chance In tho big
show.
Plneiii. who went MP for . year
to Detroit. only TO come back again.
IL being sought By Brooklyn, accord
ing 10 reports from the South.
Right now Pinsili In playing Q
great game for the Oaks. and he
win probably make the National
league grade II he keeps UP his
present pace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

the chopping. They viii weigh In
at i3s pounds at o'clock. August
II. when they meet at the National
League ball park In Phiiadelphia
for their S.round nodccision fight
For over two ycars promoters
have tried In vain TO get Benny and
Lew IN the ring together.
There has been moro hitchinE IN
getAng these star liEhtweights To-
gether than any other two fighters.
Always Il has been the pound Of
noah which kept them apart
Al first Lew demanded that
Benny mako Ia pounds. the popu.
iariy recognized lightweight limit
More recently no has raised the
ante and consented to i3s AZ .
o'clock. the same weight nj which
Benny fought and won the title
from Freddy Welsh. May -. 1911.
IN New York rinE
BENNY HAD
COMEBACK
And Benny has always fiared UP
and said: WHO IN Tender that be
should dictate terms 90 the cham
pion 80 The champ has figured until
recently that iss pounds was his
proper weight for the Phiiadei.
phian.
Many cryptic rcnrarts havs BEEN
hurled back and forth between the
rival champs
Herman Taylor ana Bobby Gun
mis-. the Philadelphia promoters who
have roped In the match. have &C
complished what even Tex Rickard
couldn't
Philadelphia n the logical piace
for the match. II In Lewis home
town. Hell draw ilks . vacuum
there. Quaker Town has always
thought he was the one man In the
world who could muss up the great
Leonard and cop his crown. And
Benny win draw anywhere he pulls
a glove on.
ZIG GATE
EXPECTED
The match ought 10 pun . quartes
% million dollars through the ban
park turnstiiea.
Lew In q southpaw and Q body
tighter. Benny hits with either
glove. but he u naturally . right
hand socker.
And even shcuid Lev's backeru
have the right dope the nationality
Of the lightweight title won'i
change. The Phiiadeiphlan Il Jew
ish. too.
Benny n . hish eiaS GENTLEMAN
Ditto for Lew.
But this fight YIN b for nors
than the uIA II WIN be . batti
over the pound OF flesh which hal
kept them apart for two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
to
Face Real
Title Bout
Lishtie Champ to Meet
Lew Tender in Phila-
delphia August IL


lus pound OF u&n
" h ic b literally
has kept Cham
pion Benny Leon
ard and l. . ~
Tender. chief
contender { o 2
tho lightweight
tn % no. from
meeting on the
rosined canvas II
z o ! n g 10 be
e h o . ed off
Benny will do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

- 0eorgetown Cubs are consid-
~ The dark horSe Of the junior
- The Eckart Cigar Co. which
80 In front In the preliminary
|Ah. and the Three Brothers Dye
Cubs are considered the IA
dtks. with Highland Park beins
IN = good outside chance OF I'm
h1ng In the van
Ht the Georgetown team. which
hua strong at the close OF the SEA
- p the real mystery team Of the
ouit Its work in its first game
be watched with interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

~ Highland Park team has pIsn-
TT fight
WhiIe II y not the favorite for thu
9 It IL expected TO give the other
- teams q battle royal
lot depends upon how Charley
gdin works on tho mound His
|tery over the Three Brothers Dye
q1ks at the flag end Of the preIim
- was one OF his best games.
- u Hardin Is In form. the High
ID have . good chance TO cop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Etdre<i Crawford. Sacrifice hfts-~-<ier
hosf .. rsindimore. Spencer Struck out
ny GARDINER 1. ~ Huxhes .. ey DALEY L
Bases on baiis--ofs Gardner J. off Rein
hart T. off Daley :. off Hughes I. la
ninKs pitehed--By Gardner 5. by Rein
hart So Charge def~st TO Daley: credit
victory To HuaheA Double plAy-kcn-
worthy % stumpf to Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
BY LEO II. I.AsSEN

mr. Of The Star junior baseball &c.
ri4 which starts Sunday at Lin
CO bayfield,
Drkinley win be In absolute
drge OF the games. with the power
(eemcving players from the game
"a provocation- This measure has
- taken to prevent any possible
Nays such ~ marrcd some Of the
~ games OF the league last year.
The big fellow win handle the
nen alonA
rhe first game sunday WIN Evt IN.
vAy a. I p. M. and viii feature
y Georgetown and Highland Park
- while the Eckart Cigar Co
~ Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs
q argue In the second game. at .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
ANOTHER LADY WRITES

think Jack Dempsey should
fight Jack johnson and not hide be-
hind the color line, ~ he did his
wife's apron strings, TO evade the
draft law. Until he fights and DE-
feats all Corners he Is not a cham
pion. SARAH HOOPER
ia Gath ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

IN Johnson. pitcher. ana Byron
-. catcher. are the big hopes Of
Eckart Cigar team for the cham
nnhtp IN The Star league. John
has turned In some grand bitch
loe the cigar toessrs. while Hobbs
done most OF the heavy sticking.
- holding mp Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Bert rorbea the Seattle hight.
weight left hero yesterday for Cal
gnry. where he will meet Freddie
Welsh, former worlds lightweight
champion. on August IS. Tho bout
win be staged by the Elks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
ANOTHER YES LETTER

II is my opinion That Dompscy
should fight Johnson.
As for Jack Johnson's prison rec
ord. Dcmpsey's war record Is not
30 very wonderful for a perfect
specimen OF manhood. Yours truly.
c. w. GRAY,
zo1o Western ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Should Johnson Fight ?
Letters stu coming n
Final letters to be printed Saturday.
What do you think?

The Star prints today another hatch Of letters from
sport fans thruout the Northwest the question raised
by The Sar: Should Jack Johnson former heavyweight
champion recently released from prison for violation Of
the Mahn white slave act, be allowed TO fight Jack
Dempsey for the title in an American ring?
mu
published
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

AAtib SiNheOA VIM OWN 1O
for the Indians, and Adams is
able to make Brenton deliver
in real fashion. Adams
worked wonders with Bren-
ton last year, making his sale
to the Cincy Reds possible.
Adams also brings out the best In
Joe Daley. While Adams has been
on the shelf Joe has had a hard
time winning. Last year. when
Jack was doing the receiving for big
Joe. Daley was hard TO beat
Seattle In certainly wen fortified
with catchsrs. while Spencer and
Adams werc out with injuries Tobin
took caro- of all the receiving. Now
Tobln II on the injured list and will
be out Of the game for . few days
Adams In ready again. and with
Spencer. should take care OF the
mask department In o. X fashion.
Adams isn't q hitter OF Spencer's
caiiber and he hasn't Tobin's youth.
but there are few catchcrs In the
Coast league who work pitchers bet
ter. throw better and think better
baseball than the Deacon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

OMAHA. July f.--sam LAngfUrd.
Tire Boston Tar Baby. knocked out
"Bcarcat~ White IN the ninth round
of their bout here last night
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kS@f{l The 171l5I D OF (53sli{75SAs9GAt
Jack Adams Due for
More Catching Work
Deacon" Works Brenton and Daley Best; PneIli
Sought by Brooklyn; Cutshaw Does Comeback;
Other Ball News

TACK ADAMS can be expected TO do catching for the
Seattle Indians from in spite of Frank Tobns
great work behind the plate and Tub Spences fat batting
average.
The is that Adams works certain pitchers better
than either Tobn Spencer
Herb Brenton will soon be taking his turn the mound
the Indians Adams the only catcher who has been
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