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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-12-30
CALDWELL BROS.
FACTORY BURNED
TO THE GROUND
PLANT AND MACHINERY VALUED
At $4,000 OR MoRE-$4,0Oo
INSURANCE.
FIRE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Located at kraus Four Miles From Co.
iumbia on /. & NJ. RaiIroad--Great
Quantities Of Cue, nbers and Toma-
ties Handled.
(From Tuesdays Daily Herald

tEIOHl uSSudy lJdIiy HUI lu.J
The canning factory of Caldwell
Bos., located at Kraus -four miles from
Columbia on the l.. &c N. railroad, was
destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon
'at three o'clock.
No one seems to know how the fire
originated, but practically everything
in the building in the way of equip
ment and machinery was lost The
building and machinery and equip
ment was estimated to be worth $40,
900 or more with only $4,000 insur
ance.
This plant has been in operation
for about fifteen years and during the
war they put up great quantities OF
cucumber pickles, and were operating
the plant Saturday putting up pickles
when the fire occurred. 1t is MOI
known whether the plant will be re
built or not, but the general supposi
ton is that it will not.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-12-30
BIG AUCTION SALE
FARM IMPLEMENTS
BE HELD BY J. BELL FARMER
NEXT SATURDAY AT HIS FARM
IN FIFTH DISTRICT.

From Tuesdays Daily Herald.)
On next Saturday at his farm in the
fifth district near Culle}ka j. Bell
Farmer will have an auction sale OF
farming tools, implements, Jerseys,
live stock of all kinds, etc. Mr. Farm
er has recently sold his magnificent
farm Wilkes Place, reserying only a
small tract Of land and he no longer
needs the equipment that will be DIS
posed of. Probably no farm in the
county was better equipped with tools
and machinery than that of Mr.. Farm
er and the collection that he will
place on the market will give farmers
who need anything in that line a
rare opportunity to get it at their own
prices.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-12-30

The incest misunderstanding u tue
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headache, Colds.
Bliousness, Indigestion, or Upset.
Acid Stomach is candy-Iike ''Cascar-
cts" One or two tonight viii empty
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-12-30
WILLIAM BEARD Chief
COLUMBIA FIRE LAOD|ES

From Saturdays Daily Herald.)
William Beard was again named as
chief of the Columbia fire department
at the meeting of the fire and police
commission Thursday night. In the
account published in The Herald Fri
day Mr.. Boards name was inadver-
tently omitted from the account
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-12-30
.CASCARETS TO-
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

your bowels completely by morn.H7'
and you will feel splendid ~.
work while you sleep Cas, IN, ~,
never stir you up or grippe Ike ',l ST
pills. Calomel, OF Oil and they -
only ten cents box. Children ~
Cascarets too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Star
Advises
Swimmers
Konowaloff Says "Start
Young; Youngsters
May Win in Star Meet

NHITRIE KoNowAIOFF. OF the
Nl Crystal Swimming club, cham
pion junior mile swimmer. and hold
er OF all +. n. A. records from the
ioo-yard dash 10 the mile swim. be.
fore leaving for Indianapolis. gave
some advice to young swimmers.
learn TO swim when you're
young" Konowaloff said. land get
into ms much competition ms you
possibly can"
Konowaloff learned 10 swim before
he WINS years old. and won many
championships when only A young
stcr. swimming in competition In
the Hawaiian islands.
Seattle youths will have a chance
TO carry out this champions theory
right In their own back yards" In
The Star swimming meet TO be
stAged beginning August 1e at the
different city bathing beaches.
Entry blanks for the meet appear
daily on the sport page of The Star,
and all those who expect to enter
should clip the blanks out sign
them and man them in to the sport.
ing editor OF The Star.
Entries close at p. m. August IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
GORDON TO
BOX RIDLEY
ON MONDAY

Bud Ridley. the popular Seattle
fcsiher~elEh'. Ia billed TO meet
Sammy Gordon. Of Portland. IN the
four.round main even, OF the faks'
smoker at Brtmerton Monday,
August Z.
Frankie aunro- was 20 have met
Ridley. but has left town suddenly.
and Matchmaker mil scloxsb~rT was
fortunate In getting Gordon TO battle
with Ridley.
Gordon and Riley put up one OF
the niftiest scraps ever seen In the
Northwest som. time ago. and a
repetition OF this IL hoped for by tho
brsmrrfon fans A big crowd Of So.
attic fans arr expected to take the
trip 10 the May Yard city TO see
the fiRhtz
Ridley and his manager. Joe
Waterman. leave Seattle tonight for
vancouver. where bud II slated to
boz q return match with Danny Ed
wards on Thursday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

work while the games were
being played. He has been
engaged to work next Sunday
and the Georgetown game
has been forfeited to the Dye
Works.
This means that the Eekart Cigar
Co. and Highland Park win meet In
the final game OF the series The
tiff viii be played at Lincoln park.
The Eckart team Is the big favor
tie TO win the title as they wal
Ioped the Three Brothers Dye
works is TO and then took the
Georgetown Cubs in tow BY a II
to 1 tally.
The Three Brothery tsam n now
second with two wins and one de-
feat while the Highland Park outfit
Is third with onr win and one re-
verse. Tn. Georgetown nine brings
up the three with three defeats
A win for the Eckarts Sunday
will give them the title while a win
for Highland Park viii bring about
triple tie between Eckarts. Three
Brothers and Highland Park.
The Eckarts. however. are big
favori'es TO win the honors on their
classy showing 10 date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Ruth Is Still
Breaking Long
Hiffing Marks

Babe Ruth IL making long-dis-
tance swat records one after an
other.
On June Is and ~ he drove
two record homers into the cen
ter field bleachcrs at the New
York Polo grounds. They taped
$50 feet each.
June % at Boston he sent the
ball two-thirds the way up into
the right field stands-the long
est drive ever made in that city.
Babes 35th homer. made in St
Louis July Is. sailed over the
center field bieachers and land.
ed in the street for the St Louis
record.
And IN Detroit July IL he
pasted his seth over the fence IN
center field, fully 100 feet
further than his 4so-foot record
made at the Polo grounds.
On July 25 the Yankees jour.
neyed TO Cincinnati for an ex-
hibition game and Bambino
cracked one over the center field
wall and another into the right
field bleachers-both feats being
records for the Redland park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
@EI0 s. g
'@GSjH9N|

ny GeuewSi eorseet smsng fellow
ev~ 81 college sfhiette~. fesfb.ii. hsse-
bsii. tr~~k sfhietie- and rv~tag are
csn-idsred the feur major spsr<A
Other anis~r.ities rv~ornise differ
cot sps.~ts. Penn also eiss~ifir~ bss-
k~ts~aiI. while Harvard srd rvsae~-
Ton srtesd the same r~sesnitisa 10
ice horkep. Fem also maAkr~ soccer
s~affAu . major sp~rs. or these
three Penn wea the championship
in h--~ksthsii and sercer iA@i term.
Harvard p~eved h~~s ~ irs heeksy.
fnser~~ctfsnsi scoisan r.rn~S which
vfii add 10 the interest Of the eeu1isG
collier. saxon. will ineiud~. orsoser -.
Dartmouth va ruivcr~lty Of Tennessee.
~ Haacver. October ~. University Of
ns,roit Va Eossea college,. at usston
oetoe~r -. frtncstoa Va University Of
Chicago. at Prrestsn. November
rittssurx Va SsbrsEks. at Farh~@ field.
Pittsburg. sSossmbsr .. Rutgers vs.
Sous Dana. at ss- Bruns~ssk.
ne Army ~. navy football gAas
New Sssk etsy. saturday. Nsvs~-
West Point sesasry football ELEVEN
-tli insngurste the s@.son with success.
ssse deubis headers at home. octebss I
and q
IRE big ys~.ra scotnafi csa.~s-s sr.
scheduled a. follows Novsms~r .. Har-
ward vs. Princ.ton. at princ~ton. rov.rn-
b~r IL. frins~tor vs. Yale. az New
Haven. November 10. Harvard Va Yale.
al Cambridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Ortega Is
Slipping;
Loses Four
Mexican Middle Loses on
Fouls and X. O.; To Box
frankie Murphy

-Baftiing~ ortegn, the Mexican
middleweight must start winning
pretty soon or hen have a hard time
getting matches lie has lost his
last four starts. three on fouls and
one BY a X. O. lie lost on fouls 10
Al Sommern. Jock Malone and jimmy
Darcy. and was knocked for goal
by Happy LAttie,on In four rounds
In New Orl~anA
Ortegx boxes again tomorrow
night. taking on Frankie Murphy.
the rugged Denver weiterweight. In a
ioround bout at Milwaukee,. Or.
ortega will have an advantage OF
. few pounds In weight over Murphy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Seals Still Get
Break in Coast
League Schedule

The San Francisco Seals are
stiil getting the breaks In the
schedule. During the past two
weeks they have played Portland
and Salt Like while their strong.
est opponents were clashing
This week it's the same story.
with the Seals Meeting Vernon
at Los Angeles while Sacramen.
10 and Seattle play here and
Oakland and Los Angeles get to.
gether in Oakland. Salt Lake
meets Portland I'm Salt Lake in
their series OF the week.
The Sacramento club won't be
here 10 play until Wednesday.
There VIII be a double bill on
Sunday as usual with another
pair OF games being played on
some other day In the week In
order 10 get In the fun seven
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
THEY LIKE TO
SEE BABE HIT

In . series with New York recent.
iy Ty Cobb ordered his hurIers to
pitch 90 Babe" Ruth. They did and
Ruth hit home runs galore. pracsi.
caiIy winning all the games OF the
series. Then the Detroit critics pan.
ned Cobb for not walking Ruth. The
two teams played In Detroit the
other day and Ehmke walked Ruth
and the fans Missed. II may be bad
baseball. but they certainly like TO
see the Bambino have bis chance TO
bugr en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
to
Clash at
Pavilion
Joe Simonich and Jimmy
Storey Tangle Here To-
night
ny LEO II. IAsSEN


WELTERWEIGHTS will predom.
w mate toniEht's glove show al
Tho Pavilion with Joe Simonich. the
rugged Butte welter. taking ON
Jimmy Storey. tho hard hitting Seat.
Tie boy, In the main 10.
simonich u always popular here
because OF his willing styie. Storey
has been going pretty well lately
and he carries a rood kick In both
hands.
There II quite q bit NJ stake for
the winner of tonights-ro. as rald
winner will be matched up " Nh
Trasie Davis for the coast weller
championship soon.
EAGLES MEETS
WOODS
Harry Eagles the clover caiifor.
MIA its-pounder. and Soldier Woods.
the perpetual motion mitt singer.
argue In the semi.windup. Woods
aggressive style should offset Eagles
clevorncsA
Fred Kent tire awkward. but
nevertheless willing. iirht heavy.
weight OF Kent will 60 on with one
Ted synder. a marine from the u.
:. =. Mississippi. In the special event
Synder is a newcomer.
owen Roh-rts the young Seattle
lightweight. who has been showing
q world OF prumis,. VIII tackle
cecn Williams In the second 90.
wF1.TTRs
OPtsN SHOW
Johnny Lewis and Battling Orfno.
the third pair Of weliers on the
card. win open the show.
Clay lite Is putting on the nssic
program and the first bout viii get
under way at SEQ as usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
MILE. LENCLEN
SAILS AUG. 6

PARIS. Aug. mile. Suzanne
Lenglen. worlds tennis champion,
will sail from France next Saturday
on the liner Paris for America
She is due TO arrive in New York
Saturday. August 10, and win be
just in time for tho women's ma
tlonai championships which start
August Is at Forest Hills. Her de-
parture was delayed by an attack
OF bronchitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
SADIE WINS
CRUISER RACE

@. u. Brandrs cruiser Sadie won
the Eiks' Perpetual trophy cup sun.
day In fhe annual power boat race
sta ged by the Queen City Yacht club.
The race was q sevcn.milc handi.
cap event. from wildwood. on Lake
Washington. 20 Icschi park and re.
turn. The other boats finishing in
order are as follows: Ketchlog
seslth. Dream. Kaydce. Rosita and
Verdun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
HERE'S NIFTY
FABER BOOST

Oscar G. Reichow. dean OF Chi
cago baseball writer's. says that
Urban Faber, White Sox hurting
ace. has more stuff than any White
Sox pitcher ever showed. not barring
Ed Walsh. Which is quite some
boost. FSber's stunt In turning in
20 wins during the first half of the
season is truly wonderful record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
DOUBLES PAIR
WIN NET TITLE

Leo 1agerstrom and Fletcher
Johnson won the doubles title In
tho playfieid net tourney yester.
day. capturing the challenge round
matches from Gilman and syver-
son by the scores OF rs. Ga and
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
NEW SKATING
RECORD MADE

READING. Pa. Aug. making
mile In two minutes. As 3.5 sec
onds. Frank Klopp OF Philadelphia
established new roller skating
record here yesterday. The former
record was made In 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
BRITISHERS MAY
HELP BROTHERS

PITTSBURC, Pa, Aug. 2.-Tennis
followers here today expressed the
belief that woosman and Turnbull.
Of the British Isles team. win com
pete with the Australian stars In
the Davis cup elimination tourna.
ment at sewickley. near here.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
This pair holds the worlds cham.
pionship, having the Olympic medal
in Antwerp in 1919. Anderson and
Todd are believed the fayorites TO
represent AUSTRALIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
BROWNS GET ANOTHER

Luke Stuart. second saclScr OF the
Richmond. Virginia league. team.
has been procured by the st. Louis
browns. The Browns recently took
on Jim Riley as a prospective sec.
end sacker but he has been farmed
out TO the Terre Haute team for
moro seasoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
ADE ARRIVES
NV! MAINLAND

y MA. 'IH b. c, Aug. T.
Asrht - san Francisco. mid.
A,ns',,, light heavyweight and
sa H., champion OF Australia.
=, N ~ sf'er a i2 month";
y" s =. English island posses posses.
hnx - leaving, Shade
m ~ ~ pounds and he now
Y prs..s s'unda He viii box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

Flirt With
Title Coin
Adams and Baker Have
Fine Chances to Figure
in Big Money This Fall

OK from base
ball graves to
get their share
In this years
world series.
Is that what
Babe Adams. %
the Pirates. and
Frank Baker, Of
the Yankees are
up to?
OF course. mel
Their the Pirates
nor the Yankees
h a We cinchcd
pennants, but
both clubs are
sitting pretty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
THOMAS is LET
OUT BY CHAMPS

Chef Thomas. who saw many years
Of service as a catcher in the Ameri-
can league. has been released by the
Cleveland Indians. Thomas Is ex.
pected to come West and 10 70 into
the moving picture game as a di.
rector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
LEONARD PLANS
LONG JOURNEY

NEW YORK. Aug. s--Brnny
Leonard. lightweight champion OF
the world. ls planning TO take a trip
10 Europe this winter He hopes
10 show the fans on the other side
a double champion. as he feels con.
fident Of winning the title from
Jack Brition. weiterweight cham
plon. when they meet this fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

The Crystal Swim ming club. of Sc
attic. vii have two representatives
- the Pacific cDa~s outdoar swim
ming championships af Coronado
be~rh. California. merit SUNDAY.
Mcrtin Fndda. star high sad fancy
diver. and Nitric konew sioff. naiisu-
ri junior milo champion. will conn
prfe usder the csisn ef the locaJ
club.
Harry Mcwattcrs won the se-ynrd dash
In the dual meet between the cry~t al
swimming club and the Lakehoma club
sunday at American Lake. Mcwatters
Is tough man 20 beat IN an outdoor
swimming meet, but usually falls way
below form Indoors
Rcidar Ring. crack Crystal SWIMMING
club to-soot diver. easily carried off those
honors In the dual meet at American
Lake Sunday.
Johnny Wilson, rniveruity Of
Washingtos backfieid star 10 head
iifegusrd ~ the Madroas municipsl
bathing beach.
The Washington state outdoor swim
ming meet will be staged August IS BY
the Garrison Swimming club AT American
Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
THREE BROS. DYE
WORKS BEATEN

The Three Brothers Dye Works
team lost to Toit Sunday by an So
count. Too much chicken dinner be.
fore the game Is the aiibi. After the
fifth inning the losers held Tolt 10 no
hits and made no errors, but II was
too late to turn the trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
TRIBE WINS
FROM CITY
OF DESTINY

TACOMA. Aug. The Seattle
Indians of the Pacific Coast league.
won a close TIT from the Tacoma
Tigers here yesterday In a fast tut.
The rough field mt the local park
apparently bothered the visitors
Spencer Harris. former Seattle
high school athlete. was one OF the
stars for the Tigers Mt the bat
stevens and Mack also showed up
well both as the batteries and az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
SHOTTEN MAY
LEAD SYRACUSE

Bert Shotten, veteran big league
outfieldcr. may break into the man.
ageriai game as pilot OF Syracuse
in the international league, accord
ing TO reports from the East.
shotten is with the St Louis Cards
at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
NO UPSETS IN
TACOMA MEET

TACOMA. Aug. 2..-Therc were no
upscts In the opening days play OF
the Pacific Northwest tennis tour
nament that opened here yesterday.
Marshall Allen. of Seattle. favoritc
for the singles honors wcp his
match with ease Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
OF REAL
SHORTFIELDER

The value OF good shortstop Ii
anily Illustrated by the 81. Louis
Browns. Walter Gerber. their ace.
xps hurt and while he was out Of
NE game the Browns had a terrible
slump. Now he is back in the game
and the St Louis Americans are
playing winning ball again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
HARPER is OUT
WITH BAD HAND

Harry Harper. New York south
paw. is having a lot OF trouble with
an injured thumb. It's on his pitch.
ing hand lie broke II this spring
and II never knitted correctly. It's
doubtful IL 1t ever will be o. X.
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
BENTON GOES
TO K. G.. TEAM

Rube Benton, let out by the New
York Giants for failure to keep In
condition. has Joined the Kansas City
club In the American association.
Benton ranked as one Of the best
southpaws in the game a few years
tack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
FAVORITES WIN
AT NEWPORT

NEWPORT. Aug. 2.-Favoriies
won the first and second round
matches OF the national invitational
lawn tennis tournament here yes
to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Middle
Champ
| Fights
t., Downey Is Give
..J.Take Miller; Sny-
j.r Pans Referee
-, nrA> SNYDER

tHEa AAtNAA
crown rests today
on a head tina,
has been literally
battered into a
typical pugilistie
type
Bryan pcwney.
who won the title
from Johnny VII
son By a clean
Knockout in the
seventh round OF a
scheduled twelve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
'Ef2IfNl
'9A@E1'

The ATTENDANCE ~ the rsrifie
C.ess league s~zn~s thas far this
seasss h c,ss~ 10 ies.eoo more shss
asrnx ie-e. se~u~disG to rrc~iaeot
william ". M~Csuhy. Thsse fis-
ures de at iprisSe free sdmi~siess
ssa women and ehiids~s. she are
a. admitted fro On ~~ststn asya The
v~rsea ss pst~~esthy. osunsidevisg the
posi- sat~d~ses IN rsssiasd saa salt
iAka
G~ors~ r1.se- had his rrvs major iessu-
rrht ree.ntty With Umpire ceerss uiids-
brand. fe-rn~v Coast League player and
umsire. sister Knocked iitlashraud devr.
and ~ss fired ovs % the game. and
after thr contest aEsiu taisi~d the um
birs until other players intsffsred.
Charlie ulxA. third hss~msn ~ ~,
Memphis cinb. % tho Southern league. "a
about fipe fer Trial 10 the maiera Hsa
,wo brothers. Heshie. .he "a nos With
vernon. and ANDY. -ho IL ~ith Columbus
nave bssa had trials In the big isssuea
A. . r~-sft Of the r~vssses Il the
psls handie~rH. . tss~i 81 ~ ptAyers
have c~rs~d 81 iner~~se In r~tise.
While - have had their handscsps
d--rv~~~d cee E~sl tn changes
Aff~~s mast Of the sstive ~isbe. snd
are t-ss~d 90 riay n ssss r~~ess
ssamya
Elmer Letter. vetfieiaev - the Noo~r
fav club. Of the Western c.nsda ieawoe,
has been soid 70 the chicago white SOC
ssr sizes. Letter vas siven . trial By
the Beaver last ycsr. upon the recon
mediation u SICK wiiiiAma
Jsrk ouinn. veteran pitcher ~ the Ss~
ycrk Yankees. ~ho ~as ~ith Vernon a
coapie Of seasons sso. plans 20 become
an umpire merit ysar Gaina has been
pitching nearly -sseara
A british lava bo~ifrg team 10 about
70 start tour Of tho Dominica Of Can
ada. PLAYING picked teams during tbs
month 81 August
slnxls paddle races IN the Canadian
canoe association regatta August g. az
Toranfe. a. veil as tandem syruts. ~.lI
- decided with q turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
|E65YslEHG 175li{ 15Usl7(5;(sli{738%s29e
Is Dan, Bud or
frankie Coast
Feather Champ?

Here's a puzzle. Try and solve
Il. we can't
Danny Edwards knocked out
Frankie Munroe in five roundA
Bud Ridley wins easy decision
over Danny Edwards ~ 10 rounds.
frankie Munro. awarded decision
over Bud Ridley In four roundA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
CRYSTAL CLUB
EASY WINNER

The Crystal Swimming club OF Sc
attic easily defeated the Lakehoma
Swimming club OF Camp Lewis Sun
day In their annual dual event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02


series In 1909. when the Detroit tt
gers and the Pittsburg Pirates
FLASHED. Adams won three games
and Pittsburg was declared the
worlds champion club.
BAKER STARS
WITH BAT
Baker has starred IN more than
one. He was the home-run king
when the Athletics were coping an
nuaily. He was known as a money
player--doing his best work In the
big series.
But Baker and Adams were both
counted out. And in sports II is
common 70 say that a man can't
come back. Daily accounts Of
games played In the two big leagues
include favorable mention OF the two
veterans.
Adams IL one OF the staiwarts OF
the Pirates, as he was in 1903. And
Baker Is batting in the runs the
Yankees need 80 badly in their fight
with Cleveland.
Babe Adams is "a years old and
began pitching in 1904. with Parsons.
Kan.
BAKER Is
IS YEARS OLD
Frank Baker II IS years old and
had been out Of baseball over a year
when the Yankees took him back
this spring.
Frank always was a cican-livfng
farmer boy and the year and half
off the diamond didn't hurt him.
He's the Frank Baker OF old again.
zone more slice OF the worlds Sc
ries melon" says Frank.
He's been close 10 series money
several times since leaving Connie
Mack. but seems a little nearer this
season than Ia any other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
AINSMITH is
WITH TOLEDO

Eddie Ainsmith. veteran big league
catcher. who was recently let out by
the Detroit Americans, has Joined
the Toledo club in the American as
=, ciation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02
Georgetown Forfeits
Game to Dye Works
Three Brothers Win Star Ball Tiff When Cubs Balk at
Mckinley Umpiring; EckArts vs. Highlanders Next
Sunday

DEFUSING to play their final game OF the round robin
IN series Sunday if Bill Mckinley umpres. the George
Cubs have forfeited their game the Three Brothers
Dye Works Mckinley has handled all of the games to
date The Star finals and there were kicks about his
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a.asrslung Jaw, high cheek bones,
..',,alrr forehead and thickened
r. s.,su.. ne has been willing to
Il - ,srs, punches IN order TO land
.ssr since be began fighting
|sn years asa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-02

AIe1ander the Great II said 10 have
ven buried In q gold coffin