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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Eckarts
Retain
Honors
Junior Baseball Protests
Not Allowed; Cham
pions' Final Scores Big

TIuiE Eckart Cigar team retains
i the championship OF the Class
u division OF The Star Junior base
ball league. The protest against
Gordon Iiorrobin. charging that the
Eckart third sackcr was over the
age limit set by the league. was
tossed out al the protest meeting
At The Star last night when the
manager Of the Highland park ad.
mltted that Horrobin's birth date
was listed aa July %. 1899. in the
school census The age limit. act
BY the league. allowed players to
compete who had not reached their
zend birthday on or before April
10. 1921.
The protest Of the Highland park
team. charging that the umpire In
charge advanced batter 90 fIrst
fiasc on a bnik. before four balls had
been called. Was allowed. but the
Eckari.Iiighiand park gnme will not
te played over because the Eckart
team did not score any runs on the
ruling. This decision was accepted
by both teams.
Tho Ecknrt team went thru the
final serics of Tho Star league de.
fratinE the Three brothers Dye
Works 10 10 :. tho Georgetown Cubs
~ 10 and the Highland park team
TO 4.
The champions have been asked 70
meet At The Star office tonight at
.. m. 10 Tho Star camera man can
get In his good work.
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Several fast matches we're played
IN the third round Of the Wash.
ington state tennis meet at the Sc
attic Tennis club yesterday No
noticeable upsets featured the play
ing.
YESTERDAYS
RESULTS
Mems singie---M Allen beat J. Proc
toE. &C. 1913. s-2. NJ Allen beat u,
Wander Las. G-i. SIS. W. Burriil beat s.
Turner. 40, 6-5. Ca l. weinstein beat
w ingraham. lie, ca, 60. G. Gardner
beat ~. 2ettier, ESQ ga; A. Hurd beat
J. Cunningham, a-s, 60. 6-i.
Mems Doubles viliegas and West
wood beat Loe and Nelson. o.. 80; Hurd
and Brown beat Proctor and Cunning
ham, sc, Go. ga; Wander Las and Tay-
Tor beat keiso and Scott, 90. To. rs.
White and Benson beat Grey and Collins.
1-5, e-1; Weinstein and fngraham beat
Ross and Marion, 60, ST. Ga.
junior singles A. Marion beat C.
Hurd. 60, Ga, W Langic beat w Coll
Inns. 81. s-G j. Proctor heat j. Livcn-
good. go, ga. A. Ross beat J, sculy.
6-2. eel: a. Ross beat H. Shaw, Ga. 6-i f,
A. shaw beat Cassels. Ga. 10, 60,
Wcmcn's Singles H. Green beat Dor
othy Allen. "a, e-t: NJ. mqcponnid heat
J. follack, 90. go, Myrn Lambuth beat
Mrs. Robinson. $50 tel 1861 Miss Ford
ing beat Mrs. nouraue 40, 7-s. % Miss
Wheaton beat Mary Ann Bishop, go. GO
Rita Meyer beat Trina Frazier. 6-2. ga.
Rita Meyer beat Miss Cochran, 60, s-i.
Women's DoubIes--Mrs. Bragdon and
Miss Macdonald beat Misses Frazier and
g chran. 81, GO; Misses Green and iurd
beat Misses St~vens and Farria. 60. Ga.
Boys singic--u. I.anglle beat J.
Wiley. 90 3-G. 6-2. Robert Reynolds beat
w Kendall. 80, T-b, ca
Mixed Doubles Meyer and Lager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Madrona
Swim Club
Is Formed
Promise to Give Neptune
Club Competition in
Star Swimming Meet

TNHE Green Lake Neptune club.
L winners OF the junior honors In
The Star swimming meet last year.
plan on entering strong team again
this year. but will have 10 go up
against some strong competition
against the newly formed Madrona
Aquatic club.
Washington football star. and the
ilfeguard at the Madrona bathing
beach. is the sponsor OF the new
club. Harry Mcwatters. crack
Crystal Swimming club dash swim
mcr. Is giving the youngsters some
pointers. Lambert Sternbcrgh. coach
of the Crystal club. was also coach.
ing the youngsters before he left for
the East this week.
The Madrona club Is divided into
two ciaascs---those Is and i6 years
OF age and those under if years OF
are.
The races and dives between the
members OF the Lake Washington
club and the Green Lake Neptune
club In themselves promise TO be one
of the most interesting features OF
The stag meet
However. II Is not necessary to be.
long TO any particular swimming
club 10 compete in the meet
The entry blank appears daily on
tho sport page OF The Star and those
planning to enter are urged to fill
IL out as early as possible and
send them in to the sporting editor.
The entries for the mile races,
which will be held at the finals on
August 81 in the Lake Washington
canal. viii open next Monday and
close on the following Saturday.
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STICK ATTACK WINS
FIRST FOR LOCALS

A powerful batting attack won
the first game for the Indians
yesterday after the Bees had
piled mp five runs In the second
inning on Ray Francis and were
leading the procession By a 10
: count But every body started
10 hit for Seattle In the next few
innings and were into the lead In
the last OF the fourth and were
never headed. Ernie Sehorr re-
placed Francis on the hill for Sc
attic in the third frame and
pltchcd pretty good ball. the best
10 has shown In two weeks.
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dollars again at second. He GOV.
cred n world OF ground and his
throwing made the patrons gasp
several times. He went behind sec
ond and grabbed one chance that
was the prize fielding stunt OF the
day. altho he didn't have a chance
for the out at first. He still looks
weak at the plate. II he can perlt
up his hitting 10 the standard he
has set in the field he won't be in
this league long. Wisterzil played
well at third.
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tier bout for the lightweight crown,
set for October in New York. is of
bccatse Carpenters injured right
hand refuses to mend.
Shade. who is now weighing.
around It's pounds. is anxious to|
meet the clever St Paul man. Should
Shade win. he will be In tho big.
money.
The California miller has received
lot Of favorable comment in tha
Eastern press for his great work 2
the ring in Australia. and should II
be matched with Gibbons, IT ought q
be a great drawing card. n
Shade left yesterday for Portland
where he win stop a few days beforo'
returning TO his home in San Franz
cisco. He win rest there for about Z
month. and then plans TO go TO New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
AMATEUR SHOW
FRIDAY NIGHT

Friday night at the Pavilion the
regular Friday night aii.sssr anna.
teur boxing show viii be put ON by
Clay Hite. featuring eight or nine
bouts between the future champs .
The boys are pronounced In un-
usually good shape this week ms the
club has thrown open It's gymnasium
free OF charge TO the boxers and
Adolph Schacht Is teaching classes
Of boys daily free OF charge. The
complete card viii bc announced 10.
morrow.
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rr.. Gam.

rotss .......r. - ~ .
snatted fcr Could IN ninth.
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FRANCIS GETS
KNOCKED OUT

Ray Francis looked like anything
but a big league prospect in that
second inning OF the first game yes.
terday. An error by Bill Stumpf
started the trouble. Then Lewis
and Strand doubled and Byler
singled. Gould beat out a hit 10
Francis and Ray helped him around
the bags with wild heave 10 first.
Sands also hit and five runs came
over altogether. Exit Francis. II
was one OF the few times this year
that he has been driven from the
mound.
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= hitting battle in the opener. . TO 8.
and the Bees winning tho second
game in 10 frames by 3 TO 2
score.
The Seals have now won two
games In rev from the Angels.
pulling yesterdays fracas from the
W. X. flames In the ninth inning by
counting three runs They won Q
to s.
The san Francisco outfit r. now
leading Seattle. the present second
place squad, by eight fun games
II Los Angeles can stage come
back before the week Is over and
breaks even with the leaders and
Seattle can hit winning gait
against salt Lake. the big series be.
tween san Francisco and Seattle,
booked for San Francisco soon. will
70 . long ways towards deciding
the pennant race
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After Harry Gardner had
diAhed mp some great pitching
In the second game a dizzy decis-
I'm By Nal Eason ON . called
strike and . bush league boot by
Charley Sec on . fly right ut
him handed the tiff to Salt Lake.
Tho teams were two-up when the
1eth opened With two away
Sands tripied and Crzveth had
. two and two count on him.
Gardner shot . pretty pitch
across tho outside corner and
Nal Eason. behind the plate.
called . ball He was given an
awful raining, but 1t didn't help
any. And then Harry dished up
another ball and Cravat1
walked Then Don Brown hit to
right and SEQ dropped his fly
and Sands scored We couldn't
get q man TO first In our half.
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SINfONICH AND
DAVIS NEXT

doe Simonich, who has given
Travie Davis two Of his hardest
fights, will box the champion for
the third time at the Pavilion
Tuesday night. Sirnonich fought
great draw with Dave ShadHc
here the other night Shade wa
not considcred for The Davis fight,
as he injured his hands again in
Tuesdays bout. This should ~
another real scrap. as Simonich
Is one OF those aggressive men
who fight from the first be1I,
while we've seen enough Of Dn-
Wis 10 know what he can do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
DUNDEE AND
WHITE DRAW

NEW YORK. Aug. ii.--chsriey
white. Of Chicago. and Johnny Dun.
dee. Of New York. tough; a fast 10.
round bout here last night In the
main event OF the nilatar smoker.
Paul Doyle was awarded a judges
deciaion over Marty Cross In the
seniwindup.
Charley Jsdoux. French bantam
weight. was given the worst end OF
a doubtful decision over Johnny
Buff. American flywcight champ.
Midget Smith won a judges decision
over Young Montreal OF Providence.
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army game Of sacrificing the
runner to second. Lane walked
to start the third frame and
Middleton beat out n hit 10
Brown. Then Murphy tried the
hit and run and flied TO right.
Kenworthy hit one a mile 10 CEN
ter, but both runners were held
on their bases by Strands
throw. Then they engineered n
double steal, but Wisterzil flied
out to Strand. Lane would have
scored on Kennels fly. Seattle
scored two in the next frame.
Lane doubled to the left field
bleacbers and Middleton beat out
n hunt; Lane scored on Ken
worthy's fly and Roxy came
over on Wisterzil's Texas double
TO left. 1t ended our scoring for
the day.
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NEAR FINALS
AT SEABRICHT

sEABRIGHr. N. j.. Aug. H.
Richard Norris Williams III. William
Johnston. Vincent Richards and
Maxwell woosnam. Of Great Britain.
viii fight 1, out for the mems singles
honors In the soabrigh, tourney
here. Tho semsfinai round has also
been reached In the worncns slngles
Eleanor Goss. Mrs Mallory. Mrs.
Jessup and Mary Browne, qualify.
ing.
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SEE HITS
BALL HARD

While Charley See made a bad
boot in the second game that gave
the battle TO the opposition. his
work at the plate showed n world
Of Improvement. He slapped out
five hits in the two games and
showed world OF speed in getting
down TO first base. He stands UP
20 the plate nicely and takes good
cut at the ball. lie Is not finished
ball player yet, but bears a lot Of
watching.
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It's funny how a pitcher can 60
back as far as Al Gould. the Salt
Lake HEAVIER has. in two years Two
years ago Gould was one OF the best
p6tchcrx In the league He has
pitched anything but winning ball
N his starts IN Seattle this season
Two years ago he had one OF the
most effective spit balls In the coast
circuit Tho box score tells how
effective he was yesterday. II he
hitD his 1918 stssde he will make
trouble for any team In the league.
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7Ia3 3s0a53sNDeg a.zs,

By KsI,fc !. BASES On baiis--off Gardner
!, eft Ksnio ,. OF Heixsr l. T~o-base
hifs~-Nufphf. Adams. i.an@. wts7erHiL
crayath Thrse-haxss hiss--L~wis sand.
Double plays wisssrEii 70 Kensarthy 10
Murphy, kenaorthy 10 Patterson 70 Mur-
ply Sacrifice hits-fzttersan. Hanf.
Afams Ateisn has~@~f.anr. Middirton.
Passed ball Edwardsf wild pitches =
Gardner. Rrixeg. insarrp pitehst--uy
ksiiie Z. runs !. hits .. al bat "a Srvdt,
victory to Feixer. Huns responslbis for
Gardner 4. ksliio :. Hssarr Q. Tine Of
K4ms--t,ee umpirea--~ Eason and Phyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
FRANK TROEH
WINS TITLE

TACOMA, Aug. 11.-Frnnk Troeh
OF Vancouver, Wash. won the Ia.
clfic Coast zone title of the Amer
lean Trupshooting association handi.
cap shot here yesterday. Troch
broke 90 out OF n possible 100 tar,
gets. II. s. Searle OF Seattle was
second with 9s out OF possible
100. Troeh was under heavy
handicap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
RICHARD GETS
MIDDLEWEICHTS

BOSTON. Aug. li.-Johnny WI.
son will meet Bryan Downcy, Of
Cleveland. In Jersey City on Labor
Day, according TO an announcement
made here last night by Martin XII
lilea. manager Of Wilson. Tex Rick.
ard Is the promoter OF the bout.
Wilson will get as per cent OF the
gate receipts and the Cleveland boy
will get 20 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
CRAvATH STILL
SOCKS EN-

Old Man cravath can stiii hit the
agate. Paddy siglin walked In the
sixth inning Of the second game and
then Cactus slapped one Of Harry
Cardner's offerings against the
right field fence. good for two bases.
sending Siglln over. Siglin got a
life and went to second on Wister.
Ellis low throw In the eighth after
Tex had made a great stop. Sands
kicked thru with a hit and Sigiin
tied the score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
MURPHY WAS
HITTING, TOO

Rod Murphy was also in a hitting
mood yesterday. cracking out four
safeties. two doubles. with two
men on the second frame however.
Rod let three drift by and was called
out on strikes without taking his bat
off his shoulder. Murphy always
will be a good hitter. however, as
he has good eye and his sweeping
swing drives 'em far.
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ORIOLE STAR
is BIG WINNER

lack Ogden. Baltimore pitching
ace. won Is straight games for the
Orioles before he was stopped by
Jersey City by a to 2 count re.
Gently. Ogden Is said TO be one of
the most promising pitchers in the
minors.
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ROBERTS NEEDS
INSTRUCTION

With all his natural ability. Owe
Roberts. the promising Seattle feat
erwcight, needs lot of boxing g
struction before he can expect to g
among the topnotchcrs. He doesu
know how TO use his left hand.
he tclegraphs his right too pig
He is strong kid. with I. good ia
and he takes fine care of himself nd
has all the natural qualifications ~
a good ring man. But he was give
boxing lesson by Mickey HannoQ
an average boxer. at the Pavilion.
the other night. and II should i'm
press upon Roberts the necessity q
knowing how to box.
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GARDNER DOES
GREAT PITCHING

Harry Gardner gave the girls
and boys am example Of some
real pitching In the ninth frame
Of that second game yesterday.
Duffy Lewis opened the inning
with a tremendous triple to left
field that would have gone for a
home run except for some fast
work by Lane and Patterson In
relzying 1t home. Harry forced
Strand TO hit to Murphy and
then he struck ont Gay. Ed
wards rolled an easy one to
Harry and the inning was over.
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BY Gould J. nases on balls or 0osid :.
Two-hass hifs--stumpf Lewis. strand.
Murphy. Gould. Threr-bnss hst--Gouid.
Doubis play X snworthy 20 Patterson "a
Murphy Sacrifice hits Middleton. Cav.
wis.erEil Lane. Hlxiin. stolen bases
strand. Murphy. HIT ~ pitched balls
Lane. Kenworthy wild piteh--Gouid.
Innings pitehsd,--.fy Francis. =. runs ;.
hits S. At bat n. out In second With 1
on base. Credit victory TO sehnrr. Runs
responsible for--Fraacis :. Schorr /.
Gould I. Time OF fame %. Umpires
- ~. xer, ara phwfS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
NURNEE is
KNOCKED OUT

NEW YORK, Aug. ii.--Paui Jour.
nee. French heavyweight and former
sparring partner Of Georges Carpen.
tier. was knocked out by AL Reich.
OF New York. in the first round of
their scheduled 12-round bout here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
VAUGHN QUITS
LEAGUE BALL

KENoSfIA. Wis. Aug. ii.--Jim
Vaughn. Chicago National league
pitcher. has quit organized baseball.
He has signed with Bcloit. an 'out.
law" club. according to announce
mcnt from Judge Lands office.
Lands has suspended him indcfin-
itcly.
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BRITISH WIN IS
YACHT SERIES

CowEs. Isle OF Wight. Aug. H.
Scoring four points In the sixth and
final race OF the series Between Brit.
ish and American six.metcr yachts.
tho British racers cinched the series
by totaling iO1 points TO 70 for the
Americans In the six races.
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RIDLEY TO GO
To MANILA

Bud Ridley. Seattle featherweis(
and Joe Waterman. his jmans
leave for Manila in the Philippine
lands, August is. Ridley has BE-
signed for four bouts in the n
East. He will return home abo0
Christmas.
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PATTERSON SHIFTED
TO SHORTSTOP

Bill Patterson was shifted to
shortstop and Tex Wisterzil sent to
third and Bill Stumpf TO the bench
in the middle Of the first game
stumpf is out with an injured fin
ger. Patterson went Like a million
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BIG FTGIHt
OFF AGAIN

It's too bad that Benny Leon
ard and Lew Tender won't get
together in the ring this week. a.
the bout was TO have been one Of
the biggest scraps Of the season.
LEONARD injured his thumb in,
training. This match has been
brewing for about two years,
and when they finally do get e.,
gcthcr Il ought to draw . record
gate. Tender Is figured rs the
strongest contender that Lcos-
ard has to FACE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
NO SPLIT

For awhile there was talk OF n
split season In tho international
league in the East. because Jack
Dunn's Baltimore team ls so far
ahead that the teams In the first
division are about 20 games behind.
But II looks like they VIII finish out
their original schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
SUN BOTIIERS
SALTS

Helnie Sands and Duffy Lewis
had a terrible time with the sun In
the second game yesterday. Adams
and Wisterzil getting doubles and
Murphy single on hits that
dropped safe because they lost the
ball In the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Babe Ruth Nears
Last Years Mark;
Gets Number az

NEW YORK. Aug. ii.-Babe
Ruth pounded out his s2nd home
run OF the season here ycster.
day in the game against Chi.
cago. incidentally helping his
team 10 victory and first place
In the American league race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

Captain Arthur Miranda OF Mon.
trcal won the twenty.fifth annual
field day OF the Montreal Police A.
A. A. recently with seven first
places. third and fourth.
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Change Dates
for Big Star
Aquatic Meet

The finals for The Star swim.
ming meet viii he staged on Sat
urday. August ~. instead OF
August 20. as originally an
nounccd Tho preilminaries will
be held on Tuesday. August %.
instead OF Tuesday. August 10.
The closing date for the entries
have also been set back. Entries
will now close August 20 at Q
.. m. instead OF the coming Sat.
urday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

Carl Gardner looks pretty good.
U~ has be-n winning hi- matches
Nth regularity. Yesterday he beat
~. Zcttier with little trouble, 81,
az. and zcttIer Is no poor player
himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
RALLY WINS
FOR SEALS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Ia
ninth inning rally. netting three
runs by San Francisco. saved tho
day. and the Seals won over Los An.
gcies by a SIS score. Lefty o'Doul
made one OF his famous circuit ciouis
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Amcrican polo auartet Information.

al champions may compete for the
Point judith challenge cup at Mar
ragansett Pier, X. l.. during the
August series
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OAKS LOSE
TO VERNON

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1.-THE
Vernon Tigers defeated Oakland here
yesterday by the score OF 81. The
Tigers made four OF their five runs
in the fifth inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

One Of the strongest looking women.
doubles pair In the ueid &c entries for
the Washington stat. meet is Wayne
Mcdonald and Mrs Btavdon. They've
been winning Their matches with ease.
having come thru a couple Of rounds
with little trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
SOME SECOND
GUESSING

It's great 10 be second CUES
or, but the way things turned
out Seattle would have won. the
second game in nine innings II
the Indians had played the old
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Bill Shade,
Will Seek,
Gibbons CT
Australian Champ Would
Sub for Carpenter in
Big Bout in New York

LILY s II A d z
the Australian
mitt champion.
is going East In
October to try
70 force Tommy
Gibbons. the St
= a u ] Zig h {
h c a w w eight.
into a match
he W q y
things look now.
{ h e proposed
~HA
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.GsaSl2A
N[5eee575

Irving Weiu~teip. the Califernis
star. and mn 1nxrshasn. Of Rhode
Island. put on the fcsfuse match In
yesterdays play IN the Washington
state tessnis Tournament. b~snx held
On tho seattle Tennis club courts.
W~Su~t~in cnmr out the wisuer. In
graham took the first set with ease.
81. hut Weansf~tn recovered and
took tho neat two Tn the tune Of
s-s. 60. The winn~v.s driving was
his Winning factor. and his net play
went . iong Way toward his victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

More marathon matches were played
yos'erday, and " has caused some trouble
and iAconsenisnee in making the sched-
uie
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Seals Are
Piling Up
Big Lead
Leaders Gain by Beating
Angels While the Locals
Win and Lose With Bees
ny LEO II. I-AssEN

m FkANCtSIp
is piling up a
sweet lead in the
race for the Pa.
ciftc Coast league
flag. They wal
lopcd the Los
A geles club
again yesterday,
while the best Sc.
attle could do
was an even
break with the
sale Lake Bees
In n double bill.
the locals taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

Miss stella Fording defeated Mrs.
H.uraue In n long three-s~t contest.
Mr~. Itouraue took the first -~t. hut
lost the next two on Miss fording's
ehep strokes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

Alec poss and Armand Marion ran
fngraham ard MrlDriein 20 three sets 10
the Gophies event Of the state meet yes
terday. Abe winners took the first set
with ease. GO. ard had the local junior
pair 81 In the second act when Ross
the set ~ rs score. The sudden
crar,kinGs Z the visiting team was due to
too much horse play. and !, was not
until they had lost the set that they re-
turned 20 form They took the isst set.
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
GREAT
FIELDING

Max Bishop. young second base
man. played nearly two months
without making a bobble. Tho ma
Jors are after him.
Lefty Groves. young southraw
from the Blue Ridge mountains. has
won close 10 20 games. his first
year out Dunn wouldn't take
s2s 600 for him.
Joe Boiey. shortstop. II the field.
ing sensation Of the league. Money
couldn't buy him from the Birds.
No club can stop the Birds They
win whether crippled or not
The club has registered over 70
home. rms this year.