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Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-23
Senators 5: Athletics q

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-Judge's
two Gits gave Washington an IL in
ming victory over Philadelphia. Judge
tied the score in the ninth with a sin
gle and sent Shanks home with the
winning run in the eleventh with a
double. Score: II II Z
Washington O2O OO1 OO1 O1-5 u 4
Philadelphia 900 O2O 10 O0-4 Z 2
Batteries: Zachary, w Johnson
and Charity; Keefe and Perkins.
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Disputed Horseshoe
Title Match, Carried
To Courts, Settled

DES MONIES, Iowa, June o.
The disputed championship horse
shoe match here June II. between C..
C. Davis, of Columbus. Ohio, and
Frank Jackson, of Kellerton, Iowa,
was settled out side of court today.
Davis. who won the match for the ma
tiOnal champion, agreed to call it no
contest and to accept the return of his
half of the S400 purse. The court &C
ton was brought by Davis against
Taylor on his refusal to turn over
the purse on evidence by Jackson
that the pegs were Al feet apart in
stead of 40 feet as agreed to-
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BIG FIGHT ARENA WILL SEAT
91,613; TICKET SALES TOTAL
SS5O,OO0 ALREADY, TEX SAYS

Carpenter and Descamps said the
choice of Ertle was satisfactory.
Richard was informed that the
arena would seat 91,612 persons A
ward won the annual baseball series
in painting and numbering the seats.
Present receipts, Richard said, total
$S50,O00, while full seating capacity
would insure a gate of $1,000, 900.
All ringside seats have been report
ed sold. although there are still many
of the SO to $40 seats left The SIS. so
seats will not be placed on sale until
the day of the fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-23
NAVY CREW WINS BIG REGAT IA;
CALIFORNIA 7 AXES End PLACE

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June %
Specially invited crews won chief hon
ors in the annual intercollegiate re-
gatta today when the United States
naval academy and the University of
California crews raced into first and
second places, respectively, in the
three-mile varsity event. Cornell won
third place in this even and both pre-
liminaries.
The Middies' victory was an impress
sive triumph. With the majority of
the oarsmen who won Olympic hon
ors among them, the navy men jump
ed to the front at the start and were
never headed. finishing in the record
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-23

time of IA minutes. seconds. The
former record was made in 1898 by
the Pennsylvania eight in Is minutes
5112 seconds on still water
The spectacular feature was fur
nished by CALIFORNIA; crew of giant
oarsmen when, after battling nearly
two miles with Pennsylvania, Column
bia and Syracuse, they staged a squirt
and in the final hundred yards over
hauled Cornell and hurled their shell
into second place by a scant three
feet. The westerners' time was IA
minutes, % seconds, putting them
three and half lengths behind the
Navy. Cornell was third
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KING APPEALS
To ALL IRISH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE3

ing world than satisfactory solution
of the age-!ong Irish problems. which
lor generations embarrassed our fore
fathers as they now weigh heavily on
us. Most certainly there is no wish
nearer my heart than that every man
OF irish birth should work in loyal
cooperation with the free communi-
ties on which the British empire is
based. The request for full partner
snip in the United Kingdom and re-
llglous freedom Ireland has enjoyed
She has now conferred on her the
duty of dealing with all the essential
tasks of domestic legislation and gov
eminent, and | feel no misgiving as
TO the spirit in which you will carry
out the all-important functions en-
trusted to your care.
Il speak from full heart when l
pray that my coming to Ireland may
prove to be the first step towards an
end of strife amongst her people.
1t is my earnest desire that in
southern Ireland there may ere lof1g
take place a parallel to what is now
passing in this hall; that there is a
similar occasion may present itself
and a similar ceremony be performed.
For this the parliament of the
United Kingdom has in fullest meas
ure provided the powers. for this the
parliament of Ulster is pointing the
way. The future lies in the hands of
the Irish people May this historic
gathering be the prelude of the day
on which the Irish people of the north
and south, under one parliament or
two as those parliaments may decide.
shall work together in common love
,or Ireland upon the sure foundation
Of mutual justice and respect"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-23

JERSEY CITY, n. j., June 22.-J.
Harry Ertle, of Jersey City, today was
formally selected by the New Jersey
boxing commission as referee for the
Dempsey Carpenter bout July 2.
AT the big arena the boxing COM
missioners met Governor Edwards,
Carpenter. Tex Richard ana Des-
camps The visitors expressed them
selves satisfied with the arena. Rick
ard said the structure was about 80
per cent completed.
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MEXICANS OPPOSED
TO ENTRY CHINESE

JUAREZ, Mexico. June 22.-Immi-
grafton officials here today announc-
ed Mexico would oppose the request
of the Chinese consul at San Francis
co for permission to transport 200
Chinese from San Francisco to an I'M
named destination in Mexico The
officials added a bill is about to be
introduced in the Mexican congress
to give the president power to limit
or prohibit the immigration of for
eign labor into Mexico.
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Brooklyn 8, PhilIies 2

BROOKLYN. June 22.-Brooklyn
made it two straight by beating Phil
adelphia. Cadore was steady and well
supported. Otto Miller made two tri-
pies and double inc three times up.
Harold Janvrin, who was traded to
Brooklyn by st. Louis with Schupp for
Pfeiffer, played the last inning at
short. Score: X. II. Z.
Philadelphia 90 600 O11-2 9 5
Brooklyn =. ....311 102 00x-S II
Batteries: G. Smith, Belts. keenan,
and Bruggy; Galore, O. Miller and
Kruger
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CONFEREES AGREE ON
10000 NAVY FORCE

WASHINGTON. June %. = An
agreement upon 100000 men for the
navy enlisted personnel for the next
fiscal year, a reduction of about 1900
men, was reached today by senate
and house conferees on the navy APP
preparation bill.
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THUMBNAIL SKETCHES
Boed sun articles world championships heavyweight
boxing matches written for The Associated Press,
by the nations bes; sport authorities
Johnson And Flynn
Johnson And Flynn

son grabbed his arms and clinched
tightly. On the break he lowered his
head and bored in for all he was
worth, butting Johnson in the body
and then jumping up and crashing his
head against Johnson's face.
1t was then that the referee called
a halt.
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CHARGES FILED

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Charg-
es against Henry B. Miller, former
director of surplus sales for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation have
been preferred by federal investiga-
tors, il was stated today by Frank NJ
Silva, United States district attorney
here
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American League
Cleveland 3; Chicago 2

CHICAGO, June 22.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago in a pitching duel be-
tween Faber and Bagby. 1t also
wrecked, Faber's winning streak. the
Chicago twirler having won six con
secutive games. Hooper made Chi
Cages scores by two home runs.
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ENGLISH REFEREE is
CALLED BY RICHARD

SOUTHAMPTON, JUN2 %. - (By
the Associated Press Eugene Cor
RE, English boxing referee. sailed for
New York today. He said he had
been summoned by Tex Richard, pro-
moter of the worlds championship
boxing contest between Jack Demp-
sey and George Carpenter in Jersey
City July 9
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MEXICAN DRAWS DIRK
ON BORDER OFFICIAL

Ell PASO. June 22.-Pedro Serna.
a Mexican. was today held to the fed
eral court under $4,000 bond on the
charge Of attempting to enter the
United States on a bogus passport
While being examined by an immigTa-
ton officer at the international bridge
Serna drew a large dirk but was
knocked down by the officer before he
had an opportunity to use it.
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GIBBONS SCORES
18TH KNOCK OUT
Young Tom Knocks Meehan
Down Three Times During
First Round Of Match

CLEVELAND. June 2. - Tommy
Gibbons, st. Paul light heavyweight,
scored a technical knockout over VIII
lie Meehan, of San Francisco. in the
first round of a scheduled II round
decision bout tonight Referee Matt
Hinkle stopped the fight after Nee
han had been knocked down three
times.
1t was Gibbons twelfth consecutive
knockout.
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SENATE WILL REcEDE

WASHINGTON. June 22.@Congres-
sional action on the army appropria-
ton bill. carrying a total of approx
imately S32S,000,0 900, was completed
today when the senate voted to re-
cede from its amendments unaccept-
able TO the house and accept the re-
port of it's conferees on compromised
items.
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summary: Two base. hit, ROush.
Three base hit. Whitfield. Stolen bases.
Carey, Schmidt. Roush. Sacrifices,
Kopf. Maranville Double plays, Barn
hart to Tierney to Grimm 2; Maran-
vile to Tierney to Grimm; Bohne to
Daubert. Bases on balls, Rixey 8,
Cooper 2. Hit by pitcher, by Cooper
Duncan, Groh). Struck out by RiXey
3, Cooper Z. Wild pitch, RiXey.
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HARVARD TAKES
ANNUAL SERIES

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 22.-Har-
small army of men was engaged today
with Yale by adding to yesterdays
victory an Overwhelming win today.
10 10 /. Score: r. Fl. E.
harvard ................1 G 10 3
Yale ?
Batteries; Goode and Murphy;
Coke, Sellick and Chittenden, Peters.
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National League
Pittsburo S. Cincinnati 2

CINCINNATI, June 22.-Pittsburg
won a Thinning game from Cincinnati
by punching three hits with an error
by Hargrave in the last inning and
scoring three runs. Duncan was put
out of the game in the tenth for dis
puting n decision. Score:
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Summary: Two base hits Speaker,
Johnson 2. Three base hits Sewell.
Home runs Hooper 2. Stolen base
Johnson Sacrifices Nunamaker, Fa-
Der, Strunk. Wambsganss. Double
plays Faber to Sheely to Mulligan.
Bases on balls Faber 3. Bagby ..
Struck out Bagby l Faber 1.
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There are nearly 500 colleges for
men and women and 200 for women
alone, in the United States.
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CHICAGO 5. ST Louis 2

ST. LOUIS, June 22-Vaughn's eff
fectiveness in the pinches and his
homer gave Chicago victory over ST.
Louis. His four baser in the seventh
put Chicago in the lead But one of
the two game scheduled for today
were played rain which delayed the
first game more than an hour neces-
stating postpOnement of the second.
Score: r. III. E.
Chicago 49,. 100 101 110-5 10 0
st. Louis 100 20 000-3 II l
Batteries: Vaughn and Killifer;
Haines and Clemens.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City 3. St. Paul 6.
At Indianapolis 3, Toledo g.
At Louisville 1873. Columbus 4-12.
AT Milwaukee O-3, Minneapolis LA.
Second game at Kansas CITY 4. st.
Paul 3
Second game at INDIANAPOLIS To-
ledo >.
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ELKs. ATTENTION.

All Elks wishing to go to the Elks
Lodge anniversary and big initiation
at Nogales, Saturday, June 25. hand
their names 10 steward of Elks Club
so arrangements can be made for
autos.
COMMITTEE IN CHARGE.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AT st. Joseph 3, Oklahoma City Z
I'll innings).
At Sioux City Z, Joplin 6.
AT Des Moines Z, Tulsa 6.
At Omaha 9, Wichita ).
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Detroit Z; ST. Louis 6

Detroit 7; ST. Louis
DETROIT, June 22.-DetrOit broke
its losing streak, defeating st. Louis.
St. Louis tied the score in the ninth,
but Heilmann's single following
Bush's .bunt and steal of second, put
over the winning run.
Score: r Fl f
st. Louis ............ 020 800 001-6 s U
Detroit ....-.- 102 10 oil II
batteries: Palmero, Shocker and
Seereid: Oldham, Middleton and Ain
smith. Bassler.
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Boston g, New York 5

NEW YORK, June 22.-Boston con-
tinued its hard hitting and defeated
the New York Nationals. Score:
r. II. z.
Boston ....1O2 2O3 01O-9 II l
New York 49,. .020 100 Ops s 3
Batteries: Fillingim and Gowdy;
Douglas, Ryan and Smith.
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Boston 2-5: New York 81

BOSTON, June %. Boston and
New York split even, the visitors
winning the first game with Quinn
holding the Red SoX to six hits and
the Red SoX taking the second. In
the eighth inning of the second game
Pratt tripled over Ruth's head with
the bags fI< and scored on McInnis'
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
~ Mobile l. Memphis 6.
AT New Orleans =. Nashville +.
AT Atlanta ,. Little Rock 3.
AT Chattanooga l, Birmingham 3.
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Batteries: Couch and Agnew; Cole
man, Quissenberry and Fisher.
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COMMITTEE IN CHARGE.
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Coast League

Batteries: Shea and Elliott; SMELL
enback and Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17
HANDLES TOLEDO MAN
is BOWLING LUMINARY

TOLEDO. o.. June f7.-Louis
Hempel. minus both hands and one
arm. is becoming one OF the best
bowiers In Toledo. And Toledo Is
a hotbed for the bowling sport.
But bowling isn't his only ac.
complement. He plays baseball
and football well and can make
some surprising shots with a bill
lard cue.
Homp.l lost his left arm com.
pletely end his right hand and wrist
In 4 railroad accident several years
ago
n had TO do something 10 keep
busy" rays Hempel. $50 kept
right or with the sports I'd been
used to Tlaying when a boy
81 have 10 try harder now 10 play
games well enough 10 keep up
with the other fellows, but get
along all right"
Hcmpel uses the regulation 10.
pound ball In bowling. The one
he rolls has a hole two inches
wide and four inches deep bored in
a. Into this hole he inserts the
stub OF his right arm and propels
The ball down the alley with amaz.
ing accuracy
In playing baseball Hempel
catches the ball in the crook Of
his elbow. lie makes few errors.
In throwing he Strengthens his
arm and when the ball rolls down
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Mitt
Bouts for
Club Night
Hite to Stage Show for Be-
ginners and Amateurs
at Pavilion Tonight

Eight bouts are booked on the
"club night" program to be staged
tonight by Clay Hite at the Pavilion.
This Is the Inauguration OF such
bouts. most OF the boys being anna.
tours. Hite thinks that he will un.
cover some promising prospects for
the regular game in these shows.
The complete card follows;
Joselyn Twins. whispcrweights.
Young Harry Wills VS.. Hugh Cur.
iy. welterweights.
Bob Lee VS.. Al Williams. weller.
weights
Sailor Collins Va. RUDE Finn, light.
heavieA
Jimmy Wahl VS.. Kid Bradley.
lightweights.
Bobby Lang VS.. Joe Resoa. feather.
weights.
cliff Taro vs.. Jack Marshall. wei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17
ALL JUNIOR
TEAMS PLAY
ON SUNDAY

Every team In The Star Ball
league is scheduled TO play sunday.
The season H. drawing TO an eHdNanf
the leading four teams I'm the circuit
play a round robin" for the city
class - Junior title.
The Youngstown Athletic club
tangles with the Georgetown Cubs
at South Seattle at IL noon.
The Bulldogs and Pirates play at
Walla Walla at ~ noon. The game
was originally scheduled for Lincoln
park.
The Eckart Cigar Company nine
tangle with the Shamrox Cubs at
Woodland park.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
Cubs play the Egermsn Grocery
nine on Walla Walla field.
The Highland Park White Star
nine play the Queen Anne Aerials
on Mercer plsyfield.
The Collins Juniors play the Wash
Ineton Park Colts at Washington
park.
II Is absolutely necessary that
home team managers telephone The
star sporting editor the time that
they have lined up the grounds for
Sundays Tits.
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HAS
REAL CHANCE
AGAINST TAFT

Bobby Harper. Seattle lightweight.
faces one OF the most important
bouts OF his young career soon when
he meets Clonie TAFT. Canadian light.
weight king. In a 1oround bout at
Vancouver. b. c.
TAFT has a national reputation.
gained by beating some OF the lead.
ing Eighties OF the Middle West. II
Harper can beat TAFT his rep thruout
the country will just about be made.
The young Seattle boy Is going
great guns. his recent victories over
Eddie Mahoney and Leach Cross in
Portland boosting his stock many de.
grees.
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TILDEN HAS
SHORT REST

LONDON, June l7.--William Til.
den. worlds tennis champion. will
not enter the British turf tennis
championships. which start al Win.
blcdon next Monday. According TO
a ruling, Tilden, because he won the
championship In 1920. does not have
TO play thru the tourney, but VIII
meet the runner'up In the challenge
round. The same applies TO Suzanne
Lenglen Of France. women's singles
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

he balances Il on his stub. then
hurls II MS far and straight as
the average player.
When batting he places the han
die OF the bat under his arm
and guides II with his stub.
In playing pool he runs the
handle OF the cue up his coat
sleeve.
Hempel is an authority on base
bah and football. He Is an ap.
rointed referee in the Toledo Foot
bail federation and an official UNI
pife In the Toledo City Baseball
league.
~ never howled any until this
winter. His game developed 10 fast
tnat he Is now averaging 40 In a
weekly league.
Next winter He'npel plans 20
tCur the ,oLftry. irving exhibit.
tions OF MS glIau- bowling skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17
ECERMAN WINS
FAST BALL TILT

The Egcrman Grocery team. Of
The Star league. defeated the TurreIi
Shoe Co. nine yesterday at waila
Walla field by n 80 count. Seven
double plays by Egerman featured the
evenings play.
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Sweden has $4,000. 900 acres Of "a

Sweden has 55.00o.o 900 acres Of for.
est
s~~~S~NN~~~>>~~~~~-~-
terweights.
VIM. Dunn vs.. Jack Perry. ban.
tamweights.
The first bout gets under way nj
$50. A small admission will be
charged TO cover the expenses OF the
show.
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The British tennis players have
had the crew from Spain In a Span.
ish stew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

summary; struck out-by pemaree p
BY Couch l. Base on hslis-ou Couch !.
Two-hase Middleton, Cunningham
:. Fldred Home runE-Rath. stumrf,
o'Conneu Double play-CsVcney to
O'Connen Sacrifice hits-Stumpf 3.
stolen bases Murphy. o'Ccnnen HIT BY
pitched ball obin. wisterEli. Runs re-
sponsihie TOR -pcmaree :. Couch T. Time
% wame-si0 umpires--croter and
Finncy.
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hits In five trips. both real singles,
and hit one on the ear In the nth
that Kelly had to travel away back
TO gather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17
u. S. Polo
Squad Is
Confident
Capt. Milburn Is Conf
dent Americans Will
Wrest Cup from Britons

LONDON. June i7.--Captain Dew.
ereaux Milburn OF the American polo
team which will compete at Hurting
ham June is for the international
polo cup. thinks the Yankees will
succeed better at polo than they did
at golf on English soil.
"we'vc got the players and we've
got the ponies" says Milburn.
Most of the team has played In
England before and there should be
no stage fright"
Much OF the Americana hopes
rests upon Mllburn himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

Sacramento took another beating
from Oakland yesterday. and we're
but three and half games from
first place and but three games from
second. Sweet alligator!
Lefty" ODoui or Sam Lewis
was due TO pitch for the visitors to-
day. with Harry Gardner as the log.
ical choice for the hum" talent
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MIIBliRN Is
VETERAN

lie Is the veteran OF the outfit.
Mlburn. with the team which II.
r. Whitney got together In 1909.
gave the Britishers rare dressing
down.
on the 1909 team with them were
the two Waterbury brothers.
They were known as the big
Four" In polo.
The English were outclassed In
these matches badly.
The Britons came TO America in
1911 but still found the big Four"
too strong for them. Matches In
1913 resulted In "A third victory for
Uncle Sans players.
The English team In 1913 was led
by Captain V. Lockctt, the same
man who Is 10 captain Johnny Bulls
-four" In the coming contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

MANY men in France make . regu-
lar trade OF hunting vipers.
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AMERICAN MOUNTS
NOT DEPLETED

Americas mounts were not de.
pieted by the war. They have had
50 OF the finest thorobrcds possible
to attain in training here since early
winter.
All OF these ponies are In excellent
shape now.
The first match win be played on
juno IL. the second on June % and
II third II necessary IL will be
pulled off June 25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

A big crowd OF boys and girls was
on hand yesterday. and 1t certainly
cav a real ball game.
Today Is Ladies' day, and
a large delegation OF lady root.
ers was expected to attend today's
festivities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

Al Demsree. besides pitching won.
derful baseball. established what
ought to be a hitting record for him
for the season. He slapped out two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17
BRITONS WON
IN 1914

Captain Lockett generated the
team which lifted the cup from the
Americans In 1914 on the eve OF the
world war.
His chances TO repeat this year
cannot be viewed with unalioyed con.
fidcnce.
The question Of ponie. Is the big
thing with the English.
In polo the ponies play 80 per
cent of the game.
Polo Is largely soldiers game.
During the war the training OF
mounts ceased.
Large numbers OF those that were
trimmed went TO the battle front and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17
AlDenaree
Hats Seal
Club Again
Cartoonist Hurls Great
Ball and Indians Scalp
Leaders in IL Frames
BY LEO II. L.AsSEN

Even the wopderful defense OF the
san Francisco seals couldn't stop the
crushing attack of the Seattle In.
dams Thursday. II took the locals
IL innings TO scalp the leaders yester-
day. but they punched their hits in
the 18th for the winning counter.
lifting the Seals scalp for the second
straight time.
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TENNIS MATCH
TICKETS SELL

NEW YORK, June 17.-Nearly
1000 tickets have already been sold
by the United States Lawn Tennis
association for the Davis club
matches to take place here beginning
September 2.
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zone cut when winning run scored.
tpatted for robin In ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

Every variety OF cotton H. being
grown In San Joaquin valley. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

Thursdays game was one OF those
battles filled with thrills, and it's a
real Job 20 pick out a place to begin
to tell about It,
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Another beautiful piece Of defen-
stve work was dished up in the sixth.
when Middleton doubled and Wis
terxil tried to bunt, missing the ball.
Agnew shot the ball on a line to Cav
eney, and Middleton was trapped off
second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

The three big features OF the TIFF
were the swell pitching OF Al Dem
aree. who hurled the best brand Of
baseball ne has shown here since
joining the locals last year: the hit
ting OF Bill Cunningham and Jim
o'Connell. and the wonderful field
Ing Of Jimmy Caveney at short for
Frisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-17

The Seals scored first in the initial
Inning. when Rath made a lucky
homer. Rath hit q NY to left. near
The foul line. and Cunningham
hooked the ball. but lost 1t when he
crashed into the left-field boxes. He
VAS knocked cold for a minute. Rath
meanwhile ambled around the paths.