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The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
Golf Notes

NEW YORK, July SO.-Contrary
to popular belief. golf seems to have
been played first in Holland. One OF
the most ancient and interesting OF
the pictures in which the game is
portrayed is the taiIpiece Of an IL
Illuminated book of hours made at
Bruges. The players are three in
number and have but one club
apiece. the head of which is steel or
steel covered. and play with a ball
each.
The feature which gives this pic
ture a peculiar interest is that all
the others show the game on ice, the
putting being at a stake. while in
this Book Of Hours they are putting
at a hole in the turf. as in our mod
ern golf.
1t is uncertain at what date the
game was introduced in Scotland
but in 1857 its popularity had be-
come SO great as to interfere with
the more important pursuit of arch
cry.
There is more or less criticism GO
ing the rounds because Western
Pennsylvania pros. after having run
their open championship as a free
for-all. have now barred not only the
outsiders, but unattached members
or their calling. The ruling was
broad enough, too. to shut out pro-
fessionals employed on public links.
1t is worth while noting as show
ing the trend of times that this
years Western Junior championship.
which previously has not been held
outside Chicago. is next week TO be
taken to Nashville. which involves a
lot OF travelling for the ambitious
youngsters around the Windy City.
The experiment will be watched
with interest by other associations.
W. Eugene Kimball, who married
Mrs. Ella q. willard. of New York.
few days ago. was for several
years secretary Of the Mason Coun-
try Club at Glen Cove. where his
summer home is less than a drive
and a putt from the course.
John Drew. the actor. has been
playing better golf than ever the
past season at club competitions in
Ashampton and Southampton, and
has annexed several prizes.
st. Louis players borrow the sp-
pellation of "seige gun" coined by
Bostonians for Jesse Guilford. I'm re-
ferring to Walter Kossman. who eN-
poets to show Fasteners something
about driving in the approaching
national amateur championship in
the Mound City.
Joe Kirkwood. Australian cham
pion, may be interested to learn that
st. Louis has a new organization in
the Kirkwood Country Club. which
is attempting to add 500 members to
its roll largely through advertising
its course by the medium Of exhib!-
tion matches. James Manion. Mis-
souri, champion, and Dick Bocken-
kemp, District titleholder. who are
known through their participation
in national championships, are
among the promoters OF the new
venture.
The usual misleading and inaccu-
rate talk as to records in national
open championships are going the
rounds, Chick Evans mark OF 2se
at Minneapolis in 1916 being COM
rared with James NJ. Barnes, 2Se at
Washington last week. The great
in the length and charac-
ter Of links. weather conditions. etc.
make all such parallels devoid of
scientific value.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
Griffs Take Opener From
! Tigers By Rally in Ninth

came in to relieve Oldham and is
sued an Intentional pass to Shanks,
filling the cushions. This gave
"Blackie" his chance to rap one far
bac kto Veach. upon which Rice
walked home. That brought the
pastime to an abrupt end.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
Cubs and PhiIs Split
EUen in TIUO Games

CHICAGO. July 30.-The Phila-
split a double-header here today.
The first game went to the locals,
s to Z. The second went to the
Phillies, to 5. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

Runs-Rapp, J. Smith (2l, Lebourveau
(2). Walker. Williams, Flack. HOllocher,
kelleher. Grimes, Barber. MaiseI, Alexander
(2)- Errors-J. Smith. Kelleher. Home
Runs. Smith, Lebourveau, Alexander.
Three base hits-Rapp, Kelleher. MaiseI.
Two base hits-Lebou.vesu (2). Konetchy,
Williams, FIack, HolIocher, Grimes. Alex
ander. Sacrifice hits. Smith Hollocher
Deal. Double plays-KOnetchy (unassistedD
Struck out-By Meadows, l; Alexander, 3.
Bases on BaIls-On Meadows. .; Alexander,
l. mpires-QQugley and Brennan
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FIRST CANE.

Totals... 80 G - IS Totals... Sc II q s
tBatted for Toney in fifth inning.
Halted for Ryan In eighth inning
Slated for Causey in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
New York .........,,... q O q q q q Ii
Cincinnati ........... $1,000 2x-s
Runs-Aeusel. Seale. Bohne. Rousch.
Daubert. Duncan. Wingo. Kopf, Marquard.
ErrOrS-Frisch. snyder. Kopf. Two base
hit-Kelly. Three base hits-Duncan. Kopf.
Sacrifice hit-DaubArt. Stolen base-Roush.
Double plays-kopf TO Bohne TO DHubert:
Cancroft to Rawlings to Kelly: Snyder 10
Bancroft. Bases on balls-On Toney. 8:
Ryan. /; Marquard. l. Struck out-Bn
Toney. 1: Ryan. !: Marquard. l. Hit by
pitched hslI-By Marqusrd tMeusen. I'm
pires-Moran and Rigler. Attendance
1000.
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Runs-Jamieson (2), Speaker. Smith (3D,
Gardner (3l, Sewell (2l, Johnston t2).
Graney, Nunamaker. RuIn. Errors-John-
ston, Peck. Ruth, Meusel, Ward. Two base
hits-Sewell, Jameson. Nunsmaker. Three
base hits-Johnston, Pipp. Home runs
Johnston, Ruth. Sacrifice hits-wamby C2D,
Gardner. Coveleskie. Double plays
Baker to Pipp; Coveleskie to Johnston.
Struck out-By Shswkey, .; Coveleskie. 4;
Collins, 4. Bases balls-0n COyeleskie.
>: Shawkey, /; Collins. 1; Ferguson. =.
Wild pitch-Ferguson. Passed ball
Schang. Umpires-Connolly and Owens.
Attendance-35, 600,
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SECOND GAME.

Kuns-Burns TT. frlscn. BAhcrVlt'
Young t.l, Kelly t2l. Meusel (2l, Barnes
90. Bohne. Errors-Duncan. Hargraves.
Two base hits-Luque, ROush. Three base
hit-BUrnS. Home run-Kelly. Double play
-.Fonsera to Bressler. Stolen bases
Frisch t2l. Young. Sacrifice hit-BancrOft,
Young I2l. Kelly. Struck out-By Luque,
l. Bases on baIls-Or Luque. /: Eller. ..
Passed halIstHzrgrayes. 1. Cmpires-
Rigler and Moran.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

ono to FIagstead, who was so hur-
risd that he pegged the ball over
Blues head, Milan crossing the pas
with the tying run, Rice taking
third and Bucky second. Middleton
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hunS--happ W. lPDourNeau, hOnetchy,
Williams, Parkinson FIack. HoIlocher
kellcher. Grimes. Barber. Internationally
kelleher, Barber. Home run-Kelleber.
Two base hits-Rapp, Parkinson. Flack C2l.
Sacrifice hits. Smith, Barber, Maisel
Struck out-By Ring, .; Freeman. 1; York,
>: Jones, 2. Bases on hals-On Ring. 3:
Freeman, .. Umpires-QQuQigley and Bren-
nan.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
Title Won By
Potomac Nine
AUarded Championship
In knights of Column
bus Loop.

The Potomac Council Live
Wires" at "a meeting of the knights
of Columbus Athletic Association,
were awarded the second series
and the championship OF the Casey
and the championship of the
Casey" baseball league for this
season and they are now making
plans for the city series.
Potomac began the season by
winning the first two games but
slumped and lost the next three
games. mainly through listless
playinC. Athletics Director Swee
ney, realizinf that If such a condi-
ton continued that Potomac would
finish last, decided to get a new
team If necessary. The acQuisI-
ton OF Joe iebel. Mike Moran. Hou-
Iihan and Barnhardt soon soon
helped and from then on, Potomac
did not lose a game.
With the experience gained m
last years city championship Sc
ries and with the addition of sew
eral other stars. Potomac stands
an excellent chance Of capturing
this years title.
All mebers of the Potomac Cour-
Gil baseball team are requested to
meet at the Knights of Columbus
Hall. SOC f street northwest. Tues
day evening. Aust 2, at 500 um.
Mrs. U. p. Newman, of Baltimore,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
ii. II. Talbot. Thirty-fourth street.
Mrs. /. p. Madden and sons are
spending some time at Colonial
Beach, Va.
Mrs. r. S. Smith, Thirty fourth
street, and Mrs. F. B. Smith, Thirty
first street, have returned from Co.
lonial Beach. They will soon re-
turn to the beach.
Christian Endeavor societies of
the local and the Brentwood M. E.
churches held a picnic on the lawn
of the local church this week.
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80 -'Hin {. g Batemsu. Lieut.
Col. L. S. A., retired. and Mrs Rate
, an Hnnounce the engagement OF
their daughter. EvanEeline. TO Lieut..
Howard Arnold Craig. Air Service.
L. S. A. The wedding will take
place early in the autumn az san
Antonio. Texas.
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Plans for Improvement.

Here are his plans: In the first
place, the present nine-hole course
at Potomac Park will be extended to
81 holes. Five of the new holes will
be completed by next September.
They are working on them now.
In addition. an up-to-date club
house, costing some $500. 900. is TO
be erected within a years time. con-
Meeting the present mems and wom-
ems locker and shower buildings.
Smoking rooms. lounging rooms.
dining rooms and a big swimming
pool in the basement are among the
which are contemplated.
In short. the Colonel plans to make
" --'-ular country club out OF the
place. g."
80, the Rock Creek proposition is
his pct scheme. Col. Sheriff. iS an
ardent golf player himself, and he
intends to make Rock Creek Park
course a second Columbia. The new
site is between the Goodwill camp
and the Baby" camp. Plans are al
ready well unCer way. Much Of the
underbrUsh has been cleared away
and corn planted. when the corn
has been harvested work will com
mcnce in earnest this winter.
At Potomac Park temporary plans
include the screening Of OF the por-
tico Of the present mems clubhouse.
with the provision that glass may be
inserted when necessary. The por-
tico itself Is to be made over into a
frst-class dining room. with dumb
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
FIRST GAME.

Totals. 40 13 81 10l Totals. ss 13 81 L.
tBatted for Harris in fifth inning
tBatted for Keefe in ninth inning
Score by innings:
Chicago ........o o4Oo4OI IOo-a
Philadelphia ............0 02103-7
RunS-E. Johnson. Mulligan. Collins.
Strunks, Folk. Schalk, Kerr. Dykes. L.
Johnson. c. Walker. McCann, Galloway
Keefe. Welch. Errors-Witt, Griffin t2).
Two base hits-E. johnson t2l. Strunk.
Home runstFalk. Colinss Strunk. Sacrifice
hit-Dykes. Double play-Mulligan to
Sheely. Base on balIs-Off Keefe. .. Struck
out-By Keefe, /: Kerr, 3. Wild pitch
Harris Hit by pitcher-By Kerr (Welchl.
Cmpires-wilson and Hildebrand.
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Extensive improvements Are
Planned for Municipal Links
Potomac Park to Have Eighteen New Holes:
New Course to be Built at Rock Creek Park:
Present Course Overcrowded.

walters extending down to tho
kitchen in the basement.
Plans Athletic Center.
Col sheril's ultimate plan is 4,
make the Potomac Park cours. tb,
center OF Washington's athletic ac-
uNltles. Next summer 30 tennis
courts VIII be Installed. ana the
ground nearest the city will be con
Nefted into baseball diamonds. tbus
renewing much OF the congestion on
the White Lot" y"
hght now there are a number n.
lhlhgs in connection with our mn
hlclpaI course that are worthy NJ
1hehllon-yes, honorable m,nti,p
ror instance. there are up-to-dsr.
rocker rooms. with shower baths for
men Ano women a. fine as could a.
wished for At tn. present lin.
there are lockers ror 500 in ,be
mems building and 200 in Tn. WON
ems. In about two weeks time 2Oo
additional mems lockers will n.
available, together with over aoo
new racks in which clubs may be
checked.
one OF the features Of the Pofo-
mac Park course is that il Is an an
day AFFAIR. IL Is opened IN al in
the morning. and the last tee-on j.
at at night. These cool morninps
the carly birds simply flock out
there. The early morning is really
the ideal time TO play. but for thai
matter. Potomac Park throughout
The day is easily the coolest Of tn,
local golf courses. Situated as il Is
on little peninsula. juttinc out
INTO the Potomac. mashie wieIders
get the full benefit Of the breeze. no
matter from what direction IL comes
There must be some fascination
about the place. for President Haro-
ing Is out there on an average Of
once a week, and local country club
members often fOrsake their fsyorit..
links 10 mingle with the hoi polloi
at Potomac Park.
Greens in Fine Shape.
The greens are really in better
shape than at Columbia Though
they were blighted much the same
as Were practically all others in the
District during the last three weeks.
the coaNing process and the rain are
working wonders. Two greens will
De bullt on each Of the new holes. So
mat lht regulars can get rest
when they begin to get irregular.
There are wonderful possibilities
Tor golf at Potomac Park. One
sweeping glance from the first tee
indicates that. IL will take money.
II is true. but the ancient pastire
could easily be made self-supportinE
Golfers are willing to pay for some
thing II they can get il. and the
something in this case is a real Is
hole course.
Golf is growing and will continu.
to The public wants more golf
and more space L" play IL in. and Il
looks a. IL they We're going 10 get
it. Col. Sheriff. will certainly make
hit with the small army Of local
enthusiasts by placing municipal
golf in Washington on it's proper
level.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

Miss Florence z. Thi-le. daughter
cf Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Thielc. OF
Washington. and sister OF Maj.
Claude NJ. Thielc L. :. A. Is spending
the summer as thu guest % Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Seymour, al Panama
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. SO IL q 13l Totals. y q ID
Score by innings:
Philadelphia 90 q 0 90 90 IL
Runs-E Johnson (2). Mnlligan (2), Col
lirs ~. Falk. Mcclellan, G. Walker. Error
-welch. Two base hits-witt. E. Johnson.
Three base hits-Strunk. Home runs-Mc-
CIellan. C. Walker. Sacrifice hits-Mulh-
gan t2). Falk. strunk. Stolen bases-Mc-
ClelIan Schalk. Double plays-Collins to
Sheely: Galloway to Dykes to J. Walker.
Base on baIls-nf Hasty. 2: Wolf, .; Faber.
T. Struck out--By Hasty, 2: Wolf. 3: Faber,
T. Wild pitch-Wolf. Umpires-Wilson.
Hildebrand and Nallin.
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base hits-Boeckel, Ford. Grimm. Three
base hit-Boeckel. Sacrifice hits-Nicholson.
WhHted. Stolen bases-Boeckel. Barbara
Double plsys-Grimm (unassistedD: Ford TO
Barbare to HoIke: Bigbeee to Grimm. Bases
on balls-of Oeschger. 3; Cooper. .. Struck
out-By oeschger. 2; Cooper. 4. Umpires-
KLEIN and Emslie.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 30 Il % ~ Totals. " 35 10 % Il
tBatted for York in third inning
4Batted for DAILY in eighth inning.
Slated for Jones in ninth inning
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b, GORDON sHANp.

IL may be, as some people say,
that Washington is far behind the
times In municipal golf. II Is doubt
less true that compared with the Ia
nous Van Courtlandt public links in
New York our lone municipal course
looks like a plugged nickel But
Washington won't be trailing in the
rear for long. Not when Col. c. o.
Sheriff.. superintendent of pubic
buildings and grounds. gets through
with his job of putting this fair city
on the municipal golf map.
Ii as just one year and twenty
two days ago that the present nine
hole course at Potomac Park was
opened to the public. And think
what an institution IL has grown
to in that short time. During the
month Of June an average of $50
people per day were out welding
their mashies on the course.
The peak was reached two weeks
ago, when exactly 1928 turned out
with their clubs over Saturday and
Sunday. In fact. there is such a jam
of golf enthusiasts on Saturday aft
ernoons and Sundays that they have
to be split up into foursomes TO give
every one an opportunity to play
nine holes.
Col. Sheriff. was one Of the first
to realize that nine holes are made
Quate for those who want to play
the game. He decided not only to
make Potomac Park a mans size
golf pasture, but to build d new
course out in Rock Creek Park.
which in time he expects to rival
any course in or about Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

Eddie Soramers. who at one time
managed Battling Nelson. when he
was the lightweight king. has
Johnny Donnelly. of Newark. whom
he is confident can whip all the
Sailor Freedmans, Joe Wellings
and Charlie Whites that we have in
Chicago. He is asking for chance
to have his protege show his
wares.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
FIRST GAME

Totals. 40 "A "a 15 Totals. 81 IA % Is
tBatted for Meadows in eighth inning.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .........2O 2OOO21 2-7
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Totals. II IS 81 10 Totals. 33 727 IL
H-Batted for Collins in fifth inning.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

Smiling Jack Smith, Los Angeles
overweight, has finally reache !
Chicago. He started training today
at the Arcade gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

walters extending down to IN,
in the basement.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
FOURTH RACE
FIFTH RACE.

,IkeMater' 5-year-olds and up. SELL
'hs' mile and seventy yards. purse S1 I0i
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31

st. Louis players borrow the sp-
pellation of "seige gun" coined by
Bostonians for Jesse Guilford. I'm re-
ferring to Walter Kossman. who OK
poets to show Fasteners something
about driving in the approaching
national amateur championship in
the Mound City.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-31
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS
FIRST RACE.

10y Mother, Z 10 7, 70 I, Z to );
Eepy, 2 to 5, to 5; Finnish Maid. 2 to /.
me los Start good; won driving; place
me Winner ch.f. =, by UItimus-Nevada
raiser. G. Land. Owner. y. ]. Kelly.
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THREE INDICTED
FOR D. c. SAYINGS
Grand Jury Also Returns True
Bills Against n, Charging
Non-Supp0rt.

William Winston Cunningham, col
ored. thirty-nye years old. was yester-
day indicted by the grand jury for
murder In the first degree In eonnee-
ton with the death January % last Of
FIorsnos Cunningham. whom. IL Is
alleged. he shot while she was lying
on a couch at their home. 9lo street
northwest. The shots. II Is alleged
followed An alteration during which
the accused threatened his wife and
his granddaughter, Genevieve BALDWIN.
Julia Bell, colored, was indicted for
murder In the second degree In con
nection with shooting her husband.
Charles Bell, December Id last. At
their home at oi5 l. street. When Az
rested the accused Is alleged 10 nave
told the police that IL was all an acei-
dent, but that later she admitted that
he had slapped her face and that they
had a night. Bell died four days aftsr
he was shot.
Emma Stewart. colored, Wa
charged with second degree murder In
connection with shooting her husband.
Joseph Jones. December 20 last. at
their home at 1928 c street southwest
The woman also claimed the shot
vas accidental. but later is alleged I"
ave admitted that there was another
woman In the case. and that she and
ler husband had had an argument.
NJ. s. Johnson, who conducts q
tailoring establishment at S26 Four
teenth street northwest. was indicted
FOR violation of section 1873 OF the
penal code OF the District. being
charged with attempting to solicit
bribes in connection with his sitting
IN a jury which was trying the case
II David w. Sullivan against John T.
Davis, OF West Virginia, for 100000
damages for alleged alienation OF the
affection OF the formers wife.
There, are twenty-five cases OF non
support and fifteen other indictments
for other offenses.
The Washington times., 1921-02-17

Peter Czartan, a Hungarian peasant.
Is recorded to have been born in 1883
and to have died in l7z4. thus living
to be 1856 years old
The Washington times., 1921-02-17
Wornen's SOC
Aprons at 29c

Women's Percale and Bingham
Waist Aprons, neat assorted round
styles, with pocket: good quality.
F1rst FIOOr-BarGain Table.
The Washington times., 1921-02-17
Odd Lot of
COrsets at Sligo

Small lot of Popular Make Cor
sets, of white and pink coutil; low
and medium bust models. with long
hips: good styles for average fig-
ures; broken sizes.
GOIdenberg 's-Third Floor.
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Remnant Friday % s s; - :, S s::;:

Read every item this pgephces have been drasany lowered
Original costs ignored Every remnant odd lot discontinued line and
surplus lot will be disposed tomorrow No mail phone orders filled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02
y s t a |
Win Again
Local Stars Defeat Navy
Team at Crystal Pool;
Three Records Made

The Crystal Swimming club turned
In another victory last night trim
ming the u. S. s. New York. 20 TO
II. IN a meet at the Crystal Pool
Three records were shattered. John
Gilman. ~ the navy team setting
a new mark In the so.yard free
style. and Nitric Konowaioff turn
ing in a new record for the soo.yard
free style. The third record was
established by the Crystal relay team
In the s0o-foot relay. All records
shattered we're Northwest marks
The results follow.
so-yard. free styis--John Gilman mrs.
Dallas Emery second. Harry hewsttefs
third. Time--o;3s is.
fae Yards free ssyie-Metris Kono-
~aioff FIRST. Albert keahu second. Time
$50 Ga
50 yards. junior hoys--Biny Hurst first
Ralph Jcweii second. Alfred Fortier
third Time---o.3 "a SIS
100 yards free styie--John Gilman and
Dallas Emery dead heat for first. Lam
third. Time-osas 50
80 yards, breast ttroke--Cusf Iarvie
first slim Smith second. Joseph Gilman
third. rine-c;sS IS.
koe-focf rcley--trNstai fccii rtcrn-
terrh. Acwstcrs. konovsioff. Emery
first; q. y s. New York; wanen. Kezhu,
Joseph Gilman. John Gilman second
Tiue--ssss as.
Fancy high diving. exhihitions--Guy
Thomas. Kenneth speidei neider Ring
officials--Refersc. Earl A. Fry. starter,
Charles O. Huien. timers. Al :. Cold
smith rrask Vance. Clarence Edmund
son. judges of the finish, Capt T. q.
Cook. Norman Hsrteiis. James Arhuth-
not: clerks. Of the course. Al Dovsins.
fay Daughters
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less tho Beavers spring an upset
while thu tribe figures to win the
series from the Bees
Tho Bees win give them q harder
fight In Salt lake. because Man
axer crsvsth h strcngtheulng his
club right along and he has = pretty
good hitting aggregation Ia that
cheese ba In salt Lake the team
that gets the boss hitting usually
wins.
The Beavers were issdfne - I
In their game with the Indians res
terday when rain busted up the
festivities for the day. TIE game
was halted m tho fourth frame With
. young food dscendinx Prom the
SHEA fhe tiff should hsNs been
called two inning, eaxitsr.
Portland got Off b . nie lead In
n second inning ~ .Afiing the
bases and scoring = trio when
Cenin busted enc down first base
for q triple. They scored four runs
m that frame Off Of the delivery
Of young Mack
Seattle scored tn hone run IN The
first frame on pair Of errors and
q Wild pitch. Lane making the CIR.
cult on misp,ays By Nee and Gard
ner.
One game VII Be- played today.
xrffh a pair Of games booked for
Sunday and another due for the
Fourth.
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Davis and
Shade Mix
In Big Go
Welter Title Set-to Should
Be Real Scrap Here
Next Thursday

Travis Davis coast velserweiSst
champion. and Dave Shade. the
California crack. are due 90 meet
here at tho Pavilion next Thursday
In the bout that should be the bosa
scrap Of the summer season hero.
This will be the second meeting
Of this pair. their first argument 80
ing 10 . draw decision after six
rounds IN Tanoma few months axo.
both men fought draws with
Champion Jack Brtton when Brit
ton was on che coast. Shade scoring
knoekdown on the weiter king.
TIE Eiks are staging The nhow
for the benefit Of their hand which
they win s~nd South to the national
convention 1t Los AnEeieA
Chances are that Jimmy Storey
and Sailor Vincent will be matched
for the semi-wsndup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-02

Due to
Advance
Should Gain Against Port
land and Salt Lake;
No Game Friday; Rain

TIL dve games
remaining on the
schedule " 18th
Portland = n q
then . Jump 10
Salt Lake the
following " eek.
Seattle Indians
have Q eweet
chance TO climb
into nrxt place
IN the Coast
league race II
they play true to
form. There n
not much reason
Z . r Portland