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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05
AUTO RIDE FOR CONVICT.
Dan Murphy Sees Outside World First
Time in Twenty Years.

Dan Murphy, one-time United States
cavalryman, a native OF South caro-
lima. and now a grandfather, his hair
white and his age sixty, a life-timer in
the South Carolina pcnitentiary, en-
ioyed a phenomenal experience and af-
rorded to newspaper men and officials
an interesting psychological study,
when he took his first automobile ride
and saw moving pictures for the first
time. Murphy says he is about sixty
five years old" He is in for murder
and not until a. X. Sanders, big-heart-
cd quperintcndcnt Cf the South Caro-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05

Orleans was fought. At that time
there was groggcry at Blackstock,
and one of the most notorious charac-
tcrs of the place was Denny McMu!cn
(maybe Daniel McMillen). He was
notorious because always drunk. One
day as he was lying in a drunken
stupor some men as joke put him
into hogshead, leaving provision for
air, and on the outside of the hogs
head they wrote: Herein rests the
body of Lord Packingham, who went
off in low spirits, but who will come
back in high.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05

- Euricn Caruso. the world-fhm"d
Italian singer. died in Ncsu"iuS hoicL
Naplc... Tuesday. After Sufficiently re-
COVERING from his severe lneSS OF Il
few months ago in New York, h" went
back To Italy and seemed t. he IN a
fair way tu recovery unit! recently
when hc hcg;.n to grow worse. HIS
wife. WHO WIS Dorothy Benjamin OF
New lo.k. was with him wEca he
Iii, 4. as was also their daughter. Dur
in% his illness in New York. Caruso oX-
pressed a hope that hc might die IN
Italy. which wish has been gratiiied.
All Italy j. IN u"luHin" beau" of IIif
death.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART
Minister'S Daughter Held on Charge
of Murder.

of Murder.
w. II. Miltmorc proprietor of the
Arcade restaurant. was found dead,
shot through the heart in Il room at
Orlando. Fla, hotel about 10 o'clock
Monday night. Lena Clarke, the
daughter of a minister of West Palm
Beach. who registered for the room
Yesterday afternoon, is being held n!
the local authorities charged with
murder Baxter Lee, chauffeur, who
drove the young woman from West
Palm Beach, is also held as an ac-
ccssory before the fact. Beside the
body.in the room two cut money bags.
which had presumably held the sum
of $32. 900 stolen in a robbery of the
West Palm Beach postoffice last
Tuesday. were found.
According to the story of the clerk
ut the hotel the young Clark woman
registered at the hotel late Monday
afternoon. MiltmorC went to the room
around & o'clock. No shot was heard
and no inkling of the tragedy came to
the inmates of the rotcl until th" an
thorities went to the room to make an
investigation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05

Eight negro prisoners made their
escape from Greenville county Jail last
Wednesday morning after having fool
ed the jailer by placing block of wood
between the lock and door jamb IN
such a way as To prevent the bolt from
going home when the key was turned.
\ passer by who saw the prisoners GO
ing out. gave the alarm in time to hold
back eight of the sixteen who were
planning To leave. Immediately after
The escape the alarE. wI@ scattered
over the country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05

Under article 3, sections 8 and 4 OF
the state constitution, the membership
of the house is limited to 124. and each
124th part of the states population
which the county contains. In no case
does the division come out even, but
extra members are given to the coun-
ties with the largest surplus fractions
till the whole 124 members are appor-
toned ~
The population Of the state, by the
census of 1920, is 1,6S3,724. Dividing
this by 124 gets 1858. Each county.
then is entitled TO a representative for
each 1858 inhabitants. Dividing
Mar,boro's population, $3.50, by 1878
gives 2, and 6,O24 over. Enough coun-
ties have larger averages than this to
take up the 124 members before Marl-
boro is reached. The division goes into
Bamberg's population ), one time with
1884 over Even this average is too
small to get another member, as Clar-
endon takes up the last member with
an average of 1922. Florence has ay-
erage of 1922, and Eichland 1o,232.
Previous to the census Of 1880, Marl-
boro had only two representatives. but
the apportionment then gave 1t three,
which it has held ever since, but will
now lose one of them because 1t falls
little short of the necessary popula-
ton. Clarendon, with only 1893 more
people than Marlboro, will retain It's
three representatives. a
The new apportiopment to be made
for each county, and the present, are
as follows:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05

7.O5 \. NJ. Prayer and Praise. Rev.
/. y. Kennedy.
$50 a. NJ. Radical Relationship"
DR.. Hodges.
1915 a. NJ. Address. DE- Whaling.
1l.GO A. NJ Recess.
Ills a. VI. Address. Rev. II. o.
Finn, y. -. Atlanta, Ga.
l2GO NJ Conferences.
% Y. u. G. L. The Dividends from
Properly Invested Life Dr.. Carson
(2) Woman's work. Mrs. Lindsay.
CD Church Offices. The Suprcm.
Law Of Stewardship" DR.. Whaling.
100 T.. NJ. to 500 =. NJ Quiet Hour
80 Z. NJ. Hill Sida service. DR.
Parkinson.
S.I5 L. NJ. Christian Education.
CD \ word from representatives "I
our Educational Institutions
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-08-05
In THE NEXT House
Representation Must be Reapp0f.
Toned by Last Census.
ANALYSIS OF STATES POPULATION
Some of the Counties Will Gain Repre-
sentatives and Others viii Lose--
York County Stands as II Has Been.

Pee Dee Advocate, Bennettsville.
When the next legislature reappor-
tions the membership Of the house Of
representatives among the counties OF
South Carolina, OF the basis Of the
census of 1920, Marlboro will be given
only two representatives.
Bamberg county, which now has two
representatives, will have only one un-
der the new appor:ionment. The menu
bers lost by Marlboro and Bamberg
will go to Florence and Richland and
each Of the other counties in the state
will have the same number ss at pres
ent. ~
Marlboro and Bamberg have not
gained in population since 1910 as rap
idly as have Florence and Richiand.
The population Of these four counties
in 1910 were as follows: 'H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
KILBANE
PANS
"REST
CURE"
ny JOHNNY KIrBANE

D~scampa has announced thai
Carpenter Will do only light work
during tho fore part OF Junr. and
that he'll not do any boxing TO
amount to anything until two weeks
before he fights Dempsey. on July .
can't understand how Carps ntisr.
In following out this plan. can set
himself into proper shape for the
bout.
Because the Frenchman IL a horcr
Ia boxer who packs a waiiop. To be
sure-but primarily a boxor. his only
chance against Dempsey will te in
his speed and wind.
And for III. development of hls
speed. his iudg. Of distance and his
wind. ther. IN nothing that will take
tn. place OF boxing. Boring is the
best bet TO give him his eye
A baseball pitcher may run around
the bass until he Is blue in the face.
but u wouldn't help him any when
he was trying 10 locate the plate.
So with a boxer. Tho only way 10
keep In boxing condition " TO box.
Carpenter is down now TO such
a weight that he can't afford 10 take
off any more before he goes into the
ring. lie doesn't need any heavy
sweating work as Dempsey does.
But he can't afford to let his eye
10 back on him during the weeks
that will elap~c before the N-ht.
lie must keep IL always keyed up,
And the only proper way to do II is
to box.
tCopyrigirt. 1921. by y. y. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

The life OF tho successful college
coach " not unlike that OF the pro
festnional baseball plsy~r~-~hen eth
er ono enters the realm Of hiardofn-
the bids star, to ny,
Consider the eano OF Tom Kennc.
coach OF Syracuse university;
since he took charge OF the Orange
crew the college has turned out an
intercollegiate rosss-courtry cham
pson.hlp team and an intercollegiate
cross country individual champion.
COPIED off two victories In the ono.
mile relay championship, Class A. a,
,ho Pennsylvania carnival and three
victories in tho Class u relays ~ the
same meet
Add To this run Of suoc~ru the DE-
velopnont OF three Olympic cham,
psons: Charles Rcidpath. in tho SEQ.
meter run: Alan wc,iring. in the
80 meter. and W. y. Horr. in the
weigh, events. and you have good
bunch az TO why Drake university
Of Dua Molnrs. la. wants 20 take
K~an@ away from Syracuse.
Drake has shot out a bid for his
services. offcr.sg him 81 ,soe mors
than he 4. now getting at Syracus-
And viii Drake get himr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SYRACUSE TO KEEP
STAR MAKER

Not on your untype. say Orange
students. Keane II too good TO let
so. and Syracuse. NO underprads say.
Ia going TO keep a Tight hold.
Last year Kcane turned out five
American Olympic team men. nor-
Than any other college Ia addition
to Woodring. there were Watson.
simmons. Ellis and Huntiey.
In his coaching Keane has given
athletes what he has learned by er-
perisncc. lie was form~reiy eonald
cradle track star himself.
lie rtiIi holds tho professional run.
ning broad jump record. from a
grass 1ak.off. and ~aa the worlds
professional sprint champ from 1897
To 1900
He has appeared in more than
1000 races from 80 10 900 yards and
has raced IN Europe as well a..
America The big croAN.t h pond
event. In which Kc4ns starred. was
In 1904. when he defeated n. X. Day.
EnTiand's star Spriutcr. a, 100 yard.
4 year later. In his last race.
krane gave Charles uoliway a yard
handicap at the Thanksgiving Day
games al Nconsockcs. II. l.. and
beat him In the i2o-yard run. for a
Eide bet Of $1,000.
kans began his professional
coaching career In 1879 at worces.
ter academy. He then went To oh-r.
lin aud then 10 tho University OF
Maine. His connection with syria
cuse started In 1906.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

turnout the four rounds,
Moore ranks aa one OF the most
famous boxers OF the day, and needs
no further Introduction 10 local ring
hugs who have followed his career
during the past four or five years.
Moore IA fighting hiH second bout on
the Coast. his first tlff with Billy
Mascott resulting In one Of those IA
nous Portland" decisions. In which
Mascot. being hum town talent.
was given the call.
Monroe u a San Francisco boy and
is on his way East lie leaves for
New York after this fight
The Cascade haa lined up "A pretty
fair supporting card Tho complete
bill follows;
frankie Rodr~rr viii meet young
Drew Ia the semi ~ind,ip. hoy Nc.
csaslln Is slated 90 bon clff D'oro in
one OF the bouts. Matchmaker Jim.
mi. Malone will be ready To an
nounoe tho complete card some time
today.
The paStsboards viii sell at the
regular far. OF s7.so top. The 81
boost for the Bri,ton Davis fight kept
lot OF the boys at home. according
10 the promoters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
YANK MAY
WIN
ENGLISH
DERBY

LONDON. May si.--An American
entry may win the English Derby
June !.
The horse Il TT. bohemian.
Jockey Frankie o'Sel. one Of
Americas best riders will be in the
saddle.
Craigan-Ersn famous colt owned
By Lord Astor and recent winner OF
IN. Two thousand Guineas race at
Newmarket. will likely be the real
favorite.
Yet Crairan. Fran mas give way
to Leighton. the great horse ownesi
by whinerly. The latter stands
thus far as an undcfeu.~d colt.
The Two Thousand Cuineas rice
IL considered tho trial race for the
Derby. The colt or fnly that has
won this race In previous years has
usually been the favorite for the
big event.
Leighton ara not run IN the Two
thousand Cuineas classic. Conse-
auently there Ia no Data to compare
this colt with Craig Fran.
Pure undiuted democracy rules In
the English Derby.
II is an Institution which has
been houored since 1850.
Prom 1880 to 1914. Inclusive the
Derby has been run on the famous
EPSON Downs. The race takes Its
name from It's founder. the 18th
Earl OF Derby.
From 1915 TO 1918 the Derby was
run at Newmarket because EPSON
Doyns was used for military pur.
poses. In 1919 and 1920 tho race
swung back 10 the original track
Every year sees a crowd OF more
than 100 200 turn out for the meet.
While the Derby Is considered the
greatest race In the world. II pays
the owner Of the winner but s32. $50
No horse has won the English
Derby more than once.
There have been many famous
Jockeys who have had the winning
mount. but Fred Archer holds the
reins to real popularity. He steered
to victory In 1877. 1880. 1881. 1885
and 1885. He amassed a vast for.
tune. but committed suicide shortly
after victory In 1856. following the
death OF his wife
Another jockey who gained popu-
larity was an American - Danny
Msher. He won the Derby in 1908.
1905 and 1906.
II costs nothing 10 see the Derby.
The dukes. princes and lords will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
PLAY RESUMED IN STAR
NET MEET TODAY

Play IN The star Woodland park
tennis tournament was to he re.
summed today, after a myoff since sat
urday. The mems singles and dou'
bios and womcn's singles wiil eontin.
ne 10 hold tho center OF the stage
until they have moved along a couple
Of rounds. Play In tho women's and
mixed doubles viii not begin until
about Thursday or Friday.
The schedule for today's matches
follows.
at r. ~.
John Ryan ~. mn Lewis
Arthur BAILEY ~ NJ Roelnson.
Eash HARDY Va Dorothy Little.
AT 5 r. ".
Jack Movers ". ~ G, Turner.
Doris Ia Ntnlettc Va. Ev~iya urven~ay.
AT $50 r. NJ.
Mira Hour9ue Ns l~unA pownia.
At T.. ".
Roy Melissa Va. nrvc. H.steth.
n NJ lots Va James Scuiiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

ki~c Hess VA uiil Noiian
Dick Wander las Va Prank Kenioweki
Richard Burr Va FritH itaRtat
James tynrh vs. sam Rkidmor-.
Fletcher Johnror Va. Paul pysf,
At T.. n.
Leonard Schneider Va winner. Robin.
Sun Bailey.
Skinner and Erickson va Langley ard
Langley,
sculiy srd Meyers ". Knurt and ri
FORD
Aif.u and Nelson Va Lots ard rsrtsr
wilton smith vs.. winner. Ryan and
Lewis
drisgr and nsum Va iAs.rs,rem and
Johnson
rsaAs and woods vs. p..o- ana Non
Aod
coapes and nuson va o'RsAr aud
kiinker,
Players who will be playing the
meet after Saturdays contests
should prepare 10 play on SUNDAY,
June s. as matches will be scheduled
for that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
WALSH
HANGS UP
HITTING
MARK

Jimmy walsh. manager OF
Newark. n. j.. ball team OF the
ternationsi league. has chaiked
a record that he 10 proud Of
For run Of 30 straight gsms
he managed 10 get at least one ssf1
hit per gsme This game him q
average Of .sss with his stick.
Singicr lead his list Of svsis. GO
slapped out - and connected vii
IL doubles and three triples.
Walsh plays any position on tn
team except pitching. lila reauial
berth b. in ccnterfield. lie expizinl
his hitting ability thus:
Il keep my eye on the pffch11
and when he swings gauge m
swing accordingly. when my ID
comes around u IL full of fntenf&l1
and n usually oonnects-auife 81
for n safety"
Walsh played with Seattle IN 1871.
and with Akron in the InternAttons
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SEATTLE
CALLS OFF
SMITH DEAL

Jimmy Smith. former big league
shortstop. won't report 20 III. Seat.
tie club.
Prcxy Keeper Of the Siwashsa to
day wired President Hermann Of
Cincinnati that the deal for Smith
had bern called of and instructed
Cincinnati 20 send US some other
player.
Smith was due 10 report 20 the
Seattle club In Sacramento today.
He was considered part payment on
the deal that sont Sammy Bohnc
and Herb Brenton 10 the Reds last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
STAR JUNIOR BOYS NET
MEET OPENS WEDNESDAY

Sack schsrm~r Va Thomas swir.
At q. ".
william Oiis vz y Rirsis.
i.yan Van gordsr W. Vivian Kiuk
" " Hhoritt W y Robinson
william waits - Wayne O'nrten
Herbert Robinson ~ Morton nohtnsou
G. Mclaughlin Va NArr3 shaw
In case any OF the boys canno,
play wednesday. they should inform
~. sports department at The star
before "Wednesday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

home stamping grounds in urce
weeks.
After dropping the series 20 san
Francisco by a woeful margin, the
sang came back at Vernon and won
the odd game.
Sacramento will be the real test
Of the road trip because " the NJ.
washes can break even they should
hold their place in tho first division.
but a cleanup for sacramento viii
send them into the second division.
Seattle win open with the san
Francisco Seals here when they re-
turn. And then Los Angeles and
Portland follow before Seattle goes
on the road again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
WHAT is CHARM

Draw a mental picture u
most fascins ting people you knO
men or women. Ny. but they're
tractiye-with that wondrous II
nation and charm, that indefin
something that puzzles you.
makes you wonder just exa
wherein lies their charm
These people draw to them ~
thing worth while In life--frie1
popularity. happiness. sucoezs- 7
surround themselves with the
Of everything - especially clot
These people need not nece1al
be wealthy 10 have an nbundnu
OF clothes. They can buy On cre<
all the clothes they need--at On
ry's. They can pay monthly
these clothes. and always have Z
best. feel the best. and look N
best.
Their store is at e07 Rh1te bu5'
ing. Second and Madison. over Q
Pig'n Whistle .--Advertisemeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
MASCOTT TO
MEET DUFFY

ABERDEEN. May Billie Mas
colt the Portland bantam. will box
Jimmie Duffy here on June 10. The
match will be one OF the features OF
the Moose state convention.
be there on June I. SO viii the
proietariat The taborer will rub
shoulders with the nobility.
Democracy will reign-for n day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SOME REAL
HITTING

Further proof that a livclier ball
must be In use in the national game
this year is demonstrated BY the tire.
mendous hitting being done BY the
Kansas City team in the American
association. In the games played
so far this year the Blues have
accumulated a team stick average
Of ISL and they have scored 2.s
runs in IS games. Butler. Brief and
Cochrane are all hitting over 400
while Friberg is the weakest hitter
OF the lot with a mark OF ZIG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Prep Baseball
Season Winds
Up Play Today

with three games booked for
today. the prep BASEBALL race ~Tas
90 Wind up it, season this after.
noon. broadway has cinched the
prnuant
broadway was TO play Franklin
at Franklin. West SEATTLE meet
ing Lincoln at Lincoln. and Queen
Anne playing Ballard AZ Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
PADDOCK is
STUDINC

BERkELEy. CO May 81
Charley Paddock. California
f1irr. Ia nsviecting htpike. for his
books Just now. hdersn't intend
to run much uniil he klshes school.
After graduating heThart train,n Z
for the National cihs>sonshius 10
be held at Pasadena thy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SHEII.ENRACk SHOULD
GRADUATE

Frank SheIlenhack. the Vernon
pitching ace. looks like one OF the
surest bets In the Coast league to
graduate at the end OF the present
term. He may be handicapped. how.
ever. In that he viii not be allowed
20 use the spitball IL he goes to the
big leagues again. as he viii he a
new pitcher entering the big time
And the splitter Is his best bet
Sheilenback had trial with the
Chicago White Sox. but Was sent 10
the minors for more seasoning. lie
Is not only n sweet pitcher. but
also good hitter. fielder and base
runner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

MILWAUKEE. May 81. John
Morgenroth. known TO boxing fans
AS Honest John" sayH that Willard
is too old TO come back. lie adds
that Jess willard was too old the
last time. Honest John has seen
many champions come and go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Play in The star Woodland park
boys junior tennis tournament sin
giles win begin "Wednesday afternoon
The following schedule viii be in 81
feet:
At r. ".
ROD Mason Armand Marion
Edward Hlekmsn Va reras DIR
phil t<~ia va Nlvpt Scott
William Nedetka w.. Richard iAnE-
willis geib vs. Herbert kshke
Prank Victor va Herbert LAkhtfoe,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
PENN DEFEATS
WASEDA

PHILADELPHIA. May si.--Tf-
University Of Pennsylvania ball team
defeated the was.da university team
here yesterday before a great GROVE
by the score OF ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SAC SERIES
is NEXT
ON TRIBE
PROGRAM
RY IEo u I.NSSEN

! ; r \ It It Ia T. can
brSak cv en- with
Sacramento during
the present week
when the tribe In
vaeles the California
capital. and then
aean up. as they
should. when they
reach Portland next
week. tho Siwashes
won't be In such a
bad way 10 climb
when they reach the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SIWASHES
BREAK
EVEN

los ANGELES. May 81 Seattle
took the odd game Of the series
here yesterday BY grabbing the SEC.
ona game Of the doubichsador
against Vernon.
The morning game was won by
the Tigers b. a 81 count The
sixashes had everything their way
In tho second tiit. winning by a H.
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
BANTAMS
SHOULD
HIT UP
FAST PACE

TIL Pal Moore
n N 4 Frankie
NJ @ n oe. the
hantama who
head the Cas-.
casie 4. G Hntok
or at the pavil.
ion tomorrow
night here have
been fighting
regularly an q
should be able
20 travel az big
Gag U G bpee cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Tommy Milton Wins Classic
American Machines Triumph

Tommy Milton captured the oomile dash
the indianapolis speedway Yesterday in that was featured by
the wonderful
Millions iaGs seconds
Sarls finished heckcd
later than the Palma favote driving
Ballot special the after leading the first $50
miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

iis<ng the youngstown Athletic
eiupsi TO 4 defeat the Eckart Cigar
20 NJ moved into first place In
,he & d division Of The Star
'uni1 kscbaii league Monday.
lh9'a,ure Of the game was the
nurhsvBiii johnson. who mounted
'he h~H for the second time In
Two q wbr the Eckart team. John
son Ia - 90 2 lead until the
h'hu, esst Youngstown. when he
e'o'n Wand six tillies came over.
JohnHonh. famed 40 men in two
games Fning back l6 Bulldogs
SUNDAY Sls youngstown men yes
/ s.~a.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Pittseurx 1875. Chicago o-..
Sew York s-f3. PhiiAdeiph III.
Boston %. Brooklyn s-s.
ST Louis s-7. Cincinnati -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
HALE Is
GOING GOOD

Judging from the box scores,
Sammy Hale. Portland's new in
fielder. obtained from the San Fran.
cisco Seals. must be a pretty fair
addition to the cellar champions
Hale always was rated as a good
hitter while he was with Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Cleveland IS. Detroit So.
ST Louis 1916. Chicago 50.
Philadelphia SO. Boston IL.
<ew York 20. Washington III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

WHEN I'm Seattle. eat al Bo,dt'a--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31


roster J"sn and Hobbs
The iSo'A French Dry Cleaners
walked on AStacy Shown team in
the oniy ~ game yesterday at
"ala "Astsd- The final count
WAS 10 20 5.
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