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Speakers bunch has method II
/ that
sothoron's downfall dates back TO
the start Of the 1890 season when.
owing to the new ruling on the spit
ball. limiting n TO two hurlers ON .
club. Allan Was deprived of his
mAinstay.
After losing his first two starts.
the Browns hastily had him rein
stated as n spit hsiier. but the dam.
are had been done.
sothoron couldn't seem TO get
started winning. Partly II was his
mental altitude
When his spit ball was taken
away from him. his confidence went
with t. And even with the restora-
ton Of the splitter. bis confidence
aid not return.
Then. too. while endeavoring 10
acquire other deliveries to take the
place OF the spit ball. be had taken
on mAnnerisms which sisuaied his
every pitch 20 the third base coach.
er Of the opposing team
sofhoron became . mark 20 bat
mas WOW
hut Speaker figures that he can
restore big confidence. and onrrsce
his pitching fAuitA
And N he ON. look for 0othorcn
TO repeat the comeback Of Ray
Caldveu He Already has 4 f1ytug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
LOCAL CHAMPS
TO PORTLAND

The Washington Mutual SAVINGS
Bank bah team. champions Of the
Seattle Bankers league, win leave
this afternoon for Portland. where
they win meet the Northwestern Na-
tionai Bank team Of Portland for the
Pacific Northwest bankers' baseball
title. The game win take place to-
morrow morning at 1910 At tho Port,
land Coast league ball park.
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adden to
Compete in
N ational
Crack Crystal SWIMMING
Club Diver to Go Up
Against Country Beat

Marlin -RlAckics Fadden. StAr
crystal swimming club diver. leaves
e<attle tonight to compete In the
rational senior high diving cham
pionship 1t Coronado Beach. near
- Diego. Cal. July "a
rodden u probably the best diver
ever turned out In the Pacific
Horshwsst and the fact thai hs viii
compete With the ccuntry's best v
attrncting the attention at all the
swimming followers In thess parts
COMPETITION
Clarence Pinkston. worlds cham
pion high diver. win compete in this
event for the Olympic club OF san
francisco. Psnkston won the
worlds championship At the Olympic
nnmes at Antwerp hst summer.
HAleh Pricstc. who placed third
- he Olympic Eames.- viii compete
Prioste will represent the Los An
eelen Athletic club
Iou1s Bahlhack. winner Of fourth
plncs q the Olympic games. VII
Pece~nsnt the New York Athletic
e1nhA BahlhAck u an Oregon boy.
nut I student Of Columbia univer-
oIty u New York city. which ex'
skins M sfflhsions with the Nsv
Ioek club.
Happy Kuehn. Multnouah club
ltvur. win compete Kuehn won
eho uorbGs fancy diving title. but
"a not placs In the high diving.
1nis = Fadden's first Opportunity
~ dive against some rel cumpeti-
ofon and Cuach Don vlcksrA Of The
loon1 club. expects his diving star 70
panno IN the naxtonai event
0AD TRAINED
CnNoU18IENTLY
1nAden hAs been tzaknfng hAra m
mis- net ana the club feels that the
Goo6-natured -Blaekie- win come
thru With flying ceiorl
In the national high dives each
diver makes 10 dives. Two are made
ffom ths 1o-cpo< bard. two forced
dives from = s7-foot board and
~ eptsonai dives froo ths s7-foet
boarA
Fad1sn WIN rspruDsns tAs leni
club h the aiviue events IN the p,
oific Coast outdoor meet II the came
placs % August Z. He win prob
ably b the clubs lone entry In
ths Paalfie Coast meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
Two Teams
Are Set for
Big Game
Pirates and White Stars
Meet Tomorrow in De-
Gliding Tilt

The interest Of the local amateur
baseball circles has been aroused
over the Piratss-Highland Park
White Star tilt to be played -
morrow noon at Highland park.
The winner Of the game win -
assured Of q place IN the round rob
In Of Tho Star Junior league, II
winner Of which vii % awarded
The Star trophy. besSdeB being cify
Class b champions
Eckarts Cigar Co. Three Broth .
Dye Works Cubs and the George
town Cubs are the other teams a.
sured OF q place In the piay-off.
while tomorrow's big TIT win decide
the fourth team
Both OF the two teams ecmpettns
tomorrow are evenly matched and
II n expected that the breaks Of the
game viii be . big factor In dsctA
ing the winner.
The Highland Park field b at
Sixth ave. s. w. and Trenton st
The managers Of the four teams
In the piayoff viii meet At The star
office Monday night Il Z.
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GENTLEMEN
FlGEFTERS

One OF the least mentioned. ana
yet the most crsdtfAbls things con-
esrning Jack Dempsey and Gcerses
Carpenter. both preceding and fol-
lowing their fight vas their gen.
uemannsss toward each ether.
In the cid days hsrsh wordD--
threats thsy werc-passed back ana
spfth between training camps e
dshtMH
ninD hsvs chAnso1 alnes eAea.
In days guos ~. ~ I'D prtss fight.
fng In the trusr and r0ugher sense.
Today fighters prepare ~ athletes
- run . rA0A to rov = bcal 20
hickey . runner. 70 throw . hall or
70 match ring scteneA
Do don't forxst thai Dempssy and
Carpenter never had anything for
each other but the wholesome re
spect which enc athiste has fos an
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Both Van Cant and Baxshav are
coaching their teams for the first
time next fall. while Smith is the
only veteran coach.
California IL favored 10 cop the
honors again this coming season.
The Golden Bears viii have nearly
have a wealth OF material on hand.
one that defeated Ohio State for the
national intercollegiate champion.
ship nj Pasadena last New Years
Day.
Little can b. Judged Of the
strength of the Sun Dodgers eleven
for the coming year. Bagshaw VIII
have a wealth Of material on hand
but whether he can round them
into form in time for the compeu'
ton with Stanford and California
and the other Pacific Coast confer
ence elevens remain 10 be seen.
stanford should have . powerful
eleven. Van Cant In a newcomer
In the coaching game. but he must
be pretty good 70 be chosen In pref
erence 10 Elmer Henderson or BIZ
Ingram
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New Sports
Added to
Olympiad
Ice and Snow COMPETE
tons Will Be Among
Next Olympic Features
BIZ GEORGE GRIBBIE

- oa<~ss<Sas ~sh&anS&<As
United Press Staff Correspondent
LAUSANNE --By MALI - The
Olympic Congress which has been
sitting since June . has terminated
its work. The object Of the con
ference was to complete and revise
the work Of the former conference
Of national Olympic committees
which was held In Paris In 1914.
Among the innovations to be In.
troduced A. standing features OF
Olympic games are winter sports.
This aroused q lively discussion
among the American. Canadian.
Swiss and French delegates In op-
position to the Scandinavians. who
were opposed to the new ruling. IL
was finally decided. however. that
winter sports should be held during
January or February preceding the
Olympic meetings. Among the
events win be skating races for
distances Of 500. 1900, 5000 and
10000 meters. figure skating for
men and women. singly and In
couples. ice hockey and skiing. long
distance races az TO Is kms. and so
to 100 kilometerD and 1umpipg.
Races for bobsleighs we're not In.
cluded, being judged too complicat.
ed.
Another important decision WINS
the including OF mountain climbing
as an Olympic event 1t was de.
cided TO offer prize for the most
noteworthy performance In noun.
tain climbing. both from the sport
ing and scientific point OF view. oc-
curing between two olympic meet.
inss The prize will be attributed
either TO individuals or to Roups
The proposal to create a Union of
international Sporting Federation
was not approved. In place of IL.
II was resolved to orga nize a perma.
nent board Of five members whose
object II shall be to collect all docu,
ments and information Of interest
to International sporting associa.
tons.
Among the countries represented
were: Central America, Belgium
Brazil. Canada, szecho. sloyakla
Denmark. Egypt. France, Great
Britain, Greece. Holland, Italy. Lux.
emburg. Monaco. Norway, Portugal
houmania, Sweden. Switzerland and
the United States.
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Wlrnlss sss ehsnpisasissp v tn
hf~'s ambition " - ~ eeas ~ The
esffesv. The ethw I ~ cent v B~a
Atom. the S~efste club ers~k. VIE
asnesed the csty championship iAss
month. sn1 fslts~ed W hls gscne
ptay In that sseut With - eqasfiy
fine p~vfsvmnmee last suwdsy, wh~a
he won the Climb title bosees ~ the
North End course. Thaa, within the
sps~e at 70 days young stein hes
captured seattle twe bsgs~t soiflng
eventA
In last Sundays match stein ges . NJ.
Ing start BY Winning the first three holes
and ROY Campbell. the ether nnalist
couldn't catch him Both players shot
very unsteady golf ia their mcrnirs
round. which finished with stein hsvins
a nv. up lead riay IN the afternoon
journey found both In fine form In thi,
round Stein added t~o more TO his total
the match ending on the roth green
whom the city champion led By seven uf
and sir 10 play.
with this cty hcusisg tAe stafs
eepvention Of the Eiks' iodG0 neut
we~k, n IL oeiy nafsrul that tho
nils will golf little. A. Esriisg-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Early this season the Athletics
all younExt.rs-iooked poor. on pa
per. They hadn't the experiences.
They were Ereenies,
Connie knew this m ven - any
body.
SO he h devctius this season 10
taking the sreenncss out OF his kids.
The baseball they arc playing In
the second half OF the season is
btg percentage better than that OF
the first half.
Next season the crew win have
been thoroly trained In playing to-
gether. Every man will have had
an education IN big league circles.
There win be no old timers. ready
for the miner leagues. Instead. all
newcomer
Doesn't Il sound like there was
something to Comics chafterr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
JOHNNY WILSON
WINNER IN co

BOSTON. July &c. - Johnny VII.
son. the worlds middlcweight cham.
pion. successfully defended his title
against George Robinson Of Cam
bridge in 1o.round bout last night
The champion won by a wide decis-
ion. altho his opponent had him wor.
ried In the first round The weight
wos 1853 p0nnds.
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o1ed ~ nshfng has bssn speceesfuiIy
enjoyed within tho last week N the
eDoquslmis. Piichuck. Miller asd SKY
tomtsh rivera
Bass fishing continues 70 give ereai-
Sent sport Good catches reported made
~ Lake 8ammsmish. Otter lake. Echo
lake, Lake wilderness. Big lake. Clear
lake. SILVER lake and lake Patterson
Thsss signed statements a. 20 water
conditions are All Of tbs latsst date 70
reach Piper 4 TARA
sULPHUR SPRINGS POINT. LAKE
0AMMAMlSH--seyera large catches Of
cut-throat taken last week Silver trout
running good Bass hitting plugs in early
morning and late evening.
EDGAR q. MoHpoRr.
LAKE sAMNAMISH, PETK's PLACE
water IL low ana clear. Bass and
Sssss "a a,,n Ing, very soea Ha;s sssip. i've
LAKE. sAMNANIsEI. SHAMROCK cor
3AGk--Watsr 10 low and clear. Fishing
fine. Crayiins and trout biting specially
well. and large catches Of psreh being
OTTER LAKE--wstes 10 eis1. FISH,
ing fine: exceptionally good catches
made this week Of trout ana bass, also
come perch. Right Notwithstanding
'ss Ecn aee E .cs p Il sI.i LiHs TI.v,
taking worms and ssgs; bass with
DI LAKE. wuDERxEssDwss,.iI i = s1..,
and low. Bass fishing very good. Cast
ting most suecsssfuL Perch also biting
well. w. H. NELSON
BIG LAKE-Wster IL normal Wishing
good: bass especially good. Various baits
being used successfully.
- NErs ANDERSON.
CLEAR LAKE-Water 10 clear. Fish
- NM n. hna So
bait and worms silver trou, striking
eggs. %. N. NAMES.
QUTNAULT LAKE--watsr IL cIosr.
Fishing good Trolling and still fishing
With bait best at p pre- e rrr,rrvo
RAGING RIvER-water is clear and
failisg- Fishing good. Flies are the
right lure nov. p. H. swARTz.
SOUTH Pork sSOQUAIMTE-wat.r
r. falling and cisarer. Fishing better.
salmon eggs stiii good bait:
CARBON RIVER Al Il n rAInTAx--
Water IL high and about half glacial
water. Fishing poor ana all Dolly var,
es Ssxrxoxrsn nrvk 4 J. At nAf iSDkx-.
wstsr Is high FishinE is good: spoons
and eggs best at present Many large
trout caught With spoons
sxyKoMIsH RIVER, Ar sKYKoM.
I5H-Water 10 medium high and going
down. Fishing good. saimon eggs best
bait. J. O.. HENRY
MONEY CREEK. MTLLER AND SKY.
kOM1BH RIVERS. AT MILLER RIVER
INs--watsr . little lower. Fishing bet.
ter. Fishermen come in with q smile
and With fish. NJ w. SMITH.
NORTH FORK Byn.LAQUAMIsH, Al
Os0~Watsr II fine. Fishing good witt
flies and casting spoon steeihsads beins
caught with both
HENRY HoLLrNcswoRTH.
LWHA MvEH-Water 10 medium
en- clearing. Fish Just beginning u
strike ~ so1mon eggs, which are best q
ct ~ - Ax1R1cxs
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-, sess Thursday. Eh seifcvs ~
golfer kths vii - cut In fall fesce.
fhs fen1ure esens % the sksy's pre-
IRAN Vim b the ps.yiss Of four
man te~m from zach lodge for the
stss~ eAsmplseship ~up. Theve win
~ plenty ~ pwises fer thu rest ef
the hsv1 ~ shost foe. Harry CAL
shan. ~aptsin Of tho local team. IL
IN charge Of Thursdays meet. ard he
h Arranging - attractive lisa u
evesta
Joe Novah. the professional Of the
Spokane Golf club. IL nov on his way TO
washington. ID G.. TO take part In the
national championship. which will be
held on the Columbia course there neat
week Joe has been ION the CO. ever
since last fail. lie spent tho winter In
California came back TO spokane IN the
sprinx. attsnded the r. n. q. A. meet in
Portland. returned home. and nov hs h
off again. rheao pros have a hard old
life During his stay In Portland Joe
showed remarkable good form. ana n
vas probably duo TO that that tho spo-
kane crown sent him East TO represent
his club In the open"
re local Eiks' annual ha~dyc~,
tournament has reached the s~su(-
final stage In tho uppes hruokee
Richards. By his victory oven Riake.
viii oppo~e ConslnGhan,, whs defust-
ID shepard, Ia determine the final
ist In that s~tiea Of the dnw.
Gruy Or Fry will he tts finHlisa u
the lower half. The FORMER arrived
In the sesni-flnaA by . two-up win
ngninst Brsdgc. while Try qualified
- . sesui-ftaaiist When he three
and-osed Harry Young.
A so-msn team from the Rainier Golf
club VIII travel 10 Tacoma tomorrow TO
engage with the country club team OF
that city In tho first half OF q home and
home match. Zach Weber. the captain
OF the local squad has . strens lineup
for tomorrow's mix
Municirssi golf has become 90 pop
uisr In semitic that the Beacon hill
iinks are crowded every day. During
last Saturday and sunday startnP
Craig started over 1000 goiferS
twcnid-bs and ethwwise) down the
fairway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
Connie Mack Expects
Team to Finish High

BY DEAN SNYDER

And Connie Mack expresses absolute confidence that
his Athletics will be up there and fighting for the top po
sition in the 1922 baseball in the American League
Perhaps this will cause many fans to smc-what do you
mean the LOWLY Athletics up in first divsion?
You got have keen appreciation Of the ability to
patiently watand pug-and smilein order to see where
Connie is not talking thru his hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
Oaks Lose
Long Tilt
to Indians
Seattle Wins 15-Inning
Contest From Acorns;
Gardner Stars

SAN FRANCISCO. July ie.--seat.
tie won the thinning pitching duel
here yesterday when long Harry
Gardner was given a shade over
kremcr.
Tho winning run came IN tho FIRST
OF the 18th ~ . result Of Bliiy Lanes
speedy drive down 20 Babe Pineiii
on third basr. Manager kenworthy
scored the winning counter.
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sw1lasnEk m CONDITION

4. A Banfieid. vel known lQas
distance swimmer. b h gsod CONN
ton TO attempt his cross-hay swim.
according 70 Gus Peterson. vhe b
training him BanfieId vim not Try
TO swim Sunday. - announced. but
win DO II some day during the fol
lowing week. when the tides are
favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

out-ef-tpvn gano baIsd ~: Ausssn
- Assht: pearsos Athletic club Va
Queen Anne nerchanss. fxsaseuia ~
Creenvocd Merchants. iDzQuah ~
ortiita; pss Nctass Va Strains Ause
Freight. Friday Hareor Va 6haDer q
Wolff. Port Madison Va Island Centre:
Port Orchard va Pcuisbs; TrAcytowu Va
Y. q q Idaho; Kirkland w. Mikadcs;
Fort fAvton va Z. 4. g. Burnside. Ken
nydais Va Gsorg.tows Cubs. o1equsimie
Falls VI. Edmouds: apqusmish W. Eyer
man Grocery Co: Renton w. Georgescwn
Merchants. Colby ~ Royal ArcAnum;
oislia 10 Cseosote: Brsmsrson Va Uni
verxity Commercial club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
EDWARDS WINS
FROM ORIENTAL

PORTLAND. July ie.-Danny I'd
wards. colored Oakland bantam
weight. won Io-round decision here
last night over George Lee. Sacra-
mento's Chinese banfarnweight- The
bout was fast and tho two boss
fought hard the oosorsd boy having
the slfght edge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

PORTLAN July is.--Miss
Wayne Macdonald. Of Seattle won
the womcn's singles championship In
the Oregon State tennis tourney here
yesterday. She defeated Miss Stella
Fording OF Portland In the finals by
the score OF 81. 81.
Bettcns and Suhr Of San francisco
won the mems doubles title.
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With the Amateurs


~ s.s fos sssas ter sssdAy.
ne ysAsy Drsekmas ssAa vfn -
play Sunday because 81 dsAfh Of sh>
Pear e~ssss - NM ~ Alswe
plsyfs~,d- T,As rsa1ngss TAe~ass ".
lnAepsadeats - -, uallas6 EAgtw
~ Wet MN MRchanss - n; 3d.
nasd mwchasts ~ Csasnknl Theesvs
~ 2. And he ballard CubA ". K.eA-
- Cisss Ca = Z. srs the ssnes
DANES bccksd for south Park are.
shsmrcx Cubs Va Mitads Tfrers at IL.
Rainier Cubs va South Park Juniors ~
and Eonparefla Va West seattle Attn.
isue eiub at ).
IA.~sAs pssySsssl VIM ~ the scsas
= thres fasa tina ~ n lswu.aa-
.s.sssd :ssss e ~ fir.t nin nss-
sad @asas~x p,ay ~ 4. end 81 he :
w. o. ". and Three nrolhws Dye
Werss ere billed 70 pAay.
The Bussen Becsters ana the supply
Laundry play at Lake Burisn at :.
The uysts SO ,. T. l.. Campbens
play - siswsshs plsyfseid 81 II.
billed 70 take en- shs Inserh~y Mo-
chants % l.
At Washington park the Y. NJ. n. A.
And the Athletics play at II. and the
Washington Drug Co. snd Broad Wy
Merchants win play al 1.
The r<se~s Csi- sas Nssk cshs
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With Selection of Card
Coach, Big Three Ready
Van Cant, Bagshaw and Smith to Coach Elevens in
Pacific Coast Football big Three; California
Looks Best at This Time
BY TOM OLSEN

With the appointment of A. b. Van Cant head coach
of the Stanford University football squad the coaching per-
Of the Big Three of the Pacific Coast is complete The
Big Three Of the Pacific Coast consists of Stanford Uni
versty Of Washington and the University of California
Enoch Bagshaw will guide the desnies of the University
of Washington grid team while Andy Smith will coach the
University of California football men.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
LEACH

Rsosntiy. during an arena battle
with Jimmy Duffy. leach Cross
one Of the old timers In the. fistic
game. was booted BY the fans His
stuff wasn't satisfactory and
Duffy gained the decision.
Its thu first time was ever
booed In my life Cross said.
Looking into the past we IND that
Cross has put up some strong
fights. He's been . game eattier'-
and tho bans have been With him.
Fight fans sometimes TAIL 70
realize that . fighter isn't . super.
man Every one Of them has his
off day--when he gets the wrong
end OF . decision.
II. In all his days Of battling. that
recent night was the first time he
vas booed. 10 h TO b oonsrafuiat.
ed
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EHWmhYy- HuHe F18-Uutsth TN"
base hits--Musphy !. Aiiiss. uruhAksr.
Sacrifices htss-rinsiii. Cooper. Misdiefea
nasss on baiis--orf Gardner .. off krsmsr
1. struck ouf--By GARDNER Z. by krsmss
poubis piays-Ftsslii to kpighf 10
oussfs. kssworthy 70 Murphy Miiisy 70
koeht<r. Runs responsible for krefrsy
:. dardasv 4 Time u gHme-e;sA um-
rires-- Kinney and Teman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
BAGsHAw IN
EVERETT

Basshaw b making his home IN
Everett this summer. The Wash.
inston coach b expected TO issue his
first call for men about two weeks
before school starts this fall. which
win be along about the first Of
September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

kvsry dsy bringp news that the hIrb
vatsr n the mountain streams Il slowly
going down, and therefore stories Of good
ee&ehas seAaS nads ess mage ssessnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
VERNON WINS
ON A FLUKE

LOS ANGELES. July is.---vcrnon
won their game with Portland yes
tertay on fluke when Johnson. the
Portland pitcher. hit Hannah with
two outs and the bases full The
final score was 80.
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EaFf|EE 71[ E Z176lil ID [sl7&53oll{75@AaGII
No |" johnson"
Letters Will
Appear Today

No letters on the SHOULD Jack
johnson Fightf" subject win he
published IN today's paper. Over
100 letters on that subject have
already been received by the
sporting editor Of The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

ne wssesrs Avsnus Swan Heat tsan
snd the white star cues play 81 High
tas1 paxk ~ IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16
SEALS TAKE A
GAME FROM SACS

SACRAMENTO. July is. - The
Seals won their tilt with the sena.
tors here yesterday by 7-2 count.
Both Lewis and Niehaus we're taken
from the box early In the game. Jim
O'ConnelI knocked homer over
right field fence.
The score: r. He r.
San Francisco ............7 IA 1
Sacramento ...............z 8 o
Batteries - evils. Couch and YelIe;
NiehauA Penper and Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

SALT LAKE. July 1s.--f.os
Angeles sluggcd out an easy win
over the Bees yesterday, ia. The
Angels scored six runs in the sixth.
As per usual. three boomers we're
made, two by Los Angeles and one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Washington State. Cnivcrsity Of
Oregon and the Oregon Asgies. the
other members of the Pacific Coast
conferences. arc expected to have
strong tcams.
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Here's where the Big Three
gnmes viii be played next season:
University Of wAshingtou w. Uni.
versity Of California II Berkeley:
University Of Washington va. Stan.
ford AT Seattle: Univcrsity OF Call.
fornia va Stanford a. Berkeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Alan Sothoron Cleveland pitcher uho may stage
back, Nth the help of Iris Speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-16

Battertcs-Hughs and Baldwin
Riegcr. Gould. Thurston and Lynn
Byier.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-01-13
COSMOS
Vaudeville and Pictures.

Next weeks bill at the Cosmos
Theater will contain three exceptional
features along entirely different lines.
First. the most pretentious vaudeville
play OF the season is promised in a
historic playlet George Washington
Surrenders" which will be presented
by John harrington and company
Happy Moments" will bring a min
strel classic presented by five famous
Ininstrels Of the Hawthorn company, and
cat Land" the noted Hippodrome com
edy spectacle, presented by Alexander
Sparks and company, will bring one
Of the big novelties of the year.
Other acts will include Russell and
De Witt, acrobatic dancers; Green and
La Fell, in song and piano number
Cameron and West, those funny mu-
sicians and Peters and lie Buff,
bouncing comedy clowns
The added matinee feature will be
"The Gift Supreme" with an excep-
tonal story, and april Fool" n
Christie comedy, will lead the minor
films.