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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
GOLFING GOSSIP
BY ALEX c. ROSE

When the three months. eclectic composition Lakewood coun
tho energetic club able golf
and damned capaIn
card. and marking The Finger On tho biz se sssSaar@ keep.
@sn. Of 70, about thru ,s hour. per ss1a bot %s
Is model shppr Tho nstt huIndnger.
s' .ss s ss .as q IL. S OVER n 90 s.%ss-
Member. now
se the which below that the
pack.
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" mss"." n',. Dr. Gresham " Ogden T. T."s r. " =
pr v. X Jenkins. nsrr msrr,. ". VIM cesurn Edgar
Ssus e ss,s ss' 4 M ssS p wilson '
" 1 k-r " r rea y. = Anseea D narn.id. v. bye
wand o,. marssa sam STANDARD A'e y. Ms' ss g
ne,noa' Or 4 D. Ford VIM .Ialr. bye W. Frsuds
Greene Ksuam and 4 G. weber bye.
The y % End . ne" say and Iss.s ss'; : r., % %
who been sinSpn .hoer Of during
Golf club issT night i
occasions.
standing
,. Fur, q az n. me. % srss.n that s
ended ,hn.,s Men. team u points, womss team seven point.
and rcappy1 KeIison match whea the latter the
him ,bs Ssmpsnshp ,s Of the Sherwood sparms weneds,
a day tho favoriis~ Darlington.
r. Mcschn iohandicsp led the field In the four
Monday
club trophy a
haifhandicap allowance
which better than his closest rival
McFwane who y also 10" Right the heels Of
Sehoicid a52: Gerald 57i5s
Lee s,c ssiss Bon siein sss and H. G. Hoehhss ssiSs
complete "
meeting Of tho Northwest box
G.. few days much
prize championship by Albert
Of scatic best known knights Of the ray
maker Of eose, and collector Of beans nsp reports that the con-
by -hugo"g
popular professional
city On consecutive days. namely last Saturday
cauaed
which the trick
rfootsr In
his o record.
the bstbaland
Of club win he played
the Froude iy matches its
the knigh Law duo.
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BASEBALL BONERS
No. Didn't kno,o the rules.

out. Cady was catching for Boston.
A snap throw from Cady 10 Wag.
ner. who was playing short. caught
the Philadelphia runner Off second.
He Immediately dashed for third and
the runner on third started for
homo.
Wagner then threw the ball to
Cady at the plate. who ran tho run.
ner on third back 10 that base. The
play finally ended with two runners
on third and one on second. Cady
touched the runner who wRs orig
inally on third and then tossed the
ball into tho center OF tho diamond.
or course the base belonged 10
that runner. He was exempt from
being put out. Touching him meant
nothing. Tho moment that Cady
threw tho ball into the inficld, the
two runners on third started for
the plate. as did tho runner on soc.
ond. n wild throw 10 the plate per.
miited all three runs TO score. II
was a costly touch
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ny a.. o-suiIIyAS

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Aug. g.
WI benny Leonard risks his title
as lightweight champion for tho
third time within five weeks here TO-
night. whom he meets Ever Hammer.
the Chicago sWcde
Hammer will fight ioround. no
decision battle IN Floyd f'i,xsimmons'
bowl. starting about .. m. Central
standard time
The champion stlil shows scars ~
his recent tough battle with Lew
Tender IN The Fast ono eye carries
a "ahiner" The Tender bout fol.
lowed Fourth Of July battle with
Rocky Kansas IN F1ts's arena.
Leonard has done llttis training.
believing be viii havo an easy time.
Hammer ha~ worked every minute
and II IN slpfop form. Outside 81
boxing sofns with his brother Joe
and = little road work. Leonard has
scarcely worked up a sweat IN prep.
arnfion for the bout.
Special trains brought thousands
from Chicago and other nearh by
towns. and in addition 5000 rnaiana
E'hs are here and with soc tho fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
SWIM TITLE
AT STAKE IN
NORTH TO-DAY

Uneven members Of the Crystal
~ Swimming club team were 10 de-
fsnd their title as outdoor swimming
champions OF the Northwest today at
The Gorge. Victoria. In q meet I'M
der tire auspices OF the Victoria
Island Athletic association.
Nitric Konowaloff. Harry Mcwat.
tiers. spriggs Washer. Lambert
sfernbergh. Harry speidei. Gregg
Morris. Madeline Piess. Kathryn
Brown. Hester Eastman and Agnes
Spcldsl VIII take care OF tho swim.
ming and wonen's diving events.
Merlin Fadden will compete IN the
mems diving events.
Headed by a spectacular ioo-foot
dive off a. cliff. Il events are SEIZED.
uisd.
The meet viii be concluded with a
water polo game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
ny HENRY T. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.---ror three
IN weeks while the Giants were
AWAY on their last road trip big
man sat In the press box NJ tho Polo
Grounds. with his long legs wrapped
around a chair. He twitchcd the fin.
gers OF his No. II hands and would
tci anyone who listened that he
ought 20 be pitched some place for
someone.
Big John Scott. turned into base
ball orphan when the Cincinnati
Reds tagged him with bad arm,
finally persuaded John McGraw,
when the Giants returned. that no
might havo game left In his old
souper
several days ago. In n pinch. Mo
Graw found an extra suit and threw
him In for two innings at tho tail
end OF n game.
lie got by.
Yesterday when Phil Douglas was
marked A. w. O. L.. and when
Hugh McQuilian. the new six.figure
pitcher hadgblown In the first game
OF a double.hcader. McGraw called
the orphan again in tho pinch, and
he won the second game from the
Cubs.
lilo may turn out 70 be tho savior
of tho team.
The same John Scott nearly threw
tho Boston Braves and the Reds into
court early in the season. The Braves
traded him 10 Garry Hermann for
Rube Marauard and Larry Kopf and
when he turned up with n lame arm.
Hermann yelled for justice because
the Braves had slipped him n dead
ono with malice aforethought. The
Braves maintained that Hermann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
THREE MIGHTY
WAfInrS

Schneider and Smith doubled In
tho fourth for the rrs, hits off ~
Burger. Boil. rnmblsd 20 the pIafs
and unrorkrd a homer into the left
field hlsaehers that feli just over tins
railing.
May doubles IN the flr,h and was
hunted along. scoring on sehneidsf's
Texas iesguer % right.
chadhourne trtpied 20 start the
seventh. and with two away Spence
Adams booted Bodies rrounder.
Locker and ze,fsr singled and an.
ether pair were over. This marked
Burger. cxit
Chafbourn- rot q iifs IN the eight
when Spence Adams booted another
chance. Hawks went In 20 n. for
Fchnsifer and was hit by a pitched
hall, H,ub6y Mack srnacking him In
the rfha.
nofis singled and over came the
finai Vernon tally.
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ILTHEN two base runners are stand
w ing on the same base there II
often confusion in the mind or the
fielder an 10 which runner he shopd
touch in order to retire ono OF them.
A base always belongs to tho origi-
nal occupant unless no Is forced TO
vacate. When two runners ns tho
result OF some play end up on the
same bag, II belongs 10 the original
occupant. except as above noted.
The proper play for tho fielder TO
make is TO touch the runner other
than the original occupant That re-
tires him, even tho he Is standing on
the bag when touched.
A peculiar situation along thesc
lines developed in a gams played at
Boston In 1912 between the Athletics
and the Red Sox. These two teams
were fighting for tho pennant that
year. the Red sox finally nosingsout
Connie Mack's team.
In the game In question the Ath.
letiea filled the bases with two
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Jake May. the crack Vernon hurisr.
opposed Lefty Burger, both pitchers
were rwatied continuously thruout
the melee. Burger retiring In The
seventh.
May WAS given some nobby sup
port and several line drives sailed
right into tho inneiders' hands. with
men on bases. MAY. uninE n cork
screw delivery. pitched himself out
~ several bad holes by tanning 10
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
PLAYFIELD
FINALS AT
WOODLAND

20 LAGERSTROM and Windy
IL Langlie were playing at Wood.
land park this afternoon for the
Class A mems tennis title In tho
playfield meet.
ToDAy's SCHEDULE
AT Il. NJ.
Finals In Glass A. mems Hinglcs-~Win-
field Langlie va leo Lagersirom.
AZ 4. NJ
Finals IN Class A. mems doubles
Frank Koxiowsk aud +. e. White Va.
Fletcher johnson and Leo 1.sgerstrou
At 4. NJ.
Challenge match, Class c. mems singles
for G cup--Ohno vs.. w. W kantA.
At Ssao 4. VI.
Challenge match for the Playfield Cpp
Winner Of mems doubles. Glass u ard
c players Brennan and Wcstphalen.
ehaliengera. vs. johnson aud Legsrssrons.
defenders.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Brennan and Westphaien defeated
puett and Robinson IN the finals OF the
mems doubles. 81. a., 80
In the challenge round for the II Gun
r. c. White. defender. defeated fama.
Ga. Cd. go.
In the challenge round for the wcmen's
sinelca. n Cup, Gertrude Pearl. defender
defeated Grace Lowe. 10. So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
SACCO BEATEN
AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, -. c.. Aug. g.
Jack Josephs. Minneapolis. 40
FOUNDER. celebrated his debut In n
western ring last night when he
copped 10-round decision over
Jimmy sacco. the Boston wop. IN the
headline event al the Arena tourna.
ulent. Josephs caught the pugs' eyes
al the finish OF slashing mill. in
which his clean punching nsgressive-
ness and aii-round ring generalship
gave him tho verdict by the narrow.
est Of margins.
The majority Of fans at the ring
side were for calling the affair a
draw and IN justice 70 the Boston
scrapper. the edge, II any, credited
TO Josephs was SO slight that n fifty
fifty verdict WINS IN order. The ma
|ority verdict. however. decided the
contest In Josephs' favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
PRFT.TsfTNARTTrs
SATURDAY

The preiiminaries for all events IN
which NOR. than five swimmers are
entered. with the exception OF the
mile marathon. will be staged ono
week from today. All swimmers Ilv.
Ing north OF tho Lake Washington
canal will swim az Green Lake. and
the others AZ Madrona- Two win
qualify In each event
The finals win be held the follow
ing Saturday In the Lake washins-
ton canal. This ia an ideal place for
swimming carnival. AZ there Il
ample room for tho spectators aiaua
the banks OF the canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
JOHNSTON
DEFEATS
WILLIAMS

CEABRlGHT, N. j.. Aug. play.
- ing at the top OF his form. VIII
liam M. Johnston OF San Francisco
smothered X. Norris Williams in the
singles finals for tho Scabright invi.
rational bowl. 60. 90. SO.
In the doubles semi.finai. Johnston
and James 0. Anderson defeated the
Kinsey brothers. Robert and Howard.
90. rs. Johnston starred. proving
tho sensation OF the court.
Helen Wills and Marion Finder.
stein won the women's doubles bowl
I'm downing Molla Mallory and Phyi.
lis Walsh. liz. e.
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John Scott, Red CaStoff,
May Win Rag for Giants

had eyes. and when Herman saw he
had no comeback. he cut Scott loose
unronditionally.
While McGraw likes 20 spend
money for good ball players. he also
likes to pick up these old discards
and shoot new life into them.
Last winter McGraw paid ss5. 900
to the Indianapolis club for Ralph
SINNERS, a young outflelder regard.
ed M second edition OF Speaker.
SINNERS got hcancd by George Smith
In Philadelphia. and lost his eye.
Into the breach McGraw showed
Casey Stengel. the old National
league wanderer. who did not cost
him a cent. Stcngcl filled the bin
sensationally. and his work has been
one OF tho biggest factors in keeping
tho Giants UP in tho race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
MAJOR PROSPECT
Vernon Manager Is Real Leader
THAT'S BILL ESSICK

MAYHEM looking over prospects In the Coast league
wv for graduation 70 the higtime circuits, don't
overlook Bill Essick, the general OF the Vernon Tigers
Essick has proved his ability n manager by his
wonderful work with the Vernon Tigers during the last
five years He has always had his club In the RAGE and
his team plays smart baseball
Besides being great srategist, Essick Is fine lead
err of men, fellow who gets the best out of every
playing under him. Essck has the respect Of every
player who ever wore the Tiger uniform and while he
Is n firm leader. he IL not driver.
There has been lot Of gossip going big league
rounds that IL Miller Higgins gets the air at New
York that Essick win be the next leader Of the New
York Yankees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
ENTRIES CLOSE
TUESDAY,

Absolutely the last cab for entries
IN The Star meet Is being mace ,-sr
Tuesday. All entry blanks must b
turned In AZ The Star before q .. m.
that day. Blanks can be obtained
and will be accepted at the Green
Lake. Msdrona- Seward and Nj
Baker bathing beaches. or they can
be turned ia az Piper a Tafi's or
spaiding'n. They can also be mailed
20 The Star.
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lie ffih'N A ihffs
continued 60 get
the breaks Friday
and chaiked up
their third straight
victory over tho
slipping Redskins,
Tho score wnn !
10 4 when ihe
amoka OF battle
had cleared away.
4 o u I hpa " :
started tho game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
OFFICIALS TO BE
NAMED THIS WEEK

Dad" Henry. MANAGER OF thel
meet IL busy lining up hts officsaisN
for the big program over the week
end He viii announce his officials
some time within the next few days.
He had a competent force last year
and they did much 20 make the day
tise success that Il was. Most OF
these fellows who served last year
WIN be invited 20 help out again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
wTrHDRAws NET CHALLENGE

HEABRIGHT. n. J.-Gerald Pat.
terson. Australian tennis star and
the winner Of the British champion.
ship. has withdrawn his challenge
TO VIM. T. Tilden 20 play for tho
worlds championship. lie said he
would consider the winner Of the
American title as the worlds cham
pion.
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get a big start III Sieh
stealing.
IF the base runner can outstart
the pitcher and know when hes
going 10 pitch TO the plata. instead
Of throwing 10 first. IT'S big aa-
vantage. II you have ability AZ de-
.ecsing tho catcher's signs. try 70
steal on the curve bah as much as
possible.
"As 20 a lead. n runner shouldn't
take moro OF chance than neces'
gary, He should Judge his lead ac-
cording 70 his speed and ability TO
get back 20 tho bag II tho pitcher
throws 70 the sack. II you can get
a fo.foot lead and get back safely
try a little farther each time. A big
lead Is a wonderful help In getting
down 20 second In particular.
"And when in sliding, tell tho boys
70 be sure and keep the spikes up In
the air until the bag II hooked. be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
Eighties
Ready for
Title Go
Champion Benny Leonard
Is in Good Shape Thru
Road Work

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 0. -
Governor MeGray today called
upon sheriff W. y. Ansiiss. Of
la Porte county 20 see that the
lightweight championship match
between Benny Leonard and
Ever Hammer at Michigan CITY
does not develop Into a prize
fight. The governor advised tho
sheriff that tho light between
Leonard and feciy Kansas nj
Michigan city. July Z. ~was moth
Ing more or less than prize
fight and therefore IN direct sio-
iation Of the laws"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
INDIANS OFT
IN FRONT

Tho Indians scored tally IN the
first frame and another IN tho 'hird
befere tho tourists gcs busy. lane
doubled 10 left center 20 start and
spence Adams hunted him along.
both hands being safe when Lane
beat tho throw tn third Hood
famed and Adams was nailed or ~
first by Hannah. But Lane scored
on tha play.
Spencer Adams walked IN tho
third and Heed and Eidred Kicked
thru with singles. Adams scoring.
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MUST BE A. A. u.
MEMBERS

All swimmers 10 years old ana
ov~r entered in Tho Star maet must
be registered members OF the A. A.
y. These memberships are obtainabls
from Earl A. Fry and they cost IS
cents These memberships must bs
obtained before the prelimlnaries
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

BIG LEAGUE PILOT

Bill Essick, the clever leader Of the Vernon tt
gers, who are doing their stuff at the Seattle
ball park this week, is big league manager in the
making. Essick is one of the smartest baseball
men in the minors, and great leader of men.
Don't be surprised If Vinegar Bill gets bid
from some big league club one of these days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
INDIANS PUT
On USUAL. RALLY

1bs Indians fnve tbs customers
their usual ninth inning thrill. Hood
singled and Tldred walked wlstsr.
Kil flied 10 ennisr. stumpf singled
and Hood scored Crane famed and
Jack ADAMS singled. scoring Eidred.
but Bliiy orr. making his firnt seai.
tie appearance. grounded out 10 first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

st. LouIs.--New rules TO re.
strict trades after the opening OF
the season 20 waiver deals VIII be
considered by tho American league,
according 20 President Ban John.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

sARAToGA.--TIarry Payne Whit.
ney denied that a deal has been
closed for the sale of whislkaway,
his star threoyear.oid. II have n
fine offer and expect 10 decide In a
few days" no said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
TuNNEY.s WAIIOP WINS

LONG BRANCH. NJ. J. Aug. g.
Gene Tunney. former light.hcavy.
weight champion. knocked out Ray
Thompson, Seattle. 10 tho third
round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
Home-Run Hitters
in Major League
Games Yesterday

Ruth. Yanks. /: 10.
Cy Williams. phiIllcs. /. rs.
Kelly. Giants. /: 10.
Tobin. BrownA !: s.
Collins, Browns. 1: s.
Duncan. Reds. 1; 6.
Stock. Cards. /; g.
Hargrnve, Reds. Il: 4.
Griffin. Robins. 1. 3.
Mokan. PhilIies.t: 2.
Leslie. Phillles. Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
B0DIE MAKES
GREAT CATCH

Ping Bodie contributes tho fielding
feature Friday in thu seventh inning.
With men on third md second. and
two away. he SHARED Cranes
grounder few inches from the
ground and turned a soneraAuit.
coming up with the bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

BAYONNE, N. j.. Aug. 6.--Tommy
Darcy won the popular decision after
a i2.round fight with Johnny Drums
mic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

MICHIGAN CTTY.--Bill Brennan,
chlcaEo heavyweight, started train.
ing hero today for his fight with
Jack Dempsey On Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

NEW YORK. Aug. s. - pacley
o'Gatty won tho decision when Jack
Hausner claimed a foul and refused
TO come out for tho third round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

BOSTON. Aug. b.--Jack Dempsey's
exhibition bout with Jack Renauit
WAS postponed to August 20 on ac.
count OF rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
Billy Lane Tells How
to Run Baseball Paths
Seattle's Crack Base Runner Gives Some Valuable
Tips to Young Players; Keep Your Spikes in the
Air When Sliding or You'll Break Leg" He Says

GETTING lead and watching the pitcher are the two
" main essentials Of base-running, according to Billy
Lane Seattle's crack base thief.
Nearly every pitcher has certain fault in deliver
ing the ball. says the Rabbit land by constantly studying
the pitchers while they in the box baserunners can
bio start in their ~ stick those spikes into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

This Il the last Of the series OF
stories on baseball tips by Billy Lane.
Seattle outfleldcr)
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summary Innings pitchsd--Hy Burger.
~. Charge dsfsa, 20 burger At bat
Off Burger 10. Hits hattsd-off burger
II. Runs scorsd--Off burger 9. Huns
responsible for-May 4. burger 4. Struck
out--by May 10. by Burger .. ny Mack
2. Bases on baiis-off May 8, of burger
2. Oft Mack 1. Stolen basss--Ianc
zeidcr Hons n--fiodi@ Three bass
hit--Chadbourne. Tsvo-basa hIis--Lana
Schneider. smith. May. stumpf Sacrifice
hlts--S. Adams, Chadbourne. Runs bat
ted In Eldrsd. Bo6te a. Schneider
fstampf zeidsr. J. Adams. Caught steal
ins-~Hchneidsr. Double pisys--HannAh
to locker 10 French 20 zsider 20 Locker
Time o. garno--litS. umplren--carroli
and Toman.
Ths score n II. n
sacramento .s....s-.-----..
At San Francisco ...........ii II o
Hattsriesi Shea. Coiwsii and Cook
Mitchell and AEnsw.
Tho score n II. E.
hait LAKE ...........s......
Al Los Angeles .....s...... II
Hattsriesi Thurston, Betts and Dyisrl
Hughes ana DAILY.
The SCORE r. II. n
oakland ..s.......-........e II
fortlann momentum. II
Batteriesi Brenton. Biler and Mite,
Sutherland ana Elliott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05

soua. o. ~ N. final grind In the
Coast league race.
The Seals have ono Of the greatest
hurting ssaffs IN minor league base
hail since tho addition Of shea. oliver
Mitchell. Lefty Aiten. bob Geary.
Jim Scott. frltr coumhc. Doug Mo
Wheeney and Charlie See make NJ a
wonderful combination az pitchers.
scott /. having the best season no
has enjoyed In this league while
Ceafy Is hitting the pace that made
him enc OF the leaders when he was
with Seaffi, two years ago.
The vernon Tigers. who are bait
ling seattle here this week. also have
! wonderful collection Of mound
stars with Jake May. BIN James
Wesser Dell. Tony Faeth. jesse Doyle
and young Calder doing fine work.
There isn't much 70 choose between
Vernon and san Francisco at this
stage % the raca The Seals have
more power at tho plate. but Vernon
iocnns as better defensive club and
they haxs IN Bili Essick. one of the
greatest managers IN the minors.
II shea continues 70 deliver. how
ever, tho Seals have ailght edge M
they hav~ a fivc-game lead AZ the
present. and pitching win b the big
rest factor IN deciding the mai drive
Tnls bird shea = certainly seeing
che country. He has served time in
the International. American assocsa.
fion. Coast and National leagues IN
the past few seasons. He was OBJ
,a1ned from the International league
~ the New York Giants two years
ara. but failed 10 make the grade.
since then ho has been used IN the
various minor league deals that the
Giants have made with 81. Paul ana
lnzianapciis. The Seals evidently
o&(xined him thru tho Jim O'Conneli
Transaction. There WAS some talk
about shea being Transferred TO
Nernphfs In the Southern iearue. a.
part payment IN the deal the Giants
turned with Boston for Hugh Mo
onIIsnn. but nothing more has been
hard Of Il.
Portland win be here NEXT week
~ the last appearance Of tho beav-
En- this season Tho Beavers have
taken a new lease on life since Al
T,emaree has taken over tho r.ins Of
tie team. Portland lacks pitching
strength but has a dangerous hitting
esuh- The Keeper kenworthy fuss
dm much TO undermine the Portland
club. which looked strong AZ the start
az the season. IL Defnaree can bolster
up his pitching corps and got some
harmony on the club. the Beavers
VII make trouble for any club In
The loop.
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tlEUTF TIlTV TTlTN NFI"TT
the ground. they stand a fine chance
Of breaking n leg
THE best protection against n
Charley horse II for players 20 warm
up their legs tho same az they do
their arms before n game. France
around for a few minutes during
fielding practice. and get those Leg
muscles loosened."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
Ex-Ciant
Bolsters
Hurting
Shea Shows He Has Stuff
When He Turns in a
Three-Hit Game

ATcH out for
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reaching second.
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