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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-02
OWENTON QUINT
 STOPS AVONDALE
 CAGESTERS, 22-I1
Panther Reserves, Y. M. C. A. and SIoSs Win Games in
 City Cage League

Birmingham-S Southern's reserve basketball team furnished the sen saton of last nights City league meeting by upsetting the dope and thoroughly trouncing the strong Avondale Mills outfit, 22 to II. The Millers had been doped to win that game easily, and the victory of the Panther Reserves was totally unsus- pected.
 The Panther Reserves have now walloped the Y. NJ. C. A. and Avon dale Mills in succession, and are fast beng recognized as one of the best teams in the league. Englebert's offensive work was the feature of the game, this youngster shooting 10 points for the Reserves. Caldwell at guard, shot four field goals.
 stops Dobyns HarrclI
 The Panther guards, Levie and Caldwell, effectively stopped Dobyns Halrell, who failed to make a single field goal. Harrell scored seven of Avcndale's points with seven foul goals. Lineup:
 Armins sham Southern Reserves (22): Churchill (D and Englebert Q0). forwards; Webb, center; Levie and Caldwell D, guards. Substi tutions; Howell t2) for Webb Rich ardson CD for Churchill.
 Avondale Mills CID: Harrell CD and Whiteside CD, forwards; Camp bell CD. center; Howell and Afford guards. Substitutions Heinbaugh for Afford.
 Referee: Mitchell.
 Y. NJ. C. A. c3, \. Birmingham
 The Y. M. C. A. regained it's bal ance last night and trounced North Birmingham 23 to S. The Redbirds were in good form and led all the way. O. Hilburn was in nice form. shooting five field goals. Endsley played his usual good game at cen ter while the ''Y' guards easily stop ped the North Birmingham Dribblers. Harrell, Davis and Riddle scored all eight of North Birmingham's points Lineup:
 Y. M. c. A. t23}: Brunson CD and O. Hilburn (l0), forwards; Endsiey (7)- center Bush and Davis CD, guards. Substitutions: Sheppard for Bush, Weaver for Davis. E. Hilburn for Brunson. Rawls for O. Hilburn Lay for Rawls.
 North Birmingham (S): Fuqua and Davis CD. forwards; Berry. center: Nash and Harrell. CD. guards. Sub stitutions: Riddle CD for Davis Fleck for Nash.
 Referee: Penton.
 sloss 25, Woodlawn 12
 Woodlawn held the league leading Sloss- Sheffield outfit to gooo game last night, but the Sloss basket eers won the game 25 to 12. Mont gomery was in good form. shooting Is points for the victors. Waldron and Whatley held the opposition to six field goals.
 B. Burns led the Woodlawn SCOT CTS with three field goals. Lineup:
 loss-Sheffield (25): Montgomery Q3) and Hanby (D. forwards; Dand- ridge. center: Waldron CD and What ley (D guards. Substitutions: Adam son for Hanby. Miller for Waldron.
 Woodlawn G9: B. Burns (6) and Obenchain, forwards: Clapp. center: NJ. Burns CD and Campbell, guards Substitutions: Moore for Clapp, Kent for Campbell.
 Referee: Moriarty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-02
ANOTHER AMATEUR SCANDAL

Great excitement Sewing clubs reached 92 degrees Fahrenheit Bulletins casualty expected hourly Biggest scandal ranks uneahed Charge of professionalism hurled back and rpung and cawngs Paria menary language thrown the discard Whole of of upheayal Looks like organization will be dis clubs will form organization
 Trouble got that Mrs. Thngamajg professiona-as AZ legations T. bite buttonhoes
 garmentmang factory Buffalo It cash needehreadng contest at Worlds fair in St. will be busted That probably will organization
 flying thick fast alleged faction that Mrs Al Falfa thmble that with apprenticeship bastng sleeves factory Grand Forks,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-02
 Glenn Warner Signs as Stanford Coach

Stanford University, Cal, Febru- ary disappointment of Glenn War ner. head coach at the University of Fittsburg, as advisory coach for football at Stanford university for the next two years was announced by school officials tonight After two years as advisory coach, Warner will become head coach at Stanford for three years, it was stated.
 Andre Kerr, football coach at Pitts burg, will become head coach for the next two years ana G. E. Thorn hill, coach of Centre College football team, will be assistant coach for two years.
 Warner. it was stated, was offered the position of head coach to be eff fective immediately, but could not accept as he is under contract with pittsburg for two years longer. with the constitutional methods of the signatory powers and shall take effect on the deposit of all ths rati- fications, which shall take place at Washington"
 The government of the United States of America will transmit to all the signatory powers certified copy of the process verbal of the deposit of notifications.
 The present treaty in French and in English shall remain deposited in the archives of the government of the United States of America, and duly certified copies thereof will be transmitted by that government to each of the signatory powers.
 Section
 The government of the United States of America will further trans init to each of the nonsignatory pow . CTS duly certified copy of the pres ent treaty and invite its adherence thereto.
 Any nonsignatory power may ad- here to the present treaty by com municating an instrument of adher- ence to the government of the United States of America which will there upon transmit to each of the sigma tory and adhering powers certified copy of each instrument of adher- ence.
 Tn faith whereof. the above named plenipotentiaries have signed the present treaty.
 Done at the city of Washington, February 1, 1922"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-02
Basketball Results

At Macon Mercer 27. University of Florida 26.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-02
OLD DOLLAR BILL SEE:

said another: It's long time between thinks. that boy of his that he would play mumble-peg hardwood floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
NO BREAK IN
JACKS CAMP.
SAYS KEARNS

CHfCAGo. June is.--Jack Kearns.
~ here today on his way from r.on
Angeles 70 New York. denied atorie.
or differences with Jack Dempsey.
It's all camp followers talk" the
champions manager said.
Teddy Hayes. the champions train.
er. Inns not been released. Kcarns
said. Hayes accompanied Kearns
here.
kcarns was IN conference today
with Floyd Titxsimmons. fight pro.
moier. 20 complete arrangements for
tho Labor day battle featuring
Dempsey and Brennan. willard or
Greb
DempHey's opponent viii be picked
today or tomorrow.
Dempsey Will take on all corners. :"
the manager repeated. "AH 20 a
fight with wills. that depends on
public opinion"
Tho Dempscy.csrpcntier battle
Will take place In Europe next
spring. some time near Derby day.
Koarns said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Big Open
Golf Meet
Under Way
British Title Play Starts in
England; Five Yanks
Entered

CASDwfcH. England. June H.
~ with impressive forces. inciud,
Ing all her b@st golfers. Great Brit.
ain started tho drive today 10 bring
back from America the open cup.
won last year BY jock Hutchinson.
1Aned Up against them 10 make I,
two victories In row for the Unit.
81 States were the American "biT
three" iIutchison. Jim Barnes and
Walter Hagen. Other Americans
were Charles Mayo and c. l.. Van
Week. both OF New York.
Tho British link. notables were
r. w. Holdsrness. new amateur
champion. Cyril Toiley. former
champion; J. l.. e. jenkins. Roger
wethercd and noted pros. Ted Ray.
George Duncan. Harry vardon ant
j. N. Taylor.
Tho qualifying rounds OF media
play opened this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Singles
Finals
Reached
Field Narrows Down to
Two in Mems, Women's
and Junior Divisions

L'TNALIsTs in all OF the singles
Il events in The Star Woodland
park tennis tournament have been
decided.
Leo Lagerstrom will play Frank
Rozlowski for the mems honorx.
slmonne Bouraue will clash with
Rita Meyer for the wonen's cham.
plonshlp while Armand Marion and
Howard LAnglle VIII fight II out
for the junior boy title.
with the finalists in tho singles
named play will begin today IN
earnest in all tho doubles events.
Finals In every event VIII BE-
played on the Woodland park courts
Saturday.
IAgsrrtrorn beat Art TAngfis In
both forced 20 win two important
matches Saturday in order to quail.
~ for the finals.
Iagerstrom and Koziowsid ~vrs
a weii-pIayed match by q s-s. 50
tally. LAgerstrom then took on
Earl white. conceded By rome Wood.
land park critics 70 be the favorlis
for the title. IN the semI-flnais. and
won out. Ga. Ga. IAgerstrom
played consistent tennis. varying a
driving game with a chop stroke
that put him In the finals.
Kozlowssl stepped out and trim
med Fletcher johnson IN hin first
match Of the day in straight sets at
81. 81. johnson came strong IN
the closing set, but the Woodland
park star finally won out.
In the semifinaI match Dick
Wander Las. who had won on de-
fault from Bruce Hesiscfh. fen be-
fore Kozlowski in surprlsingiy easy
fashion. losing Ga, 81.
Howard Langiie entered the finals
in the junior tournament after two
hard matches. He fret defeated
Harold Williams In straight sstx At
81. s-3 and then won In a gruelling
match from BIZ Fox at 80. So.
los
Armand Marion also qualified fos
the Junior finals BY defeating Meh
win Dranga. 81. ga.
The only important doubles
match was in the mems division.
Nyren and Ayres entering the semi
finals by defeating Duett and Swan
son. 60. So.
Today's schedule in The starr
Woodland park tennis meet follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

OF tho upturns
And what Richard IN TO the East.
Floyd Fitxsimmons is 20 the Middle
West.
rita has laid out busy summer
for himself.
ifo has noted that the wheel OF
championship fights waa due TO hit
the upgrade.
When Dempsey knocked out Car.
penticr n year ago he faced a blank
Champion Benny Leonard could
find no one worthy Of his skill
And Harry Grcb. the windmill.
owned no title then.
The championship wheel wac on
the downgradc.
But things have changed since
and Fitzslmmons has elected him.
self Snowman.
He has Dempsey and Leonard on
the dotted lire. and Grcb has prom.
Used to fight Tommy Gibbons.
fftz passed up his famous sand.
pit at Benton Harbor and selected
Michigan City. Ind. for his venture.
He Is building a new sand.pit. but
this time OF concrete.
II is 12.sided. and when completed
will seat 10000. Wooden bleachors
will enable an additional 10000 TO
find room.
For his first venture. on July 4.
Rocky Kansas will try 20 separate
Kenny Leonard from his crown
Kansas victory over Lew Tender
gives him the cali.
On August s. Tommy Gibbons viii
try 20 redeem the laoing he received
from Harry Greb IN New York and
viii incidentally try and obtain the
light heavyweight title so recently
won by Greb from Tunney.
And on Labor Day viii come the
cream. when Jack Dempsey steps
into the ring 10 fight either Bren.
nan or willard.
Fitz has sure laid out busy sum.
mer for himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

20 LAGERSTROM FRANK KOZLOWSN ENTER STAR NET FINALS
Mondays Schedule
for Star Tennis
Meet at Woodland



simonns Bourque and Mrs. Foster
VI. Libbis Ferris and Ruth Marcuse.
Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. soderbcrg W..
Dorothy Little and Rita Meyer.
Nina la Neve and Dorothy Paiien
va Marian Jackson and Gertruds
Pearl.
Cedric Mclaughlin and A. Stewart
W.. Nelson Robinson and Howard
Langiie.
Melvin Dranga and vlret Scott vs..
Clarke and Kaufman.
ATOP. NJ
LangiIc and Langiie W. Knust and
Tilford.
Rssos and Montag Va. white and
Zoziowski
Nau and Laizure vs.. Pettyjohn and
Shanks
Burr and Stephens vs.. Robinson
and Erche.
Fox and Williams vs.. Duet and
Swanson.
Rita Meyer and Leo Lagersfrom
W.. Mrs. Thompson and Thompson.
Queenie Taylor and Jack Taylor vs..
Libbie Ferris and l.. Bresnahan.
AT y. VI.
Marian Wheaton and Bruce He's.
keith Va. Mrs. Harvey Palmquist and
Palmquist.
Mrs. soderberg and w. +. Hardy
VIZ. Resos and partner.
Mrs w. /. Arnold and Arnold vs..
Irene Stephens and o. r. Stephens.
l. c. Aontag and partner vs..
Censvieve Belts and L. Joy.
Gertrude Pearl and Bili Fox W..
Ruth Marcuse and Frank Koxiowski.
Fletcher johnson and partner Va.
Mrs. w. r. Hardy and Nelson Rob
snson.
Charles Hoyt and Walter Jund vs.
Morton Robinson and Donald Dun
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
CITY TENNIS
CHAMPS ARE
ALL NAMED

7 EoN DE TURENSE and Mrs
IL Roger Br~Edon won the mixed
doubles title IN the city net meet at
the Seattle tennis club Sunday. de.
feating BIN Taylor and slmonne
Bouraue. 81. 81. 81.
Harold Van Dyke Johns won the
mems singles Saturday by defeating
Turnnne In three sets out Of four.
winning the last three after T'urenns
had copied the opener.
The other champions follow:
Junior singies-Armand Marion.
BOY singles--Howard Langlie
Women's singles 8 IN o n n .
Bourquc.
wofnen's doubles g i'm n n q
Bourqus and Mrs. Bragdon.
Mems doubies-Dlck Burr and
Grant Iaixure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

OF .bb1 or their games. since
the two came back they have
won only 10 out Of % games.
Ruth and Meusei are both in a
batting slump that shows no signs
Of fading and Ruth has been play
ms ragged game In the field.
Meusel never was a brilliant fielder
or base runner. Ruth II too fat 10
run the bases when no does get a
pass.
The protrncted slump Of the
Yanks on their first Western trip
II not only tho outstanding feature
Of the race but u may be the big
break IN the American league race
While Ruth and Meusel have
fallen down on the Yanks terribly.
tho Browns have. In George sisief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

and Ken williams. about the best
attacking pair In tho league. sinler
IL playing the greatest game In
baseball today and he may carry
the Browns thru 10 the pennant.
Suffering ali kinds 81 bad luck.
which seems always 20 be their lot.
tho Cleveland Indians are getting
back into shape and they are bound
10 be a dangerous factor. Speaker
lis back In the game and he means
everything. The great Steve O'Nciii
IL back and Stephenson may put on
his uniform again soon.
While the Yanks nre hitting the
bumps the Giants came out OF the
spell that WIS east over them on
their Western tour and they are
again working like great ball
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

summary; Stolen bsses-fowFy. spell
del Jury. Roe. psplu. Stats. Jsroms
Dwysr. Sacrifice fiy-~Ionss aaeriftc.
hlt--Kc-. Two-hass hit~-spstdet. Ahner
Thrs.-base hit--Jury Home run--Jons.
Double pIay--speidsl 20 Lowry. Tnnins.
pltehed-Ripisy s. Neun!vray q Runs-
or Ripley II. McDnivray l. Hits-Off
Ripley II. McGnivrsy A. Men a, bat
orr Ripley ~. McCsiiivrsy rs struck out
by NcGillvray 4. Ho. g. Base on balls
or Ripley >. McGiiivray I. Roe d nit
~ piteher--Milisr BY Ripley. speidsi by
Ncsiilvray. wild pitch--Ripisy. Passed
baii--stsafn Earned runs-off Ripley 4
ArGiifvEay 4. Roe = Charge defeat 20
Ripley. Umpire kokash. Time 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

Yesterdays viiiain--sheeiy, White
sos first basemsn. dropped q pop ny
In the ninth that gave Washington
i-to-0 victory.
Ken Williams hit his nth homer and
sisler his seventh. helping tho Browns
beat the Athletics. s 20 Z.
Rain stopped the game in the sixth
inning. whom the Giants were starting n
promising rally, and gave the Cards a
t-to-2 victory In the first game Of the
series
The Pirates beat the Robins . 10 0. in
sir-inning game, stopped by rain.
The Cleveland Indians knocked
ffoyt out Of the box In the first in
ming. and scored four runs, which On
abied them 10 beat the ysnks, o to q.
Olson bsfnsd tho Boston Red sox,
while the Tigers hit Ponnock and Karr
heavily, and won they sixth straight
game, to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
WI LEAGUERS
QUIT BASEBALL

The Western international league
gave UP the ghost Sunday following
the game between Vancouver and
Tacoma, at Tacoma. Calgary, Ed.
monitor. Tacoma and Vancouver
made up the circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Celestials
Mop Up on
Our Tribe
Angels Take Five Out of
Seven; Oakland Is Next
Move

A f-rER disastrous week In los
n Angeles. where they Lost five
out OF seven starts. the Seattle In.
dams viii jump 20 Oakland tomof-
row. 10 play a weeks games with
the Acorns
Two games were taken by the
Coleutiais In Sundays double bill. los
Angeles noaing out Seattle by s.te-b
tally In the first game. and making "a
riot OF the second affair, which
toiaied ~ TO 9.
Seattle copped Saturdays melee by
7.to.s tally. with Harry Gardner
working well on the hill.
The big feature OF Sundays games
was tho hitting Of Charley Deal.
Angel third saoker, who poled out six
hits IN six trips In tho second game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
ruth and MEUSEL Are
IN BAD HITTING SLUMP
Failure of Two Stars Is Knocking New York Yankees
Out of First Place; St. Louis Browns Threaten
Giants Snap Into II
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK June 19.--Lommssioner Lands might have
IN given the New York Yanks another pennan II he had
set Babe Ruth and Bob Meuse down for the season.
While the Wanted backbones of the club doing
their time the Yanks played championship ball. but
the pair of returned to the they sumped
ond place.
Up May 90 when Ruth and Meuse back into the
the American league champons had won percentage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Real Estate Team Noses Fremont
Out by 4 to 3 Count at Columbia
Leaders Star Junior Series Annex Third Straight Encounter Close
Win;
Sunday; Three Brothers Beat Hlman Merchants in Loose Game
BY LEO II. LASSEN

My beat the West Wheeler ball club
championship The Real Estate juniors
hurdle Sunday when they
game a Columbia playfield by a 4 tally
Both clubs played loose baseball ycay
the big telling both clubs and undoubtedly affecting the quality
of baseball
But everything considered battle
until the eighth that the deciding tally brought
pitched winners "Curey" Sewers
hurled effective ball.
skeout but touched for hits.
off of
tied to Fremont tossed off their big chance win the
and the bases full Sewers who of the hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
SPOKANE BOUT
is CALLED OFF

Tho Mike Gibbons. bob Sage bout.
scheduled for tho Alan racesrack.
near spokane. for July 4. has been
called OFF. Sage has lef, for the
East. where he fights Bryan Downey
aoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
NORWICH HAS
BEEN BEATEN

Norwich, the wonder horse. has
lost his first rnce. whiskaway beat
him by eight lengths in the Carlton
stakes az New York Saturday. The
winner made the distance In i.3s IS.
whiskRway carried ios pounds and
Norwich i23. snob II. WAS third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
MURPHY WINS
AT UNIONTOWN

James Murphy. winner OF the In.
dianapolls b00.miie automobile sweep
stakes. kept UP his winning streak
with a victory In the 22b.mile race
at Uniontown. ia. Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
HOQUIAM SEES
AUTO POLOISTS

Auto polo was introduced az 10
GUAM Saturday. the American and
Canadian teams playing double
bill. IN. former winning both games
at 20 4 and 4 20 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
CALIFORNIA is
TRACK WINNER

Piling up rs i.is points. califor.
MAS great track team won the ma.
tlonal intercollegiate meet at Chi.
eago Saturday. Penn State was sec.
ond with 10 liz points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
STEIL WINS IN
GOLF TITLE MIX

Leo Steil beat Dixie ffeagcr. four
and two. for the Seattle Golf club
championship. Sunday. stsil's scores
were T5.Ti.iss and Ficaxer's. 7<-7S-
t4a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
SEARLE LEADS
GUN CLUB MEET

". y. Hsnrse- was hiEh sun at the
Sunday shoot Of the Seattle Gun
club yesterday. breaking every one
Of his 50 targets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
HENKE is SENT
TO TEXAS LOOP

Art Henke. Seattle southpaw. has
been shipped TO the Galveston club
OF the Texas league under option.
He will be recalled In the fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Ring
Promoter
Is Busy
Floyd Fitzsimmons Has
Great Bouts Lined Up
for Michigan Arena
BY BOB DORMAN

ATtitlNO cham
piona has its ups
and downs.
The promoter
who catches the
turn OF the wheel
on the ups makes
the money.
Tex Ri1kard IN
an example Of
the shrcwd pro
m otter W h O
catches the wheel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
FREMONT
DIES HARD

Fremont tried hard to come back
10 the ninth when Macdonald
doubled 10 left with two away. But
Larson. who was In trance at the
plate all afternoon. famed for the
fifth time and the game was over.
Sundays defeat knocked the
Cyclones out Of the race for the
title. They play Washington Park
In their final game Sunday.
West & Wheeler play the weak
Hillman club in the other game and
only the biggest kind Of an upset
can win for Hillmans.
Should HiIlmans win Washington
Park must beat Fremont TO tie for
first place.
Sundays games will be played NJ
either Lincoln playfield OF walia
Waila. definite announcement 10 be
made Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
WHO HIT HOMERS
IN MAJOR LOOPS

Williams uBrowns). one: total, IT.
sisler dBrowns. one; total. Z.
Frisch tGiants). one; total 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

81 Louis 4. New York . tnvs innings,
rainl.
pittsbors 2. brooklyn tsIx inning;
rain).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
rusEsiONT HANDED
ANOTHER Run

West & Wheeler handed Fremont
thelh third run on errors In the
fifsh.A Dean opened with a walk
and Butler. trying to catch him off
Of nrkt. threw wildly. Dean going
10 secdAnd. Dean then went TO third
on Maj onald's infield out.
wnlis\ tried 10 pick Dean off Of
third. but threw high to Finney and
Dean q bunted-
The fvinniug run came over In the
eixhth{ With one away Ron Willis
singled and was forced at second
by RS brother. Burke hit TO Davis
and the Fremont shortstop. In hin
haSfs to make fast play. booted
~ ball. He picked it up and threw
wide to first. Larson. forgetting
that Willis was sailing around the
bases. halted a few fatal seconds
before seeing him lighting out for
the plate. Willis beat the throw
easily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
EssS-TLSiSSe1s

Dstroi, q. Boston 1.
Cleveland .. Now York ?.
81. Louis Q, Philadelphia 8.
Washington 1. Chicago O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
THREE BROTHERS
WIN FINALE

The Three Brothers Dye Works
wound up It's 1922 Star league sen.
son with an easy Il 20 win over
the Hillman Merchants Ia the pre-.
iiminary 20 tho West q Wheeler.
Fremont tuaxls
For a few innings the Hfllman-
gave the Dyers q game and then
the merry go-round started In tho
fourth. Before tho smoke had
cleared seven runs were over the
plate and the game was ruined.
Carl Roe held the ffiilmans pref.
~ well In hand. pitching good ball
The score follows: