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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
Johnny Wilson Organizes Madrona Club

win csps<~ grouped togrtr
tournament which
being ptny1 Ins~~eod prsdns ereins nnsn
Es< he onlng MAJ emerrs q the Insewesd Country
club have ken interest in hr eepsson and TIA. The
s lap b IN sishpiay ss suy ss.srsnts VA undoubtedly
sshs their efforts 10 corral para br~s~ and easiss
fshsls
Frederick defesfed
DIR w. Harding by and the Lake
Washington Sunday The FEATURE Of tho match this
AZ g. We would
isf feh~ndIcsp What the and
sansons 30" In the future WI BE-
Walter Rainier GsH snd Country club 10. cham
pisussD ms - Sammy when ~ dsfrsd Dr. West y e
nans ~ sa6 Both players shot sruund figures
In tn mssuius rsss1 whh ended with Wand bot the srnoon
. csuumsnAns -
she haes raised Waits ts<si 10 snA him the
~ hed
Mrs y G. Br1gnnn.
III against tins
Mvsu hut have hun<h that
that
1e us fair u Ezingen shsst srzss for shsc
.
clue squsd In the CAy of Desfiuy last saturday.
ssekssn IL whIh Included five shots Of
10
Sonays hsS hsndfus beans
scsuurd fer nue snA sehn squared the and resigned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
WHITE SOX
BUILD FOR
NEXT YEAR

CHIcACo's WHITE sox arc on
~ the way hack 70 the proud 20
sitscn they mainsasned IN the Amer.
lean loop previous 10 the 1919 wreck
Charles Comiskcy In issuing hts
money with reckless abandon in the
effort TO further strengthen the nifty
naii club he has riding In third place
today.
The fans Ezsped when tbs Windy
CITY magnate counted out 100000
for wiliis KAmrn recently. And his
5000 outlay for stubby Mack. ono
Of soastie's youthful prodsgi~z. svf-
denc<s . determination OF the Pale
Hosed forces TO add more power To
their hurting staff.
Chicago has been unusually lucky
with rookie pitchers this year. The
astonishing showing Of Robertson.
f,evcrefte and Hodx. this year has
sitsd Urban Faber to twiri the sox
into third place.
wsh Kamm and Mack IN major
uniforms. the fs-s sox already look
booked for the first division. and Ike
real pennant consendora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

Mack's Sale Proves Boldt Is Sincere!

he svsr learns 70 take the game
seriously.
But whore noidt IL shining IL that
he n protecting the Seattle team lie
has refused 20 deliver Mack over 70
tiss White sox until he h guaranteed
players by the Windy City club.
Contrast this with the former pol.
icy Of the Seattle club.
Two years sso Herb Brenson was
delivered 20 the Cincinnati club with
out anybody replacing him ON tins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
ATHLETE TO
BE MINISTER

Don Lourie, All-Amcrican quarter
back In 1920. and one Of Princeton's
greatest athletes. Is going TO enter
the ministry. lie will not feel alone,
as some celebrated athletes have talk.
en- the collar.
Rev. Fred Thomson. Los Angeles,
was once the American ali.round
champion. and his brother. 8. Harri.
son Thompson, present aIl.round
champion, Is preparing for tho min.
istry at Princeton. Rev. "Ifaf' Cut.
bill, Boston. IL one Of the finest
American distance runners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

TIM BoLDT In proving - be real
y Coast league baseball president
he has swung the biggest deaf that
Seattle has ever turned IN selling
stubby Mack 90 the Chicago white
fsox for practically $4,000 In cash
and players.
MACK hasn't dons anything start.
ling IN tins matter Of wins and
ioseal hut he has the promise Of ds.
veIopiua into q wonderful pitcher II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

NEW YORK. July c,.---Biiied as
~ "shoelcss Joe Jackson. and In.
troduccd rs the greatest outfielder OF
all time. the former White sox star
made his first public speech here las,
night In HIS campaign to set back IN
TO baseball.
Il Amt guilty OF nothin'. I'm
standing on my reputation as n
clean-cut. honest bali player. and
asking the jury OF fans for a square
DEAL Jackson told crowd OF about
zoo IN an uptown hall.
Il Amt wantin' back in profession.
al baseball. but I want to play with
the ssmi-pros. ff lands wants me
back In the big leagues Ill be pleased
70 80 back.
Il played my hardest In the 1919
worlds series. I fieided 1000 and
batted 1915 In the series. You can't
throw no ball games that way. I
tried hard to win. and no one had
moro heart blcedin' than I did about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

front. hack and ono xsds "a feet hlxh-
Scoring II tho same NJ In hand
ball. but this play u nllxhtiy dffr~r.
Ont.
The hall may hs played directly off
the trent wall or csrosn shot may
be made from the rifs wall 90 the
front wall. or tho bali may nc pisye.i
or the rear wnii while IN flight. by a
quick scoop 20 an 20 hurt u aGsirss
the 'front.' or rf1e wall
The bah used ~ almost twice ~
hard as baseball. eight dsy'. betnT
needed 20 manufacture one.
Exuilux. who 10 IS. has had . re-
markabls career in his march 60 ssar.
dom.
A poor boy In Tfsvnns. he wss the
mascnsf Of one % tho Jai Aiai teams
then playing there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

the Solons were up In the rur
man, and his pepper is not
affected by the standing OF
his club In the race, which is
a lot more than can be- said
of plenty Of ball players.
Tho votes are piiing up in this con
test. but under tho rules the total
vote win not be announced until the
balioting closes July 20.
Have you vent In that vote YETI
Pick cut the player who. in your
judgment IN thu most valuable player
10 this team In the Coast. and then
send in ballot for him.
The player elected viii have a spe-
ciai day AZ tho ball park when his
team comes here.
Read over the rules Of the contest
carefully before sending In votes
Letters are also asked for from the
baseball bugs to help settle the
question. and the fan writing the
best letter win be the honor guest
Of the big day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
Indians
Win From
Senators
Elmer Jacobs Pitches Red
skins to Third Win Over
Sacramento Club

SACRAMENTO. July ,, Hitting
consistently behind the alright pitch,
ms served BY Ennrr Jacobs. ssattis
took tho fourth game OF the series
with Sacramento here yesterday. 8
20 4.
Jacobs was rna@sr OF tho situation
from the opening beif Hc held the
Senator sluEgcrs 20 five hi,A
The sacs scored their Ions tally tn
tho seventh frame when n double. an
error and sacrifice ny 10 the out
field pat Buddy Ryan soreax the
platter.
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.%aE9]
.R1EgsB1

Yesterday hers--Bob Mensei hit
two sinGies. n triple and - homer,
knocked In five runs and scored two.
the rasks beating tho Tigers. Z TO D.
In ono run and scored two. but the
Giants lost % the Reds, 20 a.
Jack Fournier hit . homer IN the
eighth inning with ths bases filled. and
gave the Cards s-to-i victory over the
Braves.
Jshn Collins. after knocking In
three runs with thre~ hifs. and tying
tbs score twice, singled IN the nth
inning, and drove In the run that
brought the Red sox cut Of tho cell
lar with n s-to-s win over the white
sor.
woods tripi. and aewsirs singia IN the
seventh inning enabled the Indians 20
make u ~ straight BY beating the Sem
ators. / TO 0.
0rines doubts IN the sixth Inning.
after ffolIocher had singled, drove IN ths
run that allowed the Cubs 10 beat tbs
Robins. 1 to 0.
Morrison lei tho Phiis down with
four hifs, and tho Pirates won. TO o.
SEVERED made HIS first homer % tho
season. and helped ths Browns beat the
Athletics. 10 TO ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

when tho club couldn't win under
Walter Mccredie. Boldt suv. him
long enough 70 prove his ability ana
then made a change IN nanagsrship.
Under Jack Adams the Redskins wen
two straight series. lost the third
and they're on their way 10 win
from tho solons This week.
Jim fsoldt IL certainly making good
a. president OF the Seattle club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

hurting nfaff aud 4 Knocked The In.
dams out Of the psnns0t.
Last season Bin Cunningham was
sold 20 ths New York Giants and II
disrupted tho tribe In mid season.
sgnin costing us . nag.
Boldt promised the fans when he
took over the helm Of the club this
spring that he would try 10 give Seat
tie good team and that he
wouldn't br~sk up his club In mid.
season. We'll shy he's making good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
Sacramento Man Gets
Vote From Alex Rose

BY LEO II. LASSEN

the fact that he's left
handed and golf expert. Alex c. Rose, The
Stars links editor. is pretty good judge
of baseball talent
The southpaw golfer steps TO the front
with the announcement that he thinks Les
Sheehan. the husky Sacramento tosser, is
his best bet for being the most valuable
man in the Coast league to his club.
Rose likes Sheehan's al-around ability, as
he can play infield or outfield, and he's a
healthy hitter, apt to break up gall game
most any time.
Playing with n losing team this year,
NJ just MS well as he did last summer when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

III NON UOHMAN
NEW YORK. July 22.--~juxxilng =
IN speeding. overwrown bullet h tho
suppression left with the spectator ~
a Jai AiAs player IN action
Emilio ExulIn. star cshau player
and worlds champion OF the game.
has come tn tho Cnltsd States 10
arouse American interest IN Iai Alai
Jai Alai Il a sort of Eiorfried hand
hall. but the haii I. thrown from =
basket arrangement attached 20 the
wrist instead OF being rrcp~iied b.
the palm Of ths hard.
50 great u the speed % the ball
that throws ~ $50 feet are not un.
common. ard n ~ almost certain
death 20 b. hlt IN tho head
The Jsi Alai courts are ~ feet
long. IS feet wide. with walls on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

Priscilla has shown superiority In
e.riy ts~ts among the semester yachts
Easiish beats ~ Ioss Island In sep
tembcr.
~ viii cost 5000 TO send the selected
women's sthl.iio team 10 the Freneh
championship In rsrshing stadium Al.
gust 20.
II 10 sspscted zoo American sthiess- Of
Irish par~ntase will quality for the Irish
ssmss 10 be held In Dublin August . 60
Chsxies 10th Of Bc~ssn viii try 10
swim the Ergiish channel this year.
This month will witness many inter.
sstins yachting fixtures IN Eastern
waters
Chicago has entered a team for the
Point judith polo tourney.
Loren Hurehiscn Of the Illinois A. G.
hoysn TO regain tho sprintins crown n
the national A. A. Y. championships &C
Newerk
unique feature Of the ANIMAL
Middle states Regatta 20 be decided
over the spriag Gardens course. Hal
ttmorc. next Labor Day. VIII be =
senior t-oared sig event and also
canoc races for the first timc.
Rogue enthusiasts are now In all THAR
glory ss sectional title meets are about
to bring out the best opponents OF the
game.
Women can take part IN the irish
games at Dublin In August In swimming
and FOUNDERS
Samuel Rre~chewrhi. hoy ehc@s
prodigy. may mako his debut - =
master player next month n plans In
progress for q tourney ut Atlantic
City 70 thru
This Lancaster tPa.1 Athletic club viii
hold the Eastern zone trapshootfng
championships August = 10 9 next. The
organization boasts a $4,000 club house
and eight traps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
Everett
BoyHits
Too Hard


E1xxy Casey has . nxhun& mcc
nt.1 fi<hftnk heart. but the piucky
FRESHMAN simply isn't tn the same
claoa with rsavfe Davis.
uu<is played . tune on the harp
1o<< ninhs IN the second round OF
her MIX NJ the Arena that was
siuU1f . knockout.
xor ora round Casey was about
1o punch<~ h>hind and two snorts
ahGn1 q the Everett wciserwrsxhs.
IN the second round. however.
DAVIS weut to wcrk and before REF.
&fGu A schacht stopped tho fretiv.
NJ nnwfs had f1oored Casey three
t1unro A terrific left ON the hinge
plcce STARTED Casey on tho rosa to
ruin Frcm then on n was simply
: rnAttsr q time. the rri~hman
ooonc1ux CIT az the floor twice be-
fpro TIE referee stopped n. Casey
ves unsne,y trying to eone back for
~ no soe6 r~azcn whatever
0c1rrA< gave Tea synder. Pacific
0eo{ heavyweight champion. a draw
vIo1 Rnbe Finn Synder tried 10
brens Firms hacx In the ciinches
~ hnmmerine him with his right
u11ol. bat outside 81 those tactics
MuG1r WASN'T.
Finn landed tho more clean
I0ncheA bus couldn't introduces
UoSy Ansss effurtivsEy In tho -FOUR
uonby Gray stopped Don Urouider.
1IrH % the f1eex boxrrS. TN two
uonufA Th> sailor looked scared
0on Tho tina he entered the rms
uu11 ~ pichsd out . place on the
onuens b rest while the necessary
- seconds were tolied off. He went
0bwn without being hit and wrfthed
r. -uHouy.~ but when the wolves
on1@ed % growi he gcs up and then
1x q real punch on IN. button
- honn f1ds trip 90 drcamIand.
m silver. the third sailor on ths
Gr4 who II hunt Hike q soctnpisk,
oDVv1ued tiss boys and girls ~ givs
cw ~ WiriiAns q bad beating. The
ntott1e lightweight didn't duck soon
Gnough about Z dnzcn times during
uxnR cpur rounu1s and svury time he
rCpcoBa Rule No. ! of box -fixhting
1w nccoumoszted him with 81
Un1n - the ssneii<r.
~ tho bunef1f % the unlnitiatsd
s nn1nne ~ explained that the two
rnfou - bcxtns. - laid down BY that
<Go1nont authority. Pueblo jun
FINN. are - eoiIsws
- 3 Don't forget to duck
~ = Kesp your panSs OF The
~. Il b. saSd for Williams that
10 nzxno hoJ, because he certainly
o6& osus hig league wAiiops without
4 rs . iarge evening Tor Sultan.
washington. Ia tho preliminnrtes.
Ned Dunlap won his second ver-
o. ever Tony Durando in q fairly
~ heavyweight scrap. Dunlap.
~ Ico1n big enough to pail the
oalr4 mrs md the rest Of the tree
e1su5Iy out by the roots. h improving
r1rnt a1ong. He held the edge thru.
ou< over the Seattle entry.
Dods Burkhart. Sultan's feather.
WU1UAt fsDres>ntative. drew with KID
NuuDa : Filipino sailor. but held q
aL11t edee 10Th Of these boys
n1g4nt burtB<ss and lot Of action
Woe cruw6e1 into their melee. Bos-
80 wAs . wiling swsnxer. while |
UEkaMrf bo<hered tho brown boy |
Nh hfs jefS-hsnd<d Style.
LGuuer Jnnes was too strong for |
51ek cnuealI. the pride of Second and
UHosn- the Dnstsn heavyweight. am
oo1er log wrestler. hold tho edge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
Members
to Enter
Star Meet
Beach Swimmers Have
Regular Organization;
After Junior Honors

Johnny WILSON. swimming IN
- structor AZ Madrona beach. has
Organized a JUROR club and he en-
poets 10 file tho entries Of hts gang
In Tho Star meet within the next few
days.
The other beaches are expected -
follow SUN within the nsxf week ID
tho organization Of clubs.
Dad" Henry. manager Of the meet
Ia lining up his Green Lake Neptune
club and win send Ia his entries
too.
Harry Mcwhssters Of the Crystal
swimming club. IL organizing another
bunch al Green Lake and win enter
his members in the meet
RELAY RACES
LOOM
II enough clubs are entered some
inter.ciub Junior relay races may b
In order.
Albert Jones has been elected
president OF the Madrona club. Bern
ard Hans. vice president. Ceorrs
Block. secretary and treasurer. The
club ~ open 60 Challenge any Junior
club. 10 years and under. To cosnpstt-
ton.
The trials held the other Day r.
suited IA foiiown.
RESULTS or
TRIALS
5o-yard dash--rawrencs Eision
first: Tom Betterton. second. George
Block. third.
sc-yard CHARACTERIZATION Better
ton. frat: stsniev Allen and George
Block. tie for second
So-yard baci<stroke-Tom Better
ton. first Bernard Hans. second
George Block. third.
loft divfng--Aisx Kama, first
George Block. second: wlnssoa Brad
lsy. third
.<-ft. diving--Alex Kane. first: Rob
srt Bonner. second. Robert Told.
third.
Plunge for distance--Bernard Hama
first: Iswrencs Bishop. second: Ton
Bcfterton. third.
Wilson didn't take the time on any
% these events.
Two weeks remain for Seattle
swimmers 70 file their entries for
The Star meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

with the outlAwins Of the game
IN Cuba by President aianeeai on &c.
count % the excessive rSmhiing on
fthe results. tho players l~fs ssr Spain.
Young Exnllnx went sions. . ssow.
away on "a. boat.
Discovered. he worked HIS way
across
In spain he ssfEi followed fhs game.
praeticing a. he got . chanee.
Gradually he ros< 20 tho tap Of TIE
.snnkinx players.
lie went 10 italy. ard % south
America. cleaning up all exposition
ss1d finally with tho restoration Of
psax IN Cuba rrturn~d 10 his native
land. NOT fhs rassrd hoy who had
ie1r. hus tins worlds champion n tbs
nasinnai game ~ hiss native land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

Summary innings pitched-~Dy fift~ry
A. Charge defeat 60 Flttary. Hlts ssttsa
or fitfsry ~. Runs srored--Off Fit
terry 7. Runs rssponsihis fer Ftfssry q
Struck out--Hy Fittery 7. by Jacobs q.
Bases on bsiis-off Fittery r Hit BY
pitched bail--Lans. stolen bas~s--Moli.
witE. Hood. Rome run--Lsna Two-nsss
hits Eiarsd. Moiiwitz. Lsns. Ryan. Sac.
rtfics hits-Murphy =. Adams Pearce.
Grams. Runs batssd in--Eldred. Hood.
Adams. Doubt. pisys-Crsns TO stusnpf
70 Murphy. Time-i.so. Umpires-M Me-
Grew and Rcardon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
TICKET GAMBLERS ACTIVE

NEW YORK. July 22.-Ticket
spectators who are said to have
como into possession OF the first 10
rows OF seats for the Leonard.
Tender fight are demanding SIS
for si5 seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
SEATTLE YACHT
GOING SOUTH

The Sir Tom win represent Seattle
IN the yachting regatta at Los
Angeles during the week Of
August e-12. The local craft holds
the championship OF the II class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
SPENCER BEATS MOORE

NEW YORK. July 22.--winie
Spencer. New York bantamwelght.
won a io-round decision from Roy
Moore. 81. Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
GEORGE LEE
DRAWS FOLEY

George Lee. Chinese bantam
champion Of the Coast, boxed 10
rounds TO draw with Vic Foley at
Vancouver. y. c.. last night. Foley
carried an edge IN weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
ROGER CONT
COMING BACK

Roger Cont. tho youthful French
bslkiine billiard star. viii again visit
this country In the fall and play In
the championship tourney TO be held
IN New York city In November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
WILLIAMS AND
TILDEN MEET

BRooKLrEE. Mass. July 22.-
william Tilden III. and II. ~. VIII
lame IL were meeting today Tor the
Lonsuood tennis bowl. Tho pair
were teammates IN tho Davis cup
60ubies last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
IIUIIf

ST. LOUIS. July 2e.--Percy Alex.
ander chief OF tho internal reve-
nue. service. has appointed two dep.
utles TO collect the governments tax
at the worlds series here this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
Minor Swatsniths
Slammed Fridays
Home-Run Drives

SlA<Di<GS
HoFrshy. Cards. IS.
Walker. Athletics. -.
Williams. Browns. II.
Hsidman. Togers. 10.
Ruth. Yankees. rs.
Williams. phliadeiphis. H.
Miller. Athletics. ~.
Wheat. Robins. IL.
Alnanith. Cards. 10.
Yesterdays HOSfEHS
Afsusei. Ynnks. 1; total. D.
Fourier. Cards. !; total. :.
vsaeh. Tigers. I: total. ..
Cotb. Tigers. !: total. ..
SEVERED. Browns. !: total. 4.
Dykes. Athletics. 4: total. Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
MONROE TO
BOX MORROW

Frankie Monroe OF Los Angeles
and T.aekey Morrow win meet IN the
main event OF the next Aren't smok.
er, to be held on August 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

In shutting out the Metropolitan
National club. Pitcher Frank Gsnga-
man OF the Washington Mutuais
turned In . no-his. no-run game yes
terdsy The Mutuslx Earnered IL
runs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

Fittsburx q. Philadelphia o.
Cincinnati 0. New York ..
Chicago 1. Brooklyn o.,
81, Louis q. Boston 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
CURTAIN KAYOEs CLIFFORp

BAYoNE. N. j.. July 22---Johnny
Curtin. Jersey City. knocked out
Joe Clifford in tho sixth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22

Yfsnkie Fsrreo seems - ha~e
G9vDed down the pusiiiseSc snfdwsy
49, . distance since h. Fxfurned to
~ California haunfs. jimmy Duffy
ee1snfiy knocked Fsrren kIckfng IN
onree rounds In the land Of the esrfh-
lun&<ss and - Duffy has never
49, . knockout punehcv. this looks
~ for frankie.
yps benjamin., waIly Reid Of shs hight
wes1bt ranks. wfll return 70 Coast rings
eeSH. says Eastern ring gossip. Benja-
N4y< vas formerly champion Of The Coast
1S5-posnders, and VA open . esrnpslgu
- regain the tius ~ nesting efthes
lobby Harper or Jimmy 8acco az Port
14n4 SION He may box In seattle soon
Nh, vincent, wsfterveixht champion
- obe Pacific feet. and Eddie Biiiinrn
VI msst In return bout In the head
u1ef Of Mondays ring show at 8rsrnsr-
t11. They boxed "a . draw on the las.
e1s6 scross the bay.
~ the ruwor thst tho New YORK
stnte boring sousmss~ion removes lfs
hrn on nsfxnf bouts materfsilx~s.
Gotham fans are In for SONS real
iotsr-raclsi battles. Harry wins, Md
Norfolk. Psnams Joe Cans and Dan
NJ Edwards are formidable decsrs-
f3ens la the heavy, liEht-hcavy. mid
dle and feafherwelght classes. re-
eD~esiveiy.
JecE McAuifffs mad Freddfs Welsh,
18TH former lightweight champions, can't
re 6eaters IN the same way ~ all Mo
AuI1ffe predicts that Benny Leonard viii
eo~ Welsh picks Lew Tcr1Isr- N~xfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-22
'Iurenne to
Play Johns
for Title
Allen Eliminated in State
Tennis by Turenne;
Meet Closes Today

III EoS DE TuRESNE and Harold
- Van Dyks Johns we're playing
ifor the washington ssafs TERMS
championship today with Mayms
MscDonaid and Mira J. {. Cushing
meeting for the women's title.
Turenns entered the finals Friday
By defeating Marshall Alien. 80. Sc.
50. 81.
Turenness terrific service ard
court-ccverinr ability won the match
for him. Allen was st his best IN
tho first set.
WINNER IS
STEADY
Tho winner played steady tennis
while Allen played a BIT too carefully
after taking his first set ard hs
missed chances for aces In thu clos
ing sets. IS
Both made some remarkable gets
and the match brought out some OF
the best tennis OF the tournament.
Johns, BY virtue OF HIS victory
over Turenne In the city finals. en-
tered today's match a favorite to
win.
MISS MCDONALD
FAVORED
Miss Macdonald was also favored
TO annex tho woman's trophy as she
defeated Mrs. Cushing last week IN
Portland.
Armand Marion won the Junior
title Friday. defeating Harry shaw.
ga. 81. II was siam hang hattie
with Marion's steadiness and expert.
cnce winning for him.
Sara Livingston and Mrs. Brngdon
took the womsn's doubles honors yes.
trrday. defeating Wayne Macdonald
and Mrs. Gushing. rs. 90. Both
teams played careful tennis and the
match wa. repistc with long rallies
Alien and Turenne defeated Grant
T.aizure and Dick Burr In the semi.
finals OF the meas doubles. 80, a.
-. and win meet Herb suhr and Bill
WhaIen for the title today.
Allen and sfayine Macdonald won
the mixed doubles championship
from suhr and Afrs. Cushing. 80.
|s.s. 81.
Miss xsyrne Mcdonald. Of Seattle. "
Mrs T. C.. Cushing. Of San Francisco. for
the washin xton state vomsn's singles
championship.
Harold Van Dyke Johns. Of Seattle. ~.
Leon De Turenne. % Seattle. for tho
Washington state mons singles cham
pionsbip.
lP. NJ.
Marshall AHer ard n v. d. Johns 81
gsnts1s. vs. Herbert guhr and William
Whsisn, Of San Francisco for the Wash.
inwton mems doubles championship.
MEMS srsoLYs
L. De Tmsnne defeated ~ Allen. 10
&C. s-4. ga fsefnf- finais).
JUNIOR SINGLES
A. Marion defeated n. Shaw. So, s-f
wONEN's 2orBLEs
Mrs nraedou and Alss L4vingstone de-
feated Mrs. cushing and Miss Mcdonald.
rs. - ffiuaisp.
MEMS DOUBLES
Allen and Johns defeated f.afxurs and
Burr, a-s, 81. 90 frsmi-finaiD.
NfxEp DOUBLES
Miss Mcdonald and Allen defeated Mrs.
Cushing and suhr 80, 90. 80 tfinsIs).
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CHAMPION SIGNS

NEW YORK. July s2.--Benry
Leonard. worid's lightweight cham.
pion. has signed 10 box Ever Ham
mer a, Michigan City on August 5.