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Evening star., 1922-07-25
FALL OFF STAGE LAYS
BELASCO UP 8 DAYS
Producer Lands in Orchestra Pit
While Attempting to Aid
Woman Friend.

NEW YORK. July 25.-The appear
ance of David Belasco with bandages
around his arms revealed today
he was so severely injured last
Thursday in fall from the stage of
a Broadway theater to the orchestra
pit that he was confined to his bed
for three days.
He was directing new play when
his attention was called to a woman
friend who had just entered the thea
ter. Mr.. Belasco leaned over the foot
lights to greet her. The woman STUN
bled and the producer. in attempting
to lift her to her feet, lost his bal
ance and fell on the music stands and
ratings. bruising his arms and legs
severely. 3ss
Evening star., 1922-07-25
$50 HIRED IN DAY.
c., B. & Q. Reports Many Additions
to Working Forca.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The Chicago
Burlington and Quincy railroad added
an average Of from 125 to $50 me-
chanical workers to it's forces daily
during the period July 1922 inclu-
sive,. and the high mark was reached
yesterday, when $50 men were en-
pioyed, Hale Holden, president, said
in q statement today summing mp the
strike situation on his road.
Passenger. train service IL being
maintained throughout the system ai
s5 per cent normal while mail. milk,
time freight, tive stock and suieai
service = practically normal, Mr. H0l-
den Said. s.:
Evening star., 1922-07-25
ACCUSED OF AK SLAYINGS.
Son-in-Law Held Responsible by
Two Juries in Double Killing.

GRAND MEADOW, Mimi, July 25.-
Responsibility for the deaths of John
Wagner and his wife, attacked by
man armed with an ak in their home
here week ago. was placed upon Au-
gust F. Detloff, jr.. son-in-law. by
two separate coroner'S juries here, it
was announced today.
Evening star., 1922-07-25
PRESIDENT ACCEPTS
DOVER'S RESIGNATION

President Harding has accepted the
resignation of Elmer Dover, Tacoma,
wash. a. assistant secretary of the
TreaS1lry, in charge Of internal rev.
enue Ind customs, IL was aunoqneee
today Rf the White EQpse & 60.
Evening star., 1922-07-25
AIDED CUSTER MASSACRE.

wEYBURN. Sasl<a, July 25.-An-
tome Oullette. one Of the Indians who
served under Sitting Bull at the time
az the Custer massacre. over nifty years
saeo, Il dead I lie at the age Of over 100
Evening star., 1922-07-25
sEABoARD ADOPTS PLAN.
Rauair Work on Engines Carried
on in shipyards.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July 25.-
Use of shipyard machine shops for
locomotive repair work was adopted
in Florida by the seaboard railway
soon after the shopmen's strike be-
came effective. The Merrill Stevens
Shipbuilding Company, Jacksonville,
and the Tampa Dock Company, at
Tampa, are handling engines running
into these two cities.
Evening star., 1922-07-25
sUSPECT ELUDEs POSSE.

NORFOLK, Va, July 26-,Jim Cham
federzl prohibition leers 1t Titus
town saturday night gain esiccessfully
sluded asposse sszly ~ norni1E.
Evening star., 1922-07-25
WEATHER.

Fair tonight anu tomorrow; slightly
cooler tonight. Temperature for
twenty-four hours ended at pm.
today: Highest, 81, at $50 pm. yes
tertay; lowest, 10, at $3.50 am. today.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1922-07-25
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All rights Of publication Of special
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to keep Douglas in his win
ming ways. Early in the year
Douglas was very successful,
then came the crash that put
the big pitcher out of organ
lied ball.
Fred Toney won 10 games for the
Giants last year. incidentally he
was n great man 10 have around 10
finish games. Douglas won Is
starts. His deceptive spitbsll also
made him an ideal pitcher 20 finish
game when some pitcher faitered.
McCraw has been forced TO 60
along without these pitchers o
greater part OF the season. Toney.
from the start. was OF little or no
use. Dousias pitched remarkable
ball In spots.
Artie Nehf. McGraw's great little
southpaw. has continued his winning
ways.
However. TO bolster UP the rest Of
the staff. McCraw has resorted 70 all
kinds OF trades and sales.
Good work by Ryan. who scarcely
was listed as q regular last season.
has helped. Tho purchase OF Nc.
Quiilan from Boston also was q
master stroke. In dire extremity
ncGraw even resurrected John
Sect. released by Cincinnati because
II WAS believed n bad arm had ended
his pitching days for all time.
II the Giants represent the Ma,
tionai league In the world series
this fan pitching VIII be the big issue
with McGraw. II has been his big
woe all season
have umpired in q half dozen
world series and been q spectator
al as many more. In all that time
I have never seen better twirilng
than that delivered by Phil Douglas
last fall.
In making such a statement am
taking into consideration the 70
rnarkabc feats Of Mathewso n.
Brown. Adams. Faber. Bender.
Plank and many other stars of oiden
days.
Douglas certainly was McGraw's
ace In tho clash OF last year. He
viii be greatly missed n the Giants
win the right to play In the 1922
event.
II you have your doubts as 10
Douglas work last fall just CONFER
with any mcrlher Of thu Nav York
Yankees. They all have whole
some regard for bis prowess.
The big mountsineer worked three
great games against the Yankees.
one defeat. two Of them victories.
He was the man who saved the day
for the Giants when the Yankees
were riding high.
Pitching has been. and stiil Il.
McGra~'s big problem. II is a diff
cult matter to compute what the
loss Of Douglas means TO the Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Bill Tilden Will Play
Tennis Here Next Year

der the faster game forced by the
champion.
Both OF the Seattle boys were
strong In their praises of Gerald Pat.
terson, the Australian star, whom
Eastern critics expect to develop into
a wonder player Patterson is a
giant in size and Is terrific server.
The Seattle boys were trimmed
right Off the reel In Boston. the pair
losing In the first round OF the ma.
tional doubles TO Bin fngraham and
Arnold Jones. national junior cham.
pions. Marion was put out In the
first round of the junior play.
Neither OF them was acclimated at
Boston and the change to the turf
courts affected their play.
In Philadelphia Turcnne made n
fine showing, being put out by Wal.
lace Johnson, the Philly chop stroke
star. johnson II considered one OF
the best In the world. II was a third
round match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Baseball and Money Bags
(EDITORIAL)

The St. Louis baseball bubble has apparently burstcd.
For the second straight time the worlds series will
be played In New York. Only an upset can change
the outlook.
The Manhattan money bags have bought the pen.
nants In the major leagues
In the middle Of the the Yankees stepped out
and purchased Joe Dugan and Elmer Smith. At the
end Of the 1921 they bought Everett Scott, Joe
Bush and Sam Jones.
The Giants purchased Hugh McQuillan in mid-year
to plug hole in the pitching staff. Last fall they
bought Heinie Groh.
Some inferior players sent to the two Boston
clubs by the Gotham teams and the deals were called
trades The transfer Of Groh with Cincinnati was
sale.
But il the money that turned the transactions.
The ST. Louis and Pittsburg teams have been built
by their clubs ut little expense and the fans of the
nation behind them TO win.
But the money bags. expected, win undoubtedly
win out.
Then the worlds series won't hold the baseball kick
for America that IL has in the past
The victory of the New York clubs would be blow
to baseball.
Let the New York club stage their world
SERIES but of these bright mornings they will wake
up to that the Of public opinion has knocked
the goose that is laying the golden eggs for goal.
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KID WOLFE
OUTPONTS
JOE LYNCH

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.--Jack
IN kid" Wolfe. Cleveland feath.
erweight. dccisivcly outpoined Joe
Lynch. bantamweight champion. In
Madison Square Garden last night
and won i5-round decision.
As Wolfe did not make the weight
Lynch retained his title. The bout
was advertised as being for the
Junior featherweight championship.
but the boxing commission refused
10 recognize IL as such.
Lynch couldn't do n thing more
than rock Wolfe several times.
The referee cautioned several
times about working under wraps,
but he finally stated In speech
to the house that he figured they
we're doing their best.
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York
Teams in
Stretch
Giants and Yanks Closing
in on Second Straight
Major Flags

NEW YORK. Sept. :2.-ccming
> down the stretch under whip
in driving finish, the New York
clubs are leading tho pennant races
in each league by margin or
three and half games--with the
finish and the world series In sight.
The Giants have III more games
to play and II they win seven OF
them the Pirates cannot win. II
the Giant win five out OF II. the
Pirates will have to win all eight
OF their remaining games 10 cop
the flag.
The situation In the American
league n practically the same on
points, with the Yanks fighting dcs.
perateiy 10 retain n lend OF three
and a half games over the st.
Louis Browns. IL the Yanks win
four OF their seven remaining
games the Browns cannot finish
first even II they win all OF their
six remaining games. IL the Yanks
win only two OF the seven games
TO come. the Browns will have to
win all six TO get the pennant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
CLASSY DOGS
ENTERED FOR
FIELD TRIALS

CENTr,ALiA. Sept. a. September
" ~ and IS have been announced
an the dates set for the annual events
of the Washington Field Trial club.
to DO run over tho Grand Mound
course. ives, Of this city. Many en-.
tries have already been received.
y. ID. Dean. OF Tacoma. president
of the Washington Field Trial club.
is optimistic over the prospects Of
the field trial season IN this section.
A partial list OF tho enirles Include
Dyke Danstone. Licwciiyn setter.
Mrs. J. N. Beai. Seattle. Ferris Mutt
nomah. Rap pointer. II. l.. Crinnei'.
Portland: Ferris Manitoba wayfar.
er. pointer. l.. s. Mcintyre. Seattle.
Jack CLANCY. Li~~cIlyn s~tter. II. y.
Clancy. Portland. Hy E~crdlngs
Caroline. pointer. W. II. Evcfding.
Portland. Rap'E pcgsis Proctor.
pointer. A. y. updyke. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

DILL TILDEN. worlds tennis
- champion. will play In Seattle
next summer for sure.
This is the word brought home by
Leon de Turcnne and Armand
Marion. Northwest tennis represent
atives. who returned from the big
Eastern tournaments last night.
Tilden. who won one OF tho great.
ost matches OF his career In defeating
Billy Johnston for the national title
In five.aet match. Is coming West
I'm the spring to play In the East.
West matches In California again,
and he plans to swing around the
Northwest on his way home.
Tilden viii bring Sandy Wolner.
tho youngster from Philadelphia.
with him. WeIncr hasn't developed
much speed yet. but under Tilden's
coaching he Is developing great
form.
Johnston had Tilden beaten, say
the Seattle pair. until he tired un'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

As this story is being writ
"a II looks as tho the Pirates
4 present were playing the
host ball of any National
1ngue team. but l am of the
Uinion their rush is too late.
"a for this reason l will con-
~ my discussion to the
Giants alone as the most prob
hle National league world
neries contestant.
ne tnficids Of the old Chicago
- and the Athletics OF former
"a u Is admitted. were pretty
~ but n either of those two had
NVtking on the present Giant inner
GDrks. tirrs alone win tell. It's a
dDeA none could have begun better.
nEAL FIRST
nGENfAN
Iaksn individually Kelly Is an
~ first baseman. possessed with
- best arm I've seen In baseball.
4 s1rs deiter. he IL a. consistent q
NE1hxnnsr as . manager could de-
- Over . 500 hitter. a sluExer
klnctiy. not fast but he Is danger
- Il al times.
A. second base. In Frankie rrtsch
Think the Giants have the test bali
lhysr In the National league. Az
1maks this statement can hear the
oms Of Hornsty mentioned. In
ls<ics to the latter. let us say It's
uvvr been my pleasure 60 see him
rF1Drm In = league game. but II he
= beetsr tho work OF my Fordha,n
md. In all departments OF play.
NJ got 20 20 soma.
A. . fielder. base runner. hitter
cher right or left handed. siuxrer
= hunter. the best compliment I can
ofnk Of to pay Frankie l.. he IL the
osisr OF the National league.
u Bancroft. at short. think you
= typical McGraw man--as hts
1T when tho going II tthe TOUCHES.
~ ~ consistent or steady as some
Gortstope. but ono who can rise 70
Gszy heights and save many a ball
ma There may have been better
axsonxI league shortstops. but new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

linga viii have chance TO prove
hln main event class In the Bob liar.
per nix,round session.
sailor Walters who IL the most
popular rims man IN Seattle AZ pres.
emit viii mix with Young o'Dowd In
a return ,iff IN tho second half OF
the double main event. walters won
the decision the other night by n
great finish In tho fourth round.
This tangie Is also 20 DO over the
slx.round route.
Brownie william. tho hnrdsockins
Filipino bantnmweight. viii make his
seattle debut Ia tho semi wlndup
with nud Manning.
A return bout between Sailor Mar.
tlnex and KID Johnston. who fought
a hard draw last Tunaday. Is also In
the making.
A preliminary or two viii complete
the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
BIG SEMI-PRO
GAME SUNDAY

Tho second game OF the North
western semi-pro baseball champion
ship series win be played at the So
attic Coast league park Sunday. The
Georgetown Merchants will tangie
with Teddy's Tigers. Of Tacoma The
latter copied the first game Of the
series in Tacoma last week. by = to
count. but II took them 10 innings
TO do II. The Tigers can win the title
with victory Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
DARING RESCUE
HALTS T0ILERS
AT CITY HALL

Divorces. Wills. suits for money
due and other legal business was
forgotten for few minutes Fri.
day. while County Clerk George
Grant and his personnel checred
a thrilling rescue.
A large gray cat, marooned for
two days on the top OF a billboard
across Fourth ave. from the coun.
ty.city building, WAS encouraged
10 leap 70 safety by a rcsounding
smack from the hand of city
fireman. who Unanswered for
some minutes before he induced
the animal 10 return TO earth.
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er on a Clans team.
0roh rounda out the infreid AZ
third to perfection. Handicapprd
this year BY injury. but when him.
self a wonderful fielder. especially
OF hard'hit balls. Croh l. a most
dangerous man at bat and best hl,.
andrun man on the club.
BEST UTILITY
MAN
In Johnny Rawlings. McGraw has
undoubtedly the best utility man In
baseball.
With Young. next 10 rrisch, tho
best bali player on the club. Irish
Meusri and either Cunningham or
sfengc' 90 tak~ care OF the outfisld.
and either Smith or snyder behind
the bat, McGraw can put team on
tho field that looks hard 20 beat.
However. the one apparent weak.
ness In the Giants style OF play L.
It's lack Of versatility. There Is too
much samcncss about every game
with tho Giants.
Rarely IL tho unexpected pulled
by any Of It's members. arm told
McGraw does not encourage inltia.
tive on the part OF any OF oven his
more experienced men
From my observation I have NJ.
ways found McGraw's teams playing
siam-bang baseball. rarely ruuortinx
TO the sacrificing game. unless In the
very late stages and the score tied.
On the contrary. n only one bs.
hind. II appears as tho ne says 90 his
men. win or lose II in this inning.
don't play TO tie
With a pitching STAFF. or even two
men--aii tina, are really needed In
a world series--that measured any
way close 20 tho eaiiber OF the rest
% tho team. MeCrawa opponent
would be the one who would have 10
do all the worrying.
Nehf admired. and liked hia work
and actions immensely. He remind.
ed me greatly Of Eddie Plank. Why
he haan't done better this year
can't imagine.
Scott I've never seen work. bus
the rest don't look formidable
enough to me 10 stop the American
league entry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
TIGERS WILL
GET TO WORK

PRINCETON. sept. 22.--After a
week Of easy work. the Princeton
football squad will be thrown into
scrimmage for The first time today.
The coaches are working hard to de.
velop quarterback to succeed Don
Louirie. last years star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
CRACK LOG
ROLLERS TO
MEET HERE

MATT DILLON. worlds champion
NA log roller. will compete in an
exhibition with G. II. Powers. OF Ho-
quaim. at the Crystal Pool tonight.
Blackie Fadden. crack Crystal Pool
swimming star. viii attempt back.
ward somersauit from the 40.foot
height in an eisht-foot circle OF fire.
The exhibition Is to start at $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Admiral Schley Is
Off for California

Bound for San Francisco. via Vic.
toria. the steamship Admiral schley
left Seattle NJ midnight Thursday In
command OF Capt. w. Harris. The
schlcy carried full passenger list
and her holds were orammcd with
freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Ruth Crashes Out
His 35th Homerun
Sock in Detroit
CHURCHILL is
BACK ON CLUB

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. ga
Winnie" Churchill. star Harvard
back. has returned. and II working
with tho football squad. He has IN.
creased his weight 70 f72 pounds.
Coach Fisher has four teams work.
Ing In secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Battle Cost Is
Expensive; 500
Fine for Rabbit

NEW YORK. Sept. 2z.-wa.
ter c'Rabbit'D Maranville. short.
stop OF the Pittsburg Pirates.
was fined 800 for an attack on
Johnny Rawlings. New York
Giant second baacman. In Wed.
ncsday's game between Pittsburg
and New York, according to an
announcement from National
league headquarters today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Loss of Douglas and
Toney's Failure Hurt
Shutting Phil Saved Series for Giants Last Year; Art
Nchf Is Only Dependable Giant Pitcher; Billy
Evans Reviews Gotham National Loop Mound Staff
BY BILLY EVANS

HE detection of Phil Douglas, and the utter
collapse of Fred Toney, played havoc with
the 1922 pitching staff of the New York
Giants.
In the world series of 1921 the Giants
pitching staff by its superb work against the
Yankees, made McGraw seem well fortified.
Undoubtedly nobody understood the stu
alton better than McGraw, because during
the winter and in the spring he was angling
constantly for pitching strength.
Perhaps Fred Toney's showing in the big
series convinced McGraw that he was thru.
However, Bob Shawkey of the Yankees met
success than Toney, and Bob has gone great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

Herb Sutherland. swimming coach
~ the Spokane Amateur Athletic
club, has returned from his summer
home at Twin Lakes. Idaho, and has
started the ball rolling hmm edlaf~iy
by staging tn. spokane Interstate
Fair swimming competition. Over
10 events took place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
BENNY CALLS
OFF BIG BOUT

NEW YORK. Sept. z2.-Because
OF infected gums. Benny Leonard
called Off his fight with Charlie
white. scheduled for October .. In
Jersey City. The two probably will
meet here this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

w balls hall OF fame.
Tho veteran Vernon twirier pitched
a no-hit. no.run game against Oak.
hand In Los Angeles yesterday. only
two men reaching first. Dell walked
Schultz IN the firth and knight TN
the sixth.
Vernon won the game BY T.to.o
tally.
As SAN Francisco nosed out Los
Angeles again. 10 0. ~ pitching
duel between Lyons and Mitchell. the
seals managed TO maintain their
half'gHme lead over the Tigers.
Seattle was beaten out again BY
one run by salt Lake. the game being
played Ia ogden. Utah. Spencer
Adams home town. The sad news
- 10 10 ..
In the other game Thursday Port
land beat out Sacramento IN the
California capital 60 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
George Sisler Named
Most Valuable Player
by American Scribes

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-By vote of eight sport writer's
George Sister, first baseman of the ST. Louis Browns
has been declared the most valuable player in the Amer
league He will receive the league prize Of 81 900 and
will have his inscribed the monument to baseball
Ito be erected in East Potomac park, Washington.
Twentyeight leaders were named the ballot and the
Headers were:
Sser, SO points, Edward Rommel Athletics, pitcher
IS1 Ray Schalk White Sox. catcher 26 Joe Bush. Yank
pitcher, 49, and Eddie Collins White Sox second base
man, Is.
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barney. ThFse eass hlgs=A Heed. Hticy.
sehack. Twe-bssa hits--t.ane. y. Adams.
ssunpf strand. Aehtrk = sad. ttxlin.
seertieS hfte-t,rsne. Jsaklns. sfairn
bass--tuakias affuek ouse-tif Gould !.
- katlis I. ~ HEassfr $ iisssa 90 halls
Loft seheFt ;. eff Jacobs . iauihxs
pitehsd-ty gaute ~. - Mstsabs AZ.
- rchetr So Hans fsspaHsshls fps--
uguid ,. - apFv =. 1aeaiss g. Chafss o.
frat 20 facets. efe.sit ~ tors - MtEab~
rmpifea lteafd~a and MeteEAM. fians
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

Happy" Kuehn, % Portland, IL on his
way East 10 the metropolis. where he
VIII attend Columbia university Many
~ hls friends viii be 9iad ~ hear ~ thl.
ns~s. and he left the following address
for correspondence Care Of sea aors
Athletic club. Kew York city ~ r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Damaged Vessel to
Leave Port Sunday

Repairs 10 the motor schooner An.
vii. damaged when she hit Kelp
Rock, viii be completed In time for
the vessel to leave for the North on
Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

PARIS, Sept. 22-Lke Nine Sarah Bernhardt, who
couldn't remain away from her art Mile. Suzanne
LengIen, of the worlds tennis court has changed
her mind about staying in retirement and has taken
up the game again.
On her way to Marselles the French girl star said
today that her health much improved that she
had decided not to give up the game.
Il am going to play at Marseiles, then In the tourna
ment at Biarritz and afterwards probably will go
Portugal. Also made up my mind to play this winter
in the covered court championships in Paris" Mile.
Lenglen said in interview
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
CALIFORNIA
LOSES STAR

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. 81
Mugs" Van SAINT. haifback candi.
date. one OF the fastest Golden Bear
halfback prospects. is out OF the
game for the season with injuriea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22
Idaho Cob
Grid TEAM
Announced
Battleship Men to Face
Washington in First
Game Next Week

CHAMPIONS of the Pacific dsef.
" the u. 8. q. Idaho football team.
has named the lineup that viii face
the University OF Washington eleven
In tho first game Of the season 1t
Denny field Saturday.
The lineup. with the weights Of tn
vx.ru <ott1xr~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

Irene Guest. Of Philadelphia, member
81 the American Olympic swimming team
OF 1890. last week returned to racing
after many months Of inactivity. and
won a2o-yard race over iio-yard open
water course In the oreditabie time OF
asos as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

A large delegation Of b!uejackets
viii be. on hand to root for the goba
while the captain and executive Of
ficers OF the Idaho will be guests Of
the university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-22

Pntsburg's second straight de-
feat Of New York reduced the
lead Of the Giants to three and
onc.half games In the National
league race. The YanlSs and
THE Browns both won and the
situation In the American league
remained the same.