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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
SCIENTISTS TO MEET
ANTAGONIST GHOST
pp1NCE, OF NEW YGat
DN, TorN IN TRAILING SPoOK
TO ITS LAIR.
WILL GO TO HAUNTED HOUSE
,.... NOT Taken Lightly by People
ma a. Canada. Ghost Charged With
lions Misdemeanors. Numerous
o.-.rge Tales Are Told.


uAI1FAX. n. S.-The famous
uo1o.t" OF Antagonist county, who
..nd. charged with arson, assault and
r,sltv TO animals, tonight was as
.reJ Of an opportunity to clear his
1's before a Jury of scientists.
la V,;lI; ian H. Dennis, proprietor OF
+5o Halifax Herald, announced that
c a1 F. Sleggs, assistant professor
o'N b;ology at Dalhousie University,
0. on O'' would leave for the haunted
soor which the spook is alleged to
lo oonoy near Caledonia mills and that
~. fGgnadian Investigator would be
a;noJ there by DR.. Walter Franklin
IG.rlT director of the American In
l. ;~'t, for Scientific Research in New
Nh nv Dennis said he was determined
IN - aat At the bottom of the unexplain-
ID Ares and dying cattle that drove
Sisysrder Macdonald and his wife
:r -Cl,7 their farm house in midwinter
He anpeared much impressed when
one Of his reporters and a detective
sttached to the provincial police force
reCe1tjv returned with reports that
thew had received spookish slaps while
The matter is not to be taken light
~ according to Mr. Dennis, who has
drawn ND a fresh Indictment against
the gbost-if ghost it be-charging it
With not only driving the MacDonalds
from their home, but with having I'M
four other families in the same
district in the last fifteen years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
REPUBLICANS WOULD LIKE TO
FORGET THE ANTLLYNCHING BILL;
1T WILL NOT PASS IN THE. SENATE

Old Feelings Aroused. All Federal
Marshal Could Do to Try to Collect
$4,000 Penalty Would Be to Seize
~ Court House or Confederate
Nom and Sell II at Auction;
No One lid Buy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
.BUNCO MEN ARE BUSY;
STEAL BILLION YEARLY
RIGID INVESTIGATION BEING
MADE BY GRAND JURIES OF
BUCKET SHOP ACTIVITIES.
LOSE SAVINGS. OF A LIFE TIME

Many Poor Widows and Orphans Are
Among the Victims of Slick Stock
Statesmen. Federal Agents Take a
Hand to Stop Swindling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

had the Indian sign on the south.
erners when danger threatened. and
the support accorded 20 both the blg
highlander and Burger was steady
at times sensational,
Messrs. Lyons and crnndaii. who
performed on tho knoll for tho
Angels. were as lambs led 20 the
slaughter. insofar MS ono nm stumpL
Seattle first hascmAn and home plate
pllferer de luxe. was concerned. All
1911 did was 20 step TO tho plate
seven times and hang out six hits
during the afternoon. IN addition 60
a perfect exhibition around tho in.
Itiai bag.
Brick" Eidrcd. too. boosted his
stick average. lie hit home run In
the first game. az did Manuel Cucto
The opening hattie was more or
less OF succession Of long hasr
knocks and runs. with the Indians
holding comfortable lead all the
way.
Gardner kept the slate chan un.
til the sixth frame. when a triple by
Lyons and single by Mccabe scored
a tally. Rallies In the eighth and
ninth periods accounted for three
more.
The second game early developed
all the earmarks Of genuine pitch.
Ing duel between the veteran on.
Crandail and Lefty Burger. This
situation endured until tho sixth IN.
ming. when singles by Adams ard
Barney and doubica by Lane and
Eldred drove in three scores.
crandail kept the plate clean foF
the remainder Of the afternoon. while
the Angel ha~runners all died ON the
paths.
The kiIiifsr clan waved dangerous
In the third frame Of tho closing
tonst. Three successive single. put
Burger In hoie. bus the effort NV.
vered when thu southpaw bore down
q Bit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

Roscoe saries. In Duensenberg.
came in third. Jerry Wonderiich.
with DuensenberR. took fourth
place. and another Duensenberg.
with Harry Hartz at the wheel. cap.
turcd nth position.
The dope" ran true TO form when
Murphy won: but Tommy Milton
pressed him at all stages OF the race
and led al the zoo.mlle mark. Tire
trouble forced him out at this juno.
ture. and Murphy'a i0o-miie an hour
pace gave him too great a lead 10
be overcome.
Eddie Hearne was forced 20 absn.
don the race when a connecting rod
broke.
Milton looked like probable win.
ner for the frs, 200 miles. He and
Murphy battied for the lead on fairly
even terms until four fiffhs of the
distance WAS covered. Milton con
sis,eniiy held a lead. but was unable
10 create an appreciabie margin be-
tween his car and that Of Murphy.
The only injury 20 mar the race
was that suffered by John Bresna-
han. mechanlcian for Eddie Hearne.
who was struck over the eye by a
pebble hurled from the track by the
wheels Of Ralph Aulford's car.
a crowd estimated at from 80. 900
10 10000 witnessed the speed classic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

Kayoes
Kansas
Italians Seconds Toss in
Sponge in 9th Round;
Champion IL the Leader

MIcHfGAN CITY. Ind. July g.
AVA After he WAS beaten by Welter,
weight Champion Jack Britton In an
effort 70 gain the i4b. pound title. re.
Gently. Benny Leonard was reported
as quite sore over press gibes TO this
effect that aEe n telling on him. and
determined 10 prove that he is still In
his prime by decisiyely winning his
next fight.
lilo hast Last night. IN the eighth
round Of scheduled i0-round. node.
eision battle. he knocked out this
hardy Rocky Kansas, the sauafty
Italians second tossing In tho sponge
70 hnve him from further punish
ment. after the lightweight cham
pion had battered him into helpless
ness.
Kansas. who stayed THE sImi, with
Leonard IN thrcr previous bouts. and
who gave the champion quite n bat
tie on each occasion. was beaten
frcm tho opening bell.
lie didn't have n chance.
Once IN "a while his desperate raj.
lies would result In hanging a wailop
on some far from vital spot on tho
champions anatomy. but Leonard
was master ~ the situation turnout.
lie captured every round by wide
margin, which wms slow and fairly
even
Leonard fought rrimiy fierceiy.
From the moment the men stepped
10 The center Of the roped arena and
faced each other. u was apparent
that tho title holder was out 10 "gc;
his man"
Leonard used his left 10 good nd.
vansage in the early sessions. jab-
binE Kansas off his balance time and
again. and following with vicious up
r~rcu'E. Kansas apparently was
helpless against the varied attack.
with Kansas rapidly tirlnr in the
seventh round Leonard rocked him
with right End Jeff hooks and n
crushing vight cross.
BADLY dnved by soii6 ruashes 20
'hs isw early ~ shs eighth frrm-,
Knrsas was Quickly beaten into m
almost defrnselesr condition. and the
actual knockout was prevented only
by his managers prompt action with
the sponge. which turned !, into a
technical one.
The champion seemed eiafed with
his decisive win. evidently regarding
Il NJ vindication OF tho charges
tina, he y on tho down grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
OWNER OF
NORWICH A
TRUE SPORT

l0NcE In a great while a rel
" sportsman appears in the prof.s
sional ranks. Such AZ Ben Block
owner Of Norwich. who sacrificed n.
possibility OF a wonderful record run
10 keep his word.
Months ago Block promised New
Workers TO give them the first look
at his Kentucky Derby winner In shs
Carlton stakes AT Apueduct
Twenty thousand fans went out "a
the track. They did not know that
the great Norwich was not in form
and that he was facing almost surs
defeat In spotting rs pounds q
Whiskaway. the fleet Whitney co,t
Before the race. Blocks ,rain<r
told him that Norwich stood to b
beaten and that he ought to b
scratched.
Block answered by saying that h
had promised 20 show his star anA
thousand were there TO see him. He
must keep his word.
Norwich started. He was beaten b
eight lengths and Inundated. but
Block felt that he had kept his word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
PHIL KRUC
EATS WAY
TO SUCCESS

NEW YORK. July t.--Fhll krug
~ weiterwelght boxer. who has 81.
feafsd such fstic stars a. Mike
o'Dowd. Mike Gibbons. Lou Bogssh
George ward. Dave Rosenberg and
Jimmy o'Gatty IN IN. short space OF
Is months. has unique explA ma tion
for his success.
No. krux doesn't credit hts man.
arer. his own natural speed and ring
ability. his brains. his training
methods. his nationality. OF any one
OF IN. half.hundred explanations us.
ually Forthcoming when fighter
steps from the mediocre elaaa into
the llfnsliEht
He says b. has literally eaten his
way TO the top
Here's kruE's explanation:
From my earliest recollection I
have always given serious thought
20 the care Of my physical self
II am careful OF my diet AT all
times.
u never deprive myself of sleep
for foolish pleasure.
Il never use liquor or tobacco. con.
aidsrlng them had for the attainment
OF a perfect physical body.
Even In the war. where 7 served
In Uncle Sans undsrsea fleet. 7
avoided tobacco. though u seemed as
" every man used Il.
Proper eating and sleeping are
the essentials OF a fine and healthy
body.
II regulate my diet according 10
the United states government caior.
les chart. showing the relative food
values OF the different articles Of
daily consumption.
MANY OF them with great body.
building value were not 70 my liking
but I made them a part Of my diet
and soon acquired a taste for them.
m you want 10 be perfectly
healthy you must cat what's good
for You. not what you like.
II have found that by eating as I
do never take on loose tat. as 80
many athletes do when they tempo.
rarily cease training.
THE result Is that training for n
bout Is not hard for me. just being
n part OF my daily living.
II never have to tax my strength
by forced denial in the matter OF
eating or undergo hurried reduction
by means OF violent exercise 10 cause
heavy perspiration.
Both OF these tend 20 shorten the
life Of boxer.
"a full eight hours sleep II an
absolute necessity.
"And 70 derive the best results
from your sleep. you should lie with
your body north and south.
MY uncle, who was scientist.
gave me this advice many years ago.
The electrical currents which pass
from the like 10 the unlike poles of
the north and south are extremely
beneficial to the body in sleep, and
where the body II In n north and
south position. can pass through
much easier.
Fat and sleep correctly and YOU
will find yourself filled with n new
Joy OF living"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
ny billy EVANS

LIVERY sport has AZ stated inter
IL walls It's outstanding figure. In
baseball Rube wadacll. Hans wag.
ner. Larry LaJoic. Grover Aiexan'
der. Walter Johnson. Ty Cobb and
babe Ruth have held sway.
Certain things these stars could do
a little better than any one else
made them the talk OF the baseoalI
world.
The boxing game has had itn John
L. sullivan. Jim corbett. Bob Rita.
simmons, Stanley kstchel. Battling
Nelson. Jack Bsltton and Benny
Leonard
Corbetf was the boxer. Fltxsim-
mons and ketchei packed a terrific
punch for their weight. Nelson was
known an the Durable Dane OF
the present champs Britton com.
mands attention because he seems
able TO defy Father Time. Leonard
is generally regarded as a champion
who has every thlng.
Billiards has had its Frank Ives.
Jake schaeger. wiiiie Hoppe. AT
present the son ~ the late Jake
schaefer rules the billiard world.
However. few players have ever
stood out In the billiard game as
Hoppe has.
Football has produced any mum.
Der Of idols. but none greater than
Jim Thorpe. who. by the way. did
not confine his athletic greatness to
the grid iron.
Now We come down 10 golf. the
game that IL fast developing into a
national institution.
Golf has produced many great
players. In the game today are any
number OF stars who stand out be.
cause OF their greatness on the links.
Some have won fame largely thru
their driving ability. others for their
short game and few for their all.
around sound play.
or the present galaxy OF golf stars
Walter Hagen unauestionabiy ls the
most imposing figure in the golf
world. the outstanding figure OF the
game.
Hagen Il tho STYLE golfer YOU see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
Walter Hagen Is Greatest
Golfer in Links History

In thu pictures. and read about In
fiction. but seldom come across IN
real llfs.
Hagen IN tho ideal golfer. lie
looks the part and plays Il. No task
seems too difficult. lie does HIS best
In the pincher. A. a money player
he IL without an equal. In aii bls
solf Journeys the chief thought OF
the other contestants IA:
What's Hagcns scorer
Hagen has just won more golfing
fame by taking the British open
championship. IL - the first time
an American-bred golfer has ever
turned the trick. lie has 10 many
other titles 10 HIS credit that he has
TO employ secretary TO keep track
Of them.
Recently was discussing base.
ball with several noted golf pro.
fcasionais. After they had qulxxed
me with score OF question. about
baseball decided TO get some golf.
ing information.
who u the greatest golfer In the
etatesg'' asked.
That IL merely a matter OF opin.
ion." replied one Of the pros. ~ n
wouldn't secm conceitcd would
pick myself However. no player f.
tougher for mo 10 beat than Hagen.
| have beaten him. but not often.
'Hagen's golf IL really uncanny.~
continued the pro. II well remsm.
Der a series OF matches we played
prior 20 the opening OF one OF the
western championships. Hagen. by
the way. won the title that year.
First Hagen said he intended
playing the course In better than as
tina, day. Considerable money was
wagered and a big gallery followed
him around. Hagen had fat bet
on himself Ha did II in "a
The next day he said he would
play the course In better than -
and he came right thru with 10
THE day before the match he said
he intended 20 beat 70 and turned
In n 90. Believe me. those three
days caused me TO have lot OF re.
spcct for Hagen. Seemed as IL he
could set his figure and then just
beat g."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
SEATTLE INDIANS OPEN ANGEL SERIES WITH DOUBLE VICTORY
Winner Is Closely
Pressed by Milton
Murphy Takes Lead From Milton at 200-Mark, Wbeu
Latter Blows Out Tire; Broken Connecting RoJ
Forces Out Eddie Hearne

TACOMA July 5-Breaking the Speedway record with "a
average of 976 miles hour for the 250nie distance
Jimmy Murphy. winner Of this years Indianapolis auts
classic won the lh annual Tacoma track event here ys
terday afternoon
Murphy drove Murphy Special regarded before the rae,
the fastest in the United States covering the distance
in 2:33 :55 4-5.
broken by Murphy finished close second timers cachins
him at five seconds slower than the winner Milton drove
Leach Special.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
BRENNAN is
WINNER IN
MARTIN GO

a SfiLAND. KY July Bob
n Martins highly advertised cam.
paign to establish himself as the
most likely candidate for Jack Demp
sey's heavyweight title came 10 a
sudden stop here last night. when
Bill Brennan easily outpointed him
In a i2.round go.
The bout was n no.dccision affair.
but Brennan had the better Of the ex-
changes all the way. i'm the opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

Craze to
WaneSoon
Larry Lajoie, Star of Yore,
Declares Speaker Type
Superior to Ruth's
ny HENRY I. FARRELL.

NEW YORK. July 8 Omitted prensl
~ Larry 1.Aioic. the old hero Of
the Cleveland Indians and ono OF the
greatest battera OF all times. ough,
10 know something about hitting.
In recent interview with the Uni.
ted Press correspondent IN Cleveland.
he discussed the prcsent.day batserz
with the old timers.
Efforts by premier hstter- 20 be
come nahc Ruths successor are re.
sultlng In more home runs. but are
causing the loss Of many ball games.
because they strike out or ltft pops
Ia the attempt TO put the bail out OF
the park
singles were plenty GOOD IN my
day" he said. I'VE wanted to get
on base and WE employed any method
10 set there. n bunt would work.
We tried that and n wild pitcher
was in the box. We always tried for
pass.
TO try TO knock the cover off the
hall every time up was unheard OF.
No manager would tolerate g."
f.atels believes the home run craze
win pass away because II win be
overdone
"Walt until the batting averages N
these home run hitterH begin 20
dwlndi~ and then tho fans viii want
20 sec the consistent bstter.-.she
player who tries 20 Win for his team
bR getting an base nav wuv he can
The pitchers are solving the weak
ne~ses OF these distance hi,ierr.
siowly bu, surely and n tho hastsrr
continue tho free swing they viii be
easy marks.
ANY man who can drive as many
balls out Of the parks NJ Ruth has
done + certainly deserving Of great
credit. but batter ~ tho Wagner or
Speaker type ~ far rnor~ dangerous {"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
BUD CONNOLLY
EMBRYO STAR?

Billy s,epp. who chronicles sport
happenings Of Portland. IL setting
himself up In competition 20 the
Frisco writer's accredited with max.
ing caveney. Kamm and o'Conneii
worth biz money. Billy doesn't vet
any figures. but he tells the cock.
eyed universe that Bud Connolly.
Beaver utility infleider. il n cinch to
bring loads Of money TO Portland club
stockholders after tho hid has some
seasoning. And AZ that. Connolly In
his first year Of professional ball.
looks like mighty sweet prospect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
CARD MENTOR
GOES TO REED

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
July 4-Charles s. Botsford. for two
years in charge OF lntramursl ath.
lctics at Stanford. has resigned to
take charge OF athletics at Reed
college. Portland.
Botsford IL the firth OF Stanfords
athletic heads 10 resign recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
SCHINKLE BACK
ON THE COAST

Nd schinkle. who came from the
defunct Western international circuit
TO the Sacramento outfield. IL serving
his second period as q Coaster. Sew.
ersl years ago. no was a pitcher on
the Salt Lake club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
PADDOCK
BREAKS S
RECORDS

CANTA BARBARA. Cal. July e.
~ Application viii be made for OF.
ficiai recognition OF five new worlds
sprnting records made here yester.
day by Charles Paddock. champion
Splinter. II was said today.
The new marks he made are.
Sixty yards. us seconds; 10
yards. 7i.io; so yards. 74.5: 175
yards. II; 1875 yards. 10 Is seconds.
Paddock also cqualed the mark OF
. 3.5 seconds fcr 100 yards: 7 3.5 sec.
onds for rs yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
KING WANTS
TO TRY RING

Lots OF baseball players have
achieved fame on the stage-but
rip" King. Portland backstop is out
after another type. lie is showing so
much cleverness with his fists that
Doc Burke. Portland trainer. Is train.
ing him with a view TO making him a
heavyweight boxer with "A wallop.
speed, cleverness and the rest OF IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
Molla Mallory in
Semi-Finals; Wins
Over English Star

WIMBLEDON. England. July
Sin drizzle rain which MADE
footing Insecure and good tennis
almost impossible. Mrs. Molia
Mallory. American champion.
worked her way into the semi.
finals Of the British national
championship here today.
Mrs. Mallory defeated Miss
Edgington. GO and 81. The
American title holder had little
difficulty in winning the first set,
but she was hard pressed in the
second set when she drove into
the net repeatedly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

toes.
Remember 20 keep the toes
pointed
Keep in this position until nearing
tho water. then sfrairhten out
smar,iy. entering tho water head
firut. with the arms above tho head
and the. fingers straight. with the
forefingeru touching.
when entering the water, you
must be not fArther than six feet
from the end o. the beard.
Tomorrow and onehaif som.
sr~suif dive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

Some idea Of the immense cost of
some collegiate football was con.
tanned in the recent report OF a
committee OF Yale graduates that
entered hot criticism OF the con.
duct OF athletes at the New Haven
institution. In 1920 Yale football re.
ceipts were 100000 and in 1921 they
were $4,000. Yet Yale finished
with u deficit OF 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
SACS STILL IN
HARD LUCK ROW

Back TO normally" for the saera,
mcnto Senator's Charley Pick q
crutches has been Joined BY the ri
Of the Scion base guardians. Mollv1h
with an arm disiocated in aiding
and Marty McGaffigan with sever
teeth troubles. No. there seems fitf1s
chance Of the Indians slipping inn
the cellar this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

Yesterdays h~rs--WIfh n .p~~t,--
Mar fhrow Go the plate In the tssh,
nS>s Young. Gtsst safft~ld~r eat err
the wtnniag rua Zoe the Bxo.kiya
S"ninss and the Esne end<d s-sil
Rogers Hesnshy hn his assh horref
ana rave the Cardinals a s.fo.s victory
ever the Reds in the s~cond xam~. .fs.~
tnsy bad dropped tho FIRST sss.len. III
sam Rice drove IN both runs tha, en-.
sois1 washington "a win the second sarns
rom ths Red Sox. 70 o. after Jarh
Quinn had beat them 20 o In the or~n.r
The Browns sad white ssr sofit
even. the Browns fosfng the firs<
gAme. 90 ,. and Winning the sec
end By the same SCORE
The Yanks dropped the rr., ram. %
IN. Athissies. 10 !. and won the second.
20 !.
The Braves and pills scored three rms
ssch n the ninth inning. but the Phils
Won. TO ,. on two runs In IN. first.
The Cubs took a pair from tn. Pirates
AZ 80 and s-e.
The Indians grabbed both ends from
the Tigers. 80 and ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

summary Runs Responsible fcr--fsyons
O. Cardner l. struck ont--zir fssons D
~ Cardnsr a B&sss en bafis~-off Lyons
O. Hsms runs--Eidres. cueto- Three
base hits--Lyons. stumpf r~o-bsss hits
--stumpk cuesc. Tuomoiy. Tebir. Car
vol,- sacrifice ntts--Caetc. Staupf. Deal.
Nrfsss Rana bAffsd Mildred. Sfurnpf
3. Mrcsee. Kfiisfer. NeAuisy- Caught
q Barney Doabls piays-Wisssr-
al % Cusss % esumpf: MecAcs 70 DAILY
Time - I.ss. Tmptrss - Mcorsw ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
Tribesmen Have Great
Day With the Willow
Gardner Il Found for 10 Hits in Opener, but Wins,
to 4; Burger Hurls Shutout Ball and Blanks Angels
in Second Encounter
RY SEARuRN BROWN

MYTH both clubs playing alright baseball defense
wv three cropping out in the double bSeatte
took both games from Los Angeles the opening OF the
series yesterday, winning the first tilt to and the
second to o.
Seattles swatsmhs had great day at the platter, while
Gardner and Burger tho hit with consistency by the Angel
suggers, frightened in the pinches.
Gardner proved puzzle TO the visitors in the opening
Melee his delivery being ncked for 10 hits but the od fox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
TRAVIE DAVIS
WALLOPS GRAY

EVERETT. July 5.--Travie Davis.
former welterweIght champion OF the
Coast, was awarded a four.round yer.
dict over Bobby Gray. OF Denver. in
the main event OF the Eagles smok-
er here Tuesday. Davis proved TO be
too fast for tho Denver boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
ny AII.EE> RIGGI>
Olympic Fancy Diving Champion

Tho front jack.knlfe dive IL one %
the most interesting dives. and re.
quires a suppl. body.
Good practice for this dive Is try.
ing 10 bend and touch your toes
withou, bending your knees. This -
good exercise for anyone.
After standing at attention AZ the
lower end o. the board. run and
spring into the air as high as pos
nibie
Al the top OF your spring. bend
forward nj tho hipa and touch your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05
WILSON PUTS
DEMARIS AWAY

RUTLAND. VI. June 6.~-Johnny
Wilson, middeweight champion.
knocked out Al Demaris In four
rounds here last night. The go was
scheduled for eight rounds. node.
cision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-05

summary. Runs responsible for--Crsn-
DAN o. struck out-By Crandsu 4.
Bsss on bsIIs--o. Crzndsit I. stolen
bsse--Bsrner. Two-hase hits-L.ans. II
dred. Sacrifice hits-Burxsr. \. Adams.
f,ueto. Runs battsd in--s- Adams bar
rey. Eltred. Double pisrs-Landimcrs 20
McAuisy to Grfsgs. cueto 90 ssumpf 20
r. Adams Tine Of sams--i.se. I'm
plrss-Byron and McCrs~.