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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
N. w. STARS
WILL ENTER
POLICE MEET

CEvERAL open events in the
~ track meet 10 be held Mt Denny
Field Saturday by the Northwes,
police. are attracting entrants from
college and other amateur circles.
Vic Hurley. Russ Halt and Roy
Petri Of the University OF Washing.
ton VIII try TO pass the speedy
among the cops and other stars
from Vancouver, u. c., Portland.
Tacoma, victoria and other sport
centers.
List Of events follows.
Ten-miis road race, ioo-yard hsndiosp
fpoilcel; 17o-yard handicap tpellcs)f
foo-yard dash topcn). szo-yard dash
topenli tte-yard dash tpolicep: l0o-yhfu
dash tpolics In uniform): sso-yard (po-
Heel; is-pound shotput tpolice). o.
pound weight throw toppnl: ss-pound
throw, ono hand topon). fs-pound ham
broad lump tpoiice): high jpntp (polico) .
pole vault tupen); one-nlie race topanl I!
ssh-yard race (opcp). 5o-yartis (wivos Of
policsl. rs Yards teaptains and tnsp.o-
torhl. ioo.yard dRsh policemen acaling
more than 210 poundrl. ioU.ynrd dash
tcopa who havo never won a frat PLACED:
too-yard relay thoy seoutsl; sco-yerd
tnewsboya): ons-nilis bicycle race tboys
under is); ioo-ysrd dash tsgtA ana iieu-
relay tseattie polloe). pistol shoot tpo-
Heel; z7o-yArd relay tcamp fire eiris) i
76-ysrd dash tchiefs OF poIics). 7s-pound
wsiGht throw tcops who have never won
frat piacs) so-ysrd dash (boys under
la; musical chair race for band.
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jaw. ana cut loose with . fusiilafe
In the fourth canto that had the
Boy cut on hts feet whsn the gong
tangled q welcome relief
SPECIAL EVENT
WAS SPEEDY
Th> special event was the tastes,
tilt Of the show. Sailor Walters had
enough OF an edge IN weight and
punch power to give him the YER.
diet over FSankic Hritt, tho finshy
Tacoma junior lightweight. nritt'H
speed and clsysrness earned him an
even break In the first three rounds.
but tho sailor wore him down and
took the last ssanxa BY a wide mar.
gin.
Eddie Bedford was all as sea
from the first gong In his clash
with Soldier Woods Hs couldn't
solve the Wild Mans style and en-.
hihised . perfect speciman OF a
glass hw. onc Of the soldiers Wild
wAiiops fioored him In the second
round. and another sent him down
for the fun count In tho fourth.
In the second bout. AT Sorrento
Of Los Angeles and Chris stiiimsn.
drew. and Frankie Green beat F1il
pino Tommy roiss IN the curtain
raiser.
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GARDNER WANTS TO
PLAY IN PORTLAND

Harry Gardner hasnt many moro
seasons left In Coast League baac-
ball as he's a veteran In tho pitch.
ing game
But there are . lot Of good games
In that old rubber arm yet.
Gardner owns q z2.acrs farm out.
side Of Portland. about 20 miles. and
the big fellow wants to play In Port
land next year.
lie wanted TO so there this season.
but no deal was completed.
For fellow who has given his
best for baseball, tho Seattle club
should mako some sort OF effort 70
let Gardner finish his baseball days
In Portland II q satisfactory deal can
be made.
They say there's no sentiment IN
baseball. but In this case Il may
DO the exception. not tho rulo-
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Seals to
Open Big
.WeekHere
Indians After Scalps of
Frisco Outfit in lmpor-
tant Games

Deaf the scaiai
- That's the hattie cry OF nearly
every team In tho league as san
Francisco and Vernon come down the
homo stretch.
Last year the Indians rose IN the
wrath and rmote tho ehcsty Bay city
hoys for five wins out OF seven starts.
and knocked them clear out OF tho
pennant. forcing them into third
place.
Today the Seals open another i'm.
portant series IA the Rainier valley
wigwam They are leading the Tigers
BY mere squeak. The Seals muss
win 20 Keep their slender lead m the
Ilgars are knocking oves thu Salt
Lake Bees regularly In the south
The Seattle GROW beat the leaders
the cid Eaue In q seven.tif ssriss
here before this year. and there's
nothing better that the tribe would
IKE 10 "a than 10 haul tho Seals out
OF tho lead
The local gang II picking Vernon
20 win on the strength Of tho sched.
ule. Vernon plays four Of the six
weeks AZ home. while Frisco has four
weeks on the road And Frisco must
play Los Angeles twice. Tho Anrri
pitching staff u going great gun~
and will givs the Jack Miller outfi,
plenty Of trouble nj Los Angeles.
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81 nII4ly EyANs

mW COBB n strong for the college
physr. ~ his Indication Do
1tu1ts scouts have cpmbed the college
f|sad' for promipinS uasesial
~ 4 the authority fse the state
ueue that college players have had
= wonderful Influence on hig league
honokaIl because they have come up
~ 9uch large numbers and made
Il rsalsv ID rsmarkahjs the strides
- college ball player has rnade "
~ majors In the past 10 years. Not
- Iung ago the signing OF college
n1ayerr was much commented on
Now such happening gets only
~ lines on the sport page-
There are several reaaous for tina
eoIlegs mems invasion Of the majors
q usch largo uumherA
mt = the money appeal,
u h possible for a star college
n1nver 70 demand . fancy salary In
eoopariaon With What he could
ma1se IN any other lins Of endeavor.
1his has caused many plsyers to
es4or the profession. u only for .
IN years. Ia an effort 70 get To-
esGhsr Z financial foundation for the
parxicplar business which they In
tend eventually to follow.
Rec<ntiy the minor leagues. BIZ
th~Ir attitude toward the draft. and
tha big prices asked for star re-
crui1s. have forced the majors to do
more developing Of players Nafur.
ally the club oxnars have turned to
th4 college fisld for material
At least dozen players on the
Detroit club secured their early
hexrsall education IN the college
sapks.
6Cme five or six stars. graduated
from college IN June and signed by
the Tigers. are now in the faster
minors for further PREPARATION.
Cobb works on the theory that
unless player can BE- used rexu-
larry hs win develop faster By get
ting actual experience under compe-
tent supervision
Cobb IL accepted generally as the
greatest player Of ali time
Whom does this greatest player Of
an regard as the best college player
Who has ever broken into the gamer
That question was put 10 the
Tiger leader recently.
s8fany stars have graced the ma
5ors from the college ranks said
Cobb. but TO my way Of thinking
George sisIer Is easily the greatest
Of them al.
II can best describe him as being
q wonderful ball player. He does
everything well. He was ready fcr
this majors when he stepped Oft the
college diamond because he is a
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AdAir has Travelled n fast com
pany and b. works uI0 genuine
nam eveuasr. but he didn't show
~ Coaster anything nav about
I'm hand Tsayis Jared him sew
eral times In the early periods.
1nwNsd the finAis, hcwever. Adair's
oxperienca began to tel and he con
sisfsntiy stspped inside the nshten-
~ le6 hook.
Auskiu 3 salt win match ore Of
~ koys with Johnny Clinton. a
New Yorker. IN ths main event Of
nnxt weeks card u was announced
hon the ring.
NEW BOZ Uk118
MKT WBxx
Thb man clintnn = ala to have
hnxsd draus with lightweight
Champiou Kenny Lsonard and with
lev Tender. NJ rhi,sdslphiA south
uow.
Boy McoHsulin took . boxing les
eon from B1dis H1l,inss IN the semi
wfndup> The HFsmertan siusxer
ty1od al the wAy md helahored
u1lIlnss' RIBS quite Justify At times.
ut The Wisconsin man Just nstur-
any knew too much about the boz
1Ignttns pastime-
He rocked NccsnleA from head
% hesls with rights and isfts. n the
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Net Title
Tourney
on Friday
Johnston and Tilden Fa-
vored Over Foreigners;
American Athletes Best
nY mgNIlY 1. FANIu1L

NEW YORK. Sept. Eight Of
IN the worlds recognized greatest
tennis players start tomorrow In the
competition for the Aurrican singles
championship In Philadelphia.
OF the 10 players that tho London
Field" pronounced last year az the
greatest stars IN tho world. only
Andre Colbert. the great Frenehman.
and u. I. G. Norton. tho South
African star. will ir missing.
The big Eight" on the entry list
IN the order named are William T.
TIiden. William NJ. Johnston. Vim
cant Richards. zenxo shimidxu. Ger
aid n. Patterson. James o. Anderson.
Manuel Aionzo and Richard Norris
Williams.
For the first time. perhaps. the
worlds singfes championship can be
decided. even n II Ia not official.
There are two outstanding tennis
caaslcs In the word-thr British ma
tionai championship. decided an.
nuaiiy at Wimbledon. and tho Amer
lean national championship.
Gerald Patterson. tho captain OF
the Australian Davis Cup team. won
the British title this summer VIII
iam Tilden. tho former champion.
did not defend.
, II Patterson should win tho Amer.
lean championship In the coming
tournament. he viii have n clear
title 20 tho titv because tho great.
est players Of America. AuHtr ALA.
Canada. Japan. France and Spain
will 10 opposing him.
II another wins no viii have the
same ciesn-cut claim for tho same
reason.
Patterson suggested. affvr he won
the British title. that ho play Tildcn.
tho king Of American tennis. for the
worlds title. but tho American as.
ISOLATION frowned upon II for 20.
ilificai reasona IL was pointed out
that all the worlds rrenfes, players
would compete In Philadelphia and
the association would be willing 20
recognise the winner unofifciaiiy a.
tho worlds champion.
In tennis and golf Uncle San,
nrffifz % tF htfIFiuE INTO IN tta "
absolute world supremacy. In row.
Ing and on the track and field the
prospects for the future are Just az
bright
Polo IN tho latest sport IN which
TIM eolors OF tho United States are b
Ing held 20 the top Of tho pole
America now owns the lnierna.
tionni polo cup thru the victory Of
D~vercaux Miiburn's veteran team
last summer In England. The flu
turc dnpcnds on young piaysrr.
In the recent iut9national
matches for the Herbert Memorial
cup. q team OF young Americana
Including Malcolm ''Milw" Steven
sou. w. Averhiii Hartman. c. G
RunHsy and Morgan Belmont defeat
"a tho great Argentine team. which
had cleaned Up IN Europe.
The young Americans played q
lhrfriianiiy ,ha; n was shown em
Iphaticaiiy that there arc man,
young players ready 10 mount int
the saddles OF the great veterans.
American polo In leading tho work
at present because the American
game Il dash and speed. Americans
80 fast and heavy for everything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Ted Knudson Wins Star
Eclectic Golf Tourney
Twelve-Handicap Man Leads Field at Inslcwooe
With Score of 55-4-1; Winner Receives Possession
of Beautiful Silver Trophy
ny ALEX C. ROSE

TIED KNUDSON. an eight-handcap man, won The Star
Eclectic Golf trophy. with card Of 55-451, leading
field Of "A competitors in the three monthsJune July
Augusteclectic tournament at the Inglewood Golf and
Country club
Following close Teds heels Ray Throm with net
ST. which landed him in second DIR. j. c. Moore and Dr.
f. Restine tied for third each having net of SO strokes
more and Rush Estee followed with cards of 81 apiece
This tournamenhe first of its kind to be put at the
Lake Washington coursecreated keen interest huout the
season. and many cards turned during the final
week that the winner in doubt until yesterday when Club
Captain Gene Hatton after carefully checking and reheck
ing all cards, made the announcement.
Champion Knudsons gross of 55 played II
coursea hard parwas made up with six "2s five "3s"
and as"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
GREAT GOLF
MATCHES ON
TAP TO-DAY

|DROOkLINE. Mass. sept L.
- Four great battles that will
eliminate quartet of stars was
STARVED today in the second round OF
match play for the American ANA.
tcur Golf championship.
Rudy Kneppcr Of Sioux City. Ia.
and Princeton university. the sensa-
ton OF the tournament so far. win
meet the former English champion.
Cecil Toilcy. in the feature match OF
the day.
Jess Sweeizer win play against
Jesse Guilford. the present title
holder; Bobby Jones, the great At.
ianta boy. viii tc against w. II. Nc.
phaii and Chick Evans win meet
Frank Godchaux OF New Orleans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

EsrA s<Aspp. tbs radsans' nov
pitcher. e<rtnfnIy plays mean
pisno. He made the ivorfSs moan
when the bays laid ever In ssera-
menss fsv c~spss sf hours on the
trip homA
schupp and Dee xsixis. trainer. ere
planning . hunting trip In Oregon ss
soon - tbs season closes
wsiiy Hood - the Beap Brummsi Of
the Ipdtsns. You ought 10 Sc Wsliy
when he's ali dressed w ia h.s tor
rssdor" troussrs They simply kncck
your ere out
Tab spencer 4 stu havtpg . lot
81 trouble with his Fingers On his
throwing hand. They were poisoned
IN sA<rHnenfo and he hasn't been
sbis 10 grip . ball since.
Straw hats OF both the Los Angeles
and Seattle ciuts GOT the bust In sscrA.
nento. Boy. you should have sssn
those hay derbies get crashed. Not one
I'D escaped except Ernis schorrs, and
he got by by giving hts hat 20 the
porter and the boys showed q little mercy
Tor ths Pullman Rsstus.
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A glance AZ the above marks shows
Just how good this Knudaon chap has
been going. In fact. he was so far
ahead OF tho rest OF the field two
weeks ago that II looked like walk.
away. but in tho final squirt he came
within an eyelash Of being over.
hauled by Throf. Moore and Ristinc.
until he rang up a -" on tho 18th
hole on The last days play.
Ray Throm. an is-handicap man,
coming from away In the rear. fin.
ished In second plncc with twos on
tho third and fourth holes. lie
nearly tied Knudson's mark. his putt
for two on the 18th green rlnming
the cup. Had the pellet dropped
Ray would have had n gross go
which. with his handicap allowances
Of nine. would have made a rcplay
necessary.
But tho ball didn't drop. 10 Ray
got the runner,up place. His card
read ms follows:
Out q 2 2 342 4 4-2s.
In 4 "a 2 4-33--6f.s-52.
Other cards filled out were as fol.
lows;
DIR. J. c. Moore, 6i.s.5a: Dr. 10. II.
Ristine, 65,i2-b3; Or. VI. s. Naramore.
6s-i2-54: II. n. Griffith. 1884; Rush
Esteo, 6o.s.b4; Theo Lcman. 69-i25i;
John X. Gray. 63.s.s7: John Colby.
tr, e7.o.5s. Jim Torde. e3-4.5o: 8. r.
Hills, $3.50, Jim Blake. $3.50; Jack
Westland, $3.50; Chef King. 7o.e-Gi.
Many OF the entrants failed by one
or two holes TO complete their string
OF ringers. Tho tournament was a
great success. and II 10 almost Ger.
tain that another one OF the same
kind Will be on the Inglcwood 1923
program OF events,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
MAPLE LEAFS
TO GO NORTH

The Maple Leaf soccer team. one
Of the crack squads of the league
operated by Tho Star last season.
is sending a team TO Victoria, b.
c., 20 play Victoria Saturday. The
proceeds OF the game will go to
Jimmy Muir. Victoria diver. who
broke his back In high dive in
the =. N. A. swimming meet there
a few weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Grizzlies to Ask
for Berth Soon in
Coast Conference?

with Idaho and the University
Of Southern California admitted
to the Pacific coast conference
during tho past year. talk IL
going Abou, on tho sport Rialto
that the University Of Montana
viii ask for admission at the
next big meeting OF the confer
cnoe. A new Northwestern con-
ference OF Whitman. Willamette.
Montana State, Conxaga and the
College Of Idaho is said 70 be In
the making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
PONDER STILL
OUT OF PLAY

Elmer Ponder. I. A. pitcher, VIII
be q long time out Of the game.
The big righfhhander. who dLic-
Gated his pitching shoulder in a
fall at Salt Lake early this season.
tried to throw a bali In the Coles
tiai bull pen last week and he
could hardly get the ball TO the
catcher. II 10 hardly likely that
he win be able TO take his turn
on the mound before next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
SPENCE ADAMS
OUT OF GAME.

Spence Adans, Seattle second
sucker. Is temporarily out of the
game with an injured second fin
ger on his throwing hand. He took
a low throw OF second last week
| In l.. A. and was cracked on the
end Of his finger. He Us expected
to break into the game here again
this week.
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ORR PLANS TO LEAD HAWAIIAN TRIP

pILLY ORR. popular Seattle
- shortstop. u planning to
take q team to Honolulu right
after tho Coast league season
ends. Orr will know soon wheth-
er or not the trip goes thru, az
he expects word from Nike Jay.
Honolulu newspaper man. who
II promoting the thing.
Orr has lined up the following
team as the club that will invade
the islands:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

sbeehan. sacramento. first
base; Sawyer. Vernon. second
base; French. Vernon. shortstop:
Kamm, Frisco. third base: Orr.
Seattle. jeff field: o'connell.
Frisco. center field: Sand. Salt
Lake, right field: Byicr, Salt
Lake; Cook. Sacramento, catch.
ers: schorr. Seattle: Kramer.
Oakland. pitchers: Valia. Frisco,
utility.
Two or three more pitchers are
yet 70 be picked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
JACOBS CURVE
BREAKING WELL

Elmer Jacobs has the best curve
bail In the league right now. The
big fellow pitched grand ball on
the road and should have won four
straight games. losing by tough
breaks 70 Los Angeles twice by ,
10 I scores.
Opposition bah players viii tell
you that Jake u ona Of the smaftcst
pitchers that ever stepped on the
rubber.
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All Of tho players have agreed
to make the trip. according to
Orr.
There are many teams In Ha,
wall for opposition. the 25th In
fantry. the All.chinese and tho
native teams being the main
ones.
The only thing that may hold
up the trip IL that the games
may conflict with the big foot.
ball schedule in the islands,
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sCn0RR WANTS TO
HE REGULAR

Next year win undoubtedly sec
Hunky schorr blossom out an a res.
uiar.
The southpaw pitcher IL too rood
a hitter not to be in the game regu
larry.
sehorr plans 20 try HIS hand at
first base or In the outficld-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
LANE HURTS
ANKLE

Seattle fans don't want 10 expect
10 see such fisshy work on the
bases when Billy Lane gsts on dur.
ms tho frat couple % games with
tho Seals Tho RABBIT" tripped
on the foul limo IN Los Angeles
Monday and he had badly swollen
ankle coming home on the train.
doc" Meikle. tho club trainer.
worked on the Injured member and
had The Rabbit" In pretty good
condition when they arrived this
morning.
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Davis easily held shade in each Of The first Tour ROUNDS
and his agessveness and the accuracy OF his LETT hand
brace Of sessiona
Adsk Il . rel rmgster. He uncorked walop that made
The boya and girls gasp but didn't find the Davis jaw more
than three or times during the evening In the fifth
md sixth rounds he landed few terrific body olts.
70 the fans who prefer watch finished boxers work in
preference to seeing boys who have nothing but willing
spirit and hefty punch, the 80 was treat Each boy APP
urenty realized that the other could deal him the sleep
notion in case Of the slightest slip 1t interesting
frht atho far from sensational.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

CHICAGO. Sept ITO decide the
championship OF the minor leagues.
a post'season series between the win.
nors Of the Southern association. the
Texas league and the Western asso-
citation pennants has been suggested
by A. X. Tearney. president of the
Western league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
JACK ADAMS
is GAME

Jack Adams Ia playing with HIS
injured ankle wrapped In a special
cast made for him By Doc spen'
Ger. the Los Angeles baseball special
list Adams cracked the bone In bis
injured ankle again In Oakland. but
he refused 10 stay out OF tho lineup
and is playing with n foot that would
send many fellows to crutchcg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
~ Cobb Says Collegiate
Mines Major Gold Mine

natural ball player.
Some idea OF Sisters versatility
can be gained from the feet that be
proved himself a great southpaw DO
fore he gavs any thought 20 playing
first base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
BILL ORR MAY
TEACH CARDS

Billy Orr. Seattle shortstop. may
coach baseball next spring at Stan
ford. Orr was Cardinal star In
1909 and no coached there In 1914.
Orr has had an indirect invitation
from Cardinal athletic authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept a.
with all OF tho 1924 veterans back
In the squad, tho Yale football eleven
went thru tho first signal drill Of the
yenr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
CARDS AFTER
PREP STARS

Stanford Is certainly going after
tho high school athletes. Thirty.
six stars have registered at the
Cardinal institution.
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Everett Fighter Again
Spills Dope at Arena
New Yorker Has Class and Wallop, but Fails to y.
Much With the W.-k. Left Hand OF Northwest la5
Pound King; Davis Forces Milling
BY sEABURN BROWN

ELL, mates, Travie Davis must still be rated
as about the best boy in Northwest weller.
weight circles. despite the recent influx OF
new blood.
He and Barney Adair OF New York boxed
six rounds to draw at the Arena last night,
the referee decided. Davis did the leading
over four-fifths of the route and landed the
cleaner punches, altho Adair used his
strength and ruggedness to advantage in the
infighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

Los Angeles IL building . now
baseball park. 100000 plant.
Vernon VIII continue 70 use the
Washington park grounds. where
both clubs have been playing In the
Movie City for tho past few sea
sons.
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INDIANS NEED BATTING PUNCH TO BE REAL COAST CONTENDER
Kick at Plate Is Big
Need of 1923 Braves
Brick Eldred Is Only Consistent Driving Hitter on Sc
attic Team; Elmer Jacobs Ranks Well With Star
Coast Hurlers; Other Baseball Gossip
ny LEO II. LAsSEN

EFORE the Indians can expect TO be pennant
contenders in 1923 the club must bolster 10
the hitting end Of the squad.
The tribe has only one consistent clouter
on the team at present and that's Brick FL
dred. When Eldred isn't hitting the punch
of the Indians simply amt.
Billy Lane is crashing the ball hard and
WaIly Hood and Tex Wisterzil are pounding
the leather fairly well, too, but Eldred is the
only slam-bang stcker on the team.
On the recent road trip Of the Redskins
several games were lost because the team
didn't have the punch.
For two years running the Braves were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
GOVERNOR TO oFFIcrArE

NEWARK. N. j.. Sept. Gov,
Edwards win act as tho honorary
referee at the national junior and
senior track and field championships
starting here tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Ken Williams in
Van of Home Run
Hitters With IS
YESTERDAYS HOME
RUNNERS

Yesterdays HOME
RUNNERS
Ken Williams. Browns. i--ss.
cy Williams. Pills. Ia.
Walker. phils. iii.
Jacobson. Browns. Ia.
Dugan. Yanks. Is.
Galore. Robins. Ia.
Olson. Robins. IL
HOME RUN LEADERS
williams. Browns. IS.
Hornsby. Cards. 81
Waikter. Athletics. 81
Ruth. Yanks. 20.
Williams. Pills. "a.
Holman. Tigers. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

Should tho railroad strike halt
cosst league baseball transporta-
ton some games may be played In
the high school stadium at San
Diego. according TO gossip going
the rounds In Los Angeles.