davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
Local Net
Team Wins
Big Match
Marion and De Turenne
Trim Crack Vancouver
Tennis Doubles Pair

VANCOUVER. II. G. July IA
One thing that makes very
strong Impression on the American
playing In Vancouver. u. C.. is the
contrast between the Washington
gallery and the Canadian. The Can.
adams follow the players more ciose-
". every stroke Ia observed. they
know ell the players ard ar- much
more Interested IN knowing who the
winner may be than In knowing who
serves tea that afternoon. They see
and encore every good shot. regard.
less. Furthermore. matches af~
scheduled with consideration 70 the
player rather than 10 the gallery.
The feature match on Thursday
afternoon In the n. C. mainland ten.
mis- championships on the courts Of
the VANCOUVER club was the meas
doubles between Arrnie Marion and
pcTurenne % Seattle with Milne and
Rhodes holders ~ n. c. mainland
mems doubles. Milne was last year .
representative from Canada TO tho
Davis cup matches and with Rhodes
makes a powerful team. The Seattle.
iics were victorious only after three
hours % srueiiing hard tennis. the
heafy work Of Marion Using e..
peelaiiy marked They are now pick.
ed as winners Of the tournament and
today are playing westwood and
Jones In the semis. Their score was
50. isis. s-..
In the ladies' singles both Mrs.
Brsssicn and Miss Macdonald are In
~mis Wayne Macdonald won from
Lorna Fraser very easily IN straight
sets Mrs BRrdon. who seldom
plays singles IN a tournament. enter.
81 that event here IN order % be-
come accustomed 20 the courts. and
yesterday defeated Mrs. noruue.
another seattieitn. In straight sets.
and today plays Mrs Diamond.
singles champion OF the mainland.
city 81 Vancouver. and OF British
Columbia clay courts The winner
~ this match meets the winner 81
the Macdonald Gushing match for
the final round.
Thursdays results.
fsinure defeated Ntiisrns 40. go Car.
dinsi s~fe.s<e snsv 80. ~. nerursnr>
defeated ". nhsd~s t-e. al psTursnns
defssssd faisure 80. 81. Msrsos defeat.
81 VESTS nef 81. s-sg nsffon defeated
Nsrf<nsaa ~ default
Meas eepni~ss
n~rur~nn~ and Msrion csfssts1
Rhode. ana Misc ga. fs.fs. 81. Euhr
snf vi.isxss defeated sttssns snd nhsdss
WH~4aUta 1I~xf<af
nfsraon esfsafsd Mrs psreus rs. 81;
Msrnsnsfa defeated T. Fraser Ga. 80
Wem<nss fousi<st
| nrsxfen snd xs<rcusif defeated ui--
fs~oa and Mecxiium 80. 80: Hsraus
ana Fraser defeated Patterson ssd hsn.
| trf "a. ga
Nfsss deubfsss
Mseppn.ia snf Msrisn 6sf~stsa Miss
Graham and Nr. csrdtnsf 80. 40.
Beraus ard vl1fsrss srfs@f>f Misc Rlxhs
ard Nr. Sewers a.. IA. f-ss rerursnrs
and brxxdsn aefesfsd Mrs. Milne saa
Rhodes 81. a.. ga.
Nu~s' sfmxissf
Msfien fsr.st-d MeNsstsr &c. 81.
shs~ asf<st>d shseids -. 90.
ra6as's srhsauiss
psTur<nn. va CARDINAL. wasscn 70
Miins fep<al. D~Tarenr- ara Marion Va
W~<twoed sn1 jones. Huhr ard ffilswas
W. Graves ard FsUeas; Mira nraxnen 70
Mrs. pisfnenf, Miss Nserrnsid " Mfs
Cushinr. NscDenaId and Marion "a f.con
and Cosrross. aorqm~ ard viiisxss w.
Fraser snd Jon<s usTur~uns snd nraE
| don - Elliott ard Fsiiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
TRAP MIX
SET SOON

rTyHE ah0s Of 1881. which will re.
4 veberato over the entire North
American continent. will be fired at
Atlantic City during the week be-
ginning Sept. n. The occasion viii
be the Grand American champion.
ships. tho real blue ribbon classic
OF trnpshootlng. and before the last
shot has lost itself somewhere on
the vast meaeows. the Absecon
blvd. traps will have become ma.
tionally famous. says the Phllsdei.
phia Public Ledger.
Virtually every event In the
Grand American this year will
mean a national championship. and
TO be a national champion In the
art 81 handling a gun. with It's med.
al emblematic OF that fact. should
be a more highly sought clay tar.
get achievement than any other
event In the rnme. Yet the Amer.
can Trapshoofing association. thru
its able pilot. stoney Mcfinn. has
arranged a long array OF valuable
trophies and money prizes for
many achievements which do not
reach the proportions OF cham
pionship. for In each class. despite
many weil.neritsd scores. there can
be but one real champion.
The shooting ground Itself. chosen
after long elaboration. Ia located
on the new Ahsecon blvd. facing a
vnst stretch OF the celebrated
meadows. with the gunner looking
straight into clear sky. The
traps. 10 in number. will be placed
on "a straight line along the boulc-
ward. with surroundings and con-
di,ions absolutely the same on each
trap at all times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

cago. won the American
open championship. Sarazen's
victory was gained over one
Of the biggest and best fields
that has ever contested In
the American championship.
Hagen was among the men sar.
axen defeated in the American open.
However. Hagen was dangerous un.
~ the end and finished only a few
STROKES hack Of the winner.
What match waiter Hagen vs.
Gene saraxer~ for the worlds eoif
tltia'
II would he q battle that would
command worldwide interest. waiter
Hagen IA one Of the most coiorfui
players In golf. ssrnrsn IL not far
behind him. His feat ~ winnins
the American championship AZ the
aEe OF ~ makes him a tsig sttrae-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
POLLING to CLOSE SATURDAY IN VALUABLE PLAYER CONTEST
Final Letters and
Votes Are Due Soon


Asst call for votes and letters from Seattle
baseball bugs In The Stars contest 20 find
the most valuable player in the Coast league
is being made today and tomorrow.
All votes and letters must be in the hands
of the sporting editor Of The Star by Satur-
day at 6 p. m.
In honor of the player named by the fans
as the most valuable player in the league
special day will be put on In his honor at the
Seattle ball park A handsome prize viii be
given the winner by Stacy Shown, the well
known jeweler and considered dean of Seat
tie fandom.
;tino tho hest letter ON WHY he nicked his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
COPS PLAN FOR
ATHLETIC MEET

with entrants from the entire
Northwest. Including Canada. the
nbiggest athletic meet ri police circles
bf the year viii be staged at Denny
keld. University OF washington. on
septernber .. by the Seattle Police
Athletic association
All events win be under A. A. ".
rules. while many Of the features
will be open TO police only. several
are open events. Some Of the con-
tesfants. especially in the weight
events. viii be Of Olympic caiiber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

NEW YORK. July es.---Lew Tend.
~ Ter. young and xiow ON the men
tai trigger. was talked out Of the
worlds lightweight championship
last night in Jersey City.
with a groggy champion IN front
Of him In the eighth round all set for
q Knockout punch and with 70. oo0
fr~nried fans on their feet sensing a
change IN the championship. Tender
allowed the glib tongue OF smart
Benny Leonard TO rob him OF the bis
opportunity OF hss life.
The quick brain Of Leonard
brought hsrn out Of hls greatest crisis
and enabled him TO so thru is os
the hardest rounds of his life and
earn . decision over his rugged chat
ierser by the slightest OF slight mar.
gins
Leonard rallied In the closing
rounds OF the fight enough 10 fin
i<h with five rounds 10 hts credit.
Tender had won four and three were
even.
The hixx~ss moment Of tho fight
came Ia the eighth round. when this
champion was Just getting under
way good. For five rounds Tender
had won by q mile because the
champion could not figure the swk-
ward iefs-hand style Of his opponent.
In the sixth round Leonard stepped
out and took the lead for the first
time. In the seventh and M 10 the
middle Of the eighth round Leonard
vas the champion of old.
Getting reckless. ne tore into Tend.
yer. Just for a moment he iapv~d
and Tender crashed over terrific
LEFT swing TO his Jaw. Leonard's
knees sarxed His guard dropped
and his eyes glazed His corner was
frantic. His legs were going and his
arms were heavy but the brain was
sftll there.
Don't kid yourself. You're not 70.
IN any place. you'ii miss the NEXT
one" the rroxxy champion Kissed
thru hole IA his jaws where tooth
had been knocked out in the third
round.
Tender fen for II. Ratified. he tore
IN with another left swing - and
missed Falling forward. Leonard
went into ciinch that held him up
until hts head cleared
Tenders big chance was gone Tie
knew n. ard acted like II. From
then on II was all Leonard.
while the official attendance WIN
not be known for another day. Ter
Richard estimated the house at u.s..
600 and the receipts At sf7s.ooo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
URBAN TAKES
EN- ON CHIN

Urban shockers feud with the
New York Yankees IL attracting
country.wide interest. After Joyous.
~ acting as a INK 10 the Gotham
club for a couple of seasons. the st.
Louis mound ace recently took four
beatinxs from them. Then he came
back In his first game this week and
shut them out--only on the follow
Ing day 10 70 In as RELIEF hurier and
take a beating. Urban has grea,
1ifci
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
MISKE CAN'T
GET A TUMBLE

In digging up beaten UP has.beens
from the grave to throw into the
den with Dempsey. Il Is strange that
the name OF Billy Miske Is never
mentioned. In spectacular come.
back, Miske has beaten Leo Amber.
son. Farmer Lodge. Tommy Nc.
carthy. BIZ Brennan. Charley
weinert, Tony Melchoir. Jack
Renault. Bob Roper uwicc). Al Rob.
erts. BIN Shade and Martin Burke.
Perhaps II isn't 40 strange. after all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
Joe Jackson Is "Hero" in Bushes Now

towns. The other day he played for
wcstwood, N. j.. against Haclen.
fack. westwood hadnt defeated
Hackensaek In about rs years. A
home run by jackson with the bases
filled and double with two on,
turned the trick.
Jackson started playing under the
name OF Josephs. But now that his
Identity has become known he Is
using HIS right name.
The life OF ease has not improved
Jackson's physical condition. lie
has an aldermanic pauneh. and car
tier about rs pounds 81 excess
weight. tipping the scales At well
over the 200 mark. He says the
weight hasn't affected his hitting.
but has slowed him up a bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
Beavers
Bat in
Victory
AL Demarce's First Day as
Manager Is Hailed With
Win; Local Hurlers Fall

DoRTLAND. July 70. - smuggling
i Gardner and GreEs Off tho hill
ock IN the seventh and ninth frames.
Portland won yesterday game with
Seattle here. Z 70 7.
The Beavers staged a driving fin.
lsh. railies in the closing innings
whiting away n sixrun lead the In
dams piled up.
In an effort 20 hold the beavers
until his stickers could bat In win
ming run or 80. Jack Adams put In
Lefty burger in the 10th inning. bu,
tho southpaw couldn't stand the Enff.
Yesterdays game was the first I'm
der the new manager, Al Demnree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

closeup they must como In. pay the
cover charge. and buy some food.
Recently the owner OF the cab
aret had poster six feet high and
four feet wide, telling how unjustly
Jackson had been treated by the
powers In baseball. II also extolled
hts innocence OF any wrongdoing In
connection with the baseball scan.
DIAL
The sign occupied prominent
position in front of the cabaret. II
cost lot Of money to get II ur. II
attracted much attention. ~ the fci.
low who wrote II wns some word
painter. However. It he'd forth only
two days
jackson Is going big IN the smell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

Yesterdays hevD--W.iiy s<hsng
Ma horne run IN the nth inninx
s.d gave the Ysnks . 20 8 via ever
the Hrv~nss
TIE Giants mad. n three st~ixht
sssr the Cards by Winning. - 70 !.
ssrunks single in the ninth inning With
che bases filled. drove In two runs and
envs thu white sox 70 victory
over the Red soz-
cy Williams Nit his 18th HONEY
With t~s on base>. Grabbing the Fhiis
70 h<~f the Reds, 10 B.
rfss hits. t~o passes snf a. error
sffsr tve rers dofn In tho sirhsh. scor-
"a six runs and Showed the Senators 70
beat fhs Tigers 20 I.
After he had won air straight games.
covsleskls vas stopped BY the Athietics
and Cleveland iont. n 70 :.
poweiI.s triple and Siron's single IN
the tenth inning gave the Braves the
run that beat IN. Cubs, TO 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28


two players meet In n ss-hole match
ZONE tirre next month 20 decide tho
worlds open championship.
The matter has already been
preached 20 Raraxen. and he Ia keen
for the match. The Wesschertrr.
Fillmore club OF New York has Of
serrd n $4,000 cash prize and ell.
yer cup for the winner.
There IL nothing Walter Hagen
likes better than keen competition.
SO " goes without saying that
Hagen VIII accept the conditions.
Hagen Ia generally regarded as the
greatest money player IN golf He
would be a strong fayorii~ n the
two mest. despite the Remarkable
ability OF Haraxen.
II IL understood that the United
States Golf association and this
Royal and Ancient Golf club Of 81.
Andrews will be asked 70 sanction
the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

Jackson IL doubling In brass" In
his new job. In the afternoon he
plays ball. whenever his manager is
able 20 dig up a date. In the even.
ing he is cabaret celebrity.
Jackson IA working under a con.
tract which is sponsored by a chap
who runs n cabaret at 125th IT..
and 7th ave, In New York. He gets
$3.50 per week, regardless OF whether
he plays one or seven games. He
also gets his cakes" as Joe refers
to his expense money.
Out harlem way they have made
sort Of a small.town hero out Of Joe.
Hero worship ~ a great thing. so
in the evening Joe sits around the
cafe. IL the natives want TO get a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
NEW YORK. July zs.--You can't
IN douhle-cross the public and get

NEW YORK. July zs.-You can't
IN double-cross the public and get
away with IL.
Two years ago Joe Jackson. star
outfieIdsr Of the Chicago white Sox.
was big-city hero.
Today. Joe Jackson Is eking out
a mere pittance. compared to his
major league salary. BY playing
cities too small for even minor
league representation.
II was more than from the big
show 10 the bushes" when Joe Jack
son passed out Of the majors. In.
VOWED in the baseball scandal Of
1919. Jackson was one OF the play
srs barred from organized baseball.
To uss the slang Of the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
Neptune
Swimmers
Are Set
Dad" Henry Files Large
Entry List in Star Meet
From Green Lake

"DAD" HENRY. manager Of The
~ Star City Swimming meet. had
HE Neptune club gang out st Green
lake in their first real turnout Wed.
nesday and after checking over his
results he hes filed the following en-.
tries for his club.
Gordon Mckay. Robert strsnna.
Walter Rhodes. Joe Nowsum, Don
Hamilton, Burton Everts. Keith
Hammer.
Pearl stsnmoe. Blanche stenmoe.
Myrtle webber. Katherine Atwood.
Vida Hosley. Pearl webster. Evelyn
Crosse.
These swimmers will be entered In
all Junior events.
Several others are expected TO be
filed next week when this club holds
It's second tryout on Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

Shades
Tendler
Tender Has Champion
Grosgy in Eighth, but
Fails to Put Him Away
Fame L. Fleeing;
Bat Nelson Thrown
From Jersey Arena

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. July -.
--fickisness Of fame was shown
just before the Leonard. Tender
fight last night. when Battling
Nelson. former worlds light.
weight champion. was thrown out
Of the stadium.
Nelson slowed away under the
stands early IN the afternoon and
znesked into q press seat just be-
fore the bis fight. lie was found
without a ticket and three cops.
none too courtsously. hustled him
to the gates and pushed him out.
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
THREE TEAMS from
GREEN LAKE

Three teams will be entered in The
Star meet from Green lake. the Nep.
tune club. Phil Gienn's aggregation
and Harry Mcwhatters' squad. Ma.
drona IL also entered. Nothing has
been heard OF yet from Mt Baker
and Seward. Alki may also send q
team. aitho no word has been re-
ccivcd from the West Side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
WORLDS Series GOLF
IS next ON PROGRAM
Walter Hagen British Champion, and Gene Sarazen,
American Golf King, to Mix in Big Match on Labor
Day, With Worlds Crown at Stake
BY BILLY EVANS

TT looks II golf is TO have its world series.
Most Of the other sports put big classic between
the leaders, why not golf?
For the worlds golf championship Of 1922 Walter Hagen
and Gene Saraxen have already qualified
Hagen the British title from one Of the greatest
fields that took part in that event The winning Of
that title gives Hagen the highest ranking the golfers
on the other side.
Recently Gene Sarazon the Skoke at Chi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
WILLIE KELLER
ENTERS LIST

Willie Keeier. the heavyweight
m!tt singer. Is In town. seeking
whom he may devour. Keeier says
he has been doing considerable box.
ing OF late IN tho South and around
Denver. and II In shape TO step into
the ring at a moments notice with
any OF the dreadnought tonnage lads
the promoters can dig up for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
A DIRTY NOTE
IN THIS ONE

In the days Of his apprenticeship,
Jack Dempsey used TO fight with his
right arm dashed to his side. An un.
kind critic now remarks that Demp
sey ought 20 no? into the same har'
ncss when he fights Brennan. Gret
or Wills. and make the bouts close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
HENRY To COACH
DIVERS TUESDAY

Henry. who IL one OF the leading
diving authorities IN the Northwest
viii coach the divers In The star
meet az the different beaches Tues
day. He will be at Green lake be
tween 10 a. IN. and noon. at Ma
drona NJ y. m. Mt. Baker at
.. m, Seward. y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
JACK WAY BACK
IN SEATTLE

Jack Way, winner OF Tho Stars
mile marathon. IL back In Seattle
after a trip 10 California. He is cx.
pected 10 enter the meet again.
Hester Eastman. winner OF the WON
ems mile las, year. Is also expecting
to swim again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

NU7T7TeFT- TUNINHf TTTTHF0" ~ VETH"
rer 40 81 bst -. hus n. runs q ufexh
4. AZ bat 10. hfs q runs : charss 40.
fsaf 20 nufssr Nsns fsspersibls Tor
Lsxsrrns :. Gardner .. orssn !. struck
cot lily ievsrsns q ~ usrdnsF :. ~
A ar Caffnse a. sselra hssss~-t@sas 4.
gtsreA =. Hood Thrss-hsse hif-~t'fsns
Tee. bsss hftss~firessest. Feois. rohin.
wfstsrsii, wsifsr a. fsns. Sacrifice hits
!. wnifss. stnmpf. csAns, Lssefsns- Dea-
his plays wfsfsrsif ~ =. ADAMS 70
r,ansrfi woifss 20 foeie, feeis 70 Nc
Cana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
GREEN LAKE
| ACCEPTS BID

Phil Gienn's crew Of swimmers at
Green lake have accepted the chal.
llenge OF Johnny Wilson's Madrona
BREW and dual meet will be ar
ranged within few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
BRITISH HOLD
UNIQUE TITLE

After disastrous season In sports.
England remains with but one undis.
puted title--the champion loser OF
the year. In succession OF re-
verses. the British lost the cricket
title 10 Australia. the polo cham.
pionship 10 Argentine. tennis to Aus.
traiia and France. golf TO the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
ENTRY BLANKS At SPORTING
STORES AND BEACHES

Entry blanks for The Star meet
win be obtainahle from now on at
spalding's and Piper a Tafts. and
also az the beaches. Entries close
one week from tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

More short.sighted people are
found In cities than In the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
f7ii Washington ST.. Apt. ID.

Sporting Editor. The Star:
Red KiliIfer IL the most valuable
man in the Pacific Coast league.
There ~ no better outfieider when
Il comes 10 ail-around playing. and
he has played almost every infIeld
position In addition. He f. n better
first bascman than two or three who
hold down that berth regularly In
this league.
He IL "A 500 hitter. there IL no one
would rather sec bat in IA pinch
with one run needed 10 win than
Red Killifer.
His work Is brainy. He has an
uncanny ability TO outguess the op-
position and do the right thing at
the right time. And he Is OF the
hustling. always trying type Of play.
er that the fans never tire OF.
Kililfer deserves the honor OF being
called the most valuable man.
o. n. MITCHELL.
42o1 University Way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
sARATOGA ruRF OPENS

Saratoga. N. r.. viii enjoy n
months horse racing August TO
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28
ExTERMTNAToR RACES SOON

Extcrminator will campaign In
the Saratoga race program during
August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

The fan writing the best letter why he picked his
nayer as the most valuable viii be the honor guest Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28


day with a special box being
prepared for his party.
A flock OF players have been voted
for during the contest with three
players leading the field by a large
margin. because Of the rules OF tiss
contest no results viii be published
until all the votes Arc In.
Sporting Editor. The Star:
In my opinion Billy Lane. Seattle
left fielder. IN the most valuable
player In the Coast league.
Lane is good fiy-chaser. has a
fine throwing arm. and covers lots
Of ground.
A. the plate he IL the best lead
off man In the league. is good wait.
er. and a good hitter In the pinches.
He Is also very good on the bases
and when he gets on he knows what
TO do.
Lane win eacrfics his batting
average 20 help the club.
A. the best ail-around player give
the prize TO Billy Lane.
JACK JUDKrNs.
57as nth N. w.
sporting Editor:
pick Duffy Lewis rs the most
valuable bailplayer In the Pacific
Coast league.
A. q piaying.msnager he Il leading
all the hittcrs with 40 points. be.
sides being great outfieider, he
also Ia pretty fast on the bags.
Lewis r. the man that really made
the Salt Lake club in the past two
seasons The Salts were considered
very weak before Lewis was import.
ed from the majors.
Duffy Is smart manager and
popular with his players.
ELY CASTOR,
fts 2ard Ave. Seattle.
Baseball Editor: Picking out the
most valuable player In the Coast
league. I think that "Blil" stumpf Ia
the one. Reasons are:
A. utility man BIN IL the best
in the +. C. L. He can play any 20
sision except pitcher or catcher. His
batting marks are improving. He
hardly fails 10 hit IN the pinch.
This ss why l picked our player
''BilI'' stumpf as the most valuable
man Ia the y. C.. T..
JAKE FELDMAN. JR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

TnIaIs ,..4..4N II " II
.ons saf ~hsn elnnlnr ron scored.
tfssftsf for Mccain IN nieth,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-28

nntteflasi stuart FeFfleA. Norm, Nhtf-
del and Ainsmith. Clemens. J. Barnes and
g. Smith. Snyder
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06

Mr.. Elliott broke in his lew
Sedan by driving into central
Kansas for the week end.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06
their departure" also. The
sheriff Immediately got busy,

their departure" also. The
sheriff Immediately got busy,
grabbed Stanley Nispel and his
record breaking buzz wagon and
started down the road east after
his men. overtakinp them within
a few miles of town When the
sheriff commanded them to stop
their car they did. and jumped
out Of it and started running for
the tall and uncut. The sheriff
not being much of q sprinter
himself. depnt,zed Harry Flem-
ing tn do that nart of the oct far
him and after few wards stretch
had been covered. Harry over.
took them returning them to the
officer who in turn lodged them
in his private hotel pending the
arrival of the authorities of the
big city.
Fresh fish ut tho Tihn.tv may
kAf ovorv k,riI,,, a,
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06

|. F. Jones returned home last night
from Denver and other outside points
whittier he has been for the past two
weeks.