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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
AUGUSTA BOXING
CARD ON EVE OF
BIG CELEBRATION

Many who are planning to attend
Augustus big celebration on the
Fourth will hit the city the night be-
fore and the reason for this is the
classy boxing card Promoter Dutil of
the Augusta A. G. has arranged for
next Monday evening in City hall
For the main bout which is sched-
uled for the double six bout. X O.
Mayo of Lewiston will meet Bert
Spencer of Boston, formerly of New
York. Mayo has scored wins over
several good boys iii Maine including
Johnny Walker, Johnny LaRue and
Danny Danforth. Spencer will sur
prise the fans by his clever work.
He is out to put over the sleep wal
lop on the Spindle city scrapper. He
has stopped and won over such lads
as *. O. LaRue. Johnny LaRue, both
of Berlin; Bert Jones of Revere;
Newport Johnny Brown and many
others.
This fine headliner will be supple
mented by a corking semi-fnal he
tween Young GetChell of New Bed
ford and Young Florence of Bidde-
Sharkey. Kid Clarke and Young
Manly. the Portuguese all of whom
have been seen in action here. Flor
ence has a fine list of wins including
knockout of Young Sharkey re-
Gently at Watcrville,
There will also be a fast prelim
between Young Bolduc of Lewiston
and Young Butler who have been
seen here in previous bouts and they
always give satisfaction. A terrific"
curtain raiser completes this moneys
worth bill.
Promoter Dutil wishes to warn
fans in advance that no smoking will
be permitted at the bouts. This is
insisted upon by the city officers due
to the fact that the hall has been
fixed up since the fire of last winter.
Fans shall remember this rule.
The first bout will start at S.1o
sharp and all will be over to catch
outf- of-town cars. Prices are Toe, 81,
$50 plus war tax with a special
price of soc. for the ladies.
Tickets on sale at Packard's Smoke
Shop, Augusta; Arata's, Hallowell;
Eastman's. Gardiner. Telephone and
mail orders will receive prompt at
tention. Tel 1876.
London, June o9.-The Princess of
Wales stakes, run at Newmarket to-
day, was won ~ r. C. Dawson's Bland
ford. b. w. I'arks Silver Image fin
fshed second. and Sol Joel's Sicyon
third. Nine horses ran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Malcolm & Towle have already en-
tered horses in two events at the Cor
nisE fair Fascinating, the speedy bay
mare by SilikC., and Real Harvester
bay geldug ~ Harvester, Will COM
pet, in the 80 trot for an $500 stake
while Peter tlCrentine by Peter the
Great, and Dulcie Bell by Echo Todd
will. carry the Augusta colors in the
70. trot or pac: with stake of : 90.
Ray BeaudoIn pulled play in the
game with T,vl Towns Wednesday
.har shut out what looked like a sure
score. Loud hIc walked. and L. LOUD
mad sacrificed him to second. White
slammed higl one :, short right that
looked like a sure scoring binglc.
Beaudoin raced in, stumbled and. re-
covering, pegScd a beauty to home
which Artie Abbott received in time
Is nut on | o. and shut cut the Nor
way man at the plate. 1t was ocau-
tifu. piec. of heIding that brought the
fans TO their f,tt
Over in Augusta they claim that the
the one of 1921. \ lot of US can not
see that, however. The club is COM
posed of Sukeforth. Wilson, Graves.
Abbott. Williams. Fitzpatrick, Bcaudoin
Br; *, Murray. French and Coach Ben
Houscr. Last %car the famous Freddie
Mcclure was member of this outfit
al show me any three of this years
pie or combined that are as good as
the boy from Holy CrCss.-Bangor
News.
Freddy was good man, hut it takes
min players 70" a team. Watch Bcn's
dust this year, Bangor.
\ year ago yesterday Babe Ruth
cracked his 18th circuit clout in a
memorable 10-inning game with the
Eea Sox. The contest was won by
Pccllinpaugh's home with one on in the
final frame
Word comes that Oakland will he
backed by a big bunch of rootcrs Sat
urday when the up-rivcr club clashes
with the Alillionaircs at Capitol Park.
Daniel c. Hutchinson of Dovcr-Fox-
croft, who has twice run in the Il. a.
A. marathon has signified his intcn-
ton Of competing in the first annual
Gardiner-Augusta marathon race on
the Fourth. There arc eight entries
in to date.
A siX-team twilight league is being
promoted for Watcrville fans this
summer. The teams that are consid-
cred possibilities are the Masons,
Elks, knights of Pythias, knights of
Columbus, all Of Waterville and the
Fairfield and North Nassalboro mines
that are already organized. Games
will be played daily at o'clock on
Libby field
\ big crow of men are at work re-
building the race track at Somerset
Park, Madison, on the Arson side of
the river, \ New York expert is sup
cruising the work which will be fin
ishcd this week. The track will be
one of the best in Central Main" when
completed. The baseball diamond is
being conditioned and a new fence
being erected around the track. The
fair will open on Labor Day this
year-several weeks earlier than
usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
BOSTON

Two base hits, Grimes, High
Cruise. stolen bases Johnston,
Wheat. Sacrifices Myers, o. Miller,
Crimes. Double plays, Grimes to Oh
son to Schmandt, Johnston to olson
to Schmandt. High to Johnston to
Schmandt: Ford to Barbara to Holke.
Left on bases. Brooklyn 7. Boston 3.
Base on balls, off Marquard p off
Miller 8. Struck out by Grimes 2:
b. Marquard 2; 10y f. Miller l. Hits
off Marquard in 6 2-3 innings; +.
Miller / in . Is innings. Hit by
pitcher, by Grimes Of. Miller). Los
ing pitcher. Marquard. Cmplres,
Queloy and Moran. Time 1;31.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
ROBINS Get HITS when NEEDED
AND BRAVES LOSE OUT, I TO
JOHNSTON STARS AT BAT, IN FIELD

Boston, June 29-Grimes pitched
effectively for Brooklyn against Bos-
ton today, the visitors winning 7 to
3. Marquard was hit opportunity.
Johnston made three hits and walked
once and fielded sensationally, twice
robbing Nixon of what looked like
hits. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
1ousertes Spindle City Today Oumet Holds
MACKMEN PUSH RED S0x TO
BOTTOM IN 10 TO 3 WIN--HITS
PUNCHED IN FOURTH AND FIFTH

Philadelphia, Jun2 29-Boston again
exchanged seventh place for the cellar
position with Philadelphia toda.' when
the Athletics took the fourth game O,
the series 10 to 8. The locals bunche,
seven hits in the fourth and fifth in.
nings for eight run. Score:
BOSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30

Albany. y. Y. June o9.--In to-
days interview with the press, Gov
ernor Miller announced that he
would maintain hands off, policy
In regard TO the proposed worlds
heavyweight title battle between
Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30

WimoledOwn, June 29.--(By A. PD-
Miss Edith Sigourncy of Boston was
81 minated from the womcn's singles Of
inc international grass court tennis
tournament this afternoon by Miss
NiminEton. British player. The
score was ca. @-6. ca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS 81.
Brooklyn 7; Boston 8. -
Philadelphia 2; New York 6. =
ST. Louis 8; fittsburg 5.
TODAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 8; Philadelphia 10.
New York 6; Washington q 30 in
nines).
TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30


Philadelphia =. l 0 4 0 X-la
Two base hits-MillCr, MCGOWAN.
Naylor, w. Collins. Three base hits
Miller, Burns. Home run-SmH&
Stolen bases-McGoWan. Sacrifices
Galloway, Hauser. Young. Double
play-Burns, PittcnCer and W. COL
Inns. Left on bases-Boston :: Phih.
;. Base on balls-Off w. Collins .,
Fullerton /. Struck out-By w. Col
Inns /; Naylor /. Hits-Off W Col
Inns in 4 innings; Fullerton s in 8.
Hit by pitcher BY W. Collins
Ooung). Wild pitch-Fullorton. Pass
cd ball-Ruel. Losing pitCher-W.
Collins. Umpires-Hildebrand and
Dinccn. Timc-1.4S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30

Battcd for w. Collins in ~.
- Batted for Fullerton in 9Th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30

London, June o9-The Princess of
Wales stakes, run at Newmarket to-
day was won ~ r. c. Dawson's Bland
ford. b. w. Iark's Silver Image fin
fshed second. and Sol Joels Sicyon
third. Nine horses ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

have the big jump easily with
Jenne out Of the running. The
same is true of the pole vault,
which should go TO Callison
of Washington.
Washington took three places
against W. n. c. In the 40 last year
and In likely 20 repeat this season.
Douglas. Pratt and f.audy viii be
the entries against Hopkins Of w. r..
G. Williams IN shifted 90 the mile.
az Beail and Ferry are showing lots
Of class in that even for the Purple
and Gold.
The mile relay IL another event
that should be ON the Washington
side OF the score card with little diff.
ficuity. Douglas. Free. Metien and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
STAR MEET To
AVOID DEFAULTS

In past year. Tn. star. Woodland
park tournament. because 81 tn.
short time tho courts have been re-
served and because ~ the large field
81 entries. has bsen marred by many
defaults. This win be- rcn~dled this
season because thrccweek pernni,
has been granted by the park de.
parimcnt
The schsduls for each GAYS play
VIII be published twic. in The star.
the day before tho matches are TO b.
played and tho day ~ she matches
Fewer matches viii be scheduled
for zach day which will insur. all
OF tho players ~ obtaining courts.
Entries for The star meet are now
open and all players planning to en-
ter should send IN their blanks, filled
out. 20 The star These blanks will
aiso BE- accepted AZ the tennis depart.
ment st Piper a Tafts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

replaced over night, but after
two years of effort the Kid is
getting results.
Eddie Collins. the peer OF all sec
cnd sackers. Is sim The pivot % Dc
infield. Earl sheeiy. former Coast.
er. Is playing good hail AZ first.
while Ernie johnson. another Coast
graduate. is doing good work ut
shortstop. Harvey Mcclellan L.
coming into his own at third. Hes
stili younKsser.
The Pale Hosed outfieid doesn't
have TO take back seat for any
outfit In the American league Bib
Faik can't hit with Joe Jackson. but
he's ranked as a better fielder. Amos
Strunk Is performing molly In con.
ter field. while Harry Hooper. veser
an that he Is. is stlil playing the
game that marked him "a the fin.
est right fielder In baseball when he
was teamed with Duffy Lewis and
Iris Speaker in Boston few years
ago. Young Mostll is capable sub
stitufe.
Behind the bat the Whit. Soy
have Ray Schalk. the bralnleSt
catcher OF them all.
The weakness OF the sox Il IN the
pitching department. Red Faber f.
= great twirier. Will. Charley Rob
ertson. the newest hero OF the dia-
mond with his perfect game against
Detroit. Is an able running mate.
The loss OF Dick Kerr. midget
southpaw. over salary differences.
was a hard blow 20 Gleason. II Kerr
vas taking his regular turn the
white sox would bo well fixed for
pitchers.
Give Gleason another capable
pitcher or two. and the arlsfocratic
name OF white sox viii again be n
feared eognomen in the world OF
baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Three Men
Fine
CupChance
Tilden, Johnston and Will
liams Can Keep Trophy
With National Victory
By Leo II. Lassen

THE Davis Cup is the
i greatest international
tennis throphy. but II is a
team honor.
The Wimbledon cham
pionship. is usually regarded
as the worlds title event In
the singles play.
But the American national
championship is the greatest
individual tennis tournament
in the world because CT the
wonderful field of entries.
The big silver trophy OF
the United States Lawn Ten
mis- association. which has
been in competition for years.
may become the permanent
property Of one of Americas
three great court aces this
season.
The cup becomes the permanent
possession 81 the man winning u
three times william Tilden. WI.
liam Johnston and Richard Norris
Williams III have two legs on the
nrls.. SO has Maurice Mclaughlin.
who no longer coinpeies.
unlesa Tho unforeseen happens Til.
den and Johnston viii fight Il out
I for tho honorn this season with WI
ilams being given an outside chance
Vincent Richards. the boy won
/ der. the Kinsrys. Wallace johnson
or some other near great may upset
the dope IN tho national syent. bal
unless an upset Ia Registered ih'
! biggest fight will be between Tildeg
and johnson. Americas famon'
nlls Their match viii DO the elias
ale ~ 1889 tennis.
Thr national singles wifi 10 stage
in Philadelphia again on tho Ger
+ ulantown Cricks; club courts. I'll
dcn's home club. In September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Protest Is Not Allowed;
Star League Game Stands

A fair ball would have scored two
runs and tied the score.
In order TO protect this department
from dsiuEe Of protests oa umpire
decisions. rule was made for Tho
star league this year that no protests
would ba allowed when the umpirs's
Judgment was Questioned Also that
the manager % IN. team protesting
should inform the unipifra IN charge
that the game would be played IN
der protest. and swing the play In
question.
The decision puts tho Fremont g
sioues IN the finals IN League No ,.
eliminates Loui-'s Cleaners from The
Star league race. and makes final
tefth hinge on the game q, South
Seattle between Sam Arenas and l.
'. Westerman Go. sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
By Harold MARQUIS

NORTHWEST champions for the
~ past three years, Montana to.
day invades the Washington camp
and crosses bats for the first time
in years with "A Purple and Cold
team. Interest In the series IL In.
creased by the uncertainty OF Mon.
tana's strength. as the only series
played has been with Idaho. one
game going TO each team.
Montanas record for tho past
three seasons shows 20 victories I'm
~ starts. Dopestcrs are pointing
10 this record and predicting that
Washington will drop at least one
game OF the weekend series.
The first game WAS TO be called
at p. IN. Friday on Denny field
and the second viii DO played Sat
urday morning 10 prevent n con.
flict with tho W. s. G. dual track
meet which IL scheduled for Sat
urday. Washington"s team came
home only matter OF hours ahead
OF Montana's arrival az the series
at Oregon was delayed ono day on
account OF rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
NavyCrew
Picked to
Win Race
1921 Champion Shell Has
Veteran Oarsmen for
Poughkeepsie Classic

WAsHfNGToS. Navy. Syracuse.
w Cornell. Pennsylvania. Column.
oia. with tho possible entry o. tho
big three-Yalr. Harvard and Prince
ton~~are expected 20 make Up the
crews that viii rae. In IN. POUCH.
kespsie regatta on the Hudson June
IS.
The Navy win enser tho classic
favored 10 win. The powerful mid.
shipmen won the race last year and
have practically the same eight that
swept away from the rest OF the
field. They showed their class In
their first race OF tn, season recently
In defeating Princeton and Harvard
Washington showed its power In
defeating California by 10 lengths
here three weeks ago. and Coach
Wallis said bis Golden Bears were az
good az the eight that finished sec.
ond TO the Navy last season.
A line on the respective strength
OF Syracuse and tho Navy will bs
available when they race az Annap-
oils May 20.
Pennsylvania showed power In de-
feating Yale easily In their opening
races OF the season
Cornsil's eight viii row IT, frs;
race Of the season with Yale and
Princeton on the Housatonic May 20.
Not much % line Ia availabls on
Ceiumbia's aggregation yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

TUE protest OF the Louie's French
l. Dry Cleaners against tho sam
Arena team over their game % last
week. won By the sam Arenas. 70
s. at waiia walla field. was not al
lowed at Tho star last night.
Tho I.ouis's waived their charges
% two Arena players being over th"
age limit. the other protest Of ono
Of tho umplres changing bis decision
when threatened by members Of the
Arena team was not allowed either
because the Louie manager failed 70
tell both officials In charge that the
game would be played under protest
from then on. Also The decision was
n matter Of judgment. tho umpire
declaring AZ last nights meeting that
he never changed tho decision. but
called the ball foul right along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

KID GLEASON is MOULDING CHICAGO WHITE SOX INTO CONTEDE
Star Tennis Entry Blank

tho marked with In The starwoodland
Tennis Tournament
Mems sinses womens slasles. Junior boy Singles
Doubles
Partner
Doubles
Doubles.
play O'Clock
Saturday; ansr........ o'clock sundays
Name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
INDIANS
AGAIN WIN
AT VERNON

7 os ANGELES. May -. -- vean
IL Gregg. whose early season ioss
Of tough games marked him as a
hard luck pitcher. came into his own
yesterday when he won tho verdict.
to {. In a pitching duel with Jake
May, Nernon'r Houthpaw luminary.
Seattle jumped into a three.ru
lead In the first inning and led ali
the way. bu, the margin was scant
after tho fifth period. and the Tigers
came within one run Of tying the
count IN the ninth.
Each club Rarnered nine hits. with
Lane and Stumpf tho leading club.
STEERS for the northern team, with two
blows apiece out OF four trips TO the
platter
Burger was sent into tho fray by
Wait McCredie IN tho ninth. when
Vernon had scored one run and had
men on tho second and third stations
with two out. Gregg had issued a
walk and two hits. and the change
possibly saved tho game. as Burger
got away with the last batter when
he filed out 10 Barney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

Laudy will be the team. Johnny
Wilson VIII not be here TO run.
Mile. haif.mile and two.miis events
are places which Washington will be
forced TO conceds sorne places and
probably first to the Cougars. Michel
is the halfmiler. Rowles and Wash
burn the distance men.
The weights will be other events
In which w. =, c. may have the
edge. Bryan and Miller have been
making the best showing for wash.
ington. Edmundeon In hoping TO pile
up the score by taking 4 large mum.
Der OF seconds and thirds in the meet
The gates viii open At the Stadium
at i:5o and the meet VIII DO called
at 250 Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Star League Schedule

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
WASHINGTON PICKED
TO win TRACK MEET
Varsity Team Will Meet Washington State Here To-
morrow; Vic Hurley Is Doped to Win by Count of
Is Points
by HAROLD MARQUIS

WITH wealth of material to choose his entries from,
w Coach Edmundson is justified in his optimistic pre-
dcton that Washington should be victor in the dual meet
with w. s. c. Edmundson has many good men for some
events that letter will have to be eliminated
from the list of 16 entries
Vic Hurley is counted for his usual three firsts in
the dashes and hurdles When Hurley right and he
right most of the time there few cinder artists the
Coast who touch him. Davis is credited with 10 flat
in the hundred against Idaho but Hurley left him far be-
hind last
Against LOOMS and Fox of the Cougars, Hurley and
FARMLAND will compete the hurdles Frankland should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Soccer
Match
Played
Crews of Visiting Ships
Tangle at Fort Lawton;
Game on Sunday
BY ALEX G. ROSE

A VERY interest and hard
\ fought soccer match was
played on the Fort Iawton grounds
yesterday afternoon when the teams
OF the two British ships OF tho
Prince line Siberian and Monaghan
faced each other.
The lads from the Siberian Prince
carried Off the honors. but only by
a one goal TO nothing score.
Captain Crosthwaitc. for many
years a rahid fan OF the Crsennoch
Morton team. Scottish cup holders
will pit his eleven Siberian Princes
against an ail-star local team AT the
Fort Lawton pitch on Saturday aft.
ernoon At 4 o'clock. BIN McGrath
will captain the Seattle squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
IL RRE>E TO
FRONT

Marshall Allen. seaiiis's ranking
tenni. player for several SEASONS.
viii have TO look 10 hls laufels this
season.
Leon Turr~ns. who learned most
% hts tenni. at Harvard. II playing
great game this spring At the
Seattle Tcnni. club. and b. promises
20 make n great fiTht for tho city
mpionshlp. which will be decided
NJ tho Firloch club courts tho week
% June i2.
Alien has been working steadily
this spring and has Just started
playing The game again. Turren-.
on tho other hand. "a at the top OF
his game right now.
With tho regular cror o. veterans
on hand and with several promising
juniors coming 10 the fror. tho city
championships should bring out
some classy tennis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

and Montana
Mines Mix in Big Series

Uirig. pitcher, and McKain. sec'
ond basoman. OF the Montana team.
have both gone 90 Pittsburg In the
maIors this season. This viii Grip.
pie tho nine slightly as two new
men viii be needed In the infield.
The SOUND is reputed TO be hitting
MS hard as ever and VIII test the
quality OF the hurting dlshod out
by Matthcws' tossers.
Washington In expected 20 play
tho same team that worked on the
Oregon trip, where three of the
four games were won. The defeat
by O. A. G. took tho nine out OF
the 1000 per cent column. but still
leaves Washington leading the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

itfA' hau pi'hty or htuff, but he
couldn't stop tho opposition from
bunting while he hurried for he Chi.
oaKo Cubs. Eastern critics say he
viii be great hurler II no over.
COMES this weakness.
Harry Gardner. venerabis Seattle
rlghthRnd~r. has never been wild
success In handing hunts In Coast
league games
Allan sothoron, Cleveland hurier,
was nearly hunted out Of the big
show while he was with NJ. Louis In
tho American league
Teams try everything in baseball
20 win and once let II set aired abou,
that n pitcher II weak fielder.
just leave u 10 the opposition TO
start bunting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12
Bunts Put
Jim Yorke
in Minors
Big Los Angeles South
paw Couldn't Field His
Position With Cubs

v A BILL IT Y 90
field hunts has
cost many "a
pitcher "A big
league job. when
a tea m gets on
10 this weakness
OF a hurler they
play the bunting
game almost alto
gether.
Jim Yorie, a
blk south paw
who has joined
the Los Angeles
team. ~ the late.
eNt victim OF a
A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

Bobby Mlohaels. New York light.
weight. boxes 10 rounds with
"Itoughhouse" Charley Burns in Van.
couvor. Il. G., tonight.
Michaols has been matched with
Jimmy Sacco. Boston miller. for n
four.round tiff here Tuesday night.
This pair boxed a draw in Tacoma
two weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-12

summary INNINGS pitchsd-HY Gregg
50, by Hsrger y. Thrs.-bass hits-R.
Murphy Lane, May. Two. base hits
Sawyer. Schneider 2. smmpf Rattsd In
runsR. murphy 2. Smith. Schneider.
Aaerifies hits barney, n Adams smith.
struck out y Gregg 2. by May
Bases on balls or Gregg T. Off May .
Runs responsible for--ursEs T. May g.
Losing pitcher May; winning pitcher
Gregg. Double piays-smith 20 Sawyer
60 Hyatt; Sawyer 20 French to Hyatt.
hit by pitched bail--R Murphy wild
piteh-drsEs. Passed ball-speneer TIM.
pires- Hesrdon and McGrew. Time