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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-08

The celebrated Margot Asqulth has departed and
refused to give any message of farewell. She is a
wise woman. All she thinks about America will
be shortly incorporated in a book. Why talk free.
ly when you can write for money.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-08

any help-well. he can leave
note on our desk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

Speed Kings Reign at
Tacoma Speedway
Eleven Pilots Cream of Worlds Racing Talent, Star
25O-Mile Grind for Championship Points and SIS,
900 in Prizes; Conditions Ideal

TACOMA July 4-Fufling indications from the heavy
advance SALE of the greatest crowds ever as
sembled witness Northwest sporting event early hrong
ed the stands TO see internationally famous racing drivers
line this afternoon for the annual Fourth of July Tacoma
Speedway classic
II was predicted this morning by officials and racing
husiass that not only would the attendance marks be
broken but speed marks we'll The track is in nearly
perfect condition and weather conditions broke favoraby
Jimmy Murphy lowered the track record established in the
trial spins of last Sunday by attaining speed of 100 miles
an hour in another snuIt Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

Defends
Laurels
Champion L. Favorite to
DUPONT Rocky Kansas
in No-Decision Battle

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. July A.
wi Thousands Of fight fans poured
into Michigan CITY today 20 witness
the Benny L.ennr'i. Rocky Kansas
scrap scheduled to start about . o N.
central standard time.
Automobiles. trains and interur.
bans alt emptied their quota OF holt.
day pleasure seekers into she thronRs
which have packed the streets for
the last two days.
Michigan city took on the appear.
ance of an oil town AZ the height Of
the boom. Food was Mt a premium
and only obtainahie after n long
wais. Tho crowds mliied hack and
forth thru the village streets for
something better 10 DO.
Movls patscea did a Land offIcs
business. offering about the only
place 70 rem, In town. Curbsfoncs
and lawns were Uttered with weary
fans
AZ fiKh, time drew near tho cham.
pion appeared 10 be- tho favorft~
f.eonarfs hackers pointed Co report.
that he had been suriy for tho past
fe~ days. This they said. Was ample
indication that he was In top condl.
ton and ready 10 so.
Tho fight wiil be- a fo.round no.
decision affair. However, II Rocky
should fin Leonard for the coun, he
with be the uncontested champion.
while popular verdict for the Buff.
falo boy could do no, less than in.
crease tho value Of his services In
future bouts
Both Kansas and Leonard ex.
pressed confidence In tho outcome
Both promised they would plaster
the other ten seconds WORTH
Although tho fighters will not
make weight " ~ believed both win
weight not more than is7 when they
climb thru the ropes
Tho first preliminary II due 10
start NJ y. m. central standard time,
and The main bout an hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

With such power cooped up on
four wheels. track marks were ex.
pected 20 fall like leaves in autumn.
before the starter took his position.
Murphy. with tho speediest vehicle
In the United states at present. was
tho favorite In the betting before tho
race, Ills feats earlier 10 the year.
In winning the Paris grand prix and
tho indianapolis speedway meet.
made him stand out In the field.
The other entries were: Harry
Harix. Tommy Milton. Roscoe sarle..
Joe Thomas. Cliff Durant. "Howdy''
Wilcox. Art Klein. Ralph milford.
Eddie Hearne and Jerry wonderlick.
Bennett, Hill expected TO enter hts
car. but was forced out because u
was not ready on time.
The Aggregation Il considered the
most brilliant ever gathered on a
western track.
with the race handled under the
auspices % tho A. A. A.. those who
placed were 20 be- awarded points to
ward the 1879 championship. Prizes
to,aling s7s 900 were hung NJ for the
speed demons 70 try for.
Harvey osifieId was selected 20 act
as starter.
Under the direction % Camp Lewis
signal corps officers. n radio broad.
casting station was installed before
the race. thru which lap by lap de-
tails Of the race were 20 be sent 10
all parts Of tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
RACING AT
VANCOUVER
ON TO-DAY

TWELVE events make up the
l. horse race meet program 10 be
held at the Clarke county Playground
track. Vancouver. Wash. today. The
NEE, viii be featured by four stake
races for professional racers. In
which some Of the best runners In
the Northwest win be entered.
what promises to be the classic OF
the afternoon is a special match race
at three furlongs between Chester
Murphy's Tony Faust, Jr., Bert Bag.
ley's colt. Leora's Percy, and From.
tier Boy. owned by Golden J. Smith.
These stake horses participated in
the recent spring meet OF the Port
land Hunt club. when Frontier Boy
flashed under the wire winner.
The other three running races are
n quarter.mile dash for two year.olds.
a threefurlong race for three.year.
olds and up. and a four and one. half.
furlong race for three. year.olds and
up.
The race meet, which Is sponsored
by the seth infantry at Vancouver
barracks for the benefit OF the Army
Relief society. is the first TO be held
in Vancouver in three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
LIGHTWEIGHT
TITLE is AT
STAKE TODAY

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. July A.
lSl Meeting In a fo-round node
cision affair. Benny Leonard and
Rocky Kansas were TO open Floyd
Fitxximmons' arena here this after
noon
With no decision TO be rendered.
and tho go limited in rounds. excite
ment was far from a fever heat
stage before the fight, with few bets
laid
Kansas expected TO give the cham.
pion an interesting 80 minutes. but
II given the rnerest outside chance
TO win the title. as kayo Is the
only route to victory In a no-decision
bout
Both men were In perfect condition
this morning. The champion had a
few pounds on the challenger, ap-
parsntiy. aitho neither weighed In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
Gloom PervadeS Football
Circles on Bear Campus

GAN FRANCISCO. July Awhile
~ baseball. golf. swimming. auto
racing and a long list OF additional
summer sports are occupying the
sport spotlight. from the University
OF California campus come rumors
that prophesy tho breaking up OF
Andy Smiths wonder team" when
the 1899 season opens In q couple
OF months
Tho astonishing news that Brick
MuIley. aii.Aucrican end and the
greatest passes and receiver 81 pass.
80 In the country. may no, be with
the team. u regarded as a real blow
10 Rruin homes.
The backfield Is practically intact.
witter T. being wroomed for fulihack
and Smith plans 20 uso Morrison and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
Famed Ring Man Seconded
Jimmy Clabby Last Night

up an imposing record Of sfraiEh,
wins. by stopping him In tho 18Th
round Of scheduled 20 frame ciash
AZ consy ISLAND. IN 1895. Gray never
put on tho gloves professionally
again
A. manager he was more success
ful. rapke winning the world Tito
AGAINST Jim sullivan IN London,
white under cray's wing
since turning 90 the stage. Cray'r
weigh, has increased from isa 20 isa
pounds. ai,ho he cndcavors to keep
In condition by friendly boxing with
Eddie Heffrrran. member Of an
other company on the same bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
FEMININE
NET STARS
AGAIN WIN

yXJIMBLEDON. Eng. July 4.--Both
w Suzanne Lenglen. European
women's tennis champion. and Mrs.
Molla Bturstad Mallory. holder Of
tho American title. won their
matches In the international grass
tourney. and moved closer to the
semi-finals.
Lengien defeated Miss Evelyn Col.
yer, OF England, in straight love sets,
while Mrs. Mallory took a one-sided
match from Mrs. Parton, Of England.
-. 81.
Nile. Lenglen played perfect ten.
is. Mrs. Mailory's style so far In
Ne tournament has not been i'm.
pressiye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
Olympic
Outlook
Bright
American Collegians Are
Strong in Sprints, Mid
die Distance and Field

TUE statistics taken from the
j. 1922 field OF school and college
track athletics show an encouraging
crop for what Olympic games are 10
be held In the coming two years.
first the international games booked
for Los Angeles in 1898 and the
eighth oiympiad 70 be held In
France.
A thoro survey has been made
Of all the athletes competing this
year for the American educational
institutions from which the majority
OF the material generally f. selected.
sprintcrs are plentiful at this time
both from the scholastic fields and
the colleges. Ten school boys have
been credited thruout tho country
has having done the 100 yards In
less than 10 seconds. From reports
gathered from ali parts Of the states
the RprlniinR field Is productive Of
several high.ciaas youngsters.
A few Of the scholastic star
sprinters are. Joe Dicenxo 81 To.
iuco high school. Illinois. Johnny
Cameron. Evanston. III. Henchel
smith. San Fernando. Cal. and Ken
moth coid. shattuck school. Fair.
bault. MINI.
There h. however. oniy n fair field
OF dle-diatanca runners. of which
Carl Lundeil. the Ewedssh youth at
the Phillips Exerter Academy sp.
pears 10 be the best.
Mile runners have been Of the en-
pectcd standard among the school
boys. Four or five have done bet.
ter than 4 minutes and 40 seconds.
Perhaps the most promising lad u
William J. Cox Of shop high school.
Rochester. y. r.. the national cham.
plon.
Tho Yves, has turned out an OK.
cellcn, crop Of men for the field
events. Particularly In the weights
are the college men from the mid
die and far ives, more proficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

bcys out Of the ring. fixuratively
speaking.
When the TIT ended. Mckay wa.
Two sidesteps and one whirl In the
lad.
Tho first brace Of rounds was the
tAmeet ever witnessed In q Seattle
main event in a long. long time.
c1Abby would step around the
squared circle. with Mckay fiercely
following: then Mckay would back
up and clahhy would play wolf.
IN tho third period. Mckay tapped
C1sbby . couple of times more than
C1abby tapped him In return. and evi.
IDENTIFY had a slight edge.
But the mo contest" ruling Of the
referee was q genuinely bright idea.
Certainly. no scmhlance OF real bat.
tiing evidenced itself thruout tho 30.
c1abby. however. aid show a little
- sho stuff that made him one OF tho
bost miliers Of his weight IN the
world . decade ago. II he stiii pos
eeases . wallop. he didn't show Il. bu,
the speed and cleverness are still
With him
MORGAN Jones beat sailor Harry
sutton In three of the four rounds In
the semi.windup. but the referee saw
the affair as a draw. sutton. n pow
erfui. heavy-hitting type OF miller.
found Jone. a bit too fast for him.
Tho first round was even. with
Jones taking an edge over the rest OF
the route.
sailor Ramos ard Frankie Britt. Of
Tacoma. pair Of surprisingly heavy
looking feathsrweiEhts. boxed four
rounds 20 a clean draw In the spe.
cial event of the evening. The first
two periods were about even up:
Britt piled up quite lead on points
IN the third round. and Ramos earned
q draw BY raiiysng in the final canto.
The verdict hurt neither boy.
Frankie Green decided he'd had
enough after pitfing his anatomy
axainst the lusty waliops OF Sailor
vflianc for two rounds. In the third
bout. The clever colored bantam
started off well in the initial frnme.
hts left hand keeping the sauatty tar
out Of range during the greater part
OF the period.
In the second. the rushing tactics
~ the Nays representative sort ~
endorsed Green. and ne fos~ed In the
towel before the beA rang for the
third round
Harry Fox. another sailor. WAS xiv.
en- the call over Eddie Moore IN The
second tiff. Fox clearly outpolnted
the Seattle bantam in every round.
but no carried decided edge In
weight.
Al Cover. Of Renton. and Sailor
yoe wagner boxed TO fourround
draw in the opener. sisho majority
Of the fans thought Cover entitled 20
a verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
CRYSTAL SWIM
TEAM VS.. NAVY

The swimming team from the u. s.
3. California. divisional champion. is
one OF the strong entries for the
Navy In the dual meet 10 be staged
Thursday evening between the Crys.
tal Swimming club mermen and the
sailors.
Keahuz and Kahili. Hawaiians.
and Quimby, breaststroke EXPERT. all
members OF tho American olympic
team. will take part. In the three
previous similar meets. the c. S. c.
has won. and the club is confident OF
repeating. even tho minus the serv.
Ices of Sternbergh and Washer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
NAVY TO LOSE
CREW MENTOR

After u consecutive years ms row.
Ing coach az the naval academy.
Richard A. Glendon has decided not
to renew his contract with that in.
stitution. lie Is considering offers
from several colleges. sGlcndon sue.
eeeded James r. Ten Eyck. now
coach at Syracuse. His crews have
almost uniformly done well. their
greatest achievements being in 1920.
when the championship OF the world
was won at the olympic games at
Antwerp. and in 1921 and 1922. when
decisive triumphs were achieved Mt
Poughkeepsie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

Nlshlt as halves. Nlshit will be used
at full when punting is necessary.
Charley fsrb win be back at quar-
ter. lie Is the brainles, quarterback
California has ever turned ovt. and
ranks with the nations best. Under
the Smith system. the quarterback
does not run with tho ball. but acts
AZ interference ON offensc.
The line presents the real prob
lem. B@rkev. end. Il the only ono Of
last years stone waii certain 20 70.
turn smith has a world o. material
to work with. yet u j. hardly likely
that he can build another line ~ the
caiiher used IN the last two years. In
the snsce Of q single season.
California viii b. strong. bu, hard
~ a wonder team"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
ADAMS is GOOD,
SAYS THE DUKE

Duke kenworthy Is one OF Seattle
Manager Jack Adams boosters.
Speaking of the recent promotion
Of Adams 10 the tribe leadership. in
Portland the other day. Kenworthy
opined that the players would hustle
for Adams. that the veteran catcher
Is brainy player and natural
handler OF men. and that he looks
for tho Indians to climb under his
plotting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
TOO BAD CARP
PASSES UP CREB

Georges Carpenters formal declln.
alton TO meet Harry Greb in bout
for the worlds light heavyweight
boxing championship in this country
this season Is regrettable. This
match promised to be one OF the big
affairs Of the year in the ring. The
Trencbman declares that he has al.
ready been matched to fight Miles
in Paris in September and Beckett in
London in October.
Both OF these affairs can be class.
ed as set.ups for the man who last
year was 70 take the worlds heavy.
weight championship away from
Jack Dempsey, but Georges can
scarce be censured too severely for
picking up easy money when II IL
forced upon him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
TIGERS DON'T
MIND INJURIES

II y remarkable that the Vernon
Tigers are leading the Pacific coas,
league. when numerous injuries 10
the pitching corps IL taken into cor.
sideration. wheczcr Dell was out for
n month with torn llgament. Bill
James broke a bone In his hand.
shellcnback was released following
an operation which put his hand on
tho fritz. Jake May. the lef handed
one. was out for some time with "A
cut finger Ray Glider was placed on
the bench by a line drive which
broke ono OF his miiis. and Tony
Fae,h limped off the field In a game
with Seattle. with two bones In his
foot broken. How do they do III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
.YANK SCOUT is
VILLA

Gene Nalla Is believed to be the
card that has drawn Bob Connery.
New York Yankee scout. to Seattle
10 watch the FASTENERS cavort around
the ball lot during the seal.Indian
series. II seems that Higgins crew
is needing leadoff man. and just
now valla is one of the best pros.
poets for that position in the minor
circuits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
PONDER'S LOSS
BLOW TO l.. A.

Loss OF Elmer Ponder. Los Angc.
les hurlcr, IL quite blow to the pen.
nant hopes OF Wade Killifer's Angels.
Ponder recently suffered an accident
in which tho ligaments holding the
collarbone TO the shoulder were torn.
and fully six months will pass before
he will be in shape TO play. say the
doctors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
GOLF BUG HITS
JAPS AT LAST

TOXIC, July 4-The Japanese are
taking TO golf with enthusiasm. and
the nine-holo course situated In an
ideal position seven miles from Toxic
Is crowded morning and afternoon.
The Japanese OF Toxic. however
have now undertaken more ambi.
tIonus scheme. and in connection
with a country club which is being
built between Toxic and Yokohama
are laying out an 1s.hole course on
li2 acres OF land. The plans OF tho
clubhouse. which will be the finest
In the country. are from America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
ELLIOTT DUE
FOR THE AK

Politics. according TO a report from
the home haunts OF the Portland
Beavers. may result in walking
papers being handed 10 "Rowdy''
Elliott. catcher. II seems that Fl.
Hot Il too likely a candidate for the
managers berth. now that Ken.
worthy Is temporarily least--out
Of the game. The reason advanced
IL that some OF the pitchers have
trouble In working with Elliott.
Freeman. Ross and Crumpier.
pitchers. are due for the blue slip
In the near future. Is another angie
TO the rumor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
ROWING CLUBS
CLASH TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO. July f.--Aiiho
four clubs have entered crews In the
annual regatta OF the Pacific Assc-
citation Of Amateur Oarsncn. the
San Diego club and tho South End
club Of San Francisco are conceded
In rowing circles TO be the only seri-
Gus contenders for the championship.
other entries are the Dolphin and
Ariel clubs. both ~ San Francisco.
Interest is centered In the senior
four shell event. which deter
mines the championship. The events
start at 10 n. m. in China basin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
PORTLAND WILL
STAGE REGATTA

PORTLAND, July 4-oarsmcn OF
Vancouver and Victoria. u. c.. will
make determined effort TO win
first honors in the annual champion.
ship regatta OF the North Pacific as.
ISOLATION OF amateur oarsmen. to be
held here under auspices OF the Port.
land Rowing club July n and 90.
The British Columbia clubs have
been working for months preparing
for this regatta. the first one In
Portland in several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
ROGERS WINS
AT ASTORIA

ASTORIA. Ore. July 4.--Frankie
Rogers. Seattle welterweight. led
Billy Mack all the way In the 10.
round main event Of the boxing show
here last night. Rogers forced the
fighting In every round. and proved
too experienced boy for Mack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

hummarYf Innings pitebed-hy MACE
IA chars. defeat 20 Mack. ~ bat
or Mack 10. HIS baffed-Or Mack ..
Runs scored off Mack 8. Runs respon-
siols FORA Mack 3. Finnsran 2. STUCK
out--By AscA Z. - Finneran :. BY oeary
!. Base on bs3is--off 0eary !. stolen
bass--O canneit Thfse-base hit - Kill
duff T~o+bass hits--Htumpf. Kelly, \.
Adams. O'Connsil. kiiduff Sacrifice hits
--Yslis. Kelly. Runs batted in--NAiia ..
Knmm. Rhyme !. Klidun 4. Ellison. DoU.
bic piay-sRbyns 70 kiiduff 20 Ellison
nnd HtaFdon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

LORMER lightweight srnnanon
Il turned vaudeville comedian.
That's Freddy Gray. who was In
the corner Of Jimmy Ciabby. OF Aus
trzsiIia. again. after ten years. In the
iatter's ioust with Gordon Mckay a.,
the Arena iaSt night.
Gray. who has bis own company IN
a comedy skit. The New Bellhoy.
at the Palace Hip theatcr this week.
numbers forty odd ring battles and
IS months a. manager Of Bliiy Pnpke
and second 20 Jimmy Ciabby az a
portion Of his hectic career.
Terry McCovern put the skids un.
der Gray. after the latter had piled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
MONDAYS
HOME-RUN
HITTERS

Ruth. Yanks. one; total. II.
Holman. Tigers. one; total. II.
Meusei, Yanks. one; total. six.
Scott. Yanks. one: total. two.
Hauaer. Athletics. one. total. two
Stock. Cardinals. one; total. two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

Extend the arm. at right angles
to the body. and arch the hack SO
that the toes. pointed straight out.
come over the head
just before Vntering the water.
which should be done AZ an angle
Of about SO degrees. brlng tho arms
into position over the head. arms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
PLAYS 7 YEARS
WITHOUT A MISS

NEW YORK, July 4.--Everett
Scott. Yankee shortstop. with n mark
well over 300 in consecutive games
played, has n unique worlds record.
He went thru his sooth straight
game In the last half OF double.
header played recently between the
Yankees and the Red Sox.
Before joining New York. nj the
opening OF the 1899 season. Scott had
played six years with the Boston
club without missing game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
Frisco Is
Winner in
Final Tilt
Bob Ceary Holds Formev
Teammates to i Run,
While Seals Jump Mack

HERE seems b
be such a thing
as too much bzs<
ball playing. to-.
Witness yestsr'
days pepleas q,
hibition. whict
tho Seals took |
20 1. Tho effect
Of s u n days
double marath0
seemed 20 h
sticking out Il
over the midas
and despite the's
o c . mt gland
operation. To
win and wleorr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
RAIN HAITs NET PLAY

WIMBLEDON. July 4. - Heavy
rain here prevented play In the Win.
bledon tennis tournament UP until
4 D. m. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

Only on one day OF the year are
women permitted 10 enter tho
Chapel of 81. John the Baptist,
which IL the glory OF the Cathedral
OF San Lorenza in Genoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
PREDICTS
SEAL SLUMP

The rout OF the Seals by the lowh
fnjuns did more than buck up Sest
tie fandom's morale. It's causinf
Eddie Maier. owner OF the Nernon
bali club to say II toljaso." Eddie
who last year issued a predictior
when the Seals were burning up ths
league, and lived to see II come trtf'
prognosticated again two weeks ase
that the Seals are due 10 crack. ant
picked Seattle as the club 10 hook
'em first.
They can't continue their prcsen'
pace" sayeth the Tiger Oracle
They're bound TO break. cant
figure their pitchers and their bat
ters can hardly keep up theii
phenomenal averages" Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
FOLEY CROWNS FISHER

ABERDEEN. July Ain the main
event Of last nights ring show here,
Marty Foley OF Tacoma knocked out
Bud Fisher. local heavyweight. in
three rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
SAC PITCHER RELEASED

Tho Sacramento club Of the Pacific
Coast league has released Henry
Hampton, lefthanded hurier. accord
ing TO n southern wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
MnsKE KAY0Es MEEHAN

OKLAHOMA CITY. July awhile
Mcehan, San Francisco heavyweight,
lasted part Of one round against
Billy Miske. OF 81. Paul. in a SEIZED.
uled 10-round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
BEARS BEAT FILIPINos

MANILA, July 4.--The University
OF California baseball team defeated
Manila. TO 3. in the first of a series
OF five games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04
oDOwD DRAWS GoODMAN

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 4.--Phn
ODowd and Charley Goodman. ban.
tamweights. boxed ~ rounds TO a
draw here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

The new Delaware river bridge.
which II to be built by the states
OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey and
the city Of Philadelphia. Is estimated
10 cost about t2s.s7f 900.