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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Washington CREW
SHOWS ITS POWER
Purple and Gold Shell Defeats California Boat by Ten
Lengths in Big Race Saturday; Plans Laid to Send
Varsity East

iapsed In the No. sea, Of the Cali.
fornla shell aud fell into the water.
Tho crews were then 10 lengths
apart. Howell was helped into the
cosch's launch by Zen Wallis. and
the crew put IN 20 shore.
The race was held over he Madi
son Park course under favorable
weather conditions Tn. AXE was
almost without u ripple when the
race was started AZ sts. A slight
breeze was felt halfway down tho
course. but died almost AZ once. Tho
lake was a little rough as the fresh.
mon rowSd over the two.nslis course
The frosh won BY eight iensths over
the Hruln babes. The tim. was II
minutcs. so seconds.
Coach Leaders crew made a re.
markable showing Tho eight ap.
parently was IN prime condition. Cal.
ifornia's slight lead. gained BY a fast
stroke for the first minute. was soon
lost. and after the FIRST half mile the
Purple and Gold shell gained consist
entity. Working like a woitollsd ma.
chine. the crew swept down the
course AZ an even. steady stroke.
The BruiB crew started az the high
stroke Of 20. with Washington row.
trs slower cadence, The California
stroke was pulled down hy Capt Dan
Mcmillan 20 "a. which was increased
again 70 ~ near the finish.
Washington rowed over mo.t ~
the course NJ the even stroke ~ j..
California was hitting its pace 10 10
when Howell collapsed Washington
finished NJ ~. withou, making any
attempt 10 sprint further.
The California frosh mad. a nice
Tight for the first haif.mii. In tho
second place but were even further
putciassef than the varsity. ry~aa.
er's yesrlinx- made q showing that
would do credit 70 varsity she'll. and
lssi the Bruin babes eight lengths In
their wake.
Club races between the divisions Of
the Varsity Boat club wiil be held be-
tween now and the PuuRhkeepsle re.
gHtss. Coach Leader expects 20 hold
all the urn IN practice for some tim.
and wlil keep the varsity squad IN
strict training after sails week % va.
cation.
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BY non DORsiAN

NEW YORK. April ~. - while
Dempsey was sailing on tho AauI-
tania 10 England. willing 20 risk his
title. another passenger was on
board. going abroad in search OF =
worlds championship.
Walter A. Kinseiia. the profession
al court tennis expert. left for Eng.
land 10 NEE, George y. Convey. pres-
ent holder OF the worlds professional
title. In a match 20 be held at the
Princes Club. knightrbridsc. Eng.
land
The match win be played on May
10 and ~. and II necessary 10 reach
a decision. the finals win be played
on May 20.
The championship win be decided
by the best seven In 10 sets There
viii be no deuce and vantage sets.
tho player first taking SIX games
being the winner In each case.
-Four sets win be played on the
first day and four on the second.
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American Court Tennis
Champ to Play in London

uniesr one OF them should take sew
en- straight. On the final day as
many sets win be played as Is neces.
sary TO reach q decision.
kinseila In confident that he viii
bring home the title.
III the fact that ] feel in the best
OF health and that my stroke is a.
good as n has ever been have any
bearing on the result then I surely
ought 10 win.
The old injury 70 my leg Decent
bother inc af all. and I VIII have
fully n month to become acclimated
and 20 practice.
IF should win the title shall
return Immediately 20 America and
hope 10 meet Jay Gould. the Ameri.
can amateur champion. In q match
for the open championship
Gould formerly held the worlds
open title, which he won from Convey
IN Philadelphia 10 years ago. but
later allowed the title to return TO
Convey by default.
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WAsHfN0ro~-s champion crew.
w winner Of tho most decisive vic.
tory IN Western crew history. will
start training next week for the ma.
tionai intercollegiate reg tn NJ
roushkeepsie. New York. For one
short week Coach Ed Leader will
allow his varsity squad Go break
training before the long grind IL con.
tinued until June.
Organized effort 20 raise the money
20 send the crew 20 roughkeepsle
will be started az once. A. crew has
no revenue and IL losing sport,
the Associated student body budget
cannot care for the additional en-.
penss OF the Eastern trip.
washlnxton's chances for victory
In the Eastern meet are conceded 10
be favorable. The remarkable show.
Ing % the crew in making the time
Of rs minutes ts SIS seconds In the
race Saturday afternoon shows that
they have championship caliber
California Fowcd second In the East,
ern regatta last year and Washing.
ton completely outclas~ed tho nfuin
sheii this year. winning By 10
lengths Washington placed sixth
and fourth In the two former trips
20 roughksepsie.
In one OF the mos, impressive vic.
tories ever recorded ON the coast. the
Purple and Gold rowing machine left
the Bruin shell FAR In the wake Eat.
urday afternoon. Ia the second race
the northern frosh completely out
distanced their California rivals.
Washington IL now the undtspused
champion OF the coast In ersw
circles Tho outstanding victory
vent far IN tho eyes Of Washington
supporters toward wipinr out tho 70
. defeat In football suffered a, The
hands OF California las, season
Washington has the edge on the
Bruins In varsity sports for this
year now. as the Purple and Gold
won their basketball ~rirs frum thu
Bcarn. The two schools wtii not
NEE, IN track and baseball this year
California did not finish the race
in the varsity regatta Saturday. just
al the Washington oarunsn flashed
over tho finish. BTryi Howell col
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Great Army Star
Directs Athletes
At Union College

LNLMER oLIPHAST. conceded
~ TO be tho greatest athlete In
the history OF West Point. has
signed q contract 10 become ath.
ic'ic director at Union college. at
Schenectady. n. Y.
Oliphsn, 10 tho only athlete who
has ever won two sabers for excel.
fence IN sport nj the army school
A snber IL given a student who
wins the varsity letter in four ma.
jor sporss during any one college
year.
oIlphsnf has twice accomplished
this feat IN baseball. football. has.
ketbail and track.
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HARPER
GOES WELL
MORE UPSETS
IN VARSITY
RELAY TRIALS

MORE surprises developed In the
lNl second stage Of the varsity try
outs for the relay teams this season
AZ the Stadium field Saturday. with
the showing made by the new men.
n number OF veterans viii be com
pieteiy eliminated from the carnival
this week.
Al Free won the quarter mile In
n fast field against Reg Pratt. Pratt
took second and Ed Ferry and
Harry Beail also placed. Don Doug
las and williams were nosed out.
zener won the mile. with Ewing.
Finkey and Allen taking the other
places on the team. Fred Meisnest
led most OF tho race. but dropped
near the finish.
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y~ss~xdsy's h~vc - Tshis. u<ews
satfi<ia<r. ME . henser 10 the teth
tnsins. h~.fias the waite so. 10 =.
shersr smith. rfoeklYn pitcher. M
homer with t-1 On. bat the Diasts came
from behind. sbf -oa. - >.
uatiinr ~ n.hsr sna rewsisr save
the fsnks their fffh s'rsirht sicfors
whsn thsy beat the s.nstcss 70 ..
watts Heyt voa his thift sirsikht sAins.
The Pirates gathered - bite sud
pushed the Gets late s~~ssf piAce BY
psa~t~rins than ~ 60 ..
uunshins s.v.s hits. the TfseS zen
,h-ff shirf straight sistsry ever the In
dians. q 70 q
risyfrf the I'D army rare 81 sacrf-
nrlrs shs cards polished eff th- F~ss
- q Hetnsty. 9TH three pssess ard
ssreffies. ftfHf haze ir~at tisrs at bst.
Wild elephants have repeatedly
torn up oil pipe lines In sunaira.
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STAR LEAGUE
CLUB TRIMS
MUKITEO

DLAYTNG their first out-of-town
i game Of the season. the Three
Brothers Dye Works team. OF The
Star Junior league. last years Class
A champions and leading confendsfs
for ias3 honors. defeated the fast
Mukiiteo team Sunday. . 70 4.
Swift. who served up the bendsTs
for the winners. held the Mukilteo
hittsrs 20 two safe cioufs. while his
team mates played error,ess ball BE-
hind him and scored their taIiics on
nine hits and five errors.
The entire Three Brotherx' lineup
batfed around IN the second inning
Al Bsrbaris starred In the outfisid
and with the bludgeon-
The score n. H. n
Three Bros. Dye works. 3 . .
Batteries: Swift and Miller. Red
kin. Builder and Caraisky.
Thursday IL regarded uniucky for
s~r>4xttr~~ ~ C~artl pa x.faxx <-oxtr 49,
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FORBES AND
MICHAELS TO
BOX TUESDAY

DERT FORBES. seattle HIGHT.
- weight. who has been sojournins
in other Chimes for the past year.
will return to the local ring Tuesday
night when he meets Robby
MIchasis. New York lightweight. In
tire main event Of the Cascade An
i.sie club. glow show al the Arena.
Forbes hs. defeated some good
bays In Canada. Including a io.round
draw with Freddy welsh. and tho
bout looms as m Interesting glove
tslt. Michaeis has terrific hitting
power for a man % nis weight. aisho
NJ styss Of swing 10 the bs.dy with
hfs i~st causes him TO frequently nn-
Intentionally foul his opponents
Franks panfley. who fas not
boxed locally for several weeks. IL TO
NEE. q hard customer In kif Baissr.
lno Of Camp Lewis Baissfino has
beaten Mike Mitchell and Eddie
Moore
One ~ the best special events Of
the year IL expected between Jimmy
Rivers OF Tacoma and Nd Johnson
o. Olympia. Rivers - the boy who
recently created such q sensation In
his home town. He ~ rHshy PER
former with but one black mark on
his recors--a one-round knockout at
the hands OF the California VETERAN
lightweight. Oakland Frankie Burns.
BOY Mccazsiln viii put IN his
usual appearances. IN compsny with
EDDIE Billings Billings ma. been
MEETING with success lately AZ Van.
couvsr.
Irving Gleason and Jimmy Cole are
down for the second bout and Eddie
Moor. and Frankie Crssn. In the
opener. complete the attractive sir
bout card.
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HARRY WILLS is ONLY REAL CONTENDER FOR DEPSEYS GROWN
Long Joe Busts Up Go
With Timely Base Hit
e;s Bow Hurls First Good Game Since 1920, and
Hands Vernon Southpaw His Frat Setback; Tigers
Romp Off With First Game
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Long Joe DALEY can take his regular turn
on the mound for the Indians and pitch the
brand Of ball that he did against Vernon in
the second game Of the Sunday bargain bill,
a lot of pitching worries will be lifted from
Walter Mercedes managerial shoulders.
The big fellow had lot of speed and lot
of stuff on his curve bali yesterday and IL
was his timely bingle in the 10th frame that
busted up the old ball game.
Tub" Spencer raped grounder mile
a-minute for two-base carom off OF Red
Smiths shins. Then Joe raped single over
short and the gall game was in the ice box.
ION the first game of the matinee by an 8 to
all the ioy out of the party with q six-run
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Colored
Champion
Is Ready
European Fighters Don't
Amount to Much; Amer
lean Whites Eliminated
BY BOB DORMAN


NEW YORK. April a. Jack
IN Dempsey's European trip prom
ises 70 be iittis moro than the usual
tourist Sightseeing trip.
when II is considered that this
country has been unable 20 produce
a heavyweight conceded a chance Of
giving the hard. hitting champion any
sort of battle II is hardly likely
that Europe can do 40.
England has Joe Beckett. Tom
Cowier, Bombardier Wells. Albert
Lloyd. Frank Goddard and George
Cook. all veterans who have seen
their best days with the exception Of
Cook. who does not rank very high.
as the fast slipping Beckett stopped
him the other night
France has Carpenter. already -
feated by Dempsey. Journee and Nell
les. The last two are jokes
In America. among the white
heavses. there Is an equal dearth Of
material.
Most Of the veli.known men Of
recent ring history have dropped out
Of sight. or. II they are heard Of, Il
Is sincerely a line or two that they
have kissed the canvas once more.
Pred Fulton. once promising
white hope. whose speed and sire
kept many others out OF the same
ring. Is anybody's meat since BARLEY
Madden demonstrated that the pom
derous plasterer had nothing anyone
need be afraid OF.
Bin Brennan and Billy Misks are
stiii showing something Of their Old
time form. but as Dempsey has taken
both Of them II can hardly Be said
that either is entitled 10 considera>
ton for a match with the champion.
Outside Of Harry Wills. the negro
heavyweight. there Is not much Of
promise in the heavyweight division
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mezry-go-round IN the tourm
frame.
when Daley won his game yester.
- ne broke q winning streak Of
shr,s straight Esmss hung up BY
1.t. MAY, verncns crack soushpaws
res rlx~r hur!er didn't look a. good
!. hs ala on his FIRST start here as
s<,sa ,lonsl supper, BY Hughie HsSh
!. Ter flsia was the only thing that
tsus the Indians away fron the plate
eft<rer
n the second game Seattle started
~ scoring when Lane walked and
sss,e second and came over on ~.
lr>d, single 70 right
m. visitors tied L M IN the ninth
vssn Hyatt singled and cueto made
. h,eh throw 10 first on Frenchs
nr,ns<r. The cahan should have
r.as the play a, second Smith fol.
b~sa 9th a drive to right. scoring
HFati.
dresfy been told.
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THE SANE OLD
XFAENTsS

Bill sturnps Rad another terrible
>sirs Sunday. The first game was .
nc FOR Bill lie made two errors In
ne first game ard . flock Of bits
baked thru his station. Every time
william catches an easy ono the boys
ta-r. Because % his hitting posi-.
billsiss ard experiences atunps IL q
god mar 70 have hanging around
ne bal club. but for day after day
pay he simply can't cover enough
ground and isn't consistent enough
for the important JOB OF shortstor.
ne Seattle club can't hope 70 win
sonsistsntiy untii this hole II plugged.
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Q,uE GREAT
WELDING

Hugh. ifixh snd BIiiy Lane. isf,
fe,iers Of tns Vernon and Seattle
Gibbs turned In the finest fielding
sen n ths iess rnrdsn for . whole
peres n the game lust closed Both
mo- rads sensational catches.
HRS ere handed ssst Of spencer's
drive N the second game yesterday
vas q marvellous plses % work- The
esseh vas 20 unexpected that HiEh
0rsw rhs bail in from the isft field
fence sns stunrf wss doubled Oft OF
f1rss h.ss on tho relay. Lane mad.
{ vcni-rfui catch Saturday IN the
hrs, zane Of the double bill. which
vss divided b. the way. Seattle win
eing TIE FIRST ard Vernon she second.
ossss back Of the oieachers 70 stab
orsshs ciout Bosh msr hit pretty
~ ard their work on q whole was
y biz league caiibsr
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NEW YORK. April ss.--Aiors'ich.
hon Blocks sensational three. year.
old. which IL being primed for the
Kentucky Derby. had another great
workout yesterday al jamaica He
vent seven furionrs In Las IS.
being sascd up after flying half.
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WILLS VS.. DEMPSEY.

NEW YORK. April zs-Segotis'
tons for fight between Jack
Dempsey and Harry Wits In Lon
don this summer have been OPS ned,
according to q cable received from
George Mcdonald. London manager
and promoter.
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RE>CER rs
STILL, HITTING

Tor have 70 hard u 70 Tub spsn-
Ger for being able 20 ciou, the cd
sEsts. BE raped a pair o. doubles
Yesterday and sent another out Of
fh> rate. only 10 have High rob him
~ a hit with Jack Adams out Of
ne rsme with two broken ribs.
faas~f By his crashing into the
s'ards Saturday. Seattle II lucky I'm
having two receivers like Spencer
snd Tobin on the Job.
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MORE THAN 100 SWIMMERS are

expected to demonstrate their skill
IN tho Y. w. c. A. pool Mt .. m
Tueefay. when tryouts viii be made
for American Red Cross life-.avers
A Junior and senior test win be
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

NEW YORK. April 24.-Johnny
Dundee. junior lightweight cham
pion, and Lew Tender. who claims
the lightweight title. have been
matched for Is rounds In Madison
Square Garden. May 3.
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OAKLAND HERE
TOMORROW

The Oakland club will open .
weeks series here tomorrow The
visitors have been soinx we'll since
tho start Of the season. Lafayette.
with Seattle last year. IA playing first
hase and 10 making . 80 Of 4.
knight II at second. Bruhaksr ~
short. Marriott. from the Cubs. at
third. and Brown. from salt Lake 10
isft field Cooper and Willie. hold,
overs. ar. doing other outneid duty.
kohier and ailtxe are catching
with Kranse. Etier. Ari~tt. Kremer
and nrsnton a. the pitching main-
stays.
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League No. l

CCoRfSC 10 runs on ~ hits, Hili.
~ man Merchants walioped the
Falcon Athletic club at Columbia. 10
20 2. Mc0llvray. on the mound for
the winners. was master ~ the situa-
tion At all times and held the oppo.
sition 10 five hits. Ritiey. Hlllmnn
left fielder, connected with the pellet
for thre. hits. including triple and
doubie
The score: r.. ~. r.
Falcon Athistic club. .. .
Hlllman Merchants ......ts ~ 4
Batteries Woods ana McDermott.
MeGlivrsy and Stats.
Tn a sams featured by free hitting
i and iooes fielding. tho fndspend.
-nts downei the Washington Laun.
dry Company AZ Lowell. II TO ..
Qnlckstsff. independent pitcher.
made the only home run of the
game. willis Mcolnnes batted 1000
with four hits out OF four times at
the platter.
THE score. n. n. y.
Independent. ...s.......i II
Washington Laundry Co. > ~ 7
Batteries Quickstaff and Mcdln'
MS: Du,,on. Powell and Neves.
DEgT SHOE SHOP downsd the
ID zeroisnc Cubs. is 20 .. q, n Y.
Day piayfieid. batteries and other
details % the game were not turned
In By the management os the clubs.
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dams q, the plate.
saturday he hit for the pitcher In
the first game and Chadbourne
dropped his long ny which started
The rally that won the game. sunday
he raped = single IN the ninth Of
the first game that dldnt win the
game. but u caused Manager ESsick.
Of the Tigers. q few worries.
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FIRST GAME
VAS a MS

n. frat cane Sunday ws~ an
s~srt rnsw. Vernon making six runs
n ina. ruofy fourth frame. Plenty
~ hits ~ the Tigers sent over the
urrss waiter McCredie used .
rerk ., pitchers. Zimmerman. Burger.
Rsn snd Mar all working out Fseth
~, Or the bill for the visltors
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BARNEY IL A
GOOD PINCH HITTER

"a Barney. seattls's new outrelfer.
: Kicking thru as a pinch hitter. Hs
fas reached first base nearly every
Tine he has subbed for other In
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T27s Gs5a53sGD q e

Summary, nuns rs-penHtis ref hsf .
Daley T. Struck qut@Hy pafisY Z. -
May Passed batta-kDsfrsf stolen
basss-efzns smith Tposhass hits
Spencer 2. ssrrtfie. htts-~Dafiey 4 Runs
hsft.d In Eidrea. Dsiisy. smith. pcubis
plsys--3iixh 10 ks~yef TO hyatt Time
u rsms~titt. Cmpires Mcor.w ana
HesFfou
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summary tnninEs pitched--By FIN.
nsran ~. BY Burger 81. by He'll !.
chsras dsfsst "a rinnsran. A. bst--of
Finnsran ~, Oft Burger 10, off BELL O.
Hits-on Finn.ran 7. of Burger O. oft
Bell 1. Runs scoref--OH Finneran g.
Burger. 4. Runs responsible for--Fin.
nsran v rsstb ., Burger 1. Bell o. Struck
out-By Finneran 7, by Faeth 8, ~ May
4. Bases or bails--ON Pinnersn 2 off
Fasth g. VIVA pitch--~Fasth stolen
barss---Hvstt. Lane. French. rhrse-bsse
hi -~- HAWKS Tvo-hase NJ, -~ Hawks
Sacrifice hi,s--chsdbourns Hyatt. Hawks
:. Runs bsitsd in--Uawk. a. Custo.
Tobin. Barney. Double piay--Fasth TO
Murphy to Hyatt. Time Of game
10 rss-Rsardon and McCrsw.
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RESULTS Yesterday
vsrrsn 81. seattle ~ ts-eons ssrs
10 inningst.
Portland SIS. Oskisna 80.
Salt f.sks els. Los Aassiss IS ffirs,
gam. 10 tHntnssf
ssa Franelsoo ia. rsersmsr,s -.
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Standing of Star League Teams
League No. 3

DITcHfNo OF Muilaiy and Henry
4 featured the 20 20 win OF
Loulo's French Dry Cleaners over
the Ross Cubs in their Sunday game
a, ". v. Day playfieid. MuliaIy held
the Cubs TO one hit IN the four in.
nings he pitched. Home runs were
poied out by Bracken. Burke and
Kalman.
The score: r. n. r..
Loule's y. ID. Cleaners. F.. 20 20 ]
Ross Cubs ...............
Batteries Muliaiy. Henry ana
Breen: McReynolds. stahl and Stan
dAugh.
Tn A free.hittinx contest l.. ".
i westerrnan Co. defeated the FIRE.
mont Cyclones, a 20 9. Dick Finn
shortstop for the wes,ermans. pulled
double play ana made three hits.
Both pitchers we're hit hard. but
frightened In the pInches Barton
struck out IL batters. and Jones
whitfield eight. The game was played
on the south Seattle diamond.
The score r. II. r.
Fremant Cyclones 80. 10 ,
L. ". westerman Co 8 IL .
Batteries and Hisman. Bar
ton and Peterson.
CARSERrNU 10 hits OFF the deiiv.
NJ cry Of McGrath and Harness.
and aided by five errors. the Sam
Arena team snowed under the
Browns Billiard club by an II TO .
score. Duffy. OF the Sam Arenas. hit
home run. The game was played
at wsila waiia piayfield.
The score r. II. y.
Browns Billiards m . 8
Sam Arena ........... II IL }
Batteries Mccrsfh. Harness and
Lee. Bowman and German.
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Varsity Ball Team to Mix
With Oregon Aggies Here

u1AsHfSCToS viii OPEN the sec.
w ond week Of ,he conference
bar~bali season Agains, the oregon
Agxios Tuesday and "wednesday.
with fwo victories over tho Oregon
webfooterr behind them. The PURPLE
ard Cold nine trimmed the Lemon.
Yellow team Saturday even mere dc
cssively than IN the opener. The
final count was ~ 20 ?.
The Beavers are expected 70 give
tho Washington club SITTER oppo~s'
ton than was encountered last week
The oregon series was really no trial
Of the strength 81 the locals and
what their real standing IA will be
seen this week.
Washington had no difficulty what
ever with the oregon team Saturday,
Starting with sin TALES In the first
frame. Washington was away ahead
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IrAnuE 80. q
League No. 2

NIyAsHfNGToH PARK was ~.
w turned . 10 I victor over the
West woodland Merchants IN .
pitchers battle At Lower Woodland.
Bill stit'n. on thu mound for the win.
nsrr. held west woodland 60 three
hits and famed ~gh, men. Prank.
house. West woodland borman, let
Washington Park down with seven
snfe bingles. BIN Gnffiths won the
game IN the ninth inning. cioutins
the onion for two bases with two
runners on the paths. Everett Brink
hlt safety three tfmw. Roth out.
fields served up steady support
The -core. H. ". r.
Washington Park ........ D
West woodland Mer.... 4
batteries. Suits and smith. Frank
houser and Lobouxh.
<Doss GIANTS report that the
IN Asahi Cubs failed 10 show up for
their game AZ Lincoln Park.
w Green Lake Juniors IN the ninth
inning at Green Lake. with the
score tied In the ninth frame ~ 10
I. the winners staged = hiifcst and
put tho tiit on Ice. The west 4
Wheeler nine was entertained sun.
day afternoon at tho home o. J. w.
Wheeler.
The score r. II. T.
Yves, A Wheeler. ....... - 2
Green Lake Juniors. i 4
Batteries willis and Hafnes,
fiyllengren and Lund.
CTEAriNC homo with the winning
~ run In the ninth inning, Dan
ofeary won a thrilling fii' for the
Mount Baker Cigars In Sundays
game with the West Seattle Dye
Works. Kohier's hit scored the tying
run ON a squeeze play. when the
West Seattle nine opsr1d tho last
frame with q oucrun lead. wslia
whlia diamond was the battle.
ground.
Hitting Of patrtceFii and Rohier for
the Mount Baker club and coiaria's
stick work for the losers featured
Tho score n. ". ".
Mount Baker Ctgarp 80. 10 >
West setttsl f,ys Works
BATTERIES Negro and Patrieeiii:
Crook. ooriey and Carvefl.