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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-06

North Bend will dedicate $4,000
dance hall July 3-4.
Bandon-Catholic church here to
be rebuilt, .-.... -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-06
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
appreciation for the sympathy. by
word and action. that was extended
to W during the illness and following
the loss of our beloved son.
MR.. AND MRS. Il. NJ. BUBB.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-06

Portland docks to install 5000 ton
cold storage plant.
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KIDNEY TROUBLES
Conquered or Money Back

For 40 years, says pr, Carey |
have been prescribing my PRE-
SCRIPTlON No., III for Kidney and
Bladder sickness on the money back
If dissatisfied plan
II you are tired miserab' e, tortur-
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sold by Quinlan's Pharmacy, W. L.
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MoMANls COMPLEX LEE

Woman's complex life with its null
titudinous calls is given as the rea-
son for many a nervous breakdown.
Home work, social obligations, dress
making and the care of chi dren keep
the 10Th century woman in whirl'
wind OF activity until headaches de-
We op, backacle, nervousness and OF
tentimes more serious ills which are
peculiar to her sex alone, Such
women should not despair, but be
guided by the letters 80 often pub
lished in this paper from women who
have been in just such conditions,
but v1o has been restored to health
by Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound.
This is a root and herb medicine
that contains no drugs and can be
taken in safety by any women --Ad-
vertisemenI
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fred Morris returned today from
Boston with new Gardner car
Louis LaCroix is working IN L. b,
Patterson's store during Mr. Patter-
sons illness.
See Lionel Barrymore, the ceie
brated star in Boomerang Bill
lIarte theatre Friday and Saturday
Leonard So ONION Of Albany who
spent Thursday with his brother,
Samuel Solomon returned this morn
ing.
Mss Gertrude Robson, who is EN-
ployed at North Adams, Is spending
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Robson.
For Fords, Kenyon Cord tires
$500 including tax. Why use fab
RIGS when you can buy cords at these
prices? Bennington Wholesale Co."
2tf
DO you want compliments on your
cooking? Then get acquainted with
Bakers Certified Flayoring Extracts,
for soups, entrees and all desserts.
Ask your grocer
See 'Bcomrang Bill starring
Lionel Barrymore. He had won his
name in a hundred fights, because he
always came back for more! Harte
theatre Friday and Saturday
New passenger Studebaker leay-
ing for New FORK city at s a. m. Sat
urday May 10. Have room for few
passengers at railroad rates. Call
476-M or see Il. J. Hanley bt4'
The condition of John Corey who
underwent an operat on for append
citis at Putnam hospital last Friday
is greatly improved He expects to be
able to return to his home in a few
days.
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Cloves !!

Gloves in gauntlet style. Short gloves that fit
the wrist snugly. Long gloves that wrinkle pref
tily and join the short sleeves with excellent eff
feet Every sort of glove you could ask for is here
Fine Black Silk Gloves, were 75c to $1OO; Special
59c
Black, white and all coors in Silk Gloves
$780, S1.l9 and $3.50
Fownes Gown Make" Filosetta Washable Gloves,
one-strap gauntlet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl.59
Washable Suede and Fabric Gloves . SOC and Csc
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POTTER'S HDW. STORE
1874 North st. Tel. 355.R

Paints, Roofing Paper, Oil Stoves,
Auto Tires and Accessories, Poultry
Wire, Garden Tools, Gasoline and
Motor OIL
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ToweLs and Touching

Good Turkish Towels at .29c
Large Heavy Turkish Towels ..... see
All Linen heavy white Crash Toweling
zoe
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Women's Knit Boomers, Csc and SOC
Women's Vests, sizes SO to Al,
25c and zoe
Children's Unions, 8 to IL yrs. SOC
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The number of people who have made such comparisons
find here prices always marked the first place the very
They are not marked in anticipation of announcing radical
auctions later. We invite value comparisons always.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

field will be vastly improved.
A special silver trophy
will be given to the winners
of this race, which will be
challenge trophies and must
be won twice in succession
before becoming the property
Of the winners.
Present plans for prizes in
the other events call for med
ais for all first place winners
and ribbons for second and
third with a banner for the
junior beach team scoring the
most points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

GfECE the flivver OF the Shade
~ family. the battling Trambitas
brothers. Alex. Valley and Johnny.
hold the middle OF the stage as the
nations leading fight family.
Alex. who meets Travie Davis In
the main event OF Wednesdays
Arena smoker, returned this morning
from a successful sojourn In the
east. Jack Kearns ~ handling him.
Under the name Of Jimmy Darcy.
Valley Trnnbitas has built up an en-.
vIabie record among light-heavy-
wclghts.
Johnny, the least known Of the
trio, IL no slouch with the leather
knuckies.
II Bobby Gray, who II matched
with Boy Mccasslln IN the semi.
windup Of the show, which Is being
promifed BY Nate Druxinmon, rnay
be rematched with Travle Davis or
given a crack at TrambItas II he
comes thru In crcditable style with
the sluggins Boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

Yes1ep1nyss hers - Amss ssruzk
srtpi<4 h sks feth inniss. ssx drove
n the ~. thn< gave the white sss
. S-es-e vtsessy svw ~ ~ Sea
TIE Giants split svsn IN . douha~.
header With the Cards. winning the first.
20 4. and testing the second. 40 a
Kenneth williams his hts rsrd homer
bu, the Brcsns lost 20 the rsnks e q
and erepp<d cut % first piac.-
Cy Williams hit his fsth homer.
and Lee smseked cut tws. bot the
rhiis were dowsed By the Reds. II
" 7.
Errors BY Grimm ana 0oo<a srsktst
the Robins 10 beat the Pirates. ! 10 :.
Fer the second tina In the series. ths
Athletics knocked xorton out 81 The hox
and defeated the Endi&ns. IS 20 o
Jsn<s ies the Braves dswr with I'VE
sc~sfeved hits. asx the cahs wes,
70 D.
Hfuss hsrer With two On rave the
Tigers . <<so.s wtn over the Senators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
1RAMBITAS TRIO NOW
LEADING fight FAMILY

Gray and MccasslIn nearly rocked
each other to sleep In their last start;
but Gray has looked better since.
That WIS his first match ON his ar.
rival from Denver and he Ia now
In better shape. In his last fight
here he showed world OF stuff.
Pat Williams gets a return go with
Sailor Kid Silver. The COB shaded
Pat In last weeks show. clipping him
on the chin so hard In the second
canto that the Irish lightweight thot
the skylight had fallen on him.
Soldier Woods Is on the card.
paired with Al Cover. Cover looked
good In his last bout hero. while
Woods Is tough proposition for
anybody TO handle.
In the preliminaries. Harry For, u
y. >. California bantam. boxes Ernie
Daley, and Art Sorrento fights Dode
Bercotf.
Tho show II staged wednesday
night in order to allow Bremerton
fans TO take the 1870 boat home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
Sir Tom
Defends
Trophy
Seattle Boat Defeats Pa
tricia in Two Heats for
Upton Cup

WINNING tho first heat IN "a
w walk" and the second by a
closer margin. tho Seattle Yacht
clubs entry. SIR Tom. defeated the
Royal Victoria Yacht clubs Patricia
over the Lake Washington course
Friday afternoon.
A time distance OF minutes and 3
seconds separated the boats when
the Sir Tom swept across the finish
lire In the morning clash. and tho
seattN boat won by nearly two and
one.half minutes In the afternoon
race.
The Canadian boat led for the first
half mile In the afternoon race. thru
getting off 20 better start. and for
a time looked like winner.
Compute results In all events fol.
low.
fapton Cup nses fnrss hsss,-~rtsrss6
al 10 .. m. tccrrse,st f,nish tisnsl-- str
Tom. % Seattle. first. if;erift. Patricia.
u Victoria. second. ftittsfs.
Ltrtnn Cup Race lseeend heat
started a. Tia ,. IN tcerrssses nnt.h
tiuei-sir Tenn frst s's'siss rstFisis
second. fsss,t1
ktsten Class frrSf N<stf-~sfarted 81
tftsk a N. fotesr ~ finfshi-- nisrs
Cat. % Vancouver 81. wfnsso~l. first;
Kitsvwss.. % vsncouxer CT Psstiseal,
second pcormcuss. % seattle ~. Ora
ham. third NAnx Cat. 81 Vancouver eH.
r. Wiley. fourth. nius Heona. Of var
ceav~r. On. frvtrxt. frfth. krasy Kat II
seattle ct. Nnisl. sixshs n>zr Cat. Of
sestt. 60 Tr.fsth>ni. ssssnth
Kitten cisss fsscort heat Started a.
ssfB . m. forisr % nnish Deer.
msas. flrss. uizek Cat second. blue
tfonnd THIRD. Nsnx Cat fourth. Tiger Cat
| nfth. kiftywate strth. n~ar Cat ssvsnsh.
l Special eioops--stsrtsd AZ fsse p m.
fcerreessd flash sisnsl--spirtt. % Vas.
convsr. first. stisstt; Alexandra. ef van
ccuvsr. second. tssssts.
| Heavy sieops--etntet a. t.tf .. ~.
(correctst ffnish ttmes-- Elss owsndoiSu
T.. 81 vsrccuvsr. FIRST ssst al ousms.
% v.ncvuvsr. sseord. tss<taT: Msdsisne.
1 % Vancouver. third. sssssts: Elsa May.
% Vancouver. fourth. tstt.es.
| Heavy rswis ard sehconsfs-tssrte,
a. +. r. m fcerr~rtsa fin'sh ttrn~i--
os>rceiSr H. 81 Vancouver. first.
ssts-sT resrameaehs. 81 Nicseris- sec.
end. ssi.ss.
fasht yawss--stsrss1 a. f.fs . N.
| fccrrecfsd nnfxh timef--Eiss a.. 81
Vancouver. fret. t.sssses Trusnt. % Vie.
terla- second. ssrfffis fnsrs9fa. % We.
terra. <s.ter
puadsr Cup nsse--xsy p~s 81 s.sssis
/ fQasnt wtIfismst. FIRST Rstnts<r. o,
Vancouver ~, W. p~~sssf- sseerds n q.
s>ymcur. Of Seattle 81. r. Ardsfsenl.
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR PICTURES

The Neptune club members PM
0isnn's crew and Harry Mcwhnt'efs'
team ARE asked 90 be az tile North
Green lake bathing beach AZ .. m.
Monday for The star camera man.
The swimmers are asked "a report az
the beach AZ Downn' landing. Johnny
Wilson's Nsdrons club vili be
snapped on the beach there At ? .. m.
Tuesday. while Fred Carter. The
stars photographer. VIII accompany
Dad Hsnry 70 Mt. Baker and
Seward.
Anna norsssirs r. w. c. A. team
win be snapped a, p. m Monday
AZ the ~ pool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
Local Net
Players in
B. c. Play


VANCOUVER. n. c.. July sa.--
Leon Dc Turenne entered the
finals Of tho British Columbia Main.
land tennis championship here Fri.
day when he won IN two straight
sets from CARDINAL. az. "a. The
Seattle player played hin usual stei.
lar game. scoring clevcrly with his
backhand Kfoss.
Armand Marion lost IN the semi.
finals 70 Milne. ell. "a. Marion
doublefauited several times and re.
turned many balls into the net. He
scored several aces. however. with
clever placing. Mines greater ex.
periencs carried him to victory.
Mayms Mcdonald won from Mrs.
Cushing In the semi-finais OF the
ladies' singles. sc. 60. Miss Nc.
Donald was much more energetic
than her opponent. Her backhand
play was feature. Today nhe vii,
play Mrs. Diamond. OF Vancouver. in
the finals. who, incidentally, eiirn,.
mated Mrs. Bragdon In the other
serni.final match. ga. 60. Friday.
Mayme Mcdonald also entered INC
finals in the mixed doubles. along
with Marion. They beat Miss Fraser
and ". Jones IN three set match.
DE Turenne and Mrs. Bragdon lost
In tho other sernifInai 20 Mrs. Dla.
mond and Milne.
Miss Frascr and Mrs. Bourque are
playing Miss Mcdonald and Mrs.
Bragdon In the finals for the ladies'
doubles. The former pair beat Mrs,
Gushing and Miss Kleopfer Friday.
while Miss Mcdonald and Mrs. Brar.
don defeated tho Vancouver stars.
Mrs. Diamond and Mrs. Milne.
De Turenne and Marion won their
seml-final In the mems doubles from,
Westwood and Jones after a hard
struggle. 1910, SO. The Seattle play.
ers had played three matches
previous TO this one and were OBJ
viously tired. otherwise they would
have won In easier fashion. Marion
played none too well and threw
many points away. viileens and
Suhr OF California were beaten in the
other semi.finai OF the mems doubles
by Greaves and Fawcus OF vancou
yer. io.s. SO. Lack OF understanding
proved a deciding factor In favor OF
the Vancouver men.
Do Turcnne and Marion meet
Greaves and Fawcus In the finals to
day.
Marion plays Beardslcy Merrill Of
Spokane In tho finals OF tho junior
championship also today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

playing sweet baseball ever s'nSe
che Coast league barrier was spfuhS
N April.
MN r<siek has his men going IKE
: well.oiled machine. and unsh sney
xan INTO tho Los Angeles snsE. when
a. angela we're In their Wild winning
otreak. the Tigers were heading the
rar& They are but a couple OF
1ueapa behind Frisco now.
seattle. returning from = three
woehs. road trip In which the indi-
~ have been playing san Fran
c1Sca Sacramento and Portland. the
90 WIN run into some great pitch.
M. The Tigers have Jake May.
y7usser Deli and BIZ James doing
- majority Of their pitching now.
- these men are hurting an aver
- Of two games = week.
noastis fans will get their first
rllnpns Of Ping Bodie. tho famous
Ir1Glen outffeldsr. who wasn't with
~ Jungle boys when they played
~ before.
Rnu1rk has he infseid web set with
Matt on first. Sawyer on second.
yPonch a. shcrtstop and Smith nj
tn1r1- French II to be recalled by
~ New York yanks. while Smith
ii Staying the Ereasest game Of his
m1nor league career n third base.
1onhlng with the best hitters in tho
lrslck b working the right ana
m handed hitting shin IN the out
fIe)4 Bodie and HiEh alternate In
~ field. while Schneider ana
HAWKS are taking turns IN right
1Io1d. the FORMER pair working
oeoinst soushpaw huriers ana the
Iattsw oGainst the righ-h8ndcd d.
te1vers.
mo Indians havs been making .
ngotty fair showing on the road out
80 q ths disastrous wreck at san
U1nuc1sco.
Ne ssriss vim varr1u wfn epen
~ wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
TWO UPSETS
MARK FIELD
NET TOURNEY

Two upsets marked yesserday's
play IN the city piayfieid tennis meet.
Windy Lansile defeating Earl White.
1891 champion. and Fletcher John.
son beating Bruce Hesketh.
Results Of tho Friday MAY At
Woodland park and today's schedule
follow:
Yesterdays RESULTS
osrsruds Pearl defeated Irene stophsns
oraes i.o~s defeated Mrs n. A.
Thompson. Ga, SO
v. johnson defeated n n Iisskssh. 90.
W. Lsnsns defeated r, C. whit. "a
rs
ohao dsfsa,sd I. d wilson. 80. IL.
ToDAy's SCHEDULE
- r. ~.
Womsn's singles. Class n Ttn.is--
Helen Robh ". Grace Love.
women's singles, Class finais--
Thelna Wolff W. Gertrude Pearl.
Msn's Doubles. and johnson
W. Loo and LanGiic.
Pepper and nyron va Atwsii and
Christie.
Class a s~mi-fisais--Frsnk Korioeski
vs. Leo LhRertsofn.
Clss. & seni-finais -chester Dustt vs.
ohno; Tsmikawa W. Bni Fox.
A. r. NJ.
Larerrtrofn and johnson vs.. Hsrketh
and Hesos.
Kosiowski and white vs. Foley and
Robinson.
Riko and Abe vs. brennan and west
phaieu.
Christian and Kennedy vs. Butler and
sheiienberger
A. 8 r.. NJ.
Winner OF Hesketb and Resns- johnson
ana Lsserstrom W. West and Little.
Hart and Henry W. Erickson and Jurin.
N. Robinson and Duett W.. Anderson
ana Kauasch.
Bresnahan ~. Christian.
~ T.. NJ.
J. schermer We. Melvin Deange.
G. q. Baker Va. +. Yama.
Nourss and christianson W. Envy and
Ohuo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
GOTHAM BALL
CLUBS HALT
MISSOURIANS

nEFEATING the st. Louis Card.
~ nails four out OF five times In
Gotham. the New York Giants have
repealed the Western threat on their
National league lead In much the
Same manner In which they cllmln.
ated Pittsbury last year when they
trimmed tho Pirates five times
straight In their big series.
in the West the New York Yanks
invaded st. Louis and took three out
Of four games. wrestling the lead In
the American league from the
Browns.
However. both ST. Louis teams are
stiIl close, only n half game sep.
arating the American league leaders.
The yanks and Giants both face hard
struggles with Western teams. while
the st. Louis Cards will have easier
sailing against the weaker Eastern
teams for the next two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
ENTRIES CLOSE
RATIRDAN--NEXT WEEK

Seattle swimmers must remember
that all entries must be turned In al
The star or at Sapidings or Piper a
Tnft'r or ~ the municipal beaches.
where the instructors viii accept
them. before saturday ncxt week
one week from today.
And all swimmers over fs years OF
age must be registered members Of
the A. A. y. This membership cosis
Is cents and can be obtained from
Earl A. Fry Of Piper q Tafts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

Monday, and the winner OF
the letter contest will be an
nounced Tuesday.
The player selected win Be given
special day at the Seattle baseball
orchard and the winning Gan win be
the honor guest OF the day.
Here are some more letters re-
csived Friday:
sporting Editor The Star:
In my opinion Paul Strand IL the
most valuable player In the Coast
league. He IL the leading hitter
among those who have played rcgu.
isriy. showing that he IL a consistent.
hard hitter: and no stands high
among the extra-base ciouters.
His basc-rteaiinr Ia as good as the
average and he fields well. He IL no
flash in the pan and Is improving
all the tlme.
He never crabs ana he fights for
victory for Salt Lake City. not him.
self alone,
am sure he win be in the majors
before long.
FRED @. SCHNEIDER.
SEA cioverdsie Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
Hornsby, Walker,
Williams Drawing
Away From Field

FRIDAY HOME run HiTTEHs
Hornsby Cards. I. total ~.
williams flirownsl 1: total "a.
Williams (f'hf'si 1. total 10.
Ire ushsisi 2. total n.
Meusai lGianfal I: total 10.
witt Ysnksl 1 total g.
Blue Tigers l: total T.
H0MEsKtN LEADERS
Hnrnsiyy Cards. ~.
Walker tAthlc;icsD "a
Williams nsrownsl -.
Ruth frankas IL.
Holman fTigersl is.
Williams H'hlial 10.
Miller GAthietlcsi ~.
Wheat dioblnal IL.
Lee nshiirl n.
Aieuses Chants 10.
Alnamifh Cards 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
JACKSON SIGNS
TO BOX WILLS

NEW YORK. July 2s.--Harry
wills. challenger OF Jack Dempsey.
and tut" jackson. Ohio heavy
weight, definitely signed articles to
day to fight Is rounds In the Brook
lyn ball park on the night OF
Aug. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

II "a also important that all divers
planning TO compete should remem.
her that Dad Henry. veteran swim.
ming coach. will be at the beaches
20 coach Star divers Tuesday at the
following hours:
Green lake AZ 10 a. m. Madrona. :
.. m: AT Baker. . p. M. Seward.
.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
Gossip of Fairway and Green
Heard by Alex c. Rose

eagles" before the sun sets on Mon'
day. FINAL results will he published
In The Star next Saturday.
DI.AyfSG on their HON. course.
1 IN. Darlington womsn's team
defeated It's North End rivals las,
wednesday BY rs 20 score. giving
them a four point edge on the ecas
sons contests Tho initial meet.
played NJ the Seattle Colt club. fell
to shs hosncstcrs by couple OF
points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
FRENCH DAVIS
PLAYERS HERE

NEW YORK, July s9.---Andre
Colbert. Henri cochet. Jean Borotra
and Jean Samazeuilh. members OF
the French Davis cup team. who
are 20 arrive today. are expected TO
make their American debut In the
singles at the Seabright TOURNAMENT
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

WITH Jack David back from Call.
w fovnsa. E.arllugtonlans are hop.
Ing that he viii throw 'ef IN high and
get tho various competitors tina, are
far behind schedule started OFF. The
club championship and the captains
and presidents cup competitions are
expected 10 get uudcr way IN the
next few days. A match between the
men and womsn's teams will be
played at Darlington next wednes-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

NEW YORK. July 2e.--Officiai
figures for the Leonard.Tendler
fight announced by Tex Richard
show The attendance at 44,a2o. and
the receipts sas7.s62. The share OF
Leonard was s197.167 and Tender
s7,bl2. After taxes and expenses are
deducted the promoters win have an
estimated profit OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

Prei.mlnarien viii bs held In all
events In which more than five en-
tries are listed on August II. with
the exception 81 the mile marathon.
All swimmers who live north OF the
Lake Washington canal win compete
AZ Green lake and all other contend.
ers wiil swim AZ Nadronn.
The finals win be staged the fol.
lowing Saturday IN the Lake Wash.
lnEton canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
SOME SWEET THIRD sAcKERs

There ara more classy third base.
men In this league this season than
the loop has known In years. Ksmm.
Wisterzil. Smith. Pick, Deal. Witt
and Marriott are all capable per.
formers. Sargent. Portland per.
former. ~ the weakest OF the lot.
But all Of tn . others are playing
well in the field and arc waIioping
the apricot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
CURLEY is A
BIT PREVIOUS

OKLAHOMA CITY. July a.
Curiey Smith. middiswesght. knocked
Charley Fiszslmmons down for a
count Of nine in the third round Of
their scheduled f1-round battle. then
disqualified himself by quitting the
ring. thinking he had secured a
knockout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

Doc Crandall. the venerable
Ul1<Aer q the Los Angeles ceiestiai~.
X1nln . change OF scene. He Il stiil
pretty sweet minor league huricr.
o1nt he wonsdn't have much trouble
04ehirr on with some other club.
C<nndaiI figures = change would do
HIN good. a. he has been with hts
G(rb for many seasons.
CORTLAND. July 1ss--Everybody
= ~ the Portland club tried 70 stop
~ Seattle Indians. Manager Al
Uomaree even mounting tho hlIlock
~ The sixth frame. after his star
Neepdsman. Middleton. had ambled
81 The showers.
Ge&tf.e pounded out too much Of
= lad I'm the earlier innings. and
IlnnI{y emerged 4 victor by , In
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l1>ton 5 Charge defeat 70 Middleton.
Huns Responsible for -- Middleton I.
nrhorr g. struck ous--By Middleton :.
~ Hchorr 4. by penaree J. Bases on
b4f{s--off Middleton 2. off Sehorr 4. Off
Uemsres 2. wild pltchss--sehorr :. Home
run--cfans Tgo-bass hlts--Lane. Eidrsd.
, Adams. Cor. sfumpf. Crane. woif<r
Herrlfice hits. Adams z. Crane sturnpf
Wlsterzn. Barney. Eldrsd. Double play
Kidred 20 =. Adams.
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WINS BOUT ON
QUEER VERDICT

PAwNEE. Okla. July 2s.--coun.
~ Boy Lance. Oklahoma City. won
from Bobby corbett Of Fairfax in
the fourth round OF their scheduled
io-round go. when his glove ripped
and corbett would not allow substi-
tuition of new gloves.