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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
New York Yankees New
Ball Yard Costs Plenty

NEW YORK. n. Y. June a..-ri's
~ a far cry from the Union grounds.
Brooklyn. the first baseball enclos-
urc. 20 the Yankees new baseball
park, work on which has just been
started.
The Union grounds were opened
in 1861 al cost Of $3.50. and had a
seating capacity OF few hundred.
The Yankees new stadium Will
cost approximately t3.ooo.oo0. and
will have a triple deck Erandstand
which will seat $1,000 persons and
there will be other seating space TO
accommodate a crowd OF 10000.
Tho new park will be tho biggest
baseball plant In tho world, as well
as testimonial TO the appeal OF the
great American game.
In It's undertaking tho two colo
neis. Jacob Rupert and T. l.. Hus-
ton. both shrswd business men, have
shown their faith In the future OF
baseball.
Colonel Rupert is exceptionally
enthusiastic about II.
lie says. w ncn tolon'i huftuti
and myself bought the Yankees, a
crowd OF $4,000 was something to
braR about. but as time has passed.
baseball has taken more and more Of
a hold on the people. and sometimes
we have been compelled TO turn
away people from the Polo grounds.
tho ~ holds over $1,000.
"The past two seasons have bro
ken all attendance records for us
and we fully expect we will be able
10 fill the new park many times in
1929"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

tatcHWtifntt.
Joe Pagan VS.. Tom King. catch.
weights.
Jimmy Rivers vs.. Harold Jones.
llghtweIghts.
Frank Hayes VS.. Boy MccasslIn.
welterweights
Frankie Green vs.. Eddie Sell.
bsntamweighfs.
This will be the second meeting be.
tween Harper and sacco. their first
bout being i0-round draw in Van.
couver. II. c.. few weeks ago.
Harper's infighting tactics will be
pitted against Sacco's superior long.
range boxing.
Harper L. a slight favorite to win
with the ralibirds.
Eagan. the clever Boston middle
weight. rs tackling Tom King. the
man who beat Gordon Mckay. The
winner win take on Mike Gibbons
in Vancouver soon.
Jimmy Rivers. the sensational
Tacoma kid, viii stack up with Hsr-
old Jones. feiiow-Tacoman Rivers
has two verdicts over Jones already
and figures 20 win again.
Boy Mccassiin, the Woodworking
Bremerton welter. tackles Frank
Hayes. colored miller. while Frankie
Green. the colored bantam. opens the
card with Eddie Neil. OF Anacorfes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
CHINESE GOLF
CHAMPION is
ON HIS WAY

HONOLULU. II. l.. June ga
III Charlie Chung. Chinese golf
champion. who Is soon to come to
the United States. now is in tho
Hawaiian Islands. He is the only
big league oriental shark Of the
links.
Chung got the link bug" from
his boss
Charlie was clerk. booxkeeper
and general office man In a sugar
company office here. He had been
educated In American schools. but IL
was quite some time before he un-
derstood the strange words used by
honorable boss" when the latter
arrived in the office with a sackrui
OF strange looking sticks.
One day Charlie learned that this
language referred 20 game called
golf and soon he was forsaking his
clerkly duties for the tees.
He expects TO visit the United
States for the first time in August
and will seek new golf honors. The
Islands viii also send up Francis
Brown, young sugar millionaire. who
holds the Hawaiian championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
ManyStar
Leaguers
toMoveUp
Players in Junior Loop
This Year Will Soon
Play Faster Ball

MANY young tossers In The Star
league this season will be rips
for faster company merit spring.
Don Burke and Art Butler. pitch
ers. and Ray Wits. catcher. Of the
leading West a Wheeler club. should
be playing In faster baseball 30
c.sty In 1874. In fact. all three of
them could be playing higher up
this year.
Bud Davis. the sterling shoristop
Of tho Frvmont team. and ''curlsy''
Sewers. their husky aiiaround star.
AFRO going TO stronger clubs before
the present season is over.
"a Swim. pitcher. Ralph Miller.
catcher. Ivan JoneA inficlder. and
Al Barbaris. outfieidcrs. arr tho
most likely candidate. for gradua
iion from the Three Brothers Dye
Works.
Tho Washington Park and Hlu.
man Merchants teams arc made up
OF youngsters and both teams will
undoubtedly DO hack In The Star
league next seaAon almost intact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
BAMBDN
MUST HIT
HOME RUNS

NEW YORK. June 2g.--Babc Ruth
IN h getting the idea that he II
down and that everyone IL taking
a iusty pedal swing az him.
with his mind running on this
track. the ham IL greasing the
slides nhend Of him because he IL
not capacitated to carry mental
burden and keep hts eye on the
ball.
As long as he keeps ono ear
turned on the grandstands he will
always hear something that will
sink under his hide. and be can't
take 81.
New York is not bothering about
the number OF urnpires that he can
whip. but IL ponderinR over the
question Of whether he is thru"
He may never start hitting as
long as he assumes the role OF
martyr and casts about for sym
pathy. II he alumps in his home
run hitting he Is thru with major
league baseball because that's all
he can DO.
Ruth is a high strung. nervous.
tempcramen;al individual with
most sensitive disposition. lie ia
entertaining "A terrific Crouch that
will keep him just where he Is II
he doesn't come out OF IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

of the organization and DR.. Chris.
tian Quevli of Tacoma. vicc.presi.
dent. III. o. Anderson. Seattle, is
secretary. and sigurd johnson, Ia
coma, Is manager.
The board OF directors include Col.
Harold Hanson, Thomas Kolderup
and Reidar GJolme Of Seattle. with
j. A. Sorlcy and Herman Anderson
Of Tacoma. w. III. Peters, superln-
tendent Of Rainier National park. Is
also member OF the board OF dl.
rectors.
The ski course committee this year
will consist OF Eeidar Gjoime. chair.
man; w. ". Peters and X. Eide, a
Seattle newspaper man. w. II. Peters
and Reidar GJolme constitute the
finance committee. The membership
committee includes John Sorlcy,
Samuel Strom. o. Granrud. J. A.
Sorley. III. o. Anderson OF Tacoma,
and Jack Moen, o. a. Kjos and II.
o. Anderson OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

Knus, and r. Tllford for a semi
finals berth In tho upper half OF the
draw.
In the only other match OF the
night Ruth Msrcusc and Frank Koz-
lo~Eki viii play Libble Ferris and
l.. Bresnahan-
FRIDAYS
SCHEDULE
Friday night win nee the women's
singles finals being played and the
seni.finai rounds IN tho MIXED and
mems doubles on the book.
In the mems doubles Nyren and
Ayres VIII play the winner of the
Tllford.Knust and wiiliamsFox me
lee af sac y. m AZ the same time
the winner OF the Kozlowski. White
and Nnu.Laixure match win meet
%. r. Stephens and Dick Burr.
Al p. m. the winner OF the Rita
Mcyer.Lco Lagerstron and Mrs So
derberr. w. +. Hardy set.to viii tan.
gle with Irene stephens and O. T.
stephens
AZ tho Same time Mrs. Bourque
and Dick Van der Las viii play the
winner Of the Ruth Mnrcuse. Frank
Koxlowski and Libbie Fcrris-L. Bres.
nahan tiff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

Weighing
142 Now
Lightie King Won't Give
Away Much Weight to
Jack Britton Tomorrow

THERE won't be much differences
= IN weight when Benny Leonard
and Jack Britton mingie In their IS.
round swat contest at New York to-
morrow night.
Leonard. as,ho lightweight cham
pion. Is said 10 be tipping the beam
at 49, pounds at the present time.
while Britton Is making 1f7 pounds
for the fight.
Ring experts in the East expect
Leonard 10 chuck his title II he wins
tomorrow night. entering the welter.
weight division.
In their previous bouts Leonard
had an edge in i5-round no-decision
tiff In New York. while the Phiiadef-
phia eight-round session was even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
LEADS
BRITISH OPEN
GOLF FIELD

CANDwIcH. England. June "a
~ Walter Hagen. OF Detroit. led
the field OF so golfers in the British
open championship at the end OF the
first day. with card OF l4a.
Jim Barnes. American open cham
pion. who was in line for a remark.
ably low score, fell down badly com
ing home in the afternoon. and was
tied with Taylor and Duncan. British
pros. for second place. with ISL.
Barnes took a 40 for the last nine.
after going out in sensational So.
J. Gassiatt turned in a i5S. as did
Jock Hutchinson, last years cham
pion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
Ski Jumping Tournament
Booked for Mt. Rainier

T,HE most thrilling ski jumping
= contests ever staged in the West
are expected next month when TN
Rainier Park Ski tournament is
staged on Mt. Rainier.
Three days--JuIy 2. Q and 4--wiII
be given over TO the meet this year.
siguard johnson. manager OF the
tourney. says that he has been az
sured OF the entrance Of five Cana.
dian ski jumpers, as well as mum.
Der from Tacoma. Seattle and vicin-
ify.
ivan Nelson. former amateur
champion. who holds an amateur
jump record of 20f feet, will be
among the five. From Revelstoke,
u. C.. will be Nelson. Drenor. Holton,
Gordon Hooly and Fred Skene. II.
EngeI will come from Hope. -. c..
to join the tourney. An entry from
Madison. Wis. Is also expected.
o. A. KOS Of Seattle f. president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
Schedule for
Finals in Star
Tennis Tourney

Here Is the schedule for the
finals IN The Star. Woodland park
tennis tournament.
THURSDAY
Women's doubles Mrs. Brag.
don and Marian souie Henderson
W.. Simonne Bourque and Mrs.
Foster at 5 p. m.
FRIDAY
Womcn's singles = m on n
Bourque vs.. Rita Meyer al .. m.
SATURDAY
Junior boy singles - Armand
Marion vs.. Howard Langiie al
noon.
MEMS singles-Frank Hollow
Hki VS.. Leo Lagerstrom at 2 y. m.
Junior boy doubles - Melvin
Dranga and Vlret Scott vs.. Bill
Fox and Harold williams at .
y. IN.
Mems doubles--Piayers unde.
cldedl. Mt Z p m.
Mixed doubleH--nlayers unde-
cidedD. at $40 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

Undoubtedly IL has been the
giamor OF the exploits OF Babe Ruth
that has caused the unprecedented
attendance at the big league ball
parks tho past two seasons.
But many OF the thousands who
have been drawn to the parks to see
the famed slugger have learned TO
know the game and have become
rabid fans.
So II would seem as IL the two
colonies have not been overconfldent
in their work of undertaking the
erection OF the worlds largest ball
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
Indians Must Dish Up
Better Brand of Ball
Pitching Is Something Awful, While Infield Must Be
Speeded Up; Rod Murphy and Elmer Jacobs Have
Not Been Playing Coast League Baseball
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

N0UR Seattle Indians will have TO snap into things II
they expect finish higher than the second division
this season
With the Fourth of July just in the offng marking the
halfway mark in the pennant the Indians are per-
forming like anything but championship eontenders.
The club the present time riding in seventh place
Just lodging the cellar The locals would be in the base
if the Sacramento Soons hadn't been hit by run
Of injuries
Just for one short squirt this has the Seattle club
looked like Glass A-A minor league organization, and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
BY LEO II. LASsEN

MRS. SlMONNE B0URQUE and Rita Meyer habitual
4V1 tennis fnasts in womens events in Seattle for the
past two seasons will meet again for the title The Star
woodland park meet at the north end courts Friday at
3 p. m.
This viii be the fourth meeting of this pair Mrs Bourque
winning The Star title from Miss Meyer last spring. only
nave her rival off the city honors the
"A week ago Mrs. Bourque again triumphed Miss
Meyer but this time in the city tournament winning rs,
10, after hard match The score shows how evenly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
WEISMULLER
is EXPECTED
IN NORTHWEST

W1TH Spokane. Seattle and Port.
w land anxious 10 bring Johnny
Weismulicr TO the Northwest when
the great young swimmer starts his
journey home from San Francisco
after his trip to the Hawaiian
islands. chances are fine that the
Chicago worlds record breaker will
compete here.
He viii probably race Nitric Ko-
nowaioff In an exhibition here.
young Egan nj Portland and Orville
Peterson at Spokane.
WeiHmullcr has been smashing
worlds records galore IN the island
races recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

Milton has been n winner Mt Ia
coma for tho past two yearn and
j. regarded as rather dangerous
company for Jimmy Murphy and
Harry iiartx. the present leaders Of
the sport. according Go A. A. a.
rating Last year the crown for the
championship rested ON Mllton'a
brow and be u endrasorinx 70 win
IA. honor again. despite the fact
that thn contest hoard Of tho A. A.
A. kept him on the nall FOR several
months for alleged misbrhavior
However, Tommy took his punish
mcnt and when his period % pfols.
tion was over he was back on the
track more determined than ever
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
YOUNG CALGARY
HURLER SIGNED

Young Steengrafe. "A righthanded
pitcher with the Calgary club until
the w. !. league broke up. has been
signed by Seattle.
Several offers have como from
Western league clubs for Buck
shot" May. Seattle Highlander. He
may be shipped out soon under op.
ton.
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Oakland
Makes 1t
2 Wins
Acorns Trim Seattle for
Second Time, Winning
s to S

OAKLAND. June ss.--5corinR tho
" winning run In the ninth lnnlng
ON Browns double and iafaye,ie's
single. Oakland trimmed Seattle. 20
). for the second strnight time here
Wednesday
Elmer Jacobs pitched pretty good
Ran for the invaders from the third
until the fatal ninth.
Seattle had swell chance 10
store the game away in the fifh
when they had the bases filled with
two out. but tho best IA Barney
could do was n loft TO Bill Marriott.
THE SCORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

Pitcher Carl HoiIing Of the Detroit
Americans Is slated TO draw his re.
lease from the Tigers as the result
Of run.in with Manager Cobb. Hol-
ling Is not the only Coast league
player who has had troubke with tho
fiery leader OF the Detroit club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
CALIFORNIA TO
SEND TRIO EAST

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-Wil.
liam Johnston, willis Davis and
Helen Wills win compete In Eastern
tennis tournaments this summer. nc.
cording TO announcement made here
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
TACOMA TEAM
TO PAY DEBTS

TACOMA. June 20. - William II.
Keeper. who owns 81 per cent of
tho Tacoma w. /. league baseball
stock. has agreed TO pay back salary
Of the defunct team. providing the
rest OF the club pays the other debts
owed by the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
AFTER sCULLING TITLE

Bob DibbIe of the Don A. C. Tor.
onto. ex'amateur single sculling
champion OF Canada. may make an
effort TO regain the title. He has
been showing splendid form In early
workouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
NEW CAGE COACH

Joe Fogarty OF Philadelphia. one
Of the greatest basketball players in
professional ranks In his day. may
coach the Yale team next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
stage NAMED
NET CAPTAIN

A. A. Stagg. son OF tho football
coach AT Chicago University. has
been elected captain OF the 1929
Chicago varsity tennis team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
BIG GUN MEET
is SCHEDULED

The Pacific Indians trap shooting
event opens Mt Lake Crescent Fri.
day and winds up Sunday. Many
local shooters plan to compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
SOME JACK

II Is estimated 1t Will cost $4,000
to bring over the crack CorinthIan
team Of the English amateur leaglre
for a short tour Of Canada this sum-
r1er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

boston y. Detrott =
Philadelphia 8. ~. Louis 0.
New York 7, Cleveland 2.
Chicago 8, Washington 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
SPIKE ISLAND
WINS BIG RACE

cURRAGH. Ireland. June ga
Ridden by the American jockey.
Archibald. Major Lodcr's Spike
Island won the Irish derby here
yesterday from a field OF ~ start.
era.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
DEMPSEYS ARE
ON WAY EAST

OAKLAND. June 22.--Jack Demp.
sey. with his brother John. are en-
route for the East again today.
They will go straight 10 New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
Tommy Milton Says He Will Race
in Tacoma Auto Classic July 4tE
His Car Wrecked Will Be Repaired He Has Won Tacom
Twice. Big Event With Large Field of Classy Drvers Jmm
ply and Jimmy Hartz Will Be Hand Fight for Prize

TACOMA
i $
n
When Milton
able
na hui ecrnned tnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
Rivers Is
Bookedon
Same Bill
Good Line of Ring Fare in
Store for Seattle Fight
Fans Tonight

It'll Bobby Harper
and Jimmy Sacco
tangiing in the
six round m ain
event. Seattle ring
fans will ST in on
another classy
menu Of ring fare
A. the Arena to-
night.
T he complete
card follows.
Jimmy Sacco W.
Bobby II arpcr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
WATER POLO CANCELLED

SPOKANE. June 22.-Because no
entries were filed from Seattle and
Portland. the proposed water polo
meet here has been Cancelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
OAKS KELEAsE pAIn

Pitchers VIM and Eeiser have
been sold by the Oakland club. Both
viii report to the Nashville team Of
the Southern league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
HE
ENTRIES

Tho field Of drivers and tho cars
they will pilot at Tacoma Ia as fol.
lows.
Jimmy Murphy. Murphy Special:
Harry Hartx. Dueaenberg Special.
Ralph DO Palma. Duescnberg spe-
ciat Tommy Milton. Leach Special.
Cilff Durant. Durant Special: Ralph
milford. Frontenac Special. "Howdy''
Wilcox. Frontonac Special. Roscoe
sarles. Duesenberg Special: Joe
Thoma Duesenberg Special. Peter
DE Pnoio. DiHteei Duesenbcrg. Ben.
nett Inn. no name: Jerry Wonder.
lick. Duarenberg Special: Leon Du-
ray. Frotcnac Special. Art Klein.
Frontenac Special: Frank Elliott.
Leach Special.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
BOBBY HARPER AND JIMMY sACCO HEADLINE ARENA SMOKER
Mrs. Bourque and Rita
Meyer Will Play Again
Habitua Rivals to Clash for Tennis Trophy at Wood
land Park Tomorrow Afternoon; Women's Doubles
Finals Today, Other Finals Saturday

The first final match of The Star-WoodIand park
tennis tournament is being played Woodland park
this afternoon with the womens doubles honors being
staked. Mrs. Bragdon and Marian Soule Henderson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

summary Huns responsible for Jacobs
5. krspss 2. Struck oat--Hy Jacobs 2.
BY krause 2. Bases on baiis-off Jacobs
8. or krause :. Wild piirh~Iacohs Hit
~ pitchsr-Cueto stolen has.s~H ro~n
?. Marriott. Three base hit--Cooper. Two
base hitW-Cathsr. Jacobs Hrp~n. wife.
Sacrifice hits istsrxii. Eidrsd, Tobln.
Double plays--Kraues 70 Hrubaker 20
Lafayette Time - game o.. I'm
pires-Cascy and Byron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
COLLEGE, TRAPS

The intercollegiate Trapshooting
association has affiliated with the
American Trapshooting association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
DE PAI,IA'S COUSIN
Will. DRIVE

Much interest eenterr around the
announcement that Peter do raolo.
Ralph Dc Palma's young oounin. 10
10 drive hts first race On tho Ia.
coma track. f1o Paoio has an i'm.
mensr following In California and
the hearts 81 the Indianapolis fans
were with him when iil.iuck spun
him around and crashed him Into
the rail on Memorial day. when he
drove down the track with his Grip
Piled car and big smiic on his face
thr throng aroae IN prolonged
cheer for tho game little Italian.
while dc Paolo and De Palma are
cousins and on friendly terms when
off tho track. they are arch enemies
Of one another during the course Of
the race. DE paoio's sole ambition IL
10 crowd cousin Ralph Oh, OF the cal.
cium on the speedway. II was Ralph
who taught him the game - a me.
chanic and h. Is determined 10 nhow
him THAT he knows more about the
sport than his teacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn Is. Pittsburg "a 90 inningsj.
Chicago 8. PhIladeiphlA D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Vernon .. Portland q.
ssis Lake ~. Los Angeles ..
san Francisco 4. Sacramento ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-22

Mrs. Bourque plays a driv-
ing game while Miss Meyer is
one of the steadiest women
players in the Northwest.
A victory for Mrs. Bourque
viii give her permanent pos
session Of The Star trophy
which must be won twice be-
fore going out of competition.
Mrs. Gertrude Schreiner Rob
inson won the title in 1920.
The finals in all other
events are slated for Satur-
day afternoon. Scmi-finals
are being played in most of
double events Friday with
the preliminary rounds being
cleaned up today.
yEsTEKDAY's
MATCHES
In yesterdays matches some good
tennis was played. with the semi.
finals In the women's doubles hold.
ms the center Of the stage.
Mrs. Foster and simonne Bouraue
trlumphed over Rita Meyer and Dor.
o,hy Little. after three sets. nj CO.
ss. 81.
IN the other matches Irene ste.
phsnn and O. T. stephens defeated /.
G. Montax and Mary Martin In
rtrr1ght sets. So. &C..
Mrs. Bourque and Dick Wander
las moved into the seni.fnais IN the
mixed doubles by defeating Mrs.
Hardy and Nelson Robinson. 60. 60.
Grant f.aixure and Clarence Nau
won the only mems doubles match
from Wayne o'Brsen and Jack scher.
Tner. 80. 50.
TO>IGHT'S
MATCHES
ToniRht's schedule was 10 start a,
p. m. with tho women's finals ss
the feature. Mrs. Bouraue and Mrs.
Poster playing Mrs. Bragdon and
Marian aoulc Henderson.
Another y. m match was 20 fen.
furr Rita Meyer and Leo Lagers,rom
and Mrs fowerberg and w. +. Har-
d. In the mixed doubles.
An hour later Frank Koziowsisi
and Earl white. strong contenders
for the mems hnnors In the doubles.
were 90 play Nau and Taixurc. with
n seml.fsnRis berth M stake.
At the same time Biu Fox and Har-
old williams were 20 play Christ