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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-10-12
Shower at Rome.

Rome, Oct. 10.-On Wednesday
afternoon, October 4, the Rome Book
Club entertained with miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs. G. K.
Way in honor of Miss Annie Wilson
whose marriage to DR.. P. S. Thomas
of Great Falls will take place Octo-
Der 10.
The reception hall, living room
and dining room were en- suit and
beautifully decorated with pot plants,
marigolds and golden rods.
The guests were met at the door
of the reception hall by Mrs. G. K.
Way and presented to the honor guest.
They then passed into the dining room
where punch was served by Mrs. L..
F. Rhem, Miss Eta Tart and Mrs.
L. B. Johnson.
A contest-Flower Romance was
next engaged in. The prize, lovely
silver dinner bell, was won by Mrs.
S. A. Legette, who in turn presented
| it to the honor guest. Hearts having
the words, Wilson Thomas, on them
were passed and the guests were ask
ed to write acrostics for the brides
memory book. Ice cream and cake
were then served by Misses Nell Will
son, Frances Snow, Katherine Keels
and Edaphell Richardson. Mints were
passed by little Misses Harriet Way,
Ethel Legette and Virginia Rhem.
Music on the piano was furnished
throughout the afternoon by Mrs. w.
C. Rollins, Miss Gertrude Haddock
and Mrs. S. A. Legette. Mrs. L. F:
Rhem favored the guests with two
lovely vocal solos.
After the refreshments the bride
elect was called to the porch where
she was given list of drugs to call
for at the drug store. While she was
out each guest was given a package
and a label bearing the name of a
drug. When the bride-elect returned
she was told to stand at the table
and call for the drugs. AS she call
ed the names the guests presented
the gifts. The many beautiful and
useful gifts are evidences of the pop
ularity of the bride-elect.
The following were present: Mes
danes Joe Waldron, J. H. Richardson,
| D. I. Wilson, B. NJ. Dinkins, Bethel
DuRant, H. H. DuRant, L. B. Johnson,
w. T. Turbeville, w. ]. Chandler,
Fulton Carraway, G. K. Way, L. F.
Rhem, George Thomas, w. Cary Rol-
Inns, G. E. Grier; Misses Gertrude
Haddock, Eta Tart, Emmie Snow,
Florence Hemingway and Annie Will
son of this place. Mesdames NJ. M.
Thomas and E. w. DuRant, George
town; Misses Mildred Hemingway and
Carrie Baker, Hemingway; Mrs. S.
A. Legette, Georgia; Miss Clayton
Blain, Greenwood; Miss Maude Frs
kline, Columbia; Miss Amy Connor,
Orangeburg.
Another social event of the week
was a surprise kitchen shower given
for Miss Annie Wilson by the men,
bers of the Epworth League at the
school house on last Friday night.
The auditorium was decorated with
pine branches and golden rod. The
chairs were moved from the center
so as to have space for games. The
guests had much fun being blind
folded and pining the clapper on the
wedding bell. The prize for this was
won by D. l. Wilson, Jr. The old
game, "Kitchen Furniture" was play
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned will apply to w. E. Snow
den, Judge of Probate for the County
of Williamsburg, State of South Caro-
lima, at his office in Kingstree, S. c.,
at II o'clock a. m. on the 7th day
of November, A. D. 1922, for final dis
charge and letters dismissory as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Charlie
Readon, deceased.
D. J. EPPS,
Administrator of the Estate of Charlie
Readon, deceased.
10-5-5tc
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

Pursuant to provisions of Section
241 Criminal Code of South Carolina
all persons are hereby warned against
trespassing on lands of the undersign-
ed in Turkey township in any man.
ner, either by cutting or hauling
wood, hunting or fishing, or allow
ing stock to run at large on same.
Violators will be dealt with accord
ing TO law.
JESSE s. FULMORE.
10-12-4tp.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will apply to w. E. Snow
den, Judge of Probate of Williams
burg county, State Of South Carolina,
at his office IN Kingstree, S. c.. at
II o'clock a. m. on Saturday, Octo-
Der 81. 1922. for his discharge as
guardian of Susie Burrows.
w. T. PHILLIPS,
Guardian of Susie Burrows.
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ed, and several other games. The
guests were given paper having
four names of something to eat and
were told to write recipe using on
ly those four articles of food. Each
paper contained different words.
These were presented to the bride
elect to be used when she starts house,
keeping. The prize recipe was writ
ten by Miss Florence Hemingway ana
Mr.. Eddie Owens.
Sandwiches and ice tea were serv-
ed the guests. The entertainment had
been announced as League social
and Miss Wilson was entirely unaware
that it was a shower until at the last
when Mrs. S. A. Legette announced
that as the party was over the guest
would all go home with DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas for supper. The stage cur
tain was pulled and there was dis
played on the stage kitchen with
utensils for cooking. Much fun was
had by the guests in telling Miss Will
son what to use the different articles
for. She was advised to use the roll
ing pin frequently-if the doctor did
mt do as she said.
Prof. o. NJ. Mitchell of McColl,
spent the weekend here with relatives
Mrs. w. C. Hemingway of Heming-
way, spent Sunday here with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. 1. Wilson.
Mrs. Spencer A. Legette and daugh-
ter Ethel, Miss Mary Rhem and
David Johnson spent last Friday in
Kingstree.
Miss Edna Lourance and Mr.. R. Y.
Waldren of the Union high school
faculty, spent the weekend at the
formers home in York.
Miss Carrie Baker of Hemingway,
is spending a few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. D. l. Wilson.
John ]. Snow, Jr., has gone to North
Carolina where he has work with the
Tobacco Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. DuRant and
Miss Annie Wilson spent Thursday
in Georgetown.
Rev. and Mrs. G. K. Way and
daughter, Harriet, were visitors in
Hemingway on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Crib and baby
of Hemingway, spent the weekend
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Crib.
Miss Louise Snow is teaching school
near Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Turbeville and
son, James, visited their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Wilson near Kingstree,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hemingway of
Hemingway, spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. DuRant.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. E. Hill and chill
dren spent Sunday with relatives at
Cades and Lake City.
Miss Elise Rollins of Indiantown, is
visiting relatives here.
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Feesin Advszsisins Rsprsssos.dve
THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
M3H@D DOWN.
|@1 uEE @EaSss41tSE;22
By LEO II. LASSEN
BT LEO II. l,ASSEN

TuRNo Northwest been
- a lot
OF mediocre talent finally showing OF hc
noodles by holding right kind Of talent DO
lined The will be the Travis pavsJaok
Josephs mill at tho Arena Joepha face and We
nsht aud meeting How
decision and tho victory
OF the Minnesota boy a one.
WITH the and with tho
w foround Portland c. some
rafting good should the Northwest this win
together
herewith win September
University
Washington Of tho local institution
savage ability and no has the knaek OF I'm
the basketball that Washington floor
and also
good football on Dote Savage had
winning tho
ball. basketball and track championships
yacht pnots
the world thi. at Seattle and
balboa viii undoubtedly bs
great sfirnnius TO yachting turnout the Northwest
coaching Stairs OF the
"A addition Roosevelt Garfield hsh
Walter Bell
whore he had wonderful
Ballard Pat Murphy
rehsn
Roosevelt fAnccns problem sin
n
ution IN hEh school athletics this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
French Net
Men Out of
Davis Play
O'Hara Wo,d Spills Dope
and Defeats Andre CO.
bert--Anzac Spain Meet

r oNowoop CRICKET crrp.
- AUG. is.--clnehlns Aussraiia'u
right 10 meet Spain IN tho final
round % tho Davis cup preliminary
tennis tourney here yesterday.
orrara Weed furnished another
thrin 70 the net world by upsssting
tho dope and dsfcafinig Andre Co
bert Of France. 20. "a. 81. 60
In n match that held little tense.
meas beeaus, the issue had been set.
Tied IN tho previous match. Gerald
Patterson beat Henri cochet. french
champion. 60. 80. Ga. 60.
The Amaze representatives win en-.
ter the tournament with Spain han.
dlcapped with injuries. Wood has
a shoulder stiffcnet by neurl,is. An.
derSon is still III. and Patterson was
forced In yesterdays play TO favor
a weak ankle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
MowIIEENEY LACKS
CURVE BALL

Doug Mcwheeney. Frisco's new
hurier. has plenty OF speed. He
showed the Indians fast one. But
he lacks a curve. with two smart
catchers like Sam Agnew and Archie
Yelle working with him Mcwheeney
should develop into a great pitcher
M he's siili young enough 20 pitch
his way back into the big show II he
can learn 10 throw a crooked one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
PETE MULDOON
HERE FOR DAY

Pete MuIdoon, the handsome man.
ager OF the Seattle hockey team. paid
n hurried visi, 10 Seattle Monday on
business. and then dashed back 10
Vancouver. y. c.. where he II inter.
ested in the horHe.racing game.
Mulhoon didn't have anything 20
nay as TO whether the reports that
slx.man hockey viii be played in tho
Coast league Ia true or not. lie says
this will be decided at the first meet.
Ing OF the league. 10 Be- held some
time In September in Vancouver.
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DEMPSEY AND
BRENNAN TO
START WORK

CHucAGO. Aug. i5.--Jack Dernp-
" scy win meet Bib Brennan In a
worlds championship f0-round. no.
decision go at Michigan CITY on
Labor day.
The articles are signed. forfeits
posted and both fighters announce
they viii Immediately 20 Into train
ing for the bout.
Both Jack and Bill will take up
their training quarters at Michigan
city and remain there until after the
battle.
No official statement was made a.
20 the amount the fighters viii get
for the show.
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BROOKLYN NEWS

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-fIarold c.
Janvrin. Brooklyn utility outfieldcr.
recently released 70 tho Columbus
American association club. has been
declared at "io.ycar man" by Prcsi.
dent Heydier and has refused 70 re.
port 10 Columbus. Burleigh Grimes.
suspended Brooklyn pitcher. was ro-
inatated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
Not Easy
Locating
New Park
Los Angeles Owners Hav-
ing Hard Job Buying
New Baseball Site

T os ANGELES IL certainly max.
IL ing II tough for william wrig.
ley. Joe Patrick and the rest OF the
boys who back up the Movie city
Coast League club.
Tho l.. A. owners want 10 build n
now park ana the two sites that have
been selected as possible for a down.
town park have been put out Of the
running by vigorous protests from
residents In those neighborhoods-
But the Los Angeles owners say
they have 100000 10 spend on a
new park and ms wrigiey usually
gets what he goes after site can
DO expected 10 be found soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
BARNES is
BEATEN BY
YOUNG STAR

DfTTsBURO. Aug. i5.--fn a scnsa-
l. tional upset. Johnny Farrell. on.
tered in tho national professional
golf tourney ns professional from the
Quaker Ridge Golf club. Of Mamaro.
neck. ~. Y. defeated Jim Barnes In
the second round here yesterday, one
up.
Both the veteran and his 27.year.
old conqueror went over the course
In 75--one under par.
Gene saracen and Jock Huichison
both came thru without difficulty.
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BUNDY AND
NET CHAMP
WIN EASILY

E,oREaT HILLS. n. r.. Aug. h.
Il smothcring Niles Mary Case in
straight sets. 60. 60. Mrs. Molla Nal.
Tory. national women's singles cham
pion. won her match In tho national
title tourney here yesterday In one
OF the most impressive demonstra.
tons she has given this year.
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. consid.
cred formidable rival Of the cham.
pion. also won her match easily.
downing Mrs. 8. II. Waring. 81. 81.
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his 1919 aggregation. with five subs
from last years eleven. Practice WIZ
start about September IS. only three
days before registration.
Capt. Percy Locey and Murius Mo
Fadden viii bs tho only regulars on
the line. Both win be hard 70 beat.
however. both IN experience and
field playing. In the backficid Ever
cit Miller II tho only real regular.
r.ocey will be stationed at tackle. Nc
Faddcn At end. Miller at half and
Hugh MciSenA AZ quarter or half.
Coach Rutherford predicts that
Miller win have q great year In the
backfisid. and no also reports that
Mckanna n weighing i<s pounds
now. IL win he remembered that
weight has been the dlminutivo guar
ter's drawback.
Those not ON the regular limo
M who viii be back 10 try for po-
siiions are Itay Louxhrcy nj end.
Luke GIN for one Of the halves,
Dean Mlrkclwait nj tackle oppe-
alto I.ocey and Dick Richert e.
fhrr af end or half. These men
all made letters last fall. but did
not get In enough games 10
prove themselves. I'D Clarke
also worked 10 advantage ON the
Argie line against Oregon. and
may be In the lineup al the start
Of zach game again this year. ~
he has weight and speed.
q
several promising men who know
how to handle tho plgnkin. with their
chief limitation lack OF experiences.
Big Muah Hjclto looms ns on OF tho
best bets for a regular berfh. With
the yeariings. no was unod at tackle.
dropping back 20 mako forward
passes. and his acriais seldom were
short Of 80 yards on other OCCASIONS
hla height helped him pull down for.
ward passes just In front Of the line.
Herb Rich viii have = Job niling Bob
Stewards vacancy nj center. judy
Ash. a member Of DOC stowarts
fighting combination. 10 back and
will be eligible n no makes good
Quarter Il tho big hole. Claude
&HftStfIt*ttt M1fNAft1 ttt&t E*@f
fiou for the rocks last year. but
lacks wright and experience.
Two or thr~e Of Hufhcrforfs
basketball mcn expect Ia turn
out for football. Besides Hjcife,
there are Glenn Perry and
Moose Lyman. with John Ebert
son ~ another possibility. Other
yeariings who look good arc Ken
Julian. Ray NcCaTt, Paul Irvine
and Irving Day.
The Oregon Aggie schedule has
been completed. with prospects OF
two more games. Doc Stewart want.
Ell a pos; season game with Ruthcr.
forti'a eleven. but when he left Cor.
wallis there was no understanding
that n would be played According
20 Rutherford. " In not too late yet
10 arrange a poe, season game before
the annual New Years classic. should
California win the Pacific coast
championship. Tho Agxiea' open date
Il November n. .Armlstice day. Ell.
forts will be made 20 land game for
that day. 20 give Portland rootrrs n
chance 10 see tho Aggiea play. as n
would be hard 70 pass up n holiday
with no game.
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How Northwest
Tennis Players
Rank for 1922

NI~'S SINGLES
f--teen he furenns. Seattle.
wallace scott rscems.
81 81 Clare vsriey. v.neeavsr.
n. (.
steretn orffsn. san rreneisce.
t-uaroid Van Dyke johns. seattle.
e--Nafshell Allen. seattle.
t~-NerhsFt snhr. san francisco.
lit. Milne. Vancouver. n G.
s--htehsrd narr. Seattle.
ie--Armsnd Marion. seattle.
WoMt>'s SINGLES
-Nsytne Macdonald. asattie
Mira nrasdon. Seattle
Mrs Diamond. Vancouver. m G
e. rs- cashtax. Oakland.
- ElsaneF HSslcn SPOKANE
Miss Leaning, Victoria. n q.
Mrs. Heufqus. Seattle
s~~Nteiie Ferdinx. Portland
p-.-t.aFnA fraser. Vancouver. N. q
to-~ AffA fttekAhy. Victoria. n. o.
JUNIOR SINGLES
Armand Marion. Seattle.
a---tsssx WestsFman. roFtlAnf-
s-~Reerdsisy merrill. spekans.
t--iehnny Proctor. Victoria. n c
t--tfihsY smith. Tacoma
s--tlarvy eha~. Seattle.
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ROSENBERG WINS

NEW YORK. Aug. IS. - Dave
Rosenberg. former amateur middle
weight champion. won the worlds
championship Of New York" las,
nighf by taking n i5.round decision
from rhil Krug. Harrison.
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PORTLAND OPENS
HERE TODAY

Portland opens a weeks series
here today. Al Demarec viii match
wits with Jack Adams. his old bat.
terry mate during the seven games.
Portland is riding a notch behind
the Indians in the Coast race and
rivalry Is bound 10 be keen
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. is.--
Ed c'Strangler'1 Lewis defeated
Jaciatra oobar. Hindu wrestler. In
straight falls last night. The cham.
pion took tho first in BIAS and the
second IN 1i46. both with headiocks.
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EATTLE DOUBLES
.AM LEADS

Among the doubles teams Marion
r. Turenne must be given first
face because Of their victory In the
International.
Marion and Turenne also won the
Piand Empire doubles title.
fawcus and Graves. by their vic.
Pry over the pair IN Vancouver.
pine In for special mention.
Allen and Johns, by winning tho
Washington state TITLE. and Scott
re- suhr. Northwest champions,
PINE 10 for special mention.
Mrs. BraEdon. Of Seattle. was the
outstanding doubles player Of the
sar. winning AZ Vancouver and TIA
rrna with Miss Macdonald and cop
Pig the Washington crown with
Pra Livingstone.
10 ranking Of the doubles teams
being attempted because the teams
Yne not Tire same turnout the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. i5.---Jim
Thorpe. indian star athlete. suspend
cd Indefinitely BY the Hartford East.
crn league club for breaking train.
ing. has been presented 20 the
Worcester club. No money or play.
srs were involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

Singles by Krug. o'Farrrii and
Terry scored two runs IN tho ninth
and gave the Cubs an sto.e victory
over the Cards.
After trinK shut out for i've In.
nlnRw. the Pills came TO ilfe and
pounded i0to.i victory over the
PlnteH.
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PAY TOSSERS
~ WIN ANOTHER

Ihe y. r. Day indoor baseball
san made II three straight over the
rArs'Roebuck club al the Day
POUNDS last night. winning. II to 8.
: : rather loosely played game.
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Hf%FA
'9Sr@,eZ .,

xx-hsikilns nlflisrd ehasrpiaa
Willie uepps will cp~n sa e<sd~ny
Ia Mes ierk this fait. IL viii have
~ tables. Ttepp~ contemplate. sp~n-
inG rvrss IN Philadelphia ssd 1sA1si-
rss<s. ~ we'll - other cities.
rcio players tAkiar part IN the Rum
son. Meadow Brook ard PfliadeiphiA G.
G. matches will wear nunbera
Affiffaa 81 q eoncrsss tieaeaer " the
Polo grounds wiii Increase It's seating ca
paesty % ff.tcs. ss the nss sections will
afford accommodation 20 fs,ees. The
YANKEES new park IL 20 seat 1900
The fin@i RACES for this safsassi
Titles und~r the auspaees Of tho ANA
trur Bicycle League Of Amerfcs will
bring tegethcr = Er~at array 81 tall
esi At Atlantic CITY September 10.
lee ~ years rincs ~. Louis crested .
league ehampion nins.
The lat. -paa- Mouiten. eurins his
professional sprinsinE career. voa set
cut Of zee races.
American Legion a,hlssss viii com
pete 10 syracuse September -.
Dan o'Lssry. veteran heel ana toe
walker. has haf his isKs Insured for
tss.eee. oLsery Il ~ years % age. and
has covered about 100000 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

COLUMN Aug. Fiddle
.O'Dowd. Columbus bantam. was
awarded the referees decision ov~r
Pal Moore. Memphis flash, In n L.
round bout
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1imrsy Rivers lights twice shis ws~k
he boxes Pat Williams n Portland 90
60 Nsseouver. n. g.. 10 ben fear rsana.
vita Jehnny coleiouxh-
n4n Hatt eiafms he has uncovered .
street, ring preepsct IN . Filipino usfuea
hiruNnis vilisa. he made ~. Northwest
iist-t wtth a n o. Win ev~s ala Walters
10 vaneoavsr rsesnsiy. TAs beat ~snf
fear ana = nalf reshas villan wtn bon
90 thu neat Arsna card. probably meet
ina spike csFnsy
KID silver. the rss, iisaswaxss. Who
made alec showing In t~o hauts etsn
Pat Williams. 10 IN line % tseas. frank
neat Arenk saaossr.
Ah~ Mssfa. the rortfHaa fxhs
rnnnsssr. ps1~~~d thru the rfsy ye~ter~
day Nth Nsfsy smisn. Eastern
frafnrr, mes unarr HI. ~inx. ssuttn
s ss.s. ', s a'~.s =. . ssss ,. :. sss-
60 fs<sirnd 10 bss Sse ssern~a 10
resnis Assass a.
NIKE Nitchsli. Who has s~sn eat ~ tho
game tor entas tlrns win an tnfuFsd nasr.
u IN trainfnx sxain. ard viii he masehsd
~ soon 20 sanxis WITH ths Northwest
bantama
------
nrn~nfs vnixn IL bfifsf % BOZ TIE
rnstn sweat al yaacoassr sspssmher 1
vita Vie rei<y. the pronslsfnx vsneeuver
b2nsi.
n. -. - -. u,tx.
kr~fw rssais hes rcseh~d s~stfie.
These he.sywezxhts feawha f.ar
roun<zs e uws-n<w<os tast Ne4sx. and
Ihs rxfsr~n xNss th~ fixhs - lfr~tor.
nat tAe be5s ~na stsis y~1>fi<a IN
c<vt~sf And Hector wRxed evew ksa
nsaxtsrS. but ~ wtu p<~hab0 90 dswn
In the bsnAs ~ hs<tpr xt<fsxy N
spsfc Of his m<<n>.imsus pfoo><d-
tnx&
-
Al wrnssra formsy esaffts r-s1r,s-
the IRE Department
----
Bobby pTsan. N.- rssa sratas~wsfxnt.
ntrnt - p,anninr = ,rtp around IN. Coast
bcxlnx lsop-
pxsa - -
- g..
49, - ~s's, -. 80
Eaai~ \ ~gIv- but r.se : sssa ACCOUNT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
MrNRoE WINS QUICKLY

MEMPHIS. Aug. Is.--Ai Munroe.
Memphis middicweight. stoppcd
Nick. thc Greek. OF Chicago. In the
fifth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

Introducing Jack J0SephS

This Is the fighting pose of Jack Joscphs Minnesota
welterweight, who will battle Travie Davis here
next week. He recently beat Jimmy Sacco in
Vancouver, B. C., and meets Bob Harper tomor-
row night in Portland.
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SWIMMERS, LAST CALL WEDNESDAY!

Tomorrow win be absolutely
the last call for entries for the
senior events In Tho Star city
swimming meet. and all blanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
hRI0S LEADS
kNIORs

Armand Marion was easily the
err Of the juniors. winning the
sectionai title and coping the
ington state and b. c. Main.
n cups.
'rszy Wesferman. runner-up 20
yarion at Tacoma. IL ranked second
les the Oregon state Junior king.
Beardsley Merrill. Of Spokane. who
eTe Marion his only junior setback
NE year at Spokane. Is third.
Phnny Proctor. Victoria champion,
fourth and sydney Smith. Tacoma
Faupion, is fifth Harry Shaw.
Fnnsr.up at Seattle. ia sixth on the
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Gus at
O. A. c.
Grid Outlook at Corvallis
Far From Bright; Four
Vets Return

ECON AORf-
GU l. T u X A l.
COLLEGE. Cor.
Wallis. Aug 10.
Chances for a
winning Oregon
AFEis football
team this fall arc
slight. Coach
Rutherford will
not have more
than four roEu.
lars ar GU n a
whom 20 build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

must be turned In ut The Star
by 8 p. m.
The Junior swimmers qualified
for their events last week.
Az soon NJ tho entries close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

stmuay ssecs's r~cps~~d heut with
Cl~ns~ rAit Toe the iixhtw~isht
cham pirn~aip u Canada hsak~a Tor
>sptsmt~F I In tanesa&er. n C.. has
hr~o saiiei oft. s<ccs esp~<ts 20
Is~sse Tee t4iitorni. saea. wh-rr ne
VIII so picnty % ~crk With i~xit-
frs-sfe sixht~~iahts. Saees has b<ea
fighting wesssrwrixhts tor the past
few usntfls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

The Portland show VIII mark the
return 20 the ring of Jimmy Rivers.
the clever Tacoma kid, who will boz
Pat Williams. the game Seattle boy.
in one of the prellminaries. Rivera
showed lot Of promise for a green
youngster last spring. but made a
miserable showing with Harold Jones
In his last Seattle appearance. IL
Will take n lot OF fighting 20 make
Seattle bugs forget that song and
dance number.