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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
"a Stars
Compete
tor Cup
Tilden and Johnston Fa-
vored to Come Thru to
Finals Again This Year

philadelphia, sept 10 This
L greatest field u tennis stars that
ever competed FOR the American ma
llonnl mems singles crown. start 10,
day in the annual championships on
the courts 81 the Germantown
Cricket club
nni Tlldrn and Biu Johnston. the
two greatest players "a the world.
are expected 10 come thru 10 the FIN
ais again. 0s they arc Ia opposite
brackets Tilden has won the title
three consecutive times
only O. players are entered this
yeas. tho draw being cut down by
thr United staiea Lawn Tennis $3.50.
c.aijou bte4ulr ~ The overwhelming
entry " q fF8f ago
~ ~ the bes, play ers o. the q 8
ere flied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

some remarkable work around TIE
bag with mediocre infiCid 90 work
with. His grca; fieidlng hls saved
tho other infeIders many an error
Johnston Is a wonder with His glove.
and can take throws from almost
any position. lis is such i master
around the bag that he makes a LOT
OF tough plays look easy. Johnston
has the science OF shifting his feet
for throws down perfectly.
Neither Ted Baldwin nor Clyde
Mcarkle are high.class throwers, and
Johnston has had 10 contend with
some tough situations as these yoans
fellows have the bad habit of throw.
ing the ball into the runner.
when Johnston joined the club
ssAsss spring a lot az the boys on the
club were jealous OF the publicity he
cot. and Johnston has the personal.
nv that Is continually putting him in
the limengh,. More than one of the
other tossers on the club started
stories that Johnston's legs were on
tho bum and that he wouldn't hit
after the first few weeks Of the sea.
son. But the Doctor" jus, vent on
his way, keeping up his pepper and
right nov he's as good first base
man as there is In the league.
From all indications Johnston viii
be back again next year, as the old
boy has several seasons OF good base.
bah left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
National Tennis Play Opens in Philly
SEATTLE P. C. L. RECORD IS VERY GOOD
Marathon Golf Results
in Some Freak Records

ntHlNG the marathon golf craze.
~ whiel; followed In the wake Of
tho marathon dance contests. some
unusual records were made.
From Texas came the first report
Of AN extraordinary feat OF golf en-
durance. when y J Morris Of san
Antonio played s5s holes of golf IN
one day
II seemed this record would stand
for some time. but q few days later
the wires carried the ncws that II
had been smashed. Herbert oben.
dorf a pro at tho Highpoinl Coun.
Try club, North Carolina, after play.
Ing 10 hours. finished 2ta holes.
Then came Rudolph suppan Of
Cleveland. who starting nj four
o'clock IN the morning and playing
until dusk hung up record Of 2si
holes In making his record. suppan
played fine goif. having rs for one
Of his rounds. showing that he played
careful golf
These fcatn were too much for the
originator ~ the marathon idea.
Sick Morris Of san Antonio. who
decided TO make another attempt. lie
began play under FUN moon "a, 1910
m. and after ~ hours and 10 min
utss called !, day In that time he
covered 100 hoies Hts average was
Sc strokes to tho round.
Who u HeXi7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
BY HENRY |. FARRELL

NEW YORK. sept ie-Crovd psychology which
~ MAS expected TO have such big influence over
lack Dempsey when hc tought Georges Carpenter la
Jersey CITY and which did hardly win be any kind
OF important factor in tho champions coming FIGHT
with Luis Frno. the South American giant.
The fight OF neither boxer should be affected by the
attitude iakcn voiccd hy the spectators Firpo win
not able understand any verbal blows that might
bo TOSSED Ut him from ne house and Dempsey will not
give a darn II ne "a given the
In one respect, Dempsey win not be affected by tho
reception that hc Is given N no should get the cers
Kisses that after ms had been presented tho
throng in Jersey City he will fight just the But
Il strange sounds Of u monstrous cheer should come
10 him, ne may tisht tremendously better fight.
Since he The championship by stopping less
Willard In 1919 al Toledo, nothing but the rOucous
notes OF she have been directed at him Stacker
charges resulting from what he did didn't do dur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
GEORGETOWN
WINS TITLE
BY VICTORY

TihE Georgetown Merchants won
j the satue semtPro League
title yesterday hy clnchlug the
series with ihS south Park club
with So victory A capacity
crowd was on hand q, the bis
Georgetown roio Grounds 20 view
the contest
Henry Froelicg took the mound
duties Tor tho winners upon hiH
shoulders and did good job. lie
allowed but FIVE hits. and struck
out IA men,
south Park got tally IN the
first and held the lead until the
fourth. when Georgetown collected
three taillnR The winning club
counted another in the fifth, which
completed tho scoring for the day
Tho score. II. ~ n.
South Park ..............l 3
Georgetown Merchants. 10 ,
Virgins. Bieum and Duff. Froe.
lick and Hcmphill
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appearances the south American has felt the stiEs Of
hostile tongues
Firpo. however knows that u b. but natural that .
foreign fighter should no, be upronHously received
IN ntfnngo country. lie n smart enough 10 realize
That Dempsey would not be- cheercd over him In South
America ana he feels that long as he gets square
deal from the referee and does not have rocks hurled
at him That he cannot complain.
u have always been treated fairly by the people In
this country Frpo rnid az his trimming camp II
mind what they shout az me when I nm in the ring
because wouldn't hear u oycn II / could understand
Everyone has been nice 10 me inside and outside the
ring and that h what counts"
Dcmpsey has appeared many times in front Of
huge crowds that he VIII not be oyemwcd by a. vast
sen OF humanity around him md Firpo also. in his
fight with willard In Jersey city. had an oppos unity
TO remove the danger OF crowd shyness There are
many boxers who become HtageBtruck when they are
called upon TO work before an Immense crowd but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Major Talk


nahe Ruth knocked apt his aith horne
ran - ms year ehlfs Hob FhaThsT as
htHakins Ihs he'd #es N sse second Eains
~ aS1blr.hssher bitch tho Yahks ven.
10 q III. YaaAs slso took the firsi
encounter 10 2.
Tn. speaker hli home run and
helped the Indians down the HFsrs'
60 ,.
wfuls Kamm stbts home ~ The second
lnHtns. and the white Sex beat inc
BraEnE, 20 2.
Ii-amash sRme 10 the rescue Of
Hasf, In the seytnth inning ana
stopped a Washington rally, en-
abilnE The Athiesics 10 win. 10 ?,
The REDS fseaptursd second place from
the Pirates when i.uqus Ean his .srd
Yietary. defeating pitisburs. 10 :,
Eddie Dyer. a young recruit, held
the Cubs .oarric.s. and the Card.
won. 10 Q.
Ths podHsrs came up and slapped ths
isadtns Giants wish e.to-2 defeat when
Hugh McQalIian blew ~. and the Brook.
iyn men vent on a batting rampage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

the first game, getting four
runs in the fifth and four
more in the eighth or punched
hits.
The second affair was pitching
dueei between Harry Gardner and
Dick McCabc. with the veteran
spud finger having al the best of
lt. The final tally In this one was
3 10 l.
Salt Lake scored It's lone run In
the first inning when Writ doubled
and scored on Strands single across
second.
Seattle broke thru for two In tho
fifth with two away Johnston
tripIea 20 right and Eldrsd singled.
putting Johnston over. On T. hit.
and.ruu play Welsh pounded tho
ball 20 right center and made a
triple out OF Il. Brick scored easily.
The last run OF tho game came
IN the seventh when Johnston and
Eld-ed doubled in the seventh.
The acorpa FOLLOW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
COACHES WILL
BE AT BANQUET

The alumni OF Santa Clara college
will entertain its new grldron
coaches Edgar kienholz and
Snowy" Baker at banquet in San
Francisco Thursday In addition to
the Santa Clara men, invited guests
will be Andy Smith, California coach.
Andy Kerr Stanford conch, Brick"
Muller, California Frosh coach, Elmer
Henderson and University OF South.
ern California coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
BATTERY BIZ ST
RUINED TRIBE

And put this in your baseball boz
mel. too; II Fred Blake and "
faryan had kicked thru like thK
were expected TO Seattle would be in
second place today. Both Blake and
faryan have been terrible busts
Blake is going little better now
ana don't be surprised II KiIlefer
Keeps him and gives him ihoro trial
next year. Yaryan hit In streaks
early IN the season. but he has been
a frost as a catcher as he can't throw
wen enough. The opposition has run
rings around him, helping themselves
10 double steals galore every time he
workS Frank Tobin IL not first.
string catcher. but he Is good man
to have around, as lobe hustles and
knows the league. He has been do.
ing fairly well recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
FIRST ONE FOR BEES
HERE THIS YEAR

When the Bees won that seconcn
game Saturday IL was the first tim.
that they had won aNgame here this
year, the Indians having won 10
straight games from the Utahans on
the local lot.
The Indians have completely out.
classed the Bees on their seasons
record and have demonstrated con.
ciuslVciy that they are the better
players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Average Is
Fourth for
FiUe Years
And 1919 Shouldn't Be
Counted, as Team Was
Assembled in Hurry
BY LEO II. LASSEN


YOUR average baseball fan IA
nearly always ready to listen to
a knock, but when It comes to ped.
ding boost then he rates It about
half bunk.
But In surveying the five seasons
that Seattle has been in the Coast
league the record q the Indians ISN'T
half bad.
Don't count 1919, as that was ths
first year. We finished in the eeL
lar true enough, But i, was difficult
to assemble team that first season,
The next year under Buzzy Wares
vas a big season. We came froD
behind and finished but couple
games out OF the pennant, won ~
Vernon II was our best season
In 1921 Bill Kenwor,hy had The
boys IN second place mos, OF the sea.
son and then a slump al the end q,
me year landed them in fourth posi-
ton. - p'S'
Last year We finished fifth.
AND this year We should finisH
right where we are nuw-fourfh
place We haven't much OF a chanca
Of oreriaking Portland. as The Begy.
srs are fsr ahead Of US. and with but
i've weeks TO so.
bu' mats an average Of lttls
ICES than fourth place. counting ihs
lirst season. and little better than
fourth, not counting 1919.
that's record not to be laughed
at by any means.
ND when Red Killefer can get
me men he needs the Indians win he
lettering that mark. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
THIS WEEK WILL
COUNT HEAVILY

Things may be popping this week
In the Coast league race. Sacra.
mento goes home to play Vernon. the
weak sister OF the league. and Port.
land and San Francisco. the other
contenders, clash in SAN Francisco.
II Sacramento can clean up. as the
Solons figure to. and should Portland
and Frisco break even. the Sacs will
close in ON the champions. And then
the two series between the Sacs and
Seals yet to come will Just about dc.
eide the title for the year. Those
Seals aren't in yet by any means.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
DUDLEY WILL
MEET LISTON

HooUIAM. sept. Young bud.
ley. colorcd welterwcight. and Sailor
Llston are 20 headline the smoker 10
be staged here at Electric park next
Tuesday night In the semi.windup,
Charley Moy and Sailor Walters. the
fcathcrwcights. who boxed fast
draw in Seattle recently. are billed TO
mix. other bouts are being lined up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

fast ones into the rlght.ficld bleach.
ers for Il home run.
As Cobb wendell his way around
the bases in leisurely manner, he
kept up n line of conversation for
Roberison's benefit, In which he took
TO task the pitching ability of the
SoS recurit.
by tomorrow you will be able TO
wear your regular size hat was the
finishing Jolt handed Robertson ma
Cobb crossed the plate.
A few innings later with the bases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
JAKE ROUTED FOR
FIRST TIME

Elmer Jacobs got his for the firI
time this season Saturday when II
Salt fell on the Seattle ace for floc. =
OF hits and Jake walked out of the
box in that terrible seventh inning.
Seattle had an s.to.3 lead, but the
Bees came back and jumped all over
Elmer's deliveries, including homer
into the left field bleachers by John
Peters. II was tho first time this
year that Jake has been completely
routed. Seattle won the first game
Saturday by a 5.s tally with vean
Gregg pitching good ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
HUNTER WILL
ENTER MEET

willis Hunter. of Los Angeles. for.
mer amateur champion Of Great
Britain, is on his way 10 Chicago,
where he will compete in the national
amateur championship Mt the Floss.
moor Country club, starting Sep.
tcmher 10.
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progress, on the theory that II
caused bit of initiation on the pnrt
OF the young mans head.
Every time that Robertson faces
the Tigers he must also stand II
vocal barrage ms well MS bats when.
ever the opportunity for ending
presents Itself. Robertson Is game,
takes the riding, and never fails to
come back.
In n recent gnmo between Detrol2
and Chicago, Ty Cobb, with the bases
empty cracked ono OF Robertson's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

Runs responsible for--Gardncr l. Me-
Cabe o. Struck out Gardner z. McCabo
8. Bases on baiis-Gardner !, McCabc /.
Hit by pitched bali--Baidwln stolen
bascs--strand, Leslie. Three.biHo hits
Johnston, welsh. Baldwin. Two.baso hits
Wit, Orr. FrodarickH. Tobin, Johnston
Eldred. Runs bttted in--Strnnd, Bldred
., Welsh. Caught stealing -Fredsricks.
Double play-orT TO Menrkle 20 Johnston.
Time Of samo--I:i5. UmpireH- Roardon
and Flnney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

filled. two down and Cobb up, the
great Tyrus popped TO the infield. As
Cobb trotted to first base, very much
Disguised with his effort, Robertson,
on the way to the bench. mumblcd TO
himself, yet in voice that could be
heard by Cobb:
Great hltterl with the bases
empty you knock n home run. with
the bases filled, pop to the infield.
Great hitterl"
Don't get the impression, either.
that Cobb didn't say n few things
featuring ches,y bushers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Attitude of Crowd Won't Effect Fubo Dempsey Very Much

Ing thc war and the heavy financial domanda b.
cxacted Tor his services have made him intensely
unpopular
Whether this spirit OF animosity The part of the
public lust is beside the point The fact Ia that he
besa raEscd every time ho made hH appearance ia
the ring lie was thought little of by the people
around shelby that the announcer almost forgot To
him after he had devoted several minutes 10
the glorifteaton OF Gibbons
lie WIS introduced second al Jersey cts and after
hearing the greatest ovation ever given 10 ~ foreign
athlete the United states he had 10 stand up under
harrse Of hoos ana icers when he WAS introduced bs
the American defender OF tho worlds championship.
Thru all. Dempsey remained unmoycd suuE
terribly, he must have been around The heart the
champion went out and did hts stuff and oven after
winnins It Was vcry little Of q hand hc ever got
MANY followers OF boxing believe that Dempsey
wi viii be the popular fighter when hr nppclra FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-Rcportoe is

C'HicAGo, Sept. iO.-Rcpartee is Il
- part Of baseball and very often It
isn't Of the most complimentary
nature
Ever since Pitcher Charley Robert.
son OF the Chicago White Sox shut
out the Detroit Tigers without n hit.
not q man reaching first busc there
has been certain GOODNESS between
the Tigers and the pitcher.
Some Of the critics aver that Rob.
prisons performance against Detroit
In that game rather retarded his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

neither Dcmpaey nor Flrpo should have any such a
handicap
DOTH the champion and the South American
ID naturally very nervous. Flrpo registers almost
fright from his eyes. and Dempsey always gets nearly
10 the point Of the "ahakes" before the gong rings
But In both cases the outward manifestation OF nery.
strain nothing after they get into action.
They both savage fighters, both scow1 as they
work and both spring spontaneously 10 action when
they the effect of blow registered on their oppon'
entH
Until he explained his reasons. u was thought that
Frpo was rather mld under assault he showed
an inclination 20 back 10 the ropes He explained how
ever, that be likes TO nght or the ropes, and Il hiss
been noticed since then that he purposely carries
fight back TO him.
Dempsey always does his best work with his oppo
nen backed 20 the ropes and II Firpo ike that style
Of fighting he will get plenty Of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
JOHNSON WILL
BOX SEPT. 10

Floyd johnson. the Northwest
heavyweight, who was here recently
on visit 10 his folks near Auburn.
IL now In San Francisco. He will
box at Oakland on September 10.
against an opponent to be named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
ORR SILENCES
HIS CRITICS

Bill Orr has been in bad slump
and the boys have been on him for
the past few weeks. but he put a
silencer on their wise cracks Satur.
day by his great work in the field
and with the willow. Bill smackcd
three doubles and handled some diff.
cult chances in the field. Orr may
not be the best shortstop in the
world, and he's slowing up. but Bill
is still pretty handy man TO have
around ball club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
DICK MUNSON
WILL COACH
IN WYOMING

nICK MUNSoN. former University
~ of Washington basketball star.
and later coach OF the Lincoln high
school team. - 10 leave today for
Casper. Wye. where he viii take up
duties as sssis,ant director OF phys
lcai training in the public schools
there
Munson Is well known in Seattle,
and had many friends here He at.
tended the University OF Washing.
ton summer school for coaches this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

The Ford Dealers league baseball
championship went TO the Hugh
Baird club, when they defeated the
Hart & Hart tossers, Is to IL. in the
title game Mt Enumclaw Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

Folks, meet 0. N. Ford Of
Portland, singles and all
round rifle champion Of Ore
0on. He's regarded as one Of
the worlds crack shots.
are expecting great
things of him in the coming
national and international
matches at Camp Perry, o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
KENT GRIDIRON
OUTLOOK GOOD

Thirty candidates have answered
the first call for practice ut the
Kent high school, and Coach
French rs hoping TO build UP a
strong eleven. Kents chances look
good, as seven lettermen are back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

The local lacrosse season came to a
close Sunday afternoon on the Upper
Woodland park grounds, when the
West Seattle team defeated the Pr
rates, to 3. The game was fea-
turcd by the fast play OF both sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
EDITH LEITCH
A COLE STAR

Miss Edith Leitch, sister OF the
famous Cecil Leitch, and an expert
golfer herself. will compete in the
Canadian Open Golf championship
tourney which will be held near
Montreal on Sept. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

Tnnlnns pitched-Myers 8. ChaFse de-
feat 20 Myers. At bat--off Myers ~
hits batted Z Runs Responsible toi-
Mvers 4 Blake :, Could T. Struck ott-
Myers Blake T. Bases on balls MIXERS
/. Blake 8. Wild pitch-Myers. Thl'ee-
base hits-.Eidred, Davis. T0bln. Two
base bits-Davls. Mesrhle. Runs batted
ln-vitt 2, Myers. Lane 2. Eldred' Davis
Welsh. Baldwin, Tobin Caught stealing
Lane. Witt Double plays-Orr 70
Mearkis 10 Johnston. Johnston unasslst.
ed. limo Of game 40. umpires-Fin-
nnY and Eenrdnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
nc ooAsr LEAG


Seattle .. salt Lake fflrst Esmei.
Semitic .. salt Lake ! tsceond camel
San Francisco II. vernon tfirst
samel. Han Francisco 6, vernon Second
gamej.
Sacramento &, Portland first ERmel .
Sacramento 10. Portland taecond gamei
Los Angeles s. Oakland ? first game) .
Oakland 3, Los Angeles Csecond Eamol,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

valuable addition
TO the India n
squad this year,
and Is the best
first.saeScr Seattle
has he'd since the
team re. joined the
Coast league to
1919. There IS
nothing wrong
with his hitting OF
lieldins and he has
occn the pepper
not Of the club
When you stop
TO think OF IL,
Johnston has done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Johnston
Is PIVOT
of Squad
Seattle's First Stacker Is
Life of Indians Inner
Defense

oDoc" JOHNSTON, seattle's first.
~ sacker. is ono player who did
not flivver on the preseason dope
handed out about him at sun Jose.
Johnston has nrnNal 10 be n NrIA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

Philadelphia Washington 2
Nos York 3. Boston ttifat Esmel
New York &, Boston . isseond Eamsi.
Chicago :, 81. Louis 2.
Cleveland g. Detroit T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
BoxER SUES

Walter NJ. Farmer Lodge, one
Of Jack Dempscy's training partners.
Is seeking divorce from his wife.
Bessie Lodge. He alleges dcsertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
now SERIES ENDED
0AMEs TmIs MEEI

Seattle at Los Angeles.
Vernon nj Sacramento.
Oakland at Salt Lake.
Portland NJ san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Seattle Wins Both Ends of Double
Bill From Salt Lake Bees EasiIu


in on
of a
Fred Blake worked hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
PORTLAND is
BEATEN TWICE
LEADERS WIN
BOTH GAMES

EOS ANGELES. Sept 1o.--San
Francisco won both games OF the
double.header here yesterday from
Vernon. The scores were II to 4
and TO l.
The scores first gamel: r. II. f
San Francisco .,......1l is :
Vernon .............. 4 IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
MT. VERNON
TAKES FIRST
TITLE TILT

DELLINGHAM. Sept. 10. r Eiocrt
ID Harper. the University Of Wash.
ington athlete, twirled superb ball
here today, and Mount Vernon
marked up a victory in the first game
OF the Northwest leagues title series
against the Bellingham Elks. The
final score was 20 0.
Harper allowed the Antiers only
three hits. Rankin. the Elks' pitch
err. twirled good enough bah to win
an ordinary contest, allowing but five
bingles.
The biggest crowd that has seen n
ban game here in a number Of years
was on hand. The second game Of
the series will be played at Mount
Vernon Wednesday. starting at $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
ANGELS SPLIT
WITH ACORNS

OAKLAND. Sept. lo.-Oaklnnd
and Los Angeles broke even in the
two games played here yesterday.
the Angels taking the morning con
test. TO 2. and the locals the
afternoon session, to 3.
The scores (morningl- r. II. +,
Los Angeles ..........~. s IL
Oakland .................
Batteries: Hughes and Baldwin:
Hobson. EIoy and Baker.
Afternoon gamel n. n. f.
Los Angeles ........... o
Oakland .,....t..-......s ~
Batteries: Crandall, Walters and
Byler: Murchio. Mails and Read.