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The only answer l can give Is that
Toms chance Is very slight one,
Seven rounds should tell the story,
win be very much surprised u
Gibbons answers the bell for the
eighth round ! figure his speed and
marvellous boxing ability win enable
him 10 stave OF the inevitable Tor
about tina, number % rounds,
But the tremendous impact OF the
blows which Tom will be unable 10
avoid. viii result IN his slowing up,
and make him a mark for the knock
cut that feel confident win end the
nght.
Many 81 the Dempsey partisans
here are arguing tho fight win not
last over one or two rounds That
seems like the bunk 10 me.
II viii take Dempsey at least three
or four rounds 20 solve Gibbons
shifty style OF fighting And then
he win have 20 land tho blows that
VIII slow up Tom enough TO put over
the old haymaker.
or course II Is possible. but not
probable. that Gibbons win be the
winner There are too many things
In Dcnpsey's favor
Jack has shade tho best Of Il in
age, He has the confidence % the
knowledge that he ~ champion Ills
punch Is terrible. and his awkward
way Is difficult for even the most
perfect boxer to avoid
He Is a natural fighter. aimos, a
model OF physical development with
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Unique Records
On Ball Fields

Toe DUGAN. Yankees-Played
- IS consecutive games with.
out making an error.
Cy Williams. PhiIlies-Cracked
out three home.runs in one game.
Everett Scott. Yankees-Pa Passed
the 1000 mark In consecutive
games played at shortstop.
Grover Alexander. Cubs
Pitched 54 consecutive innings
without giving base on balls.
Adolfo Luque, Reds-Won sew.
en- consecutive games in staging
great comeback after bad season
in 1922.
Da2zy Vance. Roblns-Struck
out Is Giants in IL innings, Il
in 0 innings. yet lost his game.
Phillies-C ardinais-Made a ma.
Jor league record OF 10 home
runs in one game at the Phlla.
delphia park.
Stanley coveleskie. Indians
Pitched % consecutive scoreless
innings.
Rolly Naylor. Athletics-After
being in the majors six years
registered first shut.out of his
career over Chicago White sox
Charley Grimm. Pirates-Bat.
ted safely in % consecutive
games. getting one or more hits.
New York Yankees-suffered
only one defeat in the first
swing around western end Of
American league circuit.
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broad shoulders. with deep chett,
making for great lung power, slim
waist With flat hips and the Ions.
slim lrgs 81 racehorae. lie fights
on his toes. giving him remarkable
stiffness.
The one thing against him Il the
fact that hc has been inactive for
two years
What has Gibbons 20 offset these
adyantagvsf
Wen. Tommy has brains. his big
gcst asset Hut the greatest brain
lg the world cannot overcome the
uumbing effect that follows the csuHh
Of a powerful blow on some ncryr
center And Tommy win have 90
take more than ono ~ thesr crash.
ing blows II no expects 70 land on
Dempsey
Tommy has confidence. too. Hut
Il l. the confidence born o. a belief
In his own powers. not that 81 cS'
pericncc His boxing ability is above
question. but 10 that OF a student
Of fighting. no, that OF the fighter.
lie has speed. but Is fiatfoo,ed.
That docs not tend TO Eiyc him SURE.
ness % Dempsey Ills past two years
o. busy fighting viii be an aid. but
II Dempsey has not lost hts judgmcn,
Of distance and timing land DO not
think he haHl this viii not be- much
help 10 him
Dempsey should win And seven
rounds should tell the tale
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game and remained there UNI
Ill the fourth. Carl Smell,
who comes from Canada by
way Of the Cincinnati Reds.
took over the duties and
pitched good ball.
The game was lost for Sc
attic in the first Of the ninth.
Smell passed two batsmen.
Bakers grounder was muffed
by Billy Orr and the bases
were loaded.
Maderas then touched Smell
for a single and two scores
counted. krause famed and
the inning ended.
Three Redskins were dis
posed of in rapid succession
in the last of the ninth.
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Comeback of Dixie Davis
Means Much to St. Louis

CT LOUIS, July 4-The recently
~ pitched against the Boston Red
considerable
to 2, has nothing do with the
II is doubtful started
conditions the st Louis OF
star first basemnn George Ser enough early
Davis of the best pitchers the staff pulled
The elbow trouble practically
n grea
he unable 10 deliver.
finally ready
A fourht performance
flash the
m niue o the
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Local Fans
on Special
ShOW Spirit
Seattle Gang, Now in
Shelby, Is Sure One
Gay Gang of Rooters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

lON BOARD SEATTLE SPECIAL
" IN ROUTE TO SHELBY. July
5.-Its a gay gang. this bunch Of 50
fight fans on the Seattle special,
bound for Shelby.
They showed the old spill; when
they stuck around Ia the King II.
station az home three hours Monday
night waiting for Jack Kearns 10
make up his mind whether he would
let Jack Dempsey fight without the
third 100000.
The train was due 10 pull out az
II .. m, but II was a. m. before the
engine started 10 do it's stuff.
Nobody sent TO sleep that night
and there was plenty OF pepper on
board Almost 10 a man the Seattle
bugs want 10 see Tommy Gibbons
kick Jack Dempsey's head off the
Fourth. but they don't figure he has
chance. There was practically no
betting on the train.
Some Of seattles best fight fans,
are on board.
John T. Heffernan and his two
sons. Bob and John. Jr.. are in tho
party: DIR. Blnyon. the weIi.known
optician; Lester Patrick. vitcoria's
hockey pilot; Frank Fuqua, he OF the
traffic department, and Charley Dol.
phin. likewise OF the bluecoats, are
among those present.
Louis Rubcnstein. DR.. Arthur
Burns, Tommy Hall. Charley Man.
ming. VIII Morris. Harry Druxman.
Clarence Blewett. Bob Cronin. A. Il.
Washburn. Dan Salt. Nate Druxman
and Bob sebastien are here to an
swer the role.
Wesley Young is in charge OF the
train for the Great Northern. and
he had the train over in zig time
from Seattle to Spokane, making the
run In ten hours. which is two hours
better than the express makes IL in.
The accommodations are nifty and
everybody is raring for the last part
Of the journey.
The special Is TO arrive in Shelby
at ? a. m. Wednesday
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Krause Has Indians " ell
in Hand and Wins 4 to 2
BY TOM OLSEN

HE taiend Oaks up and surprised boys yesterday
afternoon in the opening game of their weeks stay and
with the good of Harry Krause spanked the Indians
4 to2.
Krause unbeatable yesterday. The local boys
fortunate in being able to obtain the six bnges that they
did.
Harry in danger only once-that time in the fifth
inning But he quickly turned the tide and the storm
blew over.
Tesar mounted the hin for Seattle the start Of Che
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taken-these are some OF the
features which make the
race a superlative.
For tho first time in tho history
OF aeronautics, pilot viii take off
without any net covering OF ropes
over the gas bag to support the
haske, in which the pilot and his
aide will ride.
Ralph Epson. Of Detroit. "a the
pilot who conceived this method OF
reducing tho weight OF the balloon
which will enable him 10 start with
500 pounds more OF ballast than
the other pilots.
The balloon was filled with tho
net OF ropes over tho bag. but Il
win be cut away just before the
start. and the basket OF Uptou'S
balloon will be supported only By
the fabric Of the balloon Itself
"of course. it adds cxtn hazard
20 the flight, but the extra bal.
last can carry may mean just
tho difference between winning and
losing the race" Epson said.
The United States army and the
United states navy each have on.
tered three balloons. Winners Of
first, second and third places in
the event win represent the United
states in the international balloon
race which will be started at Brus'
sells, Belgium.
The conduct Of the race is under
the sanction OF the National Aero.
nautic association and the records
made in the race will be officially
recognized by that organization.
IL is estimated that at least two
or three Of the entrants will pass
the thousand mile mark before they
descend, as an unusually high grade
Of gas was provided to fill the bal.
looms.
The first balloon will take Off al
4 o'clock this afternoon. At regular
intervals Of five minutes, another
balloon will cast off its moorings
and float slsyward.
The course OF the balloons dc.
ponds upon the direction OF the
wind at the time they cast loose,
and 1t was difficult to forecast this
morning whether the balloons would
float east, north. west or south.
Before the race the crowd-esti.
mated at nearly 10000. was thrilled
by exhibition Of the Jumping bal.
looms" sent here by the army air
service to demonstrate the posi-.
bilities OF the small bags which.
with just enough gas to initiate the
fabric, are propelled TO a height
OF thousand feet or more by
small propellers worked by the oc-
cupant OF the balloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
JOHNNY MACK
STAYS AT ELI

Johnny Mack, head coach Of the
Yale track team. has been retained
in that capacity for next season. !,
has been announced by John r.
Blossom. director OF athletics at Old
Eli. Several changes in the Yale
coaching staff were also announced.
Billy Quenl. veteran coach OF dis.
lance men, and Boyd Comstock. who
tutored the field men for the past
season. were not reapponted Ned
Merriam has been rcappointed.
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SAME THING
AT NORTH End

The above also goes for the on.
trants in the amateur championship
at tho Seattle Golf club. There is
going TO be ryarly as large field
there and Il win relieve the conges.
ton on the course II some OF the
crowd gets off TO a very early start,
and it's going to help out greatly
in putting over this golf history.
making event, Do your bit, boysl
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TOBIN GETS
LONG HOMER

Frank Tobin ciouird out homer
over the right field fence in Tho
seventh lnnirE that cleared the
boards by many, many feet I'm.
fortunately. nobody was on the
sacks
The. other ALLY was made in tho
fifth inning. Smell placed a classy
bunt down the third base limo and
bca, Mhderas' throw by Foodly
margin. Billy Lane stepped up 10
the rubber and met Krpuses offer.
Ing with solid smack by the
time Cooper had got the ball back
in tho infield. Mrs. Lanes son WIS
reclining easily on third base. hav.
Ing brought Smell across. Rny
died on third. however as both
Rohwer and johnson went out on
lazy groundcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
GEORGE RITCHIE
AMONG ENTRANTS

George Richie. winner Of the
Northern California crown las,
month. arrived in our fair city this
week 70 take crack al the Pacific
Northwes; titles Like Wee Willie
Hunter. this is Georges initial ap-
pearnnee in r. N. G. A. tourna.
ments. Riichle learned his golf on
San Franoisco's municipal links and
for several years has been one OF
Callfornia's leading iink5men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
CALIFORNIA STARS
ARE ENTERED

Neil Christian, formerly OF the
Tacoma Meadow Park club. now
with spalding Bros. in San Fran.
cisco: Mel Smith, Pasadena Country
club. and Jack Stone. California
Golf club. viii rcpresen, The South.
land professional ranks in ,lN open.
This THO arrived in town last Mon.
day. giving themselves ample lime
20 get rid OF their Eealegs and to
do bit OF practicing before the
starting gun Is fred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
WILLIE HUNTER
WILL COMPETE

Wee" Willie Hunter. winner Of
the British amateur title in 1921,
viii he one OF the main attractions
in the open and amntVur tests.
Since making his home in Los
Angeles. the former Biitishsr has
annexed the state championship. He
win be strong fayoFilc TO cop a
Northwest titk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
NEIL TO BOX
FOLEY TODAY

EVERETT July 4 Eddie Neil
Eyerctt'a popular bantnmweight,
meets Vic Foley. claimant OF tho
Canadian title, In the main event OF
the smoker TO be held this after.
noon. Nell has impressed the local
fans with his Improvement and dc.
spite previous losses TO Foley is ex.
pccted TO give the Canadian a hard
fight
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DIME FLEAGER
IN RUNNING

Don't overlook the veteran II. A.
cDixie'1 F1eager when YOU are look.
ing over the list of probable win.
ners in the r. n. G.. A. arena. The
old, master in his match against Roy
Campbell in this serntfinals Of the
club championship at the Seattle
Golf club Sunday showed that he II
stiil a hard nut TO crack. Two.
down and three to play, he stepped
out and won the match on the
home green, one,up.
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hsfsai 20 svhaVli A. bst-Off Tstar ~.
hita hattsd 2. runs Runs responsible
fpf-Tssaf .. Kisuss 3 STUCK out
IHsaf J, kfause q Hthnsii 2 Bases on
hails-resar z. Hchhru 8. tut - pitched
balls Massey and Aristt. b. Tssafi fans
hohasf ID AFifti nAlk srhnsii. stolen
haast Johnston. Gather. Home run
fphln Three bats hli=Lanr Two-bass
Ihiis~cpoprf. Hahsr. Johnston. Sacrifice
hits=csihsf. hfsuss. Huns hattsd In
krsurs Lane. Tobin Madsfas 2. caught
s'falinE Afistt Double piaF-J0hhstou
70 or 20 Johnston. Left 90 bssss seattle
3. oakland - Time u game 60. I'm
Fifss Tpfnan and nsrkrt.
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OPEN TOURNEY
STARTS FRIDAY

The curtain VIII 20 ~ Friday
morning when a field Of about 90
Of the foremost professionals and
amateurs on the coast tee-off In
the Pacific Nouhwes, open This
event will bs decided on u holes Of
medal play. 80 on Friday and the
final 80 on Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
EARLY BIRDS
BEING SOUGHT

The tournament committee il now
out looking for early birds" At the
Inglcwood Country club Monday the
number OF starters viii be at leas,
zoe, and In order 20 get in So holes
Of play. about 30 OF this number
will have to be on their way he.
fore I o'clock in tho morning,
Here's chance for We sunrise golf.
ers 20 do your stuff and help out
the T. n. G, A. officials! Call UP
Secretary Ford NJ Main 0252 and
he'll book YOU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

Early last week the first batch Of
entry forms were received by c. Is.
Ford. association SECRETARY. at his
office IN the Burke building. and
esch day the mailman has unloade'l
larger bundle. Present Indications
arc that 500 golfers viii toe-off In
this record.bresking field. quite q
crowd
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SACCO BOXES
KRACHE TODAY

ABERDEEN, July 4.--Ilmmy Sac.
co. the Boston Wop. the only man
TO hold a decision over Dode Bcrcot.
meets popular Ted Krachc In the
main event OF Tho boxing show to be
staged at Electric park here this
afternoon
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LEE STElL 70
| MEET ELEAGER

In the other semi.final match
played last Monday. Lee Steil. the
title.holder, defeated his old rival,
Bon Stein, thrce.up and two to play
Fleager and Steil win meet in the
finals, SO holes. today. and as both
are playing at the top of their
game these days, n hard and we'll
contested battle is expected. Steil
bested Fleager in last years decid.
ing match,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
TWO GAMES
BILLED TODAY

a doubleheader IL on the boards
for the holiday today The first
affair is to get under way at 1880
o'clock Walter Mails. who was
given n bOisterous welcome by the
fans when he appeared on the
coach's lines yesterday. will probn.
bly, take over the mound duties in
one OF today's struggles.
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Johnston to
Play Hunter
in Net Plan

WIMBLEDON, England. July
1.-Two Americans will fight II
out for tho all.England tennis
championship In the finals.
Francis r. Hunter and VIM.
NJ. Johnston won their semi.
finals matches from Britishers
today.
Johnston beat u. r.. c. Nor.
ton. 81. 60 and 6-i.
Hunter beat Gordon Lowe, 6.s
10 and ca.
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OAKLAND SCORES
IN FOURTH

Oakland scored tally In the
fourth Baker doubled 10 right,
while Tcsar walked MadcraR.
Krauso singled, bringing Baker
across. That ended the festivities
for the time. as Tobin caught Ma.
deras In pickle after the Oak
third sacker found he couldn't make
the last lap without being headed
Off. The Acorns counted again In
the nth when Smell put himself In
the hole by loading the sacks. He
then forced the run across by
walking Maderas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
MARTIN ENTERS
OPEN TOURNEY

Hut Martin, Los Angeles golf pro.
feSslonal. has left for New York TO
compete in the national open tourna.
ment Mt Long Island this month He
recently won the Southern California
Professional Golfers association
tournament.
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TODAY'S PROGRAM

for today are:
SHELBY
Jack Dempsey Tommy Gibbons, for worlds heavy
weight boxing championship Fight starts at o'clock
mountain time which will be 2 o'clock here
SEATTLE
Seattle VS.. Oakland at the Coast league park Two
games will be played the first starting at $50 o'clock
EVERETT
Vic Foley VS.. Eddie Neil in the main event of the box
ing show.
ABERDEEN
Jimmy Sacco VS.. Ted Krache in the main event of the
boxing show
SAND POINT IDAHO
Bud Ridley vs. Danny Nunes for the Pacific Coast
featherweight championship.
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ASAHI CLUB is
LOSER IN SOUTH

FRESNO. July 4.--rhe Fresno
Athletic club nine won from the
Asahi club of Seattle by the score of
. 10 here yesterday, In the first
game OF the S-game series for the
Japanese baseball championship of
the United States The teams play
a double header today. n
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Northwest CHAMPIONSHIPS
to Start Friday Morning
Greatest Field in History of Local Golf Will Compete
in Title Play at the Seattle Golf Club From July
to ID
BY ALEX c. ROSE

nURNG the two Seattle is going TO house the
- largest number Of golfers gathered together TO
take part in gof tournament
1t is going TO be the biggest thing of its kind pulled
off on the American continent is this 2fth annual cham
pionshp meet of the Pacific Northwest Golf association TO
be held at the Seattle Golf club July 10 II, inclusive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

Three hundred film actors and
actresses were treated IN hospitals
in Los Angeles last Year for eye
trouble caused by the powerful arc
lights used in movie studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
Balloons Race Today in
National CHAMPIONSHIPS

INDIANAPOLIS July 4-Fourteen giant gas bags, tug
gng at their moorings, awaited the starters signal at
the indianapolis Motor Speedway today, for the national
elimination balloon in which distance records
expected TO be established.
The largest number Of balloons to take off in national
balloon race the largest crowd attendance such
and the most hazardous balloon under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04
LEE is SIGNED

George Lie the fast Chinese boxer
from Sacramento. has been signed TO
head the American Legion's boxing
show Mt Marysville. Ore. with Al
Walker, OF San Francisco.
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rAcm1c coAsI I.EAolE
RESULTS

oakland Z Seattle 2.
Ear Ftaneise0 2. Sacramento :.
Portland ~. Nefnsh o.
los AnEriss 3. salt Lake I.
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SOLONS DROP
LONG CONTEST

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4. - San
Francisco and Sacramento went II
innings here yesterday, the Seals
finally winning out The score was
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NATIONAL IrAnuI
HEsIIIs

Ns~ York O. Phliadsipbia :.
lausburE 4 st. Louis
NinelBnAu & chicago 8.
Boston Hfoahlyn game postponed, vet
grounds
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LINKS STARS FROM ALL OVER NATION GATHERING HERE
Former Champ Predicts
KayO Punch in Seventh
Johnny Kilbane Tells Readers That Dempsey Will
Knock Out Tommy Gibbons in Seventh Round of
Title Scrap Today
Bl JOHNNY kILBANE

CHELBY, Mont, July A--What chance has Tommy Glib
- bons to take the title away from Jack Dempsey
That's the question that has been fired at continually
since my arrival in Montana.
And it's the question that doubt uppermost in the
minds of those who have followed my stories the
dition of the two fighters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

A pigeon race, said to be the first
international event of its kind. start.
ed from Midland, Ont, on June %.
The birds flew from Midland TO their
home lofts at Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-04

An automobiEe airplane directed
by wireless was recently tested in
France.
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AMERIcAN LrAGir
REsuLIa

SsT York :. Warrington !.
Chicago {. H. Laais ,
Detroit u. Cleveland 3.
Boston philadelphia postponed, rain.
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SALT LAKE is
LOSER, S TO |

LOS ANGELES, July LOS An.
gelca won from Salt Lake here yes.
terdny by score of Z TO 1
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VERNON LOSES
TO PORTLAND

PORTLAND July 4 Portland
and Vernon participated in n slug
fest here yesterday. the Beavers win
ming by n 1i.to.S score.
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American League

Morning game u. II. j..
Detroit ........,...... ID
~ Cleveland .....,....10 IL
Batteries: Dauss. Francis. Johnson
and BaaIer. carsch. Woodall; Nor.
ton, Shaute. Mctsylcr and O'Neill.
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National League

Batteries: Doak, shuart, Barfoot,
sherdell. Pfeffer and Clemens. Ain,
smith, Bagby. Cooper and Schmidt,
Gooch.
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James. lleiger and Murphy; Lever,
enz, sullivan, Eckort and DAILY.
The Washington times., 1923-02-12
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