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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND ONE

Dempsey hooked short iofi 90 the
body aud got over a short right In
the ciineh Gibbons landed short
right 20 tho champions head ana
tool, two stifr body blows la return
Dempsey was fighting yicioualy and
tearing IN. Ito landed several short
body blows tie rocked Tom with
two hard left hooks and Gibbons
stepped back. Gibbons got over a
right hook 20 the law and Jack cove
cred up. Dempsey landed a flock
Of short body blows and drew blood
from the ehAllengeta mouth with a
left hook
Dempsey was swarminE all over
Gibbons and ho appeared much less
strong than tho champion at close
quarters Gibbons put over a left
90 the jaw. but ~ didn't seem "a hurt
dempsey Dempsey was toaHins Gihf
hons around the ring like a feather.
weight They WFFr 10 a elinrh when
ft- hall HnffHNTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND TWELVE

Dempsey ran out of his corner
giafina Ylciousiy He missed a left
for ths head and ciinched Dempsey
pounded HE right 10 back and missed
n left hook FOR the head as Gibbons
stepped back from riinch They
milied around AZ close quarters with
Dempsey using hlF right 20 the body
Dempsey got Gibbons around tho
neck aud beat him on the back ~
the head with a harrhRe or rights
Dempsey missed o lcft and right
and got over several short blows 20
the body.
Dempsey Was rouRhinF Gibbons
all over the ring. but Gibbons caught
Them all covered up and ala not
protest Gibbons walked into right
upprrcut but " aisIdded OF hiss tenn
pie They riiucfed again and the
crowd shrieked as Dempsey hit the
challenger below the belt again.
Dempsey missed a Wild left swing
and Gibbons cuuntefed with a hard
left TO the jaw They were boxing
"a hen FnH round ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND THIRTEEN

When Gibbons came out 81 his cor
nsr be went on record a. the boxer
who had stayed the longest with
Dempsey since he won the heavy
weight title. Dempsey shuffled out
~ his corner and danced around tho
ring Ito tried 10 back Gibbons into
d corner. but Gibbons boxed away.
Dempsey missed three left hooks
and Gibbons cpuntrred with n right
10 the jaw They cllnchsd again
with Dempsey trying 60 throw GLIB
bouH on the ropes
Dempsey got ia a left 10 the Jaw
and missed terrific right upper.
cut Tho champions eoTned yelled
20 him 40 step back when Gibbons
got over a straight left 20 the jaw.
Dempsey landed right 20 the head
and they ciinched Dempsey trSd
20 force Gibbons 10 the ropes and
cot over EinneinE right 40 the
head. Dempsey missed a right up-
psrcut and a left 20 the jaw. Damp-
srT missed a right swlug aud they
riinshsd. NelthNrm en- appeared viii.
ipE 90 lad and they boxed and
mlilra around the ring Drmpaey
wa missing often. The round end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND FIFTEEN

The crowd wRn in tumuit They
shook hands and Dempsey missed
left for tho body. They cllnehcd
again. Dempsey landed n stiff right
TO IN head and ciinch followed.
Gibbons was holding and the referee
cautioned him Gibbons was now
strictly on tho defensive and APP
narrntiy was satisfied TO so the dts
lance. Dempsey landed light left 10
the head and short right to the head.
Dempsey was desperately trying
for n Knockout He missed terrific
right swing and they ciinched. Glib
bonN was tirrd but he WAS still able
10 get away again. Dempsey tried
20 back him into a corner. Dempsey
hurt Gibbons with hard right TO
the jaw. Gibbons was groggy. They
clinchcd and Dempsey pounded the
body. His corner yelled for the ref
cree TO separate them. Dempsey
landed stiff left TO the jaw and Tom
cuuntercd with light right TO the
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND ELEVEN

Dempsey stumbiea out ~ his cor
nrr and went into cilneh Of Glb-
hons duehsd left swing Gibbons
lowed Il with q hard left 90 tie face
Dempsey got ln close and held with
his left while beating Gibbons with
the right. Dempsey tried a left hook
but Gibbons stepped back clear out
" range. Gibbons Ept over Two light
left hooks 20 tic head and Dempsey
ciinrh.
Dempsey missed n straight right
20 the jaw and Gibbons got over a
stif right 20 the jaw Dempsey
swung with his right hs the referee
was stepping between them and the
crowd relied auEfily Dempsey
missed right for the head. Dempsey
was stiil trying 10 Fot in close and
pound the body. but Gibbons was
boxing away from him ~ the round
A. nN4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
GIBBONS MAKES
No COMPLAINT

The only time was mad was
when Dempsey punched me when |
had slipped under tho top strand OF
the ropes. said Gibbons. II wanted
to complain but ! thought then that
/ might have done the same thing
under the circumstances and ] dc.
cided not to say = word.
Don't get me wrong. Dempsey IL
IL great fighter and I do not want 10
take anything away from him-slnce
didn't get his title"
While strangers and the natives Of
Shelby and adjoining towns were en-.
gaging last night in the Widest dis.
sipatlon tho town could afford. Glib.
bons was shooting off skyrockets
and fireworks at home with his wife
and three Riddles
The fight itself was good one. ms
fights go. DempseyA outwcighlng
Gibbons by 10 pounds. was always
the aggressor. He fought in his Gus.
tomary style. shoulders hunched.
arms poised 70 strike from any angle.
pursuing the siighter challenger
about the 2I.foot ring.
Four or five times during the
fight II seemed 10 many spectators
that Dempsey hit low, But referee
Dougherty saw IL otherwise, or didn't
see ~
Men marvcled as Gibbons snapped
punches with the champion in the
early stages and came up round af-
ter round for more.
At the end he had maintained his
record OF nearly 90 fights without
having been knocked down. II was n
tired. puffed. bleeding boxer TINT
hung on sometimes during the las,
five or six rounds. but when he had
10 fight. Gibbons was always able "a
take and give back hard blows to the
final gong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND SEVEN

Dempsey came nut ~ his Garner
and hooked IA right 40 the jaw They
ciinched ana Gibbons got over a
light right hook 20 tho head. pcmps
hey ctEiinued 10 fight al close quar-.
tiers. using short rights 10 the body
and thr rabbit punch 10 the neck
bempncy missed a hard right 10 the
head but connected when hn tried
II the second time
Gibbons got over Two hard infta
20 the head and Dempsey stepped
back Tho champion was holding
with bis left and hitting with the
right and the crowd protested an.
ETily.
Dempsey drew Blood FIRM Gibbons
mouth with n jeff jab. Dempsey
got over . hard right 90 the body
and hit Gibbons twice distinctly be-
low the belt but tho referee shid
nothing Dempsey got over a hard
right O. the body and sunk two left
taps % tho stomach a. the round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND FOURTEEN

Dempsey seemed less frehh al he
came out OF his corner lie mlArrd
a right lead and they ciinehrd. cab
bons Was fighting on the defensive
and out boxing the champion by
wide margin. Dempsey was missing
40 much from a distance that he
tried 10 do all his fighting at close
quarters with Gibbons boxing away
from him. Gibbons blocked two right
hooks and stepped away from a wild
left swing.
Dempsey missed left lab and
they ciinchcd. Gibbons landed right
and left 10 the jaw and they
ciinched again Dempsey got over
right 20 the jaw and Gibbons coun-
tered With tzN iefta 10 tho head.
They clinehcd again with Dempsey
pounding right and left on Ahe neck
Gibbons landed Night right 20 tho
jaw and they ciinched again. Glib
b0ns backed Dempsey into a corner
and stepped back from n hard right
They wore In n rifuCh NJ the bell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
FOUND FIVE

Dempsey came on his toes and
missed n left for the body They
clinched, Gibbons hooked left 10
tho lAw and Dempsey stnpprd hack
They were doing all their fighting
at cloEe quarters with Dempsey
pounding the neck and tho hack
gibbons Knocked Dempsey on the
ropes With irrt 90 the Jaw and the
crowd Jumped 60 rs feet yelling
Gibbons landed appetizer 10 the lnw
and the crowd went hyatrficaL Jack
landed right 20 the bah. rocking Fib.
b0ns. Gibbons wht trying 80 make
Jack lead bat he refused 10 be fsint.
cd aud kept running into clinchsa
70 fiEht AZ close quarters DEMPSEY
hooked light left 10 tho head and
Gibbons landed straight right 20 tho
face, Jack missed left Sab and
Gibbons missed one right nfterward.
Gibbons landed hard left 10 the head
aud riEht 20 body and .1empyry
stepped back "a the gong sounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND THREE

Dempsey icd left and they rliuch-
"a. Dempsey missed another left.
another eiinch followed Coming
out Dempsey hooked a left % tho
Jaw and Tom protested 60 tho ref
cree, Dempsey got over twp rights
60 the body and a rabbit punch to
t. neck AZ close quarters Gibbons
stepped away from hard right up-
ncfcpt and euunteTed with a LETT 10
tho body Tom missed left hook
but got over right that landed
ca prmpsey'H Jaw. Dempsey was
fighting almost exclusively for the
body
lie rocked Gibbons with right
20 the Jaw and followed with a lrft
60 the body Gibbons got over two
righi hooks 60 tho head At close
quarters and Dempsey landed tws
rights 90 the stomach Dempsey pi0
another riFht tu che body and fhrs
fllnchrd Gibbons landed hard
right and loft hook % tho hra inst
hn FnHr The taWHaHa aaHFUAaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
GREAT GOLF TOURNAMENT WILL START HERE ON FRIDAY
Dempsey-Gibbons Fight by Rounds
ROUND SIX

Dempsey missed loft and they
elinehed, Gibbons was boxing beeu-
ufuilY and seemed 90 be gaining
confidence with every round uib.
hons missed ieft and they elinched
again. Dempsey tried left Tor the
body but u was blocked and thoy
cilnehed again. Dempsey knocked
Gibbons between the ropes with a
hard right 10 the jaw o. they were
coming out 81 cllnch Gibbons
protested 90 his corner that he had
been fouled and the crowd Kissed
Dempsey.
Dempsey landed volioy ~ blows
20 tho body and they cilnohcd. Glib.
hons missed ieft hook but caught
Dempsey with hack hand. Gibbons
apolpgised and the champion smiled.
Dempsey tried a icft 90 the body but
found Gibbons hand in front Of his
glove Dempsey landed hard right
hook a. the jaw and u hurt Gibhons
They were fighting ~ close quarters
when the round ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND NINE

They Tented each other around
the ring without landing and then
ellnrhsd Dempsey got over n left
20 tho hodY and they ciinched again
Dempsey Was abort with a left hook
Another clluch followed Gibbons
hit Dempsey on the jazz with a light
left hook and they clinchrd again
Gibbons wah distinctly uufbnxinF
tho champion and seemed 20 be
standing 40 well under nrmpseys
body punishment. Dempsey led left
but Gibbons moved his head out Of
tho waY and epunteTcd with a right
hook % the jaw
Dempsey missed right hook for
tho jaw and Gibbons ruuutFrcd with
a sight 10 1hc b1dY Gibbons landed
two hard iefta aud right 10 the
Jaw and The crowd irApcd tu its feet
again Dempsey missed a left hook
and Gibbons caun,sred with a right
40 the head Dempsey missed tao
left leads and they clinched Glib
hons got over a hard right 10 the
jaw Gibbons mouth was bleeding
slightly whom fhn round ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND TEN

Gibbons Tented but the champion
stepped hack and would not lead
Dempsey missed a left lab and got
over n right 10 the body In clinch
Gibbons was taking much better
care % himself in the rllnchoA and
was boxing away from tho champion
Dempsey landed several rights 70 tho
body In n clinch and Gibbons cnun-
tered wih rights 90 the body. Drnp-
Hrv tried two let's for the jaw but
Gibbons blocked them neatly and
they clinchod again
Dempsey tried 80 get an opening
for tho left, but Gibbons was watch.
ing H. Gibbons kut over n riEht In
cliuch and stepped away from Two
left hooks. Dempsey landed stiff
left hook 10 tho head that pat Gib-
hons back on his heels Dempsey
missed a hard right uppcrcut and
they clinchcd again Dempsey was
pounding the back with HIS right in
the cllnchca when the round ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND EIGHT

Gibbons Was short with LEFT lab
and Dempsey c0unterrd with q short
right 60 tho head They riinchrd,
rocked Dempsey with two
hard lrfts 10 the Jaw. Dempsey
tore back into eiinch and hit uib.
bpnA low again and tbs crowd be.
gan 20 make threats Dempsey
landed CHANGING straight right on
the face and Gibbons countsrsd with
a left 90 tho head Al close quar-
tsra Gibbons put over his left again
70 the Jaw and Dempsey stepped
back
Gibbons missed loft iab and they
rliuchHd again Dempsey missed
left TO tho body ard they riinehcd
Gibbons swung a hard left. but u
landed on the champions shoulder
Gibbons got over short HEht TO
the law and stepped batk away from
riRht upp' rcut prmp1rY landed
tao hard tight hooks 20 the head
lust before the round ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
SHOWS CLASS
IN PRACTICE

Browns best blt Of 'plsylng in yes.
ierday'a round came on the second
nine where he registered a 81. which
an 81 on the 18th hole--thc only
bad spot on the card Some idea OF
how far this young man gets with
his wood teo-nho;s was reeyaled when
he drove the second green--275 yards
and got 10 tho edge Of the green
NJ the fourth hole. which measures
about $40 yards. Some clouting. ehi
He got home with a drive and mid
iron on 18th and then sank his putt
for an eagle -" Yes. he's quite n
golfer. Is Francis Brown from
Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
CLASSY Field of Golfers
TO PLAY on Local Links
Thirty-Sx Holes of Medal Play Will Be Played Fri
day in Open Championship Honolulu Amateur is
Among Featured Stars Who Will Compete
BY ALEX c. ROSE

MYTH every topnoc player from the professional ranks
wv Of the Northwest six from California and one from
far-o Honolulu paired with the from the Paciiic
Coasts amateurs the curtain %i go up IN the Dig eol
carnival tomorrow when field Of so alstars VIII tee
off at the Seattle Golf club course in the opening day play
for the Pacific Northwest Open championship Ihrtysx
holes Of medal play will be played tomorrow and tne fna
SO on Saturday The low scorer on the twoday journey
will win the crown.
The first pair will teeoff at o'clock tomorrow morning
and the rest Of the field will follow at 5minute intervals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
ROUND TWO

Gibbons came out Of hin corner and
started % fsint but the champion
would not lead Dempsey missed a
left haow Tor the jaw and Gibbons
landed hard right % tho body.
Dempsey WAS preparing 10 fight az
close quarters and ha was setting
over many blows IN tho eiinrhcs.
Crowd started 10 protest They
were both RESTING around tho
ring With Dempsey making frequent
use u the rabbit puneh. Dempsey
landed two hard body blows and
took IN return a right heck 20 tho
law and left "a tho face which
opened hia eye slightly.
Dem pseF missed left 20 the head
and Gibbons missed loft to the
head.
Tom landed left and Dempsey
eounisrcd with hard .riEht 20 tho
Jaw. Tom set Jack back on HIS heels
with a hard left 90 the Jaw Dsmp.
sey was pounding his loft that
looked low and the crowd buocd A.
the boil .nmnlnl Mnmn.rH ..-nnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
CALIFORNIA STARS
ARRIVE TODAY

The California contingent, the
largest. and best bunch OF golfers
that has ever attended a Northwest
meet from the South. is expected TO
arrive today. and some OF them vii.
doubtless be seen in action in the
Open tomorrow, DIR. Paul Hunter.
Willie Hunteh. Jack Neville, George
Ritchie and Roger Lapham are some
OF the links celebrities from South.
land who are expected TO be in our
midst today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
PAUL WAIVER is
PROUD OF WORK

Paul Waner. hard hitting San
Francisco youth, is so wrapped zip
In his zeal for base hits and n
healthy batting average that Il has
become an DIGESTION. In recent
game, acting under orders. Paul
laid down neat sacrifice but
Gould fiolded the ball speedily and
forced Yelle NJ third base.
The minute Warner reached first
base, he turned toward the bench
and yelled, "no 1 get time ut bat
for that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
HONOLULU STAR
WILL COMPETE

Francis Brown. the Honolulu
amateur. was tho center Of attraction
at The North End course. where
many Of the stars were limbering up.
yesterday. This youngstcr is gifted
with the shoulders or a giant. and,
boy. how no can sock that pellet.
After an afternoon round with him.
Bob tombstone. the club professional.
remarked that the visitor from the
Island OF Hawaii was the longest
driver he had ever seen. And Bob
has seen a lot OF long distance shoot
ers during his many years on the
links.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
DUFFY IN DRAW

OAKLAND. Cal. July b.--Jimmy
Duffy Pacific coast wclteTwolght
fought tame draw with
Bert Colima at tho baseball park
Frankie Mccain of Oak.
lind and Young Brown of Los
Angeles divided the semi.rinnl de.
cisou, a big crowd Matched the
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
kRACHE WINS
VERDICT OVER
JIMMY SACCO

A BERDEEN. July 5.--Ted Krache,
n popular Harbor lightweight, Won
a six round decision over Jimmy Sac
co, the Boston wop. in tho main
event Of the smoker held here yes
tcrday The decision was well re-
ccivcd by the big crowd of fans on
hand.
Sacco IL the only man to hold
verdict over Dodc Borcot. while
krnche's victory yesterday makes the
fans here feel confident that their
boy has an edge over his Monroe
rival
Johnny McManus won from Babe
Footc in the firth round when the
bout was stopped TO avoid Foote from
taking a bad beating.
Joe Dunn won from Mike Paulson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
STEEL WINS
CLUB TITLE

Lee steil. successfully defended his
title OF club champion OF the Seattle
Golf club by defeating the veteran
Dixie" Floagcr In the finals Of the
1898 test. yesterday. four.up and
three 10 play Both players were in
fine form but the youngstor secured
a commanding lead early in the morn.
ing round and WIS never headed. He
was ;hree,up al the end OF the first
IS. dropped ono OF these at the
,hree.quarter mark but forged ahead
on the last lap. the match ending on
the 35rd hole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
MICHIGAN CITY
SECOND SHELBY

MICHIGAN CITY. July 3. Shclby
isn't the only town to encounter df.
flculties in staging a big fight. The
scheduled mix between Lew Tender.
Of Philadelphia and Sailor Freed
man. Of Chicago. was postponed to.
day largely on account of financial
difficulties and because Of the rain
The bout viii probably be Hngcd
at later date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

HUMPING JOE DUGAN Is out
y after the title 20 the hes, third
baseman in the history OF baseball.
The fuss he is raising az the
Yankee stadium these hot after.
Moons approxiniates riot. He is
smuggling blisterins drives with a
cool. calm glove. running down
hunts like a kecn-eyed deer, shoot.
ing them over TO first base as fast
as anyone ever did before and
sociing the ball for a snappy ESQ.
The New York sport writers
claim he is better than Willie
kamm. who cost the White Sox
sio0. 1000: Waiter Lutzkc. the $685..
900 star OF the Cleveland Indians;
the veteran Kid Foster. or the
youthful Hsmey Of the Tigers.
There Is no doubt hat the old
Athletic star Is playing the best ball
Of his career and getting hetter
every day. There is no doubt that
he is the best fielder around the
hot third corner.
His style OF covering ground re.
wives visions OF Bin Bradley. the
old Cleveland Blue star. aud Col.
Inns. OF the Boston Dean Eaters.
He kills many drives that would be
hits II they were sDt down to
some Of the other third basemen
Of the league
One thing that strengthens his
claim TO the title is thN fact that
McGraw has switched frankie
Frisch over to second base instead
Of letting him play at bis old stand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

A referee-scorer will accom-
pany each match. The play
is under the direction Of the
Pacific Northwest Profes-
sional Golfers association.
Most Of the prize-money was
donated by the Pacific North
west Golf association. An
admission OF one dollar a person 20
witness the Open championship for
each Of the two days play Friday
and saturday-will be charged. Mem
bers OF the Seattle Golf club and the
lngiew0od Country club will be ad.
mitted without charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
GIBBONS SHAKES
DEMPSEY UP

Gibbons shook Dempsey up again
with a couple Of rapierlike lefts TO
the head in the eighth. but Dempsey
waded In and had all the best of the
lnflghtlng. II was his round easily.
Gibbons again made good use of
his left hand in the ninth round and
he held the champ to an even round.
Dempsey had all the best Of It in
the 10th again, but Gibbons staged
a comeback in the 18th and By his
good left hand again won shade.
The 18th. 18th and i4th rounds
were all the same, Dempsey punch.
ing in the clinches and making use
Of the rabbit punch In these closing
rounds.
The 18th opened with Dempsey
trying for n X. O. and Gibbons tired
rapidly. He was hanging on for
dear life and the referee had to liter.
ally pry them apart; II was the only
thing that saved him.
The sun was shining in cloud.
less sky turnout the battle II was
scorching hot day. The show. han.
died In n bush league manner froq
the very beginning, was staged III
small town manner, tho fans having
10 wait a long time between the two
prelIminares and the main event II
was nenrly 34J before tho champion
entered the ring, followed soon after
by Gibbons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

Innings pitched-Murehio s. Charge
defent 10 Anrchio- At bat--Off MurrhIo
20. hits battod {. runs scored :. Runs re-
Eponslble for-Burger :. Murchfo =. Ar
lett 4. Struck out--Burger :. Murchio !.
Arleti .. Bases on baiis-Burger /. Muir
chic ?. Arlett /. Hit by pitched ball
Lane by Arieti. Stolen basex--ca.her,
Lane ?, Maderas. Home runs-Rohwer,
naryan, Lafayette. Two-hase hlt-Bar-
neN. Sacrifice hit-Crane. Runs hatted
in--R ohwer. Barney .. Cooper. Yaryan .,
Lafayette Caught stealing ~ Brubaker,
Baldwin, Cooper. Double piays--cooper
unsssisied Murchio to Brubakcr to Lafay-
elite. Orr 10 Crane TO Johnston . Left
on hases--scattle $. Oakland S. Time OF
game - 1859. Empires Tcman and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Want Big Price
for AL Wingo

international League players
come high, as President Clark
Griffith OF the Washington
Americans win testify. When
GriffIths attempted to buy Al
Wingo, outflclder, from the To.
ronto club and made an offer OF
$4,000 TO the club. The manage.
ment however, turned deaf ear
to the proposition. Wlngo Is not
youngster In the game. having
had a two.ycar trial with Connie
MaclS's Athletics two years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York :, Philadelphia 4 tflr.t
camel New York :, Philadelphia Csec-
ond gamcl.
Cincinnati 6, Chicago : tfirst rame).
cincinnati j. Chicago tsceond camel.
Pittsburg 6. st, Louis second ramol
Brooklyn 4, Boston Cf.rst game.
Brooklyn ., Boston . second ramct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
PACIFIC COAST InAcuE

Oakland Is. Seattle first camel;
Oakland :, Seattle tsecond Eamel.
san Francisco 5. Sacramento FIRST
camel: San Francisco l. Sacramento
tsecond camel.
Portland $, Vernon tsirst rame);
Portland :. Vernon : (seeond game1.
Los Angeles 2. Salt Lake (firs, camel:
Los Angeles ;, salt Lake (second game).