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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
A Few "Don'ts"
In LiferSaving

Following are don'ts laid down
by the uaited States Volunteer
Life Saving association In reyiy-
ing a drowned person.
Remember that mechanical de-
vices are dangerous IN the hands
OF the inexperienced
DO not await the arrival OF the
doctor before starting artificial
respiration. Start Immediately
DO not lay the patient on the
back when applying artificial
respiration. Always face down
ward.
DO not hold the body UP by the
feet.
DO not dash cold water in the
patients face.
DO not place the body in n bath.
unless ordered TO do 10 by a
doctor.
DO not tie strings on the tongue
or run pins. or nails thru H.
DO not roll patient over barrel,
boxes. or fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

life guards. lie has also pre-
pared rules and precautions
for resuscitation.
Captain Ray Daughters Of tho
volunteers declares that less than
per cent OF the enlisted men
during the war could swim with
any degree OF ease at all. He says
that only one man out Of 1000
could give n practical demonstfa,
ton Of respiration.
The method used by the yolun.
teefs for restoring an apparently
drowned perBon Is as follows:
Send some one Immediately for
a doctor. Do not await his arrival.
but proceed as follows: After the
patient has been taken from the
gafer locate an even, fiat surface.
laying the patient face downward.
Loosen ali clothing. collars. belts.
garters. etc. Clear the mouth OF
all mucous and foreign matter. Pull
the tongue out and see that II re.
mains out. then straddle the pa.
tient. placing your hands under
their stomach. clasping them to-
ge;ber. in this manned gradually
lift the patient few inches. squeez-
ing as you do 30. dropping him
suddenly. Sometimes sharp slap
between the shoulders IS helpful.
Lifting the patient as above men,
toned should only be once or twice.
only taking a few seconds as It is
merely 70 start anything that might
be blocking the air passages.
II person has been under water
only three or four minutes the life
saver has everything in his favor.
Cases where patients are revived
after q fifteen-minute stay under the
waves Is very rare.
Signs OF death are dllated pupils
and half closed eyelids. tongue ap-
preaching the edge Of the lips, stop.
ping OF breathing and heart beats,
and the covering Of the nosirils with
a frothy mucus. Work should not
be stopped at any time until doc
tor arrives.
Tho volunteers believe that they
can be instrumental in saving many
llyes. They have many members en-
listed In King County and Seattle,
and are at all times ready TO render
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
GOTHAM GIANTS
BOLSTER STAFF

PITTSBUHG, Aug. 49, Dennis
Gearin. southpaw pitcher OF the nh.
waukee American association team,
was purchased outright by the New
York Giants for a purchase prlco
not disclosed yesterday.
Gearin viii report to John Nc.
Grnw's team on Friday 10 par.
ticlpate In the big serios with the
Reds Mt Cincinnati after he finishes
up some private business at Provl.
dcnco. II. L., his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
4E SWIMMERS ARE LEARNING L1FE-SAWING METHODS
Baldwin Scores Winning
Tally From Blake s Blunt
Redskins Take Another Thrilling Ball Contest From
League-Leading San Francisco Club Killefer Uses
Bean in Switching Men About to Advantage
RY ALEX q. ROSE

OVERCOMING four-rn lead, the local Indians stepped
" out and administered the second successive defeat TO
the eague-eadng Seals from San Francisco the Rainier
Valley let yesterday TO A.
II great battle just hard fought as the one
which Ray Rohwer won with his home clout on Tues
day. except that the of yesterdays hero does not APP
pear the box Wade Kleer was the Big Noise OF
the matinee his conurng tricks with pitchers and pinch
htters being the fossies exhibition the cash customers
have had the pleasure of witnessing since Seattle entered
the Coast league Nary bobbe married the Radiant One
movements which started in the seventh inning when he
crooked his finger signaling the fatering Vean Gregg TO
make for Carl Williams the mound The big Texan
delivered but with two and nobody out In Seattes half
he yanked to let Yayan bat for him. Yam made good
with double TO center which cleaned the bases. Boss
Kefer next move sent Blake to the hlock and the Sher-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
BIG CROWD
LOOKED FOR
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. Aug. Promoter John.
i ny Pope announced this morning
that ho expected every ticket 10 bs
sold for the baltic ut tho Glide rink
tonight between Dodo Berco,. OF
Monroe. and Morgan Jones. Of Ia.
coma. a number OF good tickets are
available yet. pepo Indicated.
Both boys are In tho beat Of shape.
Danny Martin and Billy Mascot.
two classy baniams. meet In the
aemLwlndup.
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is
ELIMINATED
IN TOURNEY

ERANk KoZLOWSkI. finAligt in
l. last years tennis tourney. viii
meet Mol Dranga for. the mems
playfieid title. as n consequence OF
his easy defeat OF Howard Langlie.
is.yearold Roosevelt student, Ga.
ca.
Chef Duet and Mel Dranga en-.
tered tho semi.finAls in tho mems
doubles by beating George Rider
and Leroy Foley, ca. ca.
Miss Irene stephens. women's
singles utlcist. and her partner. Miss
TholmR Wolff, will play tho Misses
Bognrt and Byron for the womcn's
class A doubles championship at 4
p. m. todny. Today's complete sehed.
ule follows:
.:oe-Mlsses HoEart and Byron Va
Misses stephens and Wolff.
5!ao--H. LanEiin and Hoskcth va
stephens and swarta.
500, LanElie and williams vs.
Wander Las and Koxiowski
s'ae--Iiolhrook and Mckinney va
Charleston and dEhtfoot. Block and
Neido Va. Brennan and wcs,phalsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
IOWa Team,
Is Hurt by
Graduation

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Aug. 2.-Torn
4 apart by graduation. Coach How.
ard Jones University OF Iowa football
team will have TO be entirely rebuilt.
A huge task faces the Iowa mentor
in building up his HawkeyeB 10 tho
strength they possessed last fall
when they journeyed to New Haven
and hunbied Tad Jones Yale team.
Six veterans viii be missing from
the lineup when the referee blows his
whistle ~ the opening tilt In October.
These six were the very backbone Of
the Iowa aggregation and made II
stand head and shoulders above all
teams In the Middle West.
IL has been the misfortune OF
Coach Jones 10 have two all-Amcr-
lean quarterbaci<s on HIS team in Two
years In 1891, Aubrey Dtyine was
choDen on the Ail.American team by
almost every football critic in the
land He graduated but came back
70 coach the freshman team in 1922.
His shoes were filled by Capt. Cor
don Locke. a great quarterback and
n greater general, who alternated
brilliant end runs and smashing line
plunges with bralny gcneralship.
Locke has graduated and there IS
no one TO take HIS shoes Devine has
rciinauished his coaching job TO 20
TO the University OF Denver as as
Sisthnt coach OF football.
Other stars lost TO the Hawkeye
aggregation are Johnny Helydt. ALL
Western guard: Max Kadesky. ALL
star end: George Thompson and
Chester Meade. great players in the
Big Ten conference: Franklin Jaqua,
star halfbaok and Eddie Rich. also
a baekficld man.
Heiydt has been engaged 20 coach
at Ohio state In advisory capacity.
Meade has been offered position
ms n state high school coach and
Mlnnick and Thompson will con.
tinuo as law students here.
The conference schedule arranged
for the Iowa team will test their
ability TO tho limit. They will play
tho best teams in the Middle west
and also some OF the best Eastern
teams. Not one OF their conferences
rivals have been as hard hit by
graduation as the Hawkeyes and II
VIII be n miracle II they are able TO
pull another ponnant out OF the
fire.
Their schedule follows:
September 20. Oklahoma A. and
NJ. at Iowa City; October 6. Knox
eolNge at Town City: October IL.
Purdue at Iowa City; October 81.
ONO State at Columbus: November
j, Michigan at Iowa City: November
H. Minnesota at Minneapolis. No.
vembcr "a, Northwestern at Evan.
ston, Ill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
FRANCE is
VICTOR IN
DAVIS PLAY

MEANWHILE. Aug. ?. - France
~ eliminated Spain from tho Davis
cup competition yesterday and won
the r'ght 10 go 20 tho United States
TO pay the winner OF the American
sona competition. when NJ. Blanehy
defeated Eduardo Flaauor in the dc.
Gliding match OF tho series.
France had previously won two
singles matches. while Spain had
won tho doubles and one singles
match.
Tho winner Of tho match between
Franco and tho American some cham.
pIon viii play tho United States at
Forest Hills for tho famous interna.
tionai trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Major Talk

Babe Ruth so, his s6th homer In the
ninth With one on. hut tho Yanks got a
heating from the Indians. 8 TO !.
Yesterdays nccident--Groyer Alex
nnder hit his first homer In two
years, and helped tho Cubs win from
the Braves, 3 TO 9,
Tho Athletics increased their losing
strcek TO 10 games when tho Browns took
a double-hoador from them. 80. SO.
Doing tho act of tho "rcorncd
woman" Johnny Rawlings. former
Giant. started the rally that gave
the Pirates 2-to-i victory over the
champions.
The Dodgers or Brooklyn failed TO do
THEFT stuff and thcy stepped In the way
OF two socks from tho Cards. losing II
to 10 and TO 8.
working overtime again 10 lose,
the Red soN dropped the first gnmc
10 the white soS, 4 TO ., In n In
nlngs, hut won the second, ~,
Getting out OF the rough twice In tho
last two holes, tho Reds were savod by
fine work on tho greens, and they beat
the fhlls. 8 to ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
.MOLLA AND
HELEN ARE
IN FINALS

Mrs. Molla Mallory will meet Miss
Helen Wills to decide the women's
singles chamionship at the West.
chester Biltmore Country club. Rye,
n. Y, on Sunday. August 5.
Mrs. Mallory. paired with Miss
Edith Slgourney, OF Boston. win
meet the Misses Claire Cassoll and
Marie Wagner. of New York. for
the doubles title on the same date.
Rain has prevented these matches
from taking place earlier in the
week, but because of the opening Of
the Seabrlght. N. j.. tournament on
Monday. they must be played off
Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

if not only held the enemy
safe the rest of the game, but
his swinging bunt brought
Baldwin over with the win
ming run. That's the old
strategy, Redl
The visitors opened the scoring In
the third frame. when Agnew. who
was resting on tho keystone bag as
the result OF walk and n wide
throw By orr trottcd home on
Compton's slngN 10 right field.
vaila's single and steal 20 second
placed him In a position 20 register
run No, In the sixth. when Elll.
son rammed ono OF GreEE's offer.
inss for single. Two runs on the
wrong side OF ttc ledger did not
look no lad TO tho home lads.
who had been niekins sauthpaw
Mi,ehell'a shoots hard. only 10 have
sensational fielding keep them from
splklnE tho plate. but when two
molr scurned homo in the seventh
on four lusty hinglcs. which Bent
tho venerable Vean GrcEg shower
wards. the outlook took on a gloomy
hue.
Right here L. where he Of tho rcd
top showed the Seals and the fans
how 20 handle tipe managerial roiusl
II was In the lucky seventh that
Bert Ellison and his crow cot the
surprise OF their lives. Baldwin
eoaxed free ticket from Mitchell
for startvr. and Tob!n followed
with n single. Yaryan then strut,
ted 10 the plate and leaned on ono
Of Divers twists FOR n double. send.
Ing Badly and Tob across tho plat.
tor. lanes o.hagser TO the same
spot brought Yam over. Young
Mearkle followed out HIS boss In.
struciions in apple pie order. nae.
riflclng Billie 10 the third station.
That ended MitcheIrs pitching for
tbs day. Hodge took up tho bur.
den, and. believe yours truly. 4, was
SOME burden 20 shoulder. tho way
these tribcsmen wore rarin' for
action. shower was not in tfera
long before he felt tho weight. Doc
Johnston kissing his first pitch into
right field, Rabbit Lane checking in
with tho tying run.
The old ball game was won in tho
uext sianEa Compton shared Orr's
flyer. but Baldwin's lazy loftcr TO
tho short patch foil safe and he
.nnhlsd TO third when Rilduff le,
Tobln'B hot groundor get away from
him. With ths inficld drawn in,
Blake tried to knock tlrs cover on
the pellet. lie got piece OF said
cover, but Il wns enough 20 win tho
battle. Before Hal Rhyme could set
his m!tts on that hit Of the swing
ing hunt variety. Ted Baldwin wns
on hts way to tho bench with tho
biscuits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
DUFFY GETS
VERDICT IN
DAVIS BOUT

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. Jimmy
Duffy beat TNyie Davis In a four.
round bout here last night after
Davis had had all tho best OF tho
first two rounds. In the third
Duffy put Davis down for the
count OF seven and when he got
up put him down again for the
count OF nine.
Davis stayed thru the fourth
but Duffy had him beaten ana was
given the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Talk KEFERS STRATEGY BEATS SAN FRANCISCO SEALS AGAIN
Sport Talk
Twist Facts.
Kick for Champ.
Promoters, Too.
By HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Aug. Sin their de-
IN sire 20 set into print professional
athletes. especially boxers, wrestlors
and their managers have a tendency
10 twist facts and overlook the truth.
u Is apparent in some publicity
that has been sent out recently IN
the interest OF Nat Pcndleton, "olym-
pic champion" wrestler that the
memory OF either pcndleton or his
managers does not extend hack as
Ear as 1880 and they apparently have
foreotsen tho last Olympic games in
Antwerp.
Claiming that mono OF the profess
sional wrestlers would give him a
chance, Pcndleton recently an
nouneed that he was going 10 turn
boxer. and he quoted a flock Of rea-
sons why he felt he could accomplish
the switch over.
ON a flashy poster. Pendleton Is
held up as ''the worlds intercollegiate
and Olympic champion wrestler" as
Americas representative and win
ner Of the worlds wrestling cham
plonship az tho olympic games, Ant
wcrp. 1880"
Referring 20 the official record
hook OF the olympic games as COM
piled and certified TO BY the inter-
national olympic Association. the fol-
lowing can be found under "Wrest-
ling catch-as- Catch-Can STYLE"
heavyweight class: Roth (Swltz-
tr,ana won: Pendleton tUnited
Statesl second. Meyer Omitted
slstesl and Nilsson (Swodenl tied for
third"
This is rather conclusive that PEN
dleton is not the worlds Olympic
wrestling champion" and he was not
exactly Americas representative" AZ
Antwerp as there were many wrest-
lers on the American team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
GRANDSTAND IN
CONSTRUCTION

Tho University Of Akron. situated
at Akron. Ohio, has started con.
struction OF an $4,000 cement grand.
stand. Tho structure win be ready
for use by next Thanksgiving II
contractors finish the Job on time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
U. S. Y. L. S. C.. Rapidly
Increasing in Members
Water Experts and Many Who Have Never Known
How to Swim Joining Ranks of Organization
Formed With Intent to Avert Accident rownngs
BY JACK HoHENBERG

a direct result Of the many water tragedies in and
n around Seattle the local branch of the United States
Volunteer Life Saving Corps gaining in membership every
day Enlistment in the volunteers however is not easy
by any 1t is said that only expert swimmers
pass the rigid test imposed upon prospective members
These members given nothing except the desire TO be
of service in return William ]. Davids Of Seattle had
much TO do with the initial organization Of the volunteer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
BOSTON LEADS
ERROR COLUMN

a total OF IL errors In eight
games was made by the Boston Red
sox in big league play last week.
only the Washington Senators wero
anywhere near them In this re.
speet, the Griffmen making n total
Of IL errors in eight games,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
California Bear
Is WhiteWashed

HONOLULU, Aug. ?. - Tie
Honolulu Wanderers. local semi.
professional organization. d5feat.
ed tho University OF California
ball team. who arc concluding
their tour Of the Hawaiian islands
Tho Bears were unable 20 hit
Nolan effectively. whitneli
starred with homer and
triple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
JACK APPEARS
TO BE READY

DENVER, Colo. Aug. Tt
makes no difference to me whom 1
fight, or where / fight, Just so I
fight. and fight often" said Jack
Dempsey this afternoon. Just prior
to his departure for New York.
The heavyweight champion win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
CHESS EXPERTS
IN TOURNAMENT

Chess experts from all parts OF the
united states and Canada are at.
tending the annual chess tournament
OF tho Western Chess association IN
san Francisco this week. The tour.
ney opened on Monday, $1,000 in
cash prizes being offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

Solly sceman Is working diligently
for his sixround melee against jim.
my sacco In Everett, August IA. Sol.
Ia determined to get over the Boston
wop. and thinks that he la cinch
to cop the verdict when they toe the
scratch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
AMERICAS LE,GrE


Chicago 4. Boston (firH game: Bos.
ton :. Chicago tsecaud rauat,
81 Louis 2. Philadelphia 0 tfirst gamer .
g. Louis :. philadelphia (nscond Eamsi.
Cleveland Q. Sew York 2.
Detroit Washington. double header.
postponed. rain.
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testants will furnish their own balls.
The Star is awarding handsome tro.
piles for the winners in the mems
singles. womcn's singles. mixed dou.
bles. mems doubles. women's dou.
bles. junior boys doubles, junior
boys singles. junior girls singles.
Tho entry blank appears daily on
the sport page Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
JOHN LAYTON
SETS RECORD

John Layton, three.cushlon bill.
lard champion, recently ran 50
points In ii innings. The perform.
ance took place in st. Louis, and
the champion. without any undue
strain, ran thru his unusual per.
Torrance without a. PAUSE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

Los ANGELES. Aug. 2.-Frankie
Farren, San Francisco lightweight,
won n decision over Sailor Ashmorc
IN the main event Of benefit
smoker here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

Batteries: Baeholder. Gould. Nc.
Cabo and Peters: Foster shellon.
back. Alien and Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
OAKLAND WINS
FROM SOLONS

OAKLAND. Aug. 2,-Oakland
won from Sacramento IN the 18Th
inning OF a soo,saw contest hero
yestertlay a ia q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
SsFIHlsSefs
NATIONAL LEAGrE
RE.srLrs

81. Louis II. Brooklyn 30 ttirr Earnsi
So. Louis 7. Brooklyn tseeond Earnsl.
Cincinnati S. Philadelphia
PiitshufE :. New YORK J.
Chicago 4, Boston =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
ENTRIES FOR STAR TENNIS
TOURNEY TO CLOSE AUG.

ENTRIES for The woodland
Ipark tennis tournament will close
promptly at midnight August 0. Alb.
solutcly no entries will be received
after that hour.
Over 20 entries have been received
already, and they continue TO pour
into the sporting editors office.
No entry fee Is charged. The con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

Innings piiohed-GreEK 81. williams
y, Mitchell as crrdi, victory to Blake.
Gregg a. OF Mitchell 81. Hits batted-
OF Gregg o, Oft Mitchell .. Runs scored
OFF Gregg 4, off Mitchell Runs re-
sponslbio for Gregg q. Mitchell I. struck
out--uregg 4, Mitchell /. Blake +. Bnaca
on balls-~drcgg /. Williams 1, Mitchell /.
Hodge !. Blake !. Wild pltcheB-Hodgen
2. stolen Vailn. Two-base hits
Lane 2 Tobin. Yaryan. Sacrifice hits
Johnston, Gregg Eldrod. Runs battod In
Compton 2. Ellison. Valla. Yaryan, 2,
Lane, johnston. Blake Time OF gamo-
1851. Umpircs-Ward and Byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
PORTLAND is
EASY WINNER

PORTLAND. Aug. Portland
ran Wild here yesterday In tho open.
ing game OF the Los Angeles series
and won tho game. II 10 2. II
was tho Beavers ninth consecutive
,.IrAn..,r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02

champions Of al who arranged
" facts to suit themselves were the
promoters Of tho Dcmpsey-G Gibbons
fight They broke all records
First they gave the uewspaperrnen
false statements that they had tho
second installment OF the Dempsey
purse ready days before June rs.
when the payment was due.
Next they flashed upon the press
q telegram saying that -one thousand
and two" seats had been sold In
Omaha Investigation proved that
about fifty had been sold.
On top OF that they showed n fake
telegram announcing that Louis Hin,
The big power OF the Great Northern
Railroad. was coming with "cssh and
securities to save the fight" The
message as delivered by the West
crn Union was ssisned Louis W. TIL.
and 1t was admitted later that the
name was changed in the copies
handed out to the press.
Also the promoters when asked to
get Gibbons measurements. turned
over 10 the press a column OF figures
that made Gibbons bigger than
Dempsey over night Gibbons knew
nothing about 1t and neither did Ed
die Kane
Then. after having destroyed all
confidence that the newspaper men
might have placed in them. the pro-
motors turned around after they had
made bust" OF their own fight and
blamed the collapse OF their dream
on New York nswspapermen who
had been hired by Tex Richard to
kill the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
VERNON AGAIN
TAKES BEATING

LOS ANGELES. Aug vernon
again was beaten by tho serappy
Salt Lake club here yesterday. Tho
Bees won. 10 to Z.
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land in New York Friday night. and
from there will 20 to Saratoga. N.
Y, TO Immediately start light work.
outs for his rcxt defense Of tho
worlds crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
Game Chatter

rwe.in.a.rowi Not % bad for a team
that has been absorbing the duat Tor 10
these many weeks er--ta u montha- II
the tribe keeps up It's present gait. hsrl
Ellison and his hirelipEa VIII be ElA,
when they hit the detguE 10 roFtIaua
sunday evening.
Elmer Jacob. /. the probable
choice for mound duty TIL. after
neon, and u the cur,ist IL nj his
bet, Who knows but what the Men
o. kiliefer may set tho opposition
down for the third count. jim Scott.
minus his mustaehe. will essay the
pitchlnk role for the Seals. and In
eidcniIy. try 10 pat = stopper on tho
fast-steppinx Indians.
Local fans got a peep at the Yeuns
nhenom Paul Wansr. who - pasktn
around a as batting avsrHne. when ~
was sent IA 90 bat for Pitcher hodEs
in tho ninth inning. A peep was al
they got. Blake sending him % eoyei
via the stFtks-oat route
Frank roAln missed home run
by a few lnrhe. wh-n he Strengthened
out one Of Mitrhelfs bendrr~ aud rat
tied IL against the top board on the
front Of tho ieflflcid bieachsrs.
Tho nslairE feature Of ths day va'
furnished By Ted baldwin,. when ~
seoopsd up Eiiinon's daisyreut,rr Ard
naKrsd hisn hafcre hs stepped on the
Initial pillow. II vas big league play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-02
rAcmIc COAST LnAGrE


Seattle 5. san Francisco T.
Oakland :. Sacramento Ga inuinKs).
Salt Lake 10. Vernon I.
Portland II. Los Angeles ?