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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

saa SHY Mae8s club has suaitniy
iufapst ffuu near ssiisaasF 20 e
penasei contender
The Athlsitcs pay az n thsY
wished = han game sansis,s4 ~ ~
Innings laagsad * nine. oftiaafsiy
NEST professionals waaid ~ pr
rsvtlY sstlsasd u gha Eams ealy 70
agifsl seven isnlaxs
u ara 10 caania Mack whaa q
comes "a iaskJas BAN players. tai
after sHaktag hls team aess
muattHt rail- b grrss elub fs's a
Haoa eiab that has 10 outstanding
saaF Hks cosb - alssss. - q has
ths srlFis. gks tsslfs 90 wia and ,ias
makes V a dangerous BAN riae.
-rns Atsissirs q 1881 have fas
rsorp color ihsn Marks eia time
eestf raanrs Tbsss l. dssh %
no play that Maess fafrnsr great
teams tsckrt fiessss ysts II 10 q
Yauae eiab sfss shna'a raniiaas 20
lnptess
IL aaatds't ssspgtss no n ths
isass q ttasA gave rhilaasiplsla ar.
other wefi8's championship IN its4
positively Ras tstsr Than 1875
Thsrs Y8u have tas aplaidn u ore
- ihs greatest foastnali coaches ~
if4astsFm tinss. az 70 Why gGo Aihs
tsfi5s are startling the baseball vufia
a asaa whn can turn on, greet fpgs.
tail teams ike Smith does Ia worth
Nhi's llstsniar % sssn when Re die
cuaseS baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Setbacks on
Course OnIy
Periodical
By MIKE BRADY


II. tssinnrrz. and fer thai matter
n a majority q golfers. have their
psgiats when tastsad q improving
thsY seem 20 - going hack.
This esreEiaily applies % these
PLAYERS Nhe starting Ia "a play With.
out ans Instructions. dec 10 u take
some isssens apparently bsnsut
from these and saddsaly ana uuae-
eouniahiy afit into a stats phrFu
they cant % anything right
they Play fgr y spell wofss than
Ihsy dd originally AMI become dyed.
70 no Weal pesaimisss over tha cut,
iees. Thssu - = sors % psyrhoioEy
70 thls state % affairs. II h almost
aa Z the EuifinE tates were heat on
testing ths ealteF's wtil power. %
$50 e They can pFrvail uaen him
10 50 hack % hls ca stroke and tase
all ghs progress ~ has made. III 10
= nsaas % she rtzhs mstEis. hs viii
- All the rsuse essssmlnsa % stick
20 bis improved game. trusting that
IL short tirns he viii recover from
The attack es lnfesIogisY.
Nlns tirsea out % tee Il 10 Only
temporary. che muscles an8 ths eys
soon sssstlass themselves and PET
haps Nhss they % hs ell h@ a bet.
Ter k0lteg than ever iias for thr
golfer who gives way - ths tssapia.
ilaa q EstginE back TO hh ol8 sssoks.
sinply hseause ha VAS sugrF os he.
slaE thf hail sikh s. there - ugtlr
ghaHe Zoe further improvements.
scmellusss when The stFess s1seas
lost ard everything Eoss vyuuK. Il
3 merely a warning that the player
uersss lslgts EolflaE vaEatsen. ffss
mind. his sYs aaa hls uanscies are
tired x tes coseeatra,toa that bslaEs
ensoFliaatton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

SAN FRANCISCO. July IT,
Every year hundreds Of persons
miss the best Of summer sports
swimming because they never
learned 10 swim"
they speak Of swimming as some
sort Of higher education that can
only hs Eninsd by long and tedious
foundation Of preparatory work.
started early In life.
Entirely wrong Any perHon ap.
plying himself sincerely ana adhef.
ing to certain fundamental rules can
learn 70 swim IN 10 mlnutssi
or course ho will not bo a fancy
diver or world record contender In
that time. but no will bs able 20 keep
himself afloat and 20 propel himself
tho length Of an ordinary tank. Prog
ross from this point "a n matter Of
practice.
Fear Ia tho boEcy that keeps many
out Of tho water SO first you must
overcome this II can b. done A.
home
The wntsr IL very friendly and will
do everything in lis power 90 keep
you afloat n you will cooperate with
Il. Always bear this In mind
Then practice getting your face
under water tho dread Of many a
novice. This In done with the aid of
n largo bowl Of water
Fili tho bowl nearly FOIL take u
desp breath aud plunge your face
under tho water Hold your none, "
you want 70. Stay under until ne.
cssRity forces you 10 come up for
air" Repeat this Until you fool auitc
~ home under water"
Now try tho same thing without
holding tho nose and with tho eyes
open ~ the beginning. do not nt
tempt 70 stay under more thun about
five seconds Repeat. extending the
time under, until done with case. and
naturally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
AndySnith
Says Spirit
Aids Macks
BY BILLY EVANS

a Nur SMITH. famous football
coach q ,hs University q Cali
faguia. ia AZ slFeaE for baseball a.
ne riiiron sport
Reesnily while umpirinE a, Phlla.
aslp1'ia bumped lnto annh before
ne Esma Auay was merely atssnd.
las IN Tho role q spectator. san be
WAS curious 20 SEQ hgw tho Aybissios
we're wiaasaE 80 many gaines.
A ies q ether i'hiiadslphlsrs are
iuss Ike sm.ga. They vonisr he~
slssks club Is deiag g ana ,hsa
leuFusY ou' to shiha park 90 gss a
esospap suT themselves. cufians folks
ezss maize big bssiasas fur coanls
Mack this year
The Athletics won ths aay ne
famous ssostau msogsr was ,oasias
them over Cleveland vas beaten 10
a rrvas ssfas. IN wblrh Msek's team
sssas fson eshina 20 wtn, amith Is
an analyst. a ssass student a sport
That "a ems fsassn Why be has hrra
so snecesasal az geethau caash. 70
hlsa there Is a reason fag everything
After the game I i9-1ssi - AaaF
% ers his teFssaa - shy canal .
Aseks rpuax eias. alrnoss arss.
isessd st sts siatg * ths season. Is
GOV regarded az uss ssassiloa q
shs AmsFisaa isakus Faos.
THO Athletics win because ,A.y
hustle frura tss starr 70 ths nalsA
Tvs = eias wi'h hs Oh nrh,lax
spirt thas dassag kasw ths mean.
leg % essss,.- said sasssh.
',slaess e,sb Is lha nearest sh,nE
70 eoltses tsafn ! ever cav f6a
Wnsttn1 ghiak his eiHh vac raia feai
Money 20 Pay. fsshsF Yau wuati
shias she players wrfs ~ Il for ne
run % p,syinK aai Us siesr o. wtn.
alas
Dl4 yop uesiee ths coed sssilsz
shas existed. bpw each player wss
eors,aaiiy encouraging ghs other
Took me hack 10 ths GA college stuff
20 80 ths ashisiss pas rs fstiaw On
fhs hack ufo nsls a good plsy nns
saf ips q Rice ibiaEs 10 him.
That fsi11w ihsr call srsrsp,uE'
Matthews deserves the ttsfs lies
rot only . player bat a cheer leader
80 wsii. ,ar ths A,histlcs lie last
bubbles over Win enthusiasm that
il Contagious. % he's spread 20 the
resi- q she club That's one tig ira.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Three Men
COntenders
for CrOWn
Firpo, Wills and Gibbons
Considered Prospects
for Jacks Title
BY HENRY II. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. July i8.-sines Jsss
~ willard was knocked out q fhs
lisf u candidates for the heavy.
weight championship. Jack Dempsey
has only three prospects fof lneress.
INK Tho family fortune.
Luis FlrpO. ths couqufr0r of jess
willard. iiarry wills. she big colosed
sisvedore. ana Tommy Gibbons. eho
Waa TOO little 70 fight 10 Ssw York.
arg potential matches for the next
championship fight
Firpo probably VIII come first n
Jack Ksafus has his way about h.
The Eogth American II fresh and
al built up now. Ills victory OYER
willard made him q card FOR d cham
pionshlp maicA ard be has already
agreed 70 fight DempseY for Tex
Richard.
Wills viii remain good card Tor
another year az isasf Aa long ~
Dempsey permits Il 30 b. believed
that be fears the blk ooiorrd fighter.
wills viii become a better card A.
time goes.
Kearns wants a "shot" ~ boih
and q remains now Tor him 10 decide
IN what order BE- should lake shs big
money matches
Firpo IL talking about a fight with
villa before Ne fights Dempsey. The
South american champion very Oh.
viousiy wants 10 set oil ths ~
purses be can before he runs the
rsk u being bumped of hy ths
champion.
Kearns. however. Is not IN favor
% a FYrpo- Wills match. a. 4 would
remove ono az the cards that Il
eli ready FOR Dempsey.
The announcement that Dempsey
wants some kind Of a fight on Lahor
Day has stirred all The New York
! promoters into great activity
Tho sugar rnJiiionhires" u Cuba.
whn Doomed the Dempsey carpsniier
fight. ata hre announcing great Of
fsrs for the ncKt championship bout.
Tex Richard. Tom oRouFke. Jim.
my Johnston and Simon Fiaherfy
are waiting 10 hesr what Kearrs
wants IN iheNwpy % purse. The
situation IL very complicated. AZ
I Richard has F1rpo tied up and Fin.
heTfy ia supposed 70 have reached
an agreement with wills
Richard also ID supposed 20 have
the last sag after The others have
f1Ads their offers 20 Dempsey.
oRourks and Richard. who have
been on the 'ouss" for several years.
have shown symptoms lately of a
I visitation b. ihe dove. un6er The
existing conditions. Richard Rms no
b,g outdoor Ysr6 IN New York sud
I oRoufifc has the Polo Grounds.
o'Rourkc ~ said 20 havo lost heavily
on the KiItsnecriqni and the villa.
! wilde fights and he Il in MOOD 70
Ecf Richard along with him
n the promoters have the pesky
color angie 10 figure out. II Is alnoss
certain that Dempsey would fight
wills here in September and then
tourney 10 South America for a fight
with firI,o IN November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
EAGLES MEET
SAILOR TEAM

a fas; Eams IL expected AZ ths
Navy lard park a, nFrmerion. sun.
day. chen ,hs crack Z. r. = Fhlis9si.
pl4iA tail eiah meets lhs Heattis
Eagles nlns AZ ssfa ? m,
Tbs aiisrs vii have a strong
enmpstiliaa in the EaNiss ~ shs
riubmea have fas; club. winning
from she hcsg local hises
Tha Eagles sill leave c6lman dock
AZ Sc 80 a. IN. sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

TRIO OF CUNTEDRS ARE NOW LEFT FOR JACK DESEYS CROWN
Game Chatter

Tel nianksnkstip's sinsis On fas ZEN
drove IN the rpa thaf fsts me Whits faE
q t-tgsh urtgfy uFsr The TsHsrfs.
fss Difksrfnah isst his ssfsEfh
straight game she's the Cabs
trsunssd the ftsblns ~ D.
1ahnng Morrison isi she hsF1 ,hitnnE
lisnis desH Fith fssf Bite and DE
Pirates isaa fhs last game ~ the series.
10 - a.
After fsaf riiehsfs haG teen Used W.
sansFsf Fisfehrf had o. ssud fifsi nasa.
usn ifsihs % TIE boa. the reds LsaiigE
iss Fhiis. 81 20 q.
Nsbbly drfspas sBd Wild piifbinE
enabled the Indians 90 heat the AIN
lsiifs, ts ~ !. and Eafs them . dean
sweep ~ the SERIES.
iiorrsbT Eqt thfss singles q fo1tis tna
tilpis o. Use timss ". asa helped fns
csfhs sin fhsif ma straight game wish
ie-fe-s ricisFy ever fhs braves
Win tss Funs ssared In the 18th.
The bsd sea beat the Tiger. 10 4.
wssainEiea pasted hires urg~n pitch
sfs and zen, % g.
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Remember while doing this. that
tho correct breathing for swimmers Ia
n deep, slow inhalation thru the
mouth and rapid oxhalatlon thru
tbs nose. The last bit Of air always
ahould DO exhalod above tho water
IL preferable. you can practice thla
by standing In the swimming pool.
Erasplng tho railing and submerRlnR
your head.
After you have overcome fear and
mastered correct breathing under
water, you are roady TO learn balance,
You can never become expert unless
you do.
stand IN tho pool and grasp tho
railing or some other support which
" about the level Of tho waters sur.
face.
Extend onn foot backward. keeping
the log straight. until II II M close 20
thc surface m possible.
Then tnkn deep breath ana
quickly submefgo the face. at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
JACK SILVER
BESTS WHITE

shS FRANCISCO. Jaty it--tAes
silver gpsesa shat Hstis fighting
ihsrs was n hts four rounas with
Eddie waite at pseamans tsAs
n1sat. wtHnsae easily EAdis pab.
sr's kaysrs lack unsrn IN me
frs, runs8 - tho nsas 70 eiass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
HOCKEY STARS
LIKE LACROSSE

F'sAak fufesen. Happy Holmes
and jack wsiksf. members % ne
atais's Mssa. aFp aInoaE ihs HasnY
iseal msa latsFssssd n sha forming
~ a lsefusss tsafn Resides ihs
hockey ssAFa. Hsaay university aaa
ether amateur hpSksT players ara
Interested ia lacrosse.
BhsBld = good Esalus team be
ereaaits8 a raass vii - bfisa wiih
i'agssaaa'a crsea team fpg hers on
Later daY.
AnpsAss meeting q lacrosse Hasu
- called s8r Hussay ct i0to n m
si Tia lawef wpsslznd rlsgf2sia
grounds All Interested are nrsed
Ia stisad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
NATIONAL NET
PLAY BILLED

PHILADELPHIA. July it-iaay
- tho national singles tennis cham.
plnrahip wili s;sfs on September
~ ct Tho Germantown Cricket club,
u was announced here. "A tho
ilsi will - limited 90 e. palycrs.
In waa decided The tournament, could
ba completed In a week ins,cad
q nIno daya "a In she past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
YOUNG JOCKEY
is SUSPENDED

NEW YORK. July u Mark
Fasef. young sorAsY. brpssr d
f.AvsrDs Fsior. has been sst aopa
Indefinitely ~ The stewards AZ
tho Empire track for breaking
training C1arsBcs hummer wAh
also released 10 tho J. 4. cea8ra
stabss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
PREP STAR TO
ENTER u. S. C..

los ANGELES. July is.-Manuel
Iarancita. said TO 10 the graies;
high school football player ever
turned out in Southern California.
declared here yesterday that he
would vnior the University OF South.
orn California. This came as
distinct surprise as his many friends
thought that he was going 10 en-.
ter stanford university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
GIBBONS MAY
MEET TUNNEY

Ton o Rogfxs. Ssw York boxing
rrpnefsF. 3 hltttiax for a Tomrny
ciseaaaCisns TnansY bout for the
lrh' hsavywsxas efampssnship %
tee world
tiheous DECLARES that hs wouts
'liss % ecx Tunnsy bat Displayed
greater Interest n anoshsr match
vfh lack n~rpssy
fsnnsY = a good man. H. sid.
egt ] Hs1 anxious sar anashsr
ehaHee % usrapaeT thlnh ID ear
= aFrasssa Ths New Orleans q
~ q $4,000 Is the oalg one
81 far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
INTEREST so so
IN BASEBALL

Interest in baseball this year Ia
Portland IL tust 1850. Tho fans are
not worked up Eren; deal over the
race and figure. ike tho rcst 81 the
bugs IN the league, that It's all over
but ihc shouting and they are figur.
lnF On hyw FAR in front San Fran.
CLEO viii finish, They arc waiting
here fer Iron Duke Ksaworshy 20
come back and he IL expected 10 put
morn q a zip in baseball here next
aaarnrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
ATTACH PURSE
OF BIG BOXER

PARIS. July N.--Batillng skis
future purses viii he attached by
Edmond Ia Part. ono OF the fight
ers former Managers. Il was learned
here yesterday. Judge Escofftcr Of
tho French civil tribunal. yesterday
upheld Ia Parts attachment against
SKIS share or the purse for his re-
cent fight with Mnruel Miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
CrelU Coach
Declines to
Talk on 1t
WIN Not Say Whether He
viii Be Back at Wash
inston Next Year
BY TOM OLSEN
ia better
H., say aaythias about a.

AApct say aaStAias aNNNs ~
-ee, ,ssss ceaea Rusty csllev.
r,l,,r,,sy e wa,Alastea crew msa-
-, sa rs rssura srsm K,astsfa tri.
umss, lasi sisAt. when asked Il hs
h,A ss,a sftsrsa TIE - a. soaeh a.
Harvard gss asSs year
rss wasAiaEtca coach. who cover.
q. A,n,ss with siery when his great
<r-,w SWEET u,sissiiesuy to~n ,hs
Huasss % yis,sFy ever ths greatest
e~xsts re esaasry, also was Fsluss.
ara ascat ,alkias when aarFisa Il ~
~eg,a 10 hack % eossh asaia a. tss
hal raeei
= uxhs SET canned be sala
shsushstsliy
ne seAeh ysp asttany tried 70
sss.l az assstpas regarding ths
Rasyard 80 II was very p'ala
nn As ca 40, cars % discuss !,
a. prgsrnt
calieas refusal 10 STATE whether
c- nst ~ weuia - hack a. Wash.
snstsa asxs var caused ths aiamnl
wha tursrd ear q nsses hin az the
cr.nan dees lass nlKht naeh woFry
Il wss intiusisA By the aiunni
tat a. effort would BE- made ifn.
nsd.aislI % ksss Cstipw az VASE.
izEson.
we aont eare II ws have 20
raAss snoesA masry 90 pa ghs ar
gsrsrcs betmrse What be - EetsiaE
here and Raa, ~ cagts go IN tns
nat. ere q tire obs grads stated
bss nlshs We're EoinS Ia keep
.gassy' a. wsshlsEtsn. and ihata
al there q 70 IT,
CarsW stated that ihe weather
as frtsAsfaly het IN tbs East. Als
rfn hsssnr aecaatpmet 20 n b.
r. ssert stsnevsf al Wisconsin,.
49, a. sef satf,r any noee thaa
ssy q tss eshsv srgws o. ppgxh
ksees,s
Ne 6a4ar have very good Qsar-
tsss. ssd mes s1sAy 6lscoafa gag
rxFerisness bsssss ghs Faes. thr
roaeA sselasvd "hut 80 haga Fs
wsr4sa il the srA
~Al the praise that Dow walHax
80 hs deserved Ths kla cane thru
O. spieadd shaps
The tFssausa race YES tough %
ioss. bat rs ladxrs dsciasa H.
Nagse thsy eoga have called Il a
-, ~ ss assa1 registering
sssle kies Everything came aus
6as."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
INJURIES FAIL
TO STOP GEERS

psriHS BIS % years az a driver
% hshi harness racers. Pop
Sesfs, ths veteran tusfman. who is
nps IN bis lard ysaF. has bruknn
soth assies. both isSa. ons shigh.
sosn arms and a sgantigy q rms.
Hes Still sotn< strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
JOE LYNCH TO
MEET BURMAN

NEW YORK, July it.--joe
Lynch. hau,amwolEht champion.
and Joe thurman. Chicago. have
practically bcen matched 10 meet
fnr tho championship IN tho velo.
dromn on August e. Tho New
York commission ordered Lynch 10
accept the Challenge OF lose bis
title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Friday the 18th
Lucky for Jones

INwoop. 1. l.. July "A ri
day. the ilth. was lucky
day Tor Hobby Jones.
When he waa notified. Yea
ieriay morning, that his pair
would be the iith gor The day. he
ihousht u might b. a hoodaa
Hut he was second 20 Jock
hstchison IN the mornlaE round.
and Led The field hefoFo afnichl.
soa finished. IN the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
BRICK MULLER
SPURNS OFFER

Ban DIEGO. July Brick
Muller great uabssFssiy * California
athlete. isirnsa down as otter Yra;er.
dag ~ tipoto 70 pisy 10 games 81
professional football Ter al Akron.
tlhln. team. u became kaoun here
yesterday.
Muller viii hs an ssssstaa, coach
AZ California slls fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
JACK H0RNER
at ITS RING

ialiio Jack Hornsr. iou,cd ~ 9
Krra, hravswsiRfs find in Portland
last winter. haa retired for good with.
out ever having had a fight lie
spralnei his back in training and has
decided 70 give tsp a fistie career.
lie feceived Frhrla Of publicity. his
huge bulk and natural aiyie making
bin lnok IKE 4 nrnapfri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
MALONE-GANS
BOUT is OFF

The fight between Jock Malone
and Panama Joe Cans. ia have
been held in Omaha on July 20
has been called of because Malone
broke his hand. Efforta arc being
made 10 get Billy Mlske and Jack
Rrnsul, in tho main event now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
READING WILL
STOP BETTING

READING. "a. taiy Drastic
steps win b taken 70 prevent betting
AZ ms Reading International ssaSua
saasban park. q vas announced hers
yesterday. f'fasecutioa Of guilty
parties Is threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
HARVARD-YALE
NET MEN WIN

NEWPORT. Il. l.. Igiy ia Ths
Harvard Yals lawn tennis team o..
Tested it@ combined c1fonf Cam
bridge invaders hers ~ winning
eight q shs u MATCHES played Ten
rtatehss are On the slals for today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
.THden Will
Play ALORzO
in Big Tilt

INnlANAtoLia. Ind. July H.
Vim, Tiliea and Manuel Alonsa
will meet GA The Woodstock courts
here SUNDAY Ia the finals or the
national clay court tennis tourney
10th players WIN their way 70
the finals after hard matches late
yesterday,
Alanso heat Wallace johnson Of
Merton. Pa. -. az. So. e.. 81.
Tildea IN bis match with Robert
klnssy. San Francisco. vas high
strung but won. ca. o,s. 81. a.. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
FIREMEN WILL
PLAY ARISTOS

TIE classy Seattle Fire DEPART.
usnt hall club q slated 70 nress rho
fast taioa oil Astssp nlns on the
Upper Woodland Eruaads ~ noon
sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
BUCKLEY SOLD
BY S. F. CLUB

Tim Buckley. riEht.handei twirisr
with the san Francisco s~aiN. has
nssn sold 70 the Omaha western
league club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
GOLF RECORD
SET IN 1905

Snnss Baird, recent contestants ia
~ Bfiiisa ogea championship. 10
49, sei a record b. driving q golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
DOC sIIOM

The annual dog show will be
held a, san Rafael. Cal. on
August 8.
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surface and extending tho body. Do
not let 90 your grasp OF tho railing.
IA coon as you feel your air sup
ply becoming exhausted, regain a
standing position. This IA done by
bringing tho knees up under tho
body until they almost touch tho
stomach and then lowering tho feet
10 tho bottom OF tho pool. Unless
you do II correctly, you are apt to
duck yourself, 30 it IN best 10 take II
slowly and intclllgen,ly.
When YOU can float yourself and
regain standing position easily. try
tho same thing with only tho index
fingers touching tho support. and
then with tho fingers touching the
side OF tho tank just above the sup.
port You regain standing position
from tho latter exercise by lowering
tho hands 90 tho support Just before
its time 10 como UP" and then fol.
lowing the correct method I advise
that you try this exercise in water
about whist deep.
ilo content 10 follow these oxor-
ciacs until YOU have thoroly mastered
them; they arc tho foundation OF
swimming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

CORRECT POSITIONS ron
FACE SUBMERGED BALANCING
EXERCISE HANDS TOUCH sipE
or TANK ABOUT LEVEL or WA.
TIERS SURFACE. RAISING LEFT
FOOT UNTIL ENTIRE BODY IS
rloAg~No COMPLETES THE TX.
ERcisE.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-03
PELHAM MAN KILLED
IN MOUNTAIN PLUNGE
Funeral Services To Be Held For
Frank Johnson Thursday

Funeral services for Frank John
son, 25, of Pelham. Ala, killed early
Wednesday morning when his auto
mobile plunged through the guard
rail on the Montgomery highway,
about 200 yards east of the overhead
bridge. into a ravine 100 feet below,
will be held from the New Hope
church at o'clock Thursday after
noon, with burial following in New
Hope cemetery.
Coroner j. D. Russum believes
Johnson was instantly killed. as his
body was found pinned between the
left front wheel and tree. john
son is thought to have jumped.
Russum is still investigating.
The body and wreck were found at
5 o'clock Wednesday morning by
+. r. Jackson and S. r. Walker, en-
ployed on the Edgewood car line.
They stated the body was cold and
the car badly damaged. They noti-
fled the police department and Of
fcers label. Smith. Jackson and
Grain Immediately left for the scene
of the accident.
johnson is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Matte l.. Johnson; two sisters,
Misses Lynden and Addie b. John
son, and one brother, r. l.. johnson,
all of Pelham. Remains were sent
to Pelham by Johns Thursday morn
in
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-03
B|RMINGHAM'S PITCH
is GOING TO EUROPE
Approximately 10000 Tons Already
Sent To Wales And France

The Birmingham district will soon
be denuded of the once heavy ac-
cumulations of pitch that commenced
piling up during the World war and
afterwards. Approximately 10000
tons have been shipped to European
countries and it is going regularly
in 5,000-ton lots, principally to Wales
and France, where it is used in max
ing brickettes.
The pitch has come from the yards
of the American Tar Products COM
pany. at Bessemer; those of the Bar
rett company at Fairfield, and those
of the Semet- Solvay company, at
Ensley. The pitch is what Is left aft
err extraction of tar products and is
what might be termed the residue
of the entire by-product process.
The Barrett company two years
ago began making a coke out OF this
pitch in beehive ovens at Thomas and
evolved coke of 9S per cent pure
carbon, which occupies a place OF It's
own in the coke market owing to
its special qualities. There is ready
market for every ton produced ana
it sells several dollars per ton nigher
than other cokes.