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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22

wALLINGFoRD DISTRICT
We have been holding this 5-room
home for $4,000. II this is too
high. mako an offer at Il. We
must sell ~. No reasonable offer
refused. Furnace. fireplace, cnbl-
net kitchen and concrete base
ment. close to ~" and school.
Molrosc 077G.
LANDON'S HAVE IT
1901 ". 18th st. Cars IS or 22
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Here Is a Beautyl

MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY
GROOM BUNGALOW. MODERN
Had TO havo larger home, and am
forced TO sell my bungalow at 1908
~ b0th ~. at once II In abso-
lutely modern in every detail. and
very attractive and convenient;
built less than two years ago, and
sold then FOR $500, For quick
sale and reasonable amount OF
cash, VIII cut off $1,000, There Is
no mortgage. and monthly pay
ments loss than rent / nm Just
having IL painted and redccorated.
and you will find II splendid buy.
Every modern feature, such as
hardwood floors. fireplace, French
doors, built-in buffet. cabinet
kitchen with nook, cement base
ment furnace. rays, garage, etc
For further particulars call owner
Mt Melroar 42t2. No agents, please.
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e-room modern house with east
front and splendid view: living
room. fireplace. dining room;
Kitchen. breakfast nook. bed
rooms. bath. hair cement base
mcnt; furnace II sold this week,
$500 cash; balance $40 per month,
including interest
EDWARD Common
00& white Bldg, Elliott 4Eo7.
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Read What Means Advertise Regularly Want AID
62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
Here Is a Chance for a
Larpe EamilY

Here Is a Chance for a
Large Family
We have a good home Tor a large
family % moderate means. very
well built. good concrete foundH-
tlgn; plaster. woodwork and paint
In excellent condition. tho roof
Just newly hhinElrd. large kitchen.
dining room. extra large living
room, reception hall and guest
clonot on the lower floor I large,
light airy bedrooms with closets,
large bathroom on tho second
floor there I. also q large attic
partly Finished there IL a Yornndn
above tho front porch that would
make a fine sleeping porch. there
II an inside and outside entrance
90 the basement Views that can
be had IN this homo are wonder
ful-tho lake, university, the Cas-
cadcH. Capitol HIN and hL Raj.
nicr Close 90 tho best car fFry-
ice, Meridian, WaliluEford, -. 10th.
which connects with tho EaHtlake
line. The owner 10 permanently
located In the East and has bu-
thnrlEed ~ 20 sell a. soon as pos
Hlblo for $4,000. $500 down. and
balance ia small payments This
10 a good buy for any ono who can
N'N 'HNN p FfA''f '"thN anu sue
for yourself,
Smith Realty Co.
Mel OisG, Mel 050s.
ib05 Meridian Ave.
ti.g0O-GOOD t-HOOM HOUSE. ?
bedrooms. white enamel kltch-
en-. concrete basement. nice
yard, good view, 1900 down.
balance like rent
g. 200 $3.50 down. buys good t-room
bungalow. with big bath and
extra good plumbing Two
windows each bedroom. white
cabinet kitchen. big lot.
blOglh 70 car.
$500 rooms. breakfast nook /.
fireplace; t0El0O lot stgO
down. go per month.
% 0oO-Heautiful 4-room bungalow:
2 bedrooms; extra fine plumb
ing. breakfast nook. cabinet
Kitchen Ia white: FUN con-
crete basement concrete drive
way; nice yard. l block 10
paved street aud car. Phinney
z. A. lINRTLEY co. iI srd ave.
Elliott OAgb,
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UNIVERSITY BARGAIN
eq gEO

1880
Hero In an opportunity 10 rot G.
room house below market. All i'm
provcmcntH in and paid. Garage
Lot i5 foot frontage. Phone us
and wo Will show II.
JOHN G. WATROtS co.
Main 0O0i 3Oi Marion bldg
SNAP FOR CHICKEN BUSINESS
$500, u -ncrc; fenced: cultivated:
large, small chicken houEcp
etc; lots small fruit; beautiful
View: South Seattle car No. 6 to
Edmonda at. top Edmonds steps.
1902 Ninth ave.
s-ROoM. STORY AND A HALE;
largo lot $1,000 will handle
Splendid furnace, laundry; all con-
Croto basement High class
noighborhood. 11I5 95th ave. Buy
direct from owner
SMALL HOUSE. IMPROVED LOT
i5Nl01 $500 cash. 57i2 97th ave
N. H.
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Tucker. Orvilie Alfred. Tacoma. girl.
Cook, George r.. Brighton hotel. girl.
Borden. Fitzgerald. 1926 L. 42nd st.
girl.
girl.
Full. Tasaku. 72l washington st.
boy.
Hekids, ToyoJiro. s2s Weller St, boy.
Moss, Monroe, 1851 Ninth ave. W..
Taliey, Frank b. 4oS7 Goth ave. S.
Conner, John r., 2ii7 Second ave.
w, boy.
Williams, Alonzo H. 100 Taylor ave.
girl
Ford. Henry Patrick, 4ls Goth ave.
Natehn, Ben. 1909 L. Spruce st. boy.
icmii. TRdaichi. r. +. d. No. s, boy.
Sicily. Dorothy ", As years.
Watkins, Walter H. 46 years.
Burch. Oscar A, So years.
Bowen, Rose, 63 years,
Gillette, George w, SO years.
Kohler, Isaac J., 20 years.
Myers. Frances NJ. 60 years.
kropf, Mary b, 81 years.
Aaron, Edgar Neils, days.
Thayer, George, Ga years.
Culver. Alice, 80 years.
Keith, Lloyd, ~ years.
Neer, Morris, sc years.
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EXCELLENT BUY-sIGuTLY RES
idenco property. on corner with
3il feet frontage on two streets
one or tho streets paved: city
water piptd In front OF place; To-
Gated AZ New Cedar Park; 10 min
utoa' auto ride north OF university.
near Lake Washington. Terms $50
cash. $40 per month.
go WALKER BUILDING
Elliott 0lS2,
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$4,700-S5O0 Cash

New. nifty broom Colonial bunga-
low, on ono floor, with lake and
city view, oak floors; attractive
fireplace: French doors: tile bath (:
Pembroke tub: lovely corner
bedrooms, large closets. ideal
kitchen. full concrete basement (;
the u" and II. 45th,
II. @. WINBIGBER
1904 White bldg. Elliott 1907.
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IS FOR SALE-FARM
LANDS
EXCHANGE
49, ID EAsm -. 00

MUST BE CAsH-tl.0OO
90 acres. house, barn. orchard, well,
partly cleared y miles TO Pacific
highway, Absent owner says sell.
Warranty deed and abstract.
f. u. OLLlNOEk 9t2 Empire Bldg.
3 ACRES FINEST BERRY LAND rs
sumner. ell bearing; two modern
houses ana large chicken house,
1ss5VV. $4,000 cash, Nick ZylstrA.
el5 Western ave.
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IS LANDS TO LEASE

LEASE OR SALE-l2 ACRES AND
s-room partly furnished house;
bearing fruit trees: barn and
chicken houses on beautiful Hood
canal water front. near Seabeck:
close TO logging camp. owner.
1901 e Jefferson East 1898
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l65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE
Three CHEAP Buvs

lnfee Cneap Buys
ti.2g0--2-room PLAKTEKEb COT
TAOEi corner lot. s0zil0. all
under cultyAtions blks.
from paved street 80 cash
81. ooo-2-roomsi dandy view lot 6oE
1875 ALL ~ GARDEN AND
FRUIT. ti0o eG6h.
l,sb0-Nsw t-Toom Bungalow. on
corner. s6Ni2O. 400 cash,
WALTER A. SUTHERLAND,
t209 W, Alaska At
5-RoOA HOUSE. BATH; BLOCK
from car. L0-ft lot $500 $50
cash: go per month: ali asEsas.
ments paid Calf Realty Co.
26og Calf ave. w. 2i74,
sEAi-MODEKE 4 ROOMS: BATH
room. garage; lot s01i2s. 1880.
$500 cash. 1851 18th ave. 8. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
GREAT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RACE SLATED THIS YEAR
Only Shell Is Left of
Once Great Organization
Vernon Club Crumbles in Season; Bill Essick Must
Rebuild Entire Club; Other Gossip of Coast
League FASTENERS
BY LEO II. LAssEN

THIS has been off year for the Vernon Tigers in the
Coast league. The powerful machine that forced San
Francisco to the limit last year crumbed winter and
cracked wide OPEN The Tigers have hope of finishing
higher than eighth place this year.
The powerful pitching staff that pennants for the
Tigers in the past is shell. The great jake May
with mediocre ball club behind him. has lost more than he
has this year after his wonderful record of 30 wins
and seven defeats of 1922.
Frank Scheenback has pitched well at times, but isn't
the same performer he few ago. Wheezer
Dell is now with Seattle Wild Bill James has slipped to
the Southern league Jesse Doyle declared free agent
by Judge Lands this spring.
And so they go.
Truck Hannah is still good catcher slow at the best but
he's slowing up more and the Tigers may need first
string receiver next year Danny Murphy out with at
tack of appendicitis now is pretty fair catcher.
Rod Murphy has had year
Hello Hello Is just about thru this Carl Sawyer
dian secondsacker, = also thru
Chef chadbourne
ualy bowling Time
make the
cnches
Jack Warner the Mid thirsacker
the only OF the visitors
made hghclaSs Impression Tho
Charley Deal the thidsaker Angeles
be the
Warner being stationed at Hhoop Warner however
hot cushion.
IL that Essck win rebuild
his battery and his inncd He faecs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
BILLIARDS. WORTH Is TO
BE SHOWN IN TILT TO-DAY

clio 70 DuncanE participation, and
that Il his lack OF practice in signal
work. lie should break in. tho,
and who knows hut what he viii ap.
pear az haifbackl
IA the Ballard lineup now stands,
indridson and Seymour viii start at
the halfhack posts. with Wells at
quarter and Deckman at fullback.
There may be shift. Deckman 20.
lng TO quarter and Duncan taking
hiH place.
A. conditions now stand. Lou
Hun, Broadway fuilhack. has a $3.50
chance TO start IN the game. He
has been out of scrimmage for
some time, owing 20 several bad
charley.horscs. Hull Is steady
pluggor and his presence may mean
the game TO Tho Tiger forces. Capt.
Frame may and may not start the
game, Tho plucky end has been
turning out with his team every
night, despite painful shoulder in.
jurics. and may insist upon starting
the first game. Francs spirit is
that OF the traditional Broadway
football man, and augurs well for
the success OF his team.
Saturday. 1 p m. Garfield win lock
horns with Coach soukup's Frnnk.
lin Quakcrs in game which prom.
isos 10 be repleto with thrills. hi.
rectly following this contest. Roose.
volt and West Seattle will take the
field. The Salts are out for re.
vcnge and arc aiming to wipe out
the 1910 defeat imposed upon them
by the Teddies last year. Tho the
West siders are crippled by the loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Is Lord Byron Thru as
Umpire in Coast League

ct ORD" BYRON, most pietur-
IL esque OF all umpires. wrote
fins" to his career as a Pacific
Coast league official at Sacramento
last week.
The famous old arbiter may have
ruled correctly when he held that
Outfielder Brown OF the Senators
had failed to spear long drive. but
the riot that followed will prove too
much for the long-suffering club
owners.
All his life Byron has delighted
in antagonizlng the fans. He was
in his element when the bleachers
were CHASING him with Jesse James.
Tracy and other famous horsemen.
II was meat and drink to Bill. He
loved II.
SO long as Bin was efficient his
falling was overlooked But Byron
Is growing old and some Of his rul.
ings have been exasperatlngly child.
ish.
a few weeks ago, while working
In Los Angeles. Byron made the
silliest decision in history. Mike
File was pitching for Vernon and
he made a balk. II was plain "a
everyone that the rule had been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

and a loss none. This should
speed up the last quarter of
play in some cases.
The teams stack up evenly against
each other on paper with Garfield
ahead and Roosevelt not far be.
hind. broadway and Lincoln. ira
ditional rivals. look equally good.
Queen Anne. Ballard and Franklin
are dark horses in the prep league
for few know the exact status Of
these teams. West Seattle. ham
pcrcd by injuries. Is not expected
70 be as close on the heels Of the
leaders as was first predicted. owing
10 damaging Injuries to six Of the
players.
OF the two games 70 be played
Saturday. the Garfield.Frankiin en-
counter should reveal the strength
Of the Bulldogs as well as the
ouakerA. The green and black has
been playing IN poor luck this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
SMOKER TO
BE STAGED
AS BENEFIT

THE Austin & Salt gym at Ninth
i and Olive Is expected 10 be
packed Saturday evening when the
amateur benefit smoker for the
Daddy Draper home at Dcs Moines
Ia put on. An evening OF good on.
tcrtninment has been lined up.
Bobby Johnston. the popular train.
or OF the Seattle ball club. will be
the referee Of all bouts
The main event is between I. u.
JorRensen, who claims the light.
weight championship OF Denmark.
and Young Alfonso. n classy local
amateur. Several other novel bouts
are on the card.
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violated.
Oakland players came charging on
the field. but Byron waved them
back.
Hold on Hold on" he shouted.
That don't 20. He's only a young
fellow and he didn't know
And the famous old. umpire took
the ball from the young pitcher and
gave him a lesson in how 10 make
a legal throw to first basel
The umpire behind the plate over.
ruled Byron and waved the players
on one base. Otherwise Oakland
would have protested the game had
Vernon won.
OF course nothing was Mt stake in
that series, but suppose the old gen
tleman had tried TO be funny at
Sacramento last week? How anus.
ing would such decision have been
in that important series between the
Seals and Senator'S?
Bill Byron " one Of tho grand old
men Of baseball, nm able authority
and fine character, but there IL
no place In the national game for
an umpire with sense Of humor.
ThLa last unpleasant episode will
probably finish him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Jacobs Is
Master of
Opposition

ELMER JACOBS turned in his gard
- victory Of The season for the
Seattle Indians yesterday when hs
spanked the Vernon Tigers. 10 ?.
Thursday.
The Mlsaonrian vas master OF the
situation at ali times. holding the
visitors to nlx hits and tanning 10 Of
tho tourists They broke thru on
Jake in the third when High and
Schneider singled ana the FORMER
came over on an infield out. They
threatened In the ninth when Whit.
ncy singled. RAIDER and Warner
walked and siado singled. hu, Jake
bore down and famed chadbournc
and High
Seattle made four In the second
on punched hits and added one In the
fifth and two in tho sixth TO make
Il sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

lust how good Il BaiiBFd7
- That ia the question which
was 10 be answered when Coach Ira
pcase'a team meets the Broadway
Tigers. in the first conflict OF the
high school football season, at $50
this afternoon. on Denny field.
The shIngiewcaycra always dan.
gorous. are nm unknown quantity.
because their foxy coach has seen
to IL that no real information has
leaked out. No doubt. the frs,
whistle win find Gideon Duncan. big
Indian athlete. In tho lineup somo.
whore. In spite OF assertions 10 the
contrary. There il only one ohsta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

silisa Two ef the brethren scored
Pete Schneider hig irfthaBdsd against
Jake yesterday sna he didn't seem 20
have ihs pausr that be aid atickiaE
right handed sEAinsi Burger. or coursa
there vas a different grade Of pitching
On the tNb days Schneider is turning
around ihis year N order 10 make gsoa
uss q that speed ~ his Ia Ksi,inE down
70 flfsi base.
Ton styik.su,s. Jakss marx yesterday.
- the hiEhspetsr mark fpr ths hlK boy
siacs be gblnsd the Indians IN 1891.
Warner bounesd sne Of the few hits
made OF u Jake ThHFsday off the fiEh,
field boards for two bases IN tbs seventh.
Past vefh ~ Eldrsd held BAdsr. who
bad singled. On ihitd.
SEATTLE er~rt rsss- nearer third place
~ ihs victory - Oakland trimmed Port
land. 20 Q. yesterday
HRrrr Gardner Il due for Seattle today
while ths press boH BOYS have 30 wait
Tor the snnepncaf 20 ldrnfify the Vernon
rookie Who is slated 70 pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

Frcnehman has had with N. Dodg.
crs. We had Dantorth in line and tho
big So. Louis southpaw would have
replaced May nicely.
Besides this pair We had others In
view. but the deal was OFF when they
couldn't deliver Fournisr and tried 20
slip US cash instead. We wanted ball
players"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
DAVE SHADE IN
BOUT TONIGHT

Dave Shade. coast wclterweight.
will meet Joe o'Hara OF Fort Dodge,
Iowa, In the main event OF the
show at Aurora, H., tonight. Tho
bout In billed to go 10 rounds. In
the scml.windup. "Tinle" Herman
meets Panama Joe Cans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
DEL MONTE. Cal. Sept. "a

DEL MONTE. Cal. Sept "a
~ Eight survivors entered the sec
ond round Of the state championship
golf tournament here today, with
Fred Wright and Rudy Wilhelm
probably ruling favorites
At the close Of Thursdays play
Charles Foley. Jack Neville. Claude
Edwards, John McHugh, Rudy VII.
helm. Fred Wright. w. w. Campbell
and George Richie we're the surviv.
ors.
The Wilhclm-Clare Griswold match
was the real feature OF yesterdays
play. Wilhelm winning 4 and 3, after
having been hard pressed during the
first is holes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Thru Press Box Screen

The iHdians are working the sans~te
play veil Jae8hs haHtsa Crane arrass
in The hfh ianiHE ThuFssiaY ~ as nice
Play as gpa could want 20 see.
riyde Msartis had a big ds, for the
Indians Thursday TIE hsaaY second.
ssrAsr VS. PIP az the plate. picking
10 = slHEis, soabls, beating pui rnrt
aMa setting 4 sacrifice hit. he also
ssurrd rpn and stole q bass
Ray wills. foru,sr urgadway high
sehsai boz. flashed the game fas seattle
n center Held lie porpsd ~ 70 right
'lsii 10 bis aaiT time As tbs plate.
Nsrnan iTosisd out two rookie pitchers
yesterday Cruise isstnd aatnsif hut Pile
locked ilks he had something GAL there.
usss .ss~s.s sh- x~ss~ ~ssss ssips~.
hni ishs eos daNh the neat thrrw men
ahd pfsvrntsd a score That big faliun
rsu certainty bear doNn with the rpn.
nsfs on the sacks
min Orr Kicked thru with nice dsu.
bic IN the Second inning with the bases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
GroUer Alexander Gets
Credit for Cubs Stars

Grover Cleveland Alexander Is
having big year OF Il. but II he
hadn't won n single game TO date he
would have earned his salary az a
member OF the Cubs because OF his
fine work in developing the young
pitchers on our staff.
Alexander knows how 10 pitch.
and better yet. he can impart his
knowledge in clear way. As n re-
suit Of the instructions that he has
given the pitching recruits. Kauff.
man and Keen have arrived with a
vengeance and n couple OF other
youngsters are due 10 make trouble"
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Is good s,lekcr because he has the
power, he's small and hard 10 pitch
10 and has good eye lie likes 20
ge, the BAH In his alley and he sol.
dom takes strike when be thinks
he can bit It. How tina, baby hates
70 bun,l
II think Paul Strand IL good hit.
ter all right. but he wouldn't hlt
much over .a2s away from that salt
Lake park.
And II Eldred had a throwing
wing he wouldn't DO IN this league
today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Arlett Plans Pitching Comeback

pUZZ ARLETr win never make a
- so OF Il as an outfieldsr. In spite
OF his heavy hitting.
This from Billy Lane. seattlos
great ceutcr'ficldor.
"Arlet, is too big and clumsy"
says Lane, "and he doesn't seem able
TO develop the knack Of fiy-ohaslng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

Innings pttched-tIuee jus 'ti"'
defeat 10 Cruise. At bat--off Cruise 5.
hits bat,ed--off Cruise I. Runs scored
or Cruise 2. Runs responsible for--Cruso
4. File 3 Jacobs I. struck put-~Iacobs
20 pile / Bases on hails--cruss I, File
Jacobs :. Hit BY pitched hnils~-John.
.ton and walsh. BY FILE. stolen bases
Mearkis. Three-base hit--HiEh. Two
base hits--Lane. Aearkie, Warner. Sac
rlfles hits earkie, Yaryan. Jacobs
Runs ba,ted NOR 2. YHryan, Jacobs,
gillespie. Msarkis, slade. Double play
SHADE 20 Burke 90 whitney. Time-l i1S.
umplres-w ward and Byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-when ma
" jor league manager Is lucky
enough 10 have a couple Of young
pitchers come thru for him. ne in.
variably takes the credit. Not Bin
Killefer OF the Cubs, however.
This year Tony Kaufman has
been one Of the pitching surprises OF
the National league, and great help
TO the Cubs. Vic Keen also appears
10 have struck his stride. He has
turned in many good game this
year. In commenting on the arrival
Of Kaufman and Keen as big league
regulars. Manager Kiliefer says:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
That May Deal

II the jake May deal had gone thru
4 with the New York Yauks last
winter the Tigers would have come
pretty close TO winning the psnnant.
we wanted Jack Fourier" says
Howard Lorenz. business manager OF
the Tigers, but Brooklyn baked. the
only club in the leagues that refused
TO waive. Look at the year the blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

but Is expected 70 give the Garfield,
ties a good rub The game viii be
played at 100 on Denny field.
Directly following this game.
Roosevelt and West Seattle VIII
take the field with neither having a
real chance 10 cop the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Garfield Is FdUOrite
as 1928 Season Starts
Broadway and Ballard Opening Season Today With
Garfield-Franklin, and West Seattle-Koosevelt
Struggles on Book for Saturday
BY lack HoHENBERG

DESPITE the disastrous injury to Chuck Carroll star
~ hafback and punter Garfield high school SUI remains
slight favote to cop the honors as the hgh choo sea-
gets under way today Ballard and Broadway were to
mix on Denny field at $3.50 this afternoon in the opener
double header following on Saturday afternoon.
The pennant chase will be no snap TINS year. Tor al leans
are strong in at least one department Of play Competition
should be much keener because of the point system OF
play Under this ruling win two points, tie one,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
Dell Praises Eldred

WHEEzER DELL has been pitch.
W ing for long time In the coas;
league. What the handsome right.
handler doesn't know about p. C. hit.
tcrs ISN'T worth knowing.
Brick Eldred Is the best hitter IN
your league today" says Dell. by.
Mantle isn't aided by any short
fences and he's hitting .sso in every
park tn the league.
"Eidred likes 10 lift and there's no.
body in tho world who gets n kick
out Of batting like he does Eldred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28

He can't throw worth a darn. either.
Down In Oakland last week hs
was pitching 10 the battcrs consider
ably, looseuing up his wing, His Pc
culinr delivery, In which he uses hts
arm entirely. seems 10 have put the
big fellow on tho blink. look for
Arlest 20 come back az a hurieE next
year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
ELLISON is
SIGNED FOR
SEAL BOSS

CAN FRANCISCO. sept 2s,-Bert
~ Ellison. first baseman and acting
manager Of tho San Francisco Seals,
has signed a two.ycar contract TO
act as playing manager for tbs
Coast league leaders. II was an.
nounced here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-28
LIKES HARVARD MEN

Coach Percy ID. Haughton OF
Columbia university football squad
has five Harvard graduates among
his six assistant cooches. Haugh.
ton was formerly at Harvard.