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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
JOHNSTON Is
WINNER OVER
WIN RICHARDS

WIMBLEDON. Eng. Juno %
William NJ Johnston OF California
eliminated Vincent Richards OF New
York from the all-English tennis
championships today, beating the
youngster in straight sets.
The scores were Cd. Ga and 10.
The result, while justified by the
Californian's mastery tennis. was a
disappointment to the throng which
packed the stands Of the center
court.
Richards brilliant play in early
stages Of the tournament had en-
deared him to the tennis fans who
found in the Yonkers youth new
sensation.
Johnston now IL favorite to- win
the championship.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Suzanne
Lenglen, paired in the women's
doubles. white.washed Mrs. Terrett
and Miss Remington, English play
ers. so. 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

BIZ Orr was tho star OF the
game. hitting two doubles. single
and a sacrifice.
Vernon opened tho scoring In the
sixth when Schneider singled 10 left.
Murphy hunted him along and Bodie
was purposely walked: orr made n
valiant effort TO pull down Hhnnahs
drive, but It got away from him.
and Schneider scored. Baldwin cut
down Bodie at the plate on Smiths
grounder and Burger threw out
Warner.
Seattle tied tho count in tho
eighth when Rohwer singled 10
center with one out. Welsh ran for
him. Johnston flied out and Welsh
stole second; Eldred walked: Orr hit
thru short and Welsh scored Crane
famed.
Vernon scored again In the ninth
when Smith singled to ccn,er and
Warner bounced hit off Burgers
glove. Sawyer hunted them along.
Orr nailed Smith at the plate on
Mays groundsr. but Chadhournc
singled TO center. scoring Warmer.
Schneider walked. filling the bases.
Murphy ended the inning by flying
70 Barney.
May turned back the Indians in
the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

anything. lis strategy lies
in doing the unexpected.
Compare two baseball stars
George sirlcr is as great \ star
on tho diamond as Ty Cobb,
slsler fields the ball-hits tho ball
plays the ball different from the
particular case calls for every day
in the year That Is orthodox
baseball
Cobb fields the ball-hltH the ball
pays the ball different from the
why the defense figures every op.
portunity That ia something else.
Roth are great BAH payers. Both
get results.
During a season slsler will win
ms many bail games rs Cobb.
Gibbons apd Dempsey will play
but ono bail game at shelby July
Fourth.
Tho Gibbons system may beat the
Dempsey shift or vice versa,
Some pitchers can make slsler
look bad Some pitchers can keep
Cobb from doing his stuff.
Gibbons and Dempsey have never
boxed. Thereby hanss the tale.
Each has seen the other work
but onco.
Gibbons saw Dempsey beat
Georges Carpenter.
Dempsey saw Gibbons lose to
Harry Grcb.
Gibbons saw Dempsey at his best
Dempsey saw Gibbons at his worst
But the champions best didn't
worry Gibbons. He saw flaws in
Dempsey that Carpenter didn't.
Dempsey didn't see the real Tom
Gibbons In action against Greb.
The one thing that stands out
after watching both In training IL
this.
Gibbons works on the soles OF
his feet. Dempsey works on his
toes.
1t will take n harder blow to
knock Gibbons down than It win
Dempsey.
The balance center in Gibbons is
in his waist. Dempsey's Ia in his
shoulders.
OF the two Gibbons VIII be the
harder TO tip over
The record book bears this out
Gibbons has never been knocked
down In his IS battles. DEMPSEY
has been off his pins a half dozen
times or more.
II luck doesn't play the ace card
in this fight gameness may.
Luck will undoubtedly lie with
the fighter who lands the first hard
blow TO n vital spot
Either win be quick TO follow nm
an advantage.
Dempsey has taken hard line
drives and recuperntcd, Gibbons
has always been fox enough IN
avoid being hurt
II heart courage is TO decide this
fight 1t viii go the entire al
rounds
And the winnor--wcll, Referee
Jim Dougherty will keep the score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
FOSTER HAS
PtLZIING DELIVERY

George Fustsr. tho former Boston
Red soE star. Is proving 10 be quite
a find for tho Vernon Tigers lie
has pitched some excellent bah for
the Bengnls in his few starts. and II
expected TO replace Jesse Doyle on
the staff Tho loss or Doyle was
a bad blow, but Bin Eshek has
tho faculty Tor uncoyering pitching
talent that's uncanny Foster showed
tho Seattle hit,erE plenty Of stuff.
including n delivery 20 tho plate
that had tho hittcrs ali crossed up.
lie winds up rather slowly and
shoots tho hail fast from the
shouldcr. the bail getting by the hit.
ter before he realizes IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
BetIingham
BOyIs Hero
of Classic
Washington Crew Sweep.
to Victory in National
Rowing Championships
BY FRANK GETTY
pouGHKEEPsIE. ", y, Jun, ?,
Il Dow Walllng csp,o, 49,,

poIGHkEEPsiE, y, =. June o.
l. Dow Walllng cannot rowr
That waE the word that nssbsa
up and down the regatta cor,..
here wednesday on the eve on ~
greatest intercollegiate regatta 4,
history
"Ye thunders Of the deep b,v
Wmllng can row"
Which was the exclamation n,
amazed admiration which led ,bs
paen Of praise for the doughty
Washington crew today. folloz4n,
its decisive victory over EaS,.r,
shells in the twilight and raln On
the river here yesterday afternoon
with Dow Walling, OF Bellingham.
Wash setting the terrific pace.
Washington held the short end o.
a forlorn hope when its shell lined
up at the starting line yesterday.
Much,heralded Columbia. the Navy
eight with It's prestige. Cornell with
more history 10 make-lt seemed ,oo
great a task for even the doughty
wcsterners.
Eyes Of sympathy were directed
toward Wnlling in the stroke seat
or the Washington shell. He can.
not hold out" was the murmur.
But he did,
Columbia led AT the mile but
while the racing shells were sin
above the bridge, the Washington
shell forged 10 the front. snatch.d
the lead and held IL. while roars
OF admiration were wrenched from
The dfenched thousands lining ths
banks and crowdlng the river boats.
Suffering intense pain from an in.
fected knee. which had made Il
seem certain he could not row yes.
tsrday, Mailing paced his men 10
a splendid victory over the power.
/ full. arrogant navy.
Wmling had been counted out Of
tho race Tuesday; his knee, swollen.
discolor ed. frightfully painful.
seemed certain 10 prevent him from
rowing He had contracted blood
poisoning. either from boils or from
the bite Of an insect. Wednesday
it was learned he would row. but
even Coach Rusty Callow Of M
Washington crew had little to al
about the Westerners' chances Il
victory after this blow.
In the race Walling stroked his
eight In mastery fashion tina, never
at any time gave n hint OF what he
must have been suffering Ia the
driving finish. II was the Navy
which splashed. not the speeding
Washington crew. After the naIen.
haired cox had shouted ''let 'er run@
Walling slumped over his oar-bui
only for a minute. Splashed with
water. he Strengthened up with
grin and set a smart pace for his
victorious crew back 10 the boat
house. There he walked unassisted
into the Washington quarters.
washington's time was SLOW
1903 l.5--half n minute behind the
Nays 1899 record.
Cornell. by a foot or two, won
victory that Washington freshmen
appeared to have won in the two.
mile race for flrst.year crews. The
Itahacans got up in the last jump
with Washington second and syrar
cuse third.
Syracuse, rs expected. won the
Junior varsity from Cornell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
WAITING WORD
IHnM OMNEIlS

Now that tho Seattle owuvr have
los, their fight in tho California
federal court for an Injunction
against President Mccarthy IN his
actions OF refusing 10 sat the Seat
tie president m IA lcagtc director
the fans are waiting the next move
Of tho local owners There las been
an open charge 81 syndicatv haHe.
bah here. and an Judge Partridge
said In handing down his decision
that thsrn was strong suspicion that
there was syndicate baseball here
tho local men will hRyv 10 do lot
Of explaining 20 Seattle fHndom very
shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Clerk May Pay
for One Error

Just one little mistake in nd.
dition Is causing one employe at
the Latonia race tracks consider.
able worry. II is a cashier, who.
in paying off a winning ticket on
a horse, gave bettor $1,000 too
much.
AS all cashiers at I.atonIa are
under bond, the cashier will have
to make good in some way.
The cashier remembered the
bettor he overpaid and called
upon that individual. Ho asked
for the return Of the money. but
says he got an evasive answer.
II is an unwritten rule among
those who bet big money not 10
take advantage OF mistakes OF
this kind, and turfmen believe
the bcttor who was ovcrpald will
return the money sooner or later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
WILLIAMS EXPECTED
TO BE LET OUT

Harry wolverton is starting TO
weed out his EccondstrinR pitchers,
He let Bin Plummcr 40 TO Tulsa. in
the Western league, the other day.
Carl Williams IL expected TO be the
next 20 so. Ms he hasn't shown the
stuff expected Of him this spring.
wolverton has five pitchers ready
for work now in Gregg, Gardner. in.
cobs. Burger and Blake. and Tcsar.
Plgg and Schnell can take care or
the scccnd.string work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
yOKEI, WINS

PORTLAND, June Mike 70.
kel, OF Salt Lake City. recently
crowned light heavyweight wrestling
champion, retained his title hero
last night, when he won decision
from Ted Thye. of Portland. former
Each man gained one
fall during the twohour clInch, the
decision going to Yokel merely be.
cause he is the title holder. accord
Ing to tho referees announcement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
COLLEGE STAR
WILL NOT SIGN

Carol, Of Holy Cross college. is
generally conceded to be the best Of
the present-day college twlrlers. He
Is rumored to have received offers
from several major league teams and
to have declined because he intends
to enter the priesthood His pitch.
Ing has been the sensation Of the
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
GUILLEDO NAME
OF NEW CHAMP

Pancho Villa, worlds flyweight
champion, is not boxing under his
right name. He can be found In the
Manila telephone directory under
Francisco Guilledo. Battling sikh ia
guilty of the same offensc. His cor.
rect name IL Louis Phal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
CRANE is WONDER
ON FREAK PLAYS

Sam Crane Is little less than
wonder on freal, plays, one.haudcd
stabs and running catches being
his strong suit. Crane has n tend.
oncy to boot easy chances, but he Is
playing a much stendIer game
around second than he did at short
last year. Crane also is hitting wcll
behind the runner and is putting up
n good all.around brand Of ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
JIMMY WELSH
NEEDS WORK

It's too bad that there isn't room
for Jimmy welsh 10 play regularly
with the Redskins. as the Kid is
quite q hitter and he needs tho eN.
pcriencc OF actual playing to i'm.
prove his fielding and bascrunning
But with Doc Johnston going
great guns on the bag there isn't
chance for James to break in At
present welsh il great young
prospect and bears watching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

When Jess Willard was world'g
heavyweight champion, he engaged
In but four bouts. three OF them be.
ing exhibition affairs. The other one
was 1O.round, no.decIsion scrap
with Frank Moran,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

CHELBY. Mont, June 2a.-rhcrc.s going 10 nght Ia
- shelby, shine, Il ncmpscyS coin is raised
II old Knockout pluyius gets In rainmakcr Dempsey
and Gibbons may fght, but the fans Will For their
lives.
headquarters for gumbo mud Ever hear OF its It's
the human Tanglefooi, onehalf Inch Of rain plus
most any point Of Main Il. That's the recipe!
one iratc Fastener wadng thru after two days ~
rain SAYS he discovered Chinamans queue as he was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

how he'd probably be able TO deal alone with any Eastern
crooks who shoWtd their faces but Just be the safe
side he has In 30 hurdrldug hard shooting dcpu
ties
The Great Northern railroad is cooperating by gather
ms IN force or 70 detectives picked from every big city
In the country 20 aid Ice force OF railroad police
This reception committee will meet all trains, and.
with true Western hospitality viii invite every rccog
n1cd crook not only to step up 10 ilr bars but
step behind them. until after the fight IA over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

(" A II, at last we've TO The great vide open
spaces" eKclaim the advance guard OF fight fans
dropping or The train Shelby after gazing about a.
The virgin meaDs that encrclo the town
But Mike Collins. the -. Paul promoter snys he has
discovered that the most important great open spaces
the between the cracla shelbys Of pine
board mushroom hotels, For Shelby mosquitoes all
blue ribbons and stand willing 10 rounds decision
a. time with the jersey brand for heavyweight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
RIVERS
is BACK HOME

Jimmy Rivers. Ta coma light
weight, who left his home town
rather suddenly after his defeat by
Ted Krache OF Hoquiam, is buck IN
the City of Destiny again. Rivers
arrived home after successful trip
In California and New Orleans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Tommy Gibbons Is Boxer
According to the Book

CHELBY Mont, June 29.-Is Tom Gibbons a better
~ boxer than Jack Dempsey?
He is and he isn't
Gibbons is orthodox boxer. Dempsey is clever in his
way,
BY orthodox meant boxing according to the book Glib
bons leads certain way to gain certain result That is
science
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
SEATTLE GIRL
LOSES CHANCE

NEW CANAAN. Conn. June 20
Miss Mayme Macdonald. Of Seattle.
lost TO Miss LILLIAN scharman. in
the finals OF the Connecticut WON.
ems singles championship here yes.
terday afternoon. The score was
as. 81. So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

IWII'WNH NIINN'u"NI0NE =. n bat
OFT Gregg ?. Hits batted--Oft GreEg /.
Runs scorcd--off Gregg Q. Runs respon-
sibio for-GrcgE o, Burger ?. May /.
struck out-GregF :. May G. Bases on
oslls-Gregg I. burger 3, MAY ?. Stolen
easos=-i.ane. welsh. orr Twp-base hits
Orr ,. Sacrifice hlts-Orr. Murrhy
Runs battcd Hannah. Orr. Chad
bourne. Double play Sawyer to Warner.
and Rrardon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

When George sislcr couldn't piay
ms spring. nc So Loms Bro,cns put
Cedric Dusi, rookie on ne initial
Bag out u IRA asking too much Of Il
orccn DonnDstcr and he cracked m
oer me strain. He "a noio piavinp
The bench
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trying 20 pun himself hack TO earth ana points to this
Evidence that the mud must be least 5000 miles
deep.
(NROOkS follow crowd. especially money Spreading
~ fight crowd. hut they won't follow the crowd AZ
shelby because the crowd isn't going Go the hoosogow'
Police CHIEF "ShCt Alsop will attend 60 that Alsop
hardhcadcd old painsman whose rocrcaton is play
Pied Piper neEhhornE unchmcn hy shooting scurrinr
Rophcrs with his eycrrcady pistol The chief lows as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Shelby Gumbo Mud Champion Mosquitoes "OneEyed Connolly

HONE EYED" CONNOLLY. worlds champion "ra,s
~ crasher" is here whiting Tor The fight Connolly
deadb ending hH 70 championship bouts 70,
30 long that nobody when siarsd n you wan,
10 believe his word the first he covered was 80
Battle OF Troy ana n Connolly crashing against ~
gates Of Troy that led 70 the city's capture
Connolly " putting In these last few days before
the battle selling souvenir postcards Of the Champion
At Dempsey camp In Great Falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
MATHEWS WILL
HANDLE MEYERS

Matt Mathews, well known locnl
handler OF boxers, has left for Poca.
tello. Idaho where he viii train
spug Meyers for his bout with
Teddy O'Hara on July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Cincy Scout Is Watching Ray ROhwer
Rusty" Callow, Winning Coach

Here haze Russell Cdoc the coach Of the University
OF Washington crew. national rowng champions The rdr-
sv the national tile yesterday When flashed across
the line at Pou0hkeepsie the toinner after Gren0 three
mile race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
SACCO DRAWS

OLYMPIA, June 29.-Jlmmy Sacco
OF Boston and Solly Seaman OF New
York boxed q Six.round draw here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
LEAGUE
RESULTS

New York I, Boston ?
Phlledelphia :. Brooklyn I.
81 Louis 1, Chicago o.
CineinnHti.rtttsburg postponed. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
FIELD AND STREAM

The bss, display Of trout ,boEn between
iunV ~ and a. Wtl's catch. Hhieh sas
made IN tniau bay, Lake Washington.
numbered 10 cuithtnats, measuring from
~ inches 10 i-H turhss they wsrs
taken on Troll and tE~
William Carey q aaHohsn vn th-
lucky bass fisherman for the priro offered
~ Piper q Taft for tho best display q
bass shown between Juns n ard -.
Carey made hta catch In the vicinity ~
sulphur Springs palut. Lake esmmafn.-A
Tie displayed ~ bar. Weighing from y
eoands TO a. pounds
Eehs Lake. Via EnumeiAw. ts re-.
ported ~ furnishing some rery gold
fishing At this time. Cutihroai trout
arc 10 be found here. Salmon esE.
are th. be.t halt. Tho trail IL open
from silver creek. which Is reached
Via Naehcs Pass highway. Aecommo-
daiions may be obtained al silver
crrek.
Trolling continues good On Lab, wash.
lnEion. aer6rdlnE "a the report sent IN
BY Jim Kemp at Union bay. Some very
large cuithroat arc being taken on tho
toll with sIlvsrs. bass and perch being
among the other specie that are FUR.
nishinE GOOD angling there
Lake Esmmamlsh s. good At this time
according 70 Pete HocriAn. who reports
ths-lAke clear as usual. They arc using
i've bait for perch and bas, eggs far
trout and plugs for bass
Fishing conditions continue sood In tso
Qullccns district The rivers Of that 10.
oality have furnished some OF the best
sport. even during tho poor conditions on
other streams, Of tho entire EsaHoh
Worms or spoons are being used. salmon
trout and black mouth salmon are now
being taken Roads are reported very
good, with plenty Of accommodation. &C.
cordlnE to W. -, satterIce Of the T.lnsrr.
longer lodge
One Of the prettIest catches If
bass displayed for several weeks vas
the one brought In by j. PRANK
sarbcr, 1891 s5th ave. =, sarb,r
made his catch on Long and nlsek
iakcs. In Thurston county. Tn,
eaten, which was two.day trim
limit, numbered rs, and weighed from
lA 10 ga pounds. They wcr, ali
cnnEht ON creek chub plugs. sarb,r
cntrrcd the catch on competition FOR
Plp-r Tnh's bass prize for Tho
period Of June 20 to July !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Jake May Beats Seattle Redskins
2-1 in Second Game of Series Here

VERNON end the with
'
Gregg Burger Gregg retiring
a trained back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Finn I'M
Gibbd
in a
Challenge
Winnin1
Style IN
BY HEM

CHELBY, =
y all the 70
s.y.GRbons a.
Belthg money!
nnsnce was II
and talk tur4
ior the first &
Tom GibbOn4
ire heayyweia
JACK DempeI
upon the ~
CHOOSES 20 add
Granting 10
lsast close 20 [
hons will mod
georges Carps
dempsey and
landing one q
hons boxes
miss and couq
lent chance ~
more than %
agrees that (
Dempseys 20
lunches In
has shown d
defense agaln
remains 20 ID
stronger than
that Tommy ~
Dempsey's
mains the sub
II IS believed (
Is good az heI
The champion
been an erratld
70 get any accQ
real form
There is no
in perfect sha
neglected his a
cards his oppd
have made a a
Dempsey and
right along 4
while the hgh
Balance Gfbb6
now and he "a
be only hope&
staged Il
- -
Il never did
money out OF
be put on withd
tiers too much
Gibbons beca
when he was n
manber OF n
tnJe Chief q
into the tribI
Thunder Chicd
ritual in which,
was chsntsd ID
"Oh, Holy SUD
10 you so my 4
torious in thlsl
you come FROM
mighty and strd
name my son
can be as str(
you VIII make Il
I name my SON
! pray that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

One Of tho most Interesting report.
% the week was that from tn, North
Fork Of tho stillaEuamish river mag
O~o. Henry iioilinEswoSth. % o.o.
report. To Piper 4 Taft that tn.
water Ia clear and low. and that tho
fishinE IL good. Fresh Eggs and ftira
arc the best bets at this place. Hoi-
linEswsrth reports the rainbow trout
raising 20 spoon. flies and fr,.h
salmon eggs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

sportsmrn intending TO spend tho
week end or Fourth OF July Mt any
Of tho various resorts In this part Of
the country should make their fr--
.ryations early. Many Of the angiin.
localities already report their accom-
modatious taxed for the coming hot
lday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
OAKLAND WINS
OVER BEAVERS

PORTLAND. June s9.-Oaklana
won from Portland. 10 I. here yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

Lake sawyer ia reported TOW and clear.
with fishing good. Trout are hitting *
ceptionaIly good. according 10 "Btli"
Lochow Of Lake Sawyer Grove Perch.
bass and croppie arc also taking tho
halt The Kent. Maple valley or Auburn.
Black Diamond routes are both good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29

The South Fork. a. we'll ~ the North
Fork % the stiliaEuamish river. is very
good for fishing At this time. SEINE yery
fine catches have been recorded from tho
vicinity q Robe. both cutthroats aud rain.
bows being taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
SALT LAKE is
WINNER, 4-3

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2o.-salt
Lake won from San Francisco here
yesterday, TO 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
SOLONS SHUT
OUT BY JONES

LOS ANGELES, June 2o.--Percy
Jones shut out Sacramento here yes.
terday, and the Angels won. to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
Eastern
Chatter
BY PAUL MALLoN

NEW YORK. June ~ -Zev Is an
N ordinary brown colt, with excel.
lently developed breathing powers
and a desire 10 run as far as he
can, as fast as he can,
The star OF the s.ycarolds this
year measures 1873 hands, an ordi,
nary size. A hymau couldn't tell
the difference between him and a
dozen others OF the same thorobrcd
build.
Followers Of the track, who have
watched him closely say he Will
never excel Man o War. because he
hasn't the extraordinary physical
bone and Drawn. His game Is 20
run the field 20 death in the first
mile and then walk home. leaving
those winded by his fast pace strewn
along the track behind him.
His stamina Is his outstanding
trait. Earl Sande. his jockey, has a
hard time holding him In restraint.
Zey always wants TO leap out AZ his
fun speed, He acts like pent.up
bolt OF lightning and they have TO
put blinkers on him TO hold him.
Zev hasn't any OF the stable pets
which Norwich played with He Is
tempeFamental only in sense o.
eagerness and spirit. He has none
Of the idiosyncracles which have
branded former stars OF the turf
They pack hts stan half full OF
straw every night for a comfortable
bed. and do not watch him closely
Zev may not break many world
records, nor set mark OF the cen.
fury. but he has earned his title as
idol OF the racing fans and there is
no one who does no, admire his
exceptional courage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS

RESULTS
Ros,on =, Washington /
New York T. philadelphia ..
81. Louis g. Detroit
clovoiand'chicago postponed: rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-29
pY EARL A. FRY

Warm weather - playing Into ths
hands OF the fishermen ~ putting tha
streams IN Jus, the condition that IL fsr
nishlnx the first real sport Tor several
weeks since safiY IN N. season the
rivers have been high and cloudy. bat
the present weeks reports tell % eondi.
lions low and clear"