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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-09-28

on living, seemingly none the worse
for their narrowing experience.
Perhaps daily newspapers are not
so ab-so- lute-ly essential as some pee
pie think. Perhaps if all daily news
papers were forced to suspend fer
awhile and people had to read the
labor press, it might be an excellent
thing for them. They wouldn't get
so much bunk" it is true, but they
would get more really important news,
news that is affecting the producers,
who are the only people who couuC
/ in this world.
Think it over, reader!
"a ~ "a va "a
THE BLIND WILL NOT SEE
julius Barnes, president of the Ma
tional Chamber of Commerce, has
again been urging that the country s
immigration doors be thrown wide
open. Wrong, to a certainty. And
Barnes knows it.
The wise business man selects his
employees, his associates, with discrim-
ination. He searches for ability, self
respect, integrity and intelligence in
proportion to the job to be filled. He
wants quality in his service.
The business man who advocates for
this nation, the thing he would not
advise in his own shop or store, does
not care so very much for the we'll
being of his country.
Indiscriminate immigration, we
have long since learned, is a greater
menace to this country than any other
that is now, or likely to be, in sight.
It is the quality, not quantity, of a
nations citizenry that makes for that
nations security and standing, but
the Garys and Barneses are too selfish
and too blind to see it.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1923-09-28
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
TH0en and
Norton Win
in Doubles

CHESTNUT HILLS. Mass. Aus.
~ ss-Tho fourth round OF tho
national doubles championship tour
nament began here yesterday on
the courts OF tho Longwood Tennis
and Cricket club with eight teams
remaining, two Of them Australian,
In the first match OF tho dhy WI.
liam T. Tildcn H., OF Philadelphia.
and D. /. c Norton Of South Africa.
defeated W Iugraham and 4.
Jones. OF Providence. 81. Ga and 81.
Griffin and johnson won tho REQ
end set. "a. but Anderson and
Hawkes. won tho third. 7.5. Alfonso
and Johnson standing 10 lose tho
match with Sehlesinger and McIn.
mis- ia the third set. the score stand.
ing TO IN favor OF tho Aus.
tralianA pulled up and won the set.
ca, and tho fourth set rs. Games
stand five.all in the NTH.
Alfonso and Johnson won the
match by main strength. taking the
nth set rs and match 40. 40. O..
10, rs.
II. ~ williams ana Watson Wash.
burn. New York. defeated q. T.
Gardner and II. /. johnson. Of
Boston. In straight sets. so. 80. 90
Anderson and Hawkes. won fourth
Sc at VIII. g.. taking the match
from Griffin and Johnston. ca. &c.
rs. So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
STAR DOUBLES ENTRIES
ARE CLOSING THIS p. Nj.

TIME complete entries OF tisc mems
i doubles and Junior boy doubles
for Tho star.woodland park tennis
tournament arc published today.
Those teams not listed lTcrc, still
wishing TO enter. should call Tho
S,ar between Tsso and o'clock 10.
might. as tho draw Is being mado
at 5 O'Clock and tho play begins
Saturday.
Tho schedule for these events win
bc In Fridays Star. along with the
first scheduled matches for women
and Junior giri singles.
Womcn's doubles and mixed dou.
hlea VIII no, start until Monday and
teams must be completed Saturday.
Tho lists follow. -.
MEMS DOUBLES
G. Q, williams and George Rider. Lee
Davis and I'd Hiekmsn. Paul Dyer and
Joe hwArtE. Asi DrauKs and che, Dus,t.
Rusa Rnffeorn and 10 Roy Kelley. Pa,
ODonnsil and Harvey pAlmauist
Ramon p'orra and Fred Gleason. Ted
Clarke and GsorEs Clarke. Chef Vincent
and Ralph Los. u. Pops and o. r. gts.
phsns. W. y. Hardy and l. T. Travis.
Windy Lauxiis and TJ-o fAEsrstrom.
Gene Oldham and George Drury. Frank
BoEioraN and Earl white, Armand Ma.
rlon and Bruce Hssks,h. Jack Taylor and
l.. FeiisrH.
Nelson Robinson and Norman whittet.
p. Anderson and A Anderson. Andrew
Henderson and Robert windRs, John
CartRna and James Anderson, Edward
bradley and Lloyd ThsihorE. Kenneth
Myers and r. A. noEEs. Waiter Swanson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

w. Fovargue Leads Amateur {
Bon Stein
Second i'm
Medal lay
Qualifiers Start Play This
Morning for State Title
on Links at Aberdeen
BY ALEX c. ROSE

A BERDEEH. Aug. ga Walter 70
II yargue. the well known North
west golfer, led this field Of IS start.
erB In tho qualifying 80 holes Of
medal play In tho state amateur
championship here yesterday with IA
score OF ia strokes. bon Stein. who
In defending his title. was Fourgue'a
closest r1vhi. tho Seattle lad turning
in n card OF i4G after the double
journey.
with tho start Of the eiemination
match play. starting today. Il looks
as tho this pair OF high class maShle
artists will sweep on 10 tho finals
unioaa thoro IN Bono upset which will
stop them from getting together on
Saturday after tho deciding 30 holes.
Stein led tho field at the halfway
mark yesterday with II. which won
him tho call over Jack WeBtland.
tho Inglowood champion. IN their
playoff after tho Groan trophy In
tho open play OF Monday and Tues.
day. In tho afternoon trip. how.
ever. Stein slipped n little and WIS
passed IN his race for medalist hon
oru whom tho local light came thru
with n brilliant II.
when tho family OF AZ start on
for tho first ruund matches this
morning Seattle will have a repre-
aentntion Of II members. but OF the
list only Bon Stein and Jack West
land stand any show OF advancing
very far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
STRAIN is
CAUSE OF
N. Y. SLUMP

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s,-slump of
4N the New York Giants. which has
caused tho reduction Of their lead
10 3ia games, Ii blamed by Manager
John J. McGraw upon reaction
from the strain imposed upon the
club in It's last invasion OF the
! West.
McGraw said he was not worried
because the Giants have Brooklyn,
Boston and Philadelphia coming and
the Reds and tho Pirates have eight
more games to play against each
other.
I'VE are In terrible hitting
slump and II can't last forever"
McGrnw said 1T IS something to
be able to hold the lead under the
present conditions"
McGraw snid he had about given
UP hope OF being able to play HclnIo
Groh for tho rest of tho season
and that he would be forced to
use Frlsch at third and Bancroft
Mt second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Veterans VIII Pass

A RT GRIGGs. Bubby Ryan. Oscar
a VET. Chef Chadbourno, Ping DO
die. Jack Knight. Ham Hyatt,
Duffy Lewis. Jack onslow. Doe
Johnston. Paul Flttory. Yean Gregg,
Doc" Cmndall--nAmes 10 be recls.
oned with yet in Coast league base.
ball VIII be como OF tho handles
that will DO missing from box
scores Of this circuit In another
season or so.
Each year a crop OF the oldtlmers
drop out and II won't be long until
those monIckers that have thrilled
fans for many seasons viii soon
pass on.
That's baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Tribe Loses
to Bees in
WiLdAfair

GAIT LAKE CITY. Aug. IA
y ccaseloss bombsrdment OF hits,
crushing against the fences or drop.
ping on the pavement outside Of
tho park, marked yesterdays game
between Salt Lake and Seattle.
There were 81 hits made and SO
runs. OF the runs Salt Lake made
rs and Seattle 10. Five homers,
two triples and nine doubles were
credited.
IL was wild affair. from start
TO finish. Good pitchers and bad
pitchers were treated alike by the
rudo batsmon. who clouted every.
thing that was offered. With the
exception OF tho moundsmen them.
selves, everyone on both teams nc.
counted for at least ono bingle.
Seattle piled up nice lead. only
TO lose II as tho game went on.
THE SCARE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

Hoods hitting should carry
him thru the big leagues
again.
We win need hitting strength TO
replace Hood. Young Beck. a real.
~ promising hhortsiop. whom we
havo farned out 10 Wichita In the
Western league. win DO recalled.
and he may be used at shortHtop as
Flea McAuley can't 80 on for.
ever.
Walter Golyln will probably be
our regular first Hacker for next
genson. az Art Gnggs IL getting
along In years.
II intend 90 play second base
again myself next season. and wo
may need new third Rackcr II
Red Smith decides TO quit.
our catching is pretty fair. altho
we could stand some more hitting
behipd the plate"
This IL the first time in years
That Los Angeles hasn't had at least
one OF the two Los Angeles clubs In
the first division and plenty OF
shnkeups arc due on both the Yer.
non and Los Angeles outfits before
another season siartA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Portlanders Are Hardheaded

CORTLAND, in spite OF It's high 20.
4 sition in the Coast race. Is gel.
ting n reputation for hardheadedness
on the part Of several Of its diamond
athletes when IL comes to the men.
tai part Of the pastime.
In Los Angeles last week the Port.
landers missed a flock of hit-andrun
signs and the runners looked like a
bunch OF dumbbeils, according to the
L. A. scribes.
While the Beavers are winning
games. dumbness viii cost them q lot
Of the close ones and the close games
are what usually win the flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
FIRPO FAILS
TO IMPRESS
VET WRITER

CANDY GRISWoLD. the dean OF
~ all American sporting writer's,
saw Luis F'irpo fight Homer Smith
in Omaha. and when the fight was
over wrote.
Instead OF pinning tho croix dc
guerre upon the broad and billowy
chest Of Luis Angel Firpo, wo would
like to tie can 20 him and send
him galloping back TO Argentina,
from whore no should never have
been permitted TO escape.
Luis had nothing but bulk; he
couldn't box. no couldn't hit, and
he couldn't move with anything
greater than the speed OF furni.
ture van.
Dempsey can beat him with his
throat cut"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
ARMY SETS
RULES FOR
FIST GAME.

TIVE war department has adopted
l. tho following policy regarding
boxing competitions In the army;
In order tina, contests and exhibit
lions. particularly boxing. shah have
no color OF professionalism or com.
merclhlism. the contestants will. as
rule. be restricted 20 the military
services Irregular army. national
guard, organized reserves. navy and
marine corps).
In the occasional exception 10 tho
foregoing rule. and where tho public
is charged fec TO witness a contest
or exhibition. not morn than one.hnif
OF the contestants in any ono event
or bout shall Be from outside tho
military services. Caro- VIII he OBJ
served that outside contestants are
Of good reputation, both as indlvld.
uals and as athletes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
KEARNS GIVES
SCRAP MUCH
NEEDED BOOST

TACK KEARNs saw Luis Firpo
y stop Charley wcInert. Then
kearns said:
'F1rpo is the kind Of fighter that
Dempsey would fight for tho mere
love Of fighting big. strong feI.
low who tears in and trades punches.
II wouldn't want to guarantee
that Firpo's fight with Dempsey will
last long. But II will be real fight
while Il lasts.
with the exception OF the Brcn.
nan fight. a fight in which Dempsey
wasn't right. Jack hasn't had n big.
strong fellow to fight since no won
the championship from Willard.
THE Miskes. Carpenters and Glib.
bonses were Just small fellows that
had TO be caught"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Baseball and Fate

GONE players are doomed by fate.
~ II seems. 10 spend their time In
the minors while many FASTENERS.
their interiors in ability. arc still
drawing down money from big league
clubs.
Paul Strand. Elmer Jacobs. Ray
Kremer. Jake May. Harry Courtney.
Billy Lane. George Lyons--just few
OF tho Coasters who could undoubt.
eddy get by in the majors. but who.
for some trick OF fate. have TO stick
TO tho minors.
Strand, May and Lyons are reason.
ably certain. however. Of going up At
the end OF this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
PANCHO VILLA
WINS BY K. 0.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Pancho
villa, worlds flyweight champion,
knocked out Jackie Feldman, Of
New York, in the third round OF a
gcheduled 10.round bout hero last
night. Feldman, who substituted
for Charley Rosenberg, had nine
pound weight advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
BERCOT FAILS
WITH PUNCHES

PORTLAND, Aug. 23.--Dodo Der.
cot, Seattle pride, boxed n 10.round
draw with Young Carmen here last
night The event was filled with
clever boxing, but Bercot disap.
pointed the fans by falling to show
any Of the hard punches he was.
reputed TO possess. Dale Freeman
and Joe Blank also boxed draw.
as did joe Dunn and Rltchle Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

TOD MORGAN GIVES BUD RIDLEY BOXING LESSON IN BIG THRE
Phil Douglas
Sent to Jail

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. 80.
ID -"Shuf0in' PIN" Douglas,
oueltImo world series hero. faced
six months IN prison az hard
labor yesterday after admitting
he violated prohibition laws, The
cx.twirler was also fined sos.
Tie was tried by Judge Martins
police court ON charged OF reck'
less driving while Intoxicated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
GIANTS WILL
NOT BE SOLD

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Rcporta
That Tex Richard and John Ring.
ling we're trying TO buy the New
York Giants were denied by owners
Of the club. "The Giants are not
for solo," Charles, A. Stoneham
president OF the club, said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

other the old Coast league race may
yet be frightened up.
Oakland certainly gets the flinglng
-Krause. Mails. Kremer. Arle;t and
Murchio being as good staff as
there is in the league. Here's case
where pitching won't turn the trick
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Big Series On at Sacramento

DORTLAND and Sacramento are
L fighting II out for second place
in Sacramento this week. In the
meantime san Francisco is playing
Oakland. The Seals figure 90 win
their series and IL Portland and Sac.
ramento just about split II viii prac.
tically mean the flag for San Fran.
cisco.
However, II the Oaks should kick
thru behind the good pitching they
WIN get, and should either ono OF the
contending clubs clean up on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
JIM O'HAGEN
AGAIN VICTOR

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug 23.-Jlmmy
o'Hngen' New York mIddewclght,
scored an easy decision over Young
Fisher, another Eosterncr, in four
rounds here last night Tho bout
was torrid affair but Fisher was
too unsklllod for tho New Yorker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
OCCIDENTAL is
GETTING STARS

Occidental university in southern
California. is getting n big share Of
the prep athletes in the South. The
Franklin high school OF Los Angeles
football team is moving to Occidental
In solid body besides many more
coming from other institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
STANFORD GETS
NET CHAMPION

cranston Holman. of San Fran.
cisco. winner of tho national mu.
nicipal mems singles tennis cham.
pionship at St Louis last week. plans
to enter Stanford university this
fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
MI IITI |
y =
Horse
for \
Tit
Plans Are 4
Acconnnnq
Of 10000
,,yw YORK.

NEW York;
N tons are
1rsciors Of the !
,s,ocIation TO a
spsctatOrs whenl
4. english deH
AMERICAN 5yea
park. on oetob9
Grand stand g
~ OF such a Z
ne lnneld wiIl
,sousands who ]
sand 10 sec a
rodern years n
usrdtv had ID
eompleted with
r Of the BritiH
os,ection was 4
ne other side
rouncement OF I
r.s made Of
sip race" but 4
I'D not make
ode.
British turfina
,dmit that Papy
ID England, an
loxen set up
uard. the Frcnc
81 animal in p
ainculties also
tered here. 1t
sn OF Zey. th
pancocas staol
start him In q
which has been
q finding the |
er They believ
The American &
sason's record
Several other
mentioned in a.
dates also arc
should have a
big prize
Objections Oh
that Papyrus q
in England shd
ysr. as the "a
here. where th
year-old Of such
that II could be
the official And
Regardless OF
rather political,
been aroused in
officials are abl
10000 spectato
many VIII see )
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
OLDFIELD TO
DRIVE AGAIN

Barney oldfIcld, the old master
of the automobile racing game, will
stage comeback nt Altoona, Pa.
on Labor Day. The veteran driver
plans to cnter the 2O0.milo event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Los Angeles Manager to
Build Up NeW Ball CIub
New lnfielders and Pitchers Biggest Need s,,.
Pilot; Other Interesting News Notes and Go,,n -
National Pastime P OF
BY LEO H. LAssEN

Nov that Marty Krug has been signed TO MANAGE u
IN Los Angeles club again in 1924 the Angel nIet t
declared himself on the outlook for next year DNS
MY club needs pitching strength expect rel.,;
10 be established with the majors again SO we can h,
the men necessary. ] expect 10 send George Lyons o
star Highlander, TO the Chicago Cubs along with Wall
Hood who has been the spark plug Of our club this v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
EssS,FlHi$els
FACUIO CoAsT LKA0rR


Salt Lake -. Bsattls IS.
Sacramento 9. Portland !.
San Francisco .. Oakland 0.
Los Angeles II. Vernon 2 (flrst san,i,
Los Angeles .. vernon lsecond Eam.u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Major Talk

Wolch singled In tho 18th. after Miller
had nlnsled and stolen second, and drove
In tho run that gave tho Athletics n a.
victory over tho white sox
Genowloh batted In all tho runs scored
against tho Cards. and no won his fourth
straight victory for tho Braves, TO l.
After dropping five straight games the
Browns took a double header from tho
Rod Box, 10 and Q 10
Washington cut Off n rally with n
triple play and beat tho indiana,
3 TO 8,
Five runs scored In tho sixth inning
gave the Tigers a ga Victory over tho
Yanks
aaHsaaaas
Miss Virginia Harris, II, weight
ITO, Of Bridgeport. Conn, claims
the female flywcight championship
OF tho United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
WOMEN CUE
STARS PLAY

Billiard tournaments for women
are now held in New York city.
Philadelphia. Cleveland, Detroit and
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE


s. Louis :. Boston (firH; game. i
inHinEs)' 81 Louis 8. Boston sbsesra
gamej.
Detroit c, New York 4.
Washington :. Cleveland s.
PhiladslphiA }. Chicago az .nnlari.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
RAY CALL WILL
COACH GRID

Ray Call. well known Southern
California athlete. viii coach ths
football team at the Hollywood hlgA
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

Home runs--woish. Eldred. Drew, Fred
erleka, Shoehan. Three base hlts--nald-
WIN Tobin. Two-basc hits Rohwcr, Bald.
win. sheohhn, Wilholt .. Frederieks,
strand :, Leslie. Sacrifice hits-Crane
Gardner. Stolen bases-wnhoit ., wiz
frederioke, struck out--Goud l, Kinney
l. kHllio !, Blake /. Gregg 2. Bases on
nalls-uould /, Kinney /, Gardner 4,
Blake ?. hit by pitched ball--Rohwer by
kinney. Shoohan and FroderIelts by
Blake. wild pitches--Kinncy ., Blake 4.
fastcd ball--robln. Innings pitched
Sould vs. Kinney y. Gardner "a, Blake
2. credit victory To Kinney. Charge de.
feat TO Blake. Runs responsible for
Gould 0, Kinney T. Gardner Z, Blake &.
umpiros-yToman and Becker. Tlme-s.as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
Play improves in Stars Tennis
Tournament: No UDsets Registered

)Af moved along Wednesdays matches
n and the men and junior boys
TIE play wednesday, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
SOLONS BEST
BEAVER NINE,
BANTAMS HEAD
SOUTHERN CARD

Iofnmy oLeary and George Lee.
oan'amwelghts, headline the Marys.
vile, CAL American Legion card
next Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
KEARN
VIS1
M

NEW YoRH
~ Kearns waS
plication with
son today for I
and Jack Demt
wight champiol
Luis Firpo her(
While in ID
fIpected also
and a represent
he disposition \
fight pictures
70 look around
sparring partn(
Dempsey train(
ioya. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
REsrIrs

Bofion J. 81 Louis J.
ciaeinnau-PhiIadelphia gam. PIT
poned. rain.
Only games scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES

NA'AffN ff'fN ifpthtt-N
Mel DranEA and chst pustt. Harry
Godfrey and Kenneth OnainEer. Luke
rhslberE and Edward Bradley. Robert
nrlEEa and Albert Clarke. Kenneth wal.
lace and John Noeel, W, FArsia and John
Thomas. Walter Rwansan and VI Heo,t
Donsid Howard and pil Howard. Dick
Jackson and Aiss Winston.
Russell nurdatta and Jimmie Rowa.
Tom Glenn and AiaT Hoffer. James
Hcuiiy and Robert sauiiy. Donald Ham
llton and Roy Van voorhir. mn David =.
son and qordy wllilama niily SswkIrk
and Vernon Sawyer
Robsrt Emsiis ard Adam nyarH. Fred
Clarke and George Clarke, Charia.
Grsens,ons and sston Thompson, Harry
Godfroy and Kenneth oasinSur. John Car.
thnh and James Anderson. ". Henson
ad y. Anderson. Norman whitist and
Nelson Robinaon. Jack ClAEus and Ken.
nsth Myers. Tom Hogan and Jack no.
gan. Alsr Fine and iAldoro Nelson. jack
Acads and Gordon wayns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

and VI Scott. Harm Williamson ard Rsr
Bates Irving Anderson ard . Listen.
CHESTER hohlof and HAIRY NiAka. Jack
samfnsrs and c. o. Hatnsid. John Back.
land and Art bailey
John Quinn and ia Hsnry. nm Char.
lesion and Harry IIEhtfeo,. =. W Mui.
bern and II II. Rchsfield. Dick Barr aud
Grant i-Aisure. y, Agree ard v. Ierroli.
Edward Hickman ard ogden Linton. A.
mold Anderson aud Elmers Andersen.
Fhiilip SYren and l. v. Foya. L. A.
watson and ipha Hsnty Forest Brown
and Roy Hnmps1n. rtres Dix and Henry
NOLAN. John Henry and Thomas 80.
Lean. n. vs. Hart and : A. Johannssn.
Harry GodfrsT and Kenneth orsinEsr.
~. Lee Meyers and Charles apaFka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23
OAKS BEATEN
BY LEADERS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ga
San Francisco scored n . to 0 vic.
tory over Oakland hero yesterday.
Tho score II. II. ~.
san Francisco .......9 II 4
Oakland ..,.......,.. 4 A
Batteries; McWecncy Nnd Yelle;
Eley, Wells and Read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-23

Occur al
sarfboot ri
q Idaho ol
no they al
Is doing wd
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Satin Bed Spreads in pretty patterns, scalloped cut corners. for full size bed. S4.98 Saturday
 JJi White and Col0rcd Table OiIcloth. 0n Saturday Yard