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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
Medals Y CALCETINES
Tenenos ell surtido mas grande
que gands Sc ha visto en- Puerto
Rico.
Rogue Gonzalez & Co., Sues.
San Jose 7 San Juan, P. r.
DON NICOLAS sANTINI

FL distinguido caballero don Nico-
las santini, fgura prominente de nues-
ira alta sociedad, saio aver tarde, en-
union de su apreciable famiha, para
BarranQuitas, donde Sc prOponen pa
sar la temporada de verano.
La ausencia de la famiIia Santini,
aunque corta, Sc hara sentir en- nues-
tros circulos sociales donde Sc le guar
da tanto afecto y consideration.
Deseamos al sr. Sant1ni en- union de
su distinguida familia la mas grata per
manencia en- BarranQuitas.
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ULTIMO "HTTv

Nostalgias de la Tia Hagor,- Fox
E1ot. Disco VICTOR No. 1921. san
chez Morales & Co., Inc. (La casa gu
ven6e 10 mejor). San Juan, Ponce, Eds
yagttez. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
Ell DEBATE EN- LA CAMARA

En- Ia session de aver en- la Camara,
Sc continue q debate con motive de
la Resolution para reconocer Ell Insti-
tuto Universitario "Jos6 de Diego
Intervinieron en- ell debate los Sres.
Arizona. Coll Cuchi Tizol.
La falta de espacio no nos permite
hoy dar, nj siQuiera en- sintesis los i'm
portantes discursos que fueron pronun-
ciados.
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FOOT BALL

Ganana a las $3.50 . m. Sc neva-
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IN ,.nteresante y reni6o .paetll 10 de
foot ball" entire los afamados equi
pos Real San Juan Foot Ball Club y
Arecibo Foot Ball Club.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16
DOS APARTAMENTOS

En- ell sitio mas fresco de San
Juan Sc alquilan dos apartamen-
tos para familia Informaran EN-
San Sebastian "a telefono 385
verde San Juan. Advt.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-16

REsFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
De CABFZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MONO QUININA desvia la causa,
urando tambien la Grippe. Infuen-
"a. Palddismo Fiebres. Solo hay un
'BROMO QUININA". La frma de
a. ". GROVE viene con cada ca
iita,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
FIRPO MAKES
MERRY AFTER
BIG BATTLE

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.--Unscarred
IN by the terrific blows with which
Jack Dempsey knocked him down
nine times in their championship
fight, Luis Angel Firpo made merry
with n group OF his Argentine ad.
herenta, loyal to him In defeat, and
said Sunday he had no immediate
plans for the future. He might re.
turn to Buenoa Aires, he admitted.
fflrpo, who tangoed half the night,
Friday, after recovering from tho
knockout administered by Dempsey
IN tho second round Of the Polo
grounds battle, was up about noon
and took arf automobile ride with
his secretary
The big Argentine reiterated his
complaint against Tex Richard for
holding him 10 his contract and
forcing him TO fight Dempsey before
Irlrpo felt ready for tho bout. Flrpo
said he would take In the fight pic
lures Monday evening with a spccinl
view of seeing himself knock the
thru the ropes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

hard court title in France,
and the Wimbledon, England,
championship.
Tllden's feat in winning the Amer
lean title four times consocu,tvely
with the fields containing tho great
est players in the world. is a tennis
miracle. and Big BIZ viii undoub,ed
~ go down In tennis annals as the
greatest player the game has ever
known.
TIlden is AT his best in a pinch
and when IT comes to delivering he's
ali there.
Johnston can beat any other player
in the game but Tiidea, the long
Philadelphia being too good for the
California marvel.
In winning in straight sets Tildeu
handed the boys who have always
said that his physical advantages
over Johnston have usually decided
their matches At no time Saturday
was Johnston dangerous. according
to the majority OF the press dis.
patches.
Yep, Bill Tilden Is just about the
best OF them all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
IngIeWoOd
Star ms
Golf Title

CPoKANE. Sept 1T--Mrs. Fred +.
- Jackson Of tho InRlswood coun.
try club. Seattle. is tho champion
lady golfer in the state OF washing
ton.
This brilllan. player from thu
Queen City brought very success.
ful tournament to n close here Sat.
urday when she defeated Miss Kath.
ryn Hurley. OF the Tacoma Country
club. In tho final 3s.hole match. in
easy fashion, 7.up and Q to play. In
this crucial tost neither player dis
played the golf they had on tap dur.
ing tho earlier stages OF the meet,
but there never was doubt as 20
who would DO the ultimate winner.
Mrs. Jackson forging ahead by win.
ming three Of tho first four holes and
playing her shots with much more
firmness than her opponent all thru
the match. AZ the turn hole tho
score was Sup in favor OF the Inglo.
woodian.
Aside from winning tho title. Mrs.
jackson also won theEmcdalist hon.
ors in tho qualifying round last
Tuesday. and smashed tho course
record twice. so. altho she did not
come thru with brilliant display
yesterday. there ls no doubt as TO
who Is tho best falr.scx golfer In
medal or match play IN the state OF
Washington.
Here's hoping she tries for ma.
tlonal honors next year.
Mrs. Clay G. Cary. another star
from the Inglewood club. won the
first flight prize, defeating Mrs. o.
G. Born, local player, in the 56hole
final match, 7.up and to play.
Miss Helen Farrell. Seattle Golf
club, was elected president ut the
associations annual meeting. last
Thursday.
The award for the 1924 Champion
ship meet was not made but II viii
likely SO to tho Seattle Golf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
RY nENRY l. FARRELL

NEW YORK, sept. ll.-up from the Far South e
most imposing hand OF football raiders viii sosa
start invasion OF The East and the Middle West that
will furnish the most spectacular feature Of most
interesting schedule for the big college eoyens.
The south had fine representation In the ntersce'
tonal games Of the last season but this year the
legrs below the Mason Dixon line viii have the bulk %
the feature interscctonal conflicts
Thirteen big games scheduled between the South
ana the hest teams in the East and the Middle West
Georgia rcck aud North Carolina will lead tho invaders
with TWO big games each,
Ceorsia Tech has Penn State and Metre Dame on tho
schedule and North Carolina has Yale ana Penn state
and certainty those southern boys cannot be accused OF
looking for soft spots,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
N. Y.COPS
GIVE JACK
BIG HAND

JAMAICA, N. r.. Sept. 17.--Jack
y Dempsey, the man killer" cried
with Joy Mt tho wild demonstration
with which he was acclaimed when
he attended the annual police games
at the Long Island race track hero
Saturday. His left eye puffed and
black from his successful encounter
with the bull.like Luis Angel F'irpo
last night, Dempsey walked around
with his arm about Police Commits.
sloner EnrIght OF New York and
TAXED about the weather with Gov.
ernor AL Smith.
He also made speech which ran
~ words:
Hello everybody. l hope you are
all as happy as I am"
When he met Governor Smith, the
governor said:
1T is my pleasure to greet you
and congratulate you on your vic.
tory"
Jack answered: ION the contrary,
II Is my pleasure to congratulate the
greatest governor OF New York"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
FIGHT WILL BE KEYNOTE OF
HIGH SCHOOL GRID SEASON

in the Hopping of either one team
or the other.
The Broadway Ballard contest on
Friday, September rs. will be n
family affair between Messrs, Lich.
tenberger and Pcase, coaches of the
Tiger and Beaver outfit. respec.
lively. Broadway has heavy. fast
charging line and n clever set of
backfield men. If they show the
Wanted Broadway tiger spirit of
yore. they should triumph over
their adversaries. On the other
hand. Ballard has an Indian trio
who look like bad news from home
to every other prep outfit, II the
Tigers don't fight, the red brethren
will do a little squahbling on their
own hook
That's the prep dope, and the
first week may see it all knocked
into n fifth hand brown derby with
pink dots on IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

against the Navy ard the University Of Dayton appear
INK for the rut time in this section against Lafayette
Nebraska tho big powcr OF the Missouri valley confer
cnoe viii mako ita annual appearance IA the Enst
against Syracuse. Washington and jefferson Is the
only big Eastern team that wlll move Westward. the
Presidents having arranged game IN Detroit with tho
University OF Detroit.
or the nine games tho Army schedule. five nre Of
inter sectional color and four Of them with South
teams Nore Dame has four big international
games a schedule and Will Journey FAR uH So
Louis 20 meet tho ~. Louis university eleven.
TT II OF note that the two service teams have three
i games arrangA away from homo. The Navy plays
Princeton Baltimore peHR state State college und
the Army Ia New York
The Army team has gnmcs scheduled with Yale at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

New Haven and Notro Dame and tho Nays 10 New
York
DoTH the Army and Navy have departed radically
ID from their old policies 81 Isolation and ndepend.
cncc u formerly that the two big service schools
assumed the attitude that Il honor FOR oppon'
entn 20 come ana play them a. home. but nov with
progressive young officers IN charge Of athletics
the Cadets ana Mdnhlpmen allowed 10 get away
FOR big games.
For several years the practice. more particularly or
10" army IN recruiting htam from other colleges
caused complaint ana the rule AZ both academies per-
hitting pebcs." freshmen. 10 Ilny. caused some
objection
This year tho Nav adopted the oncyear rule. which
n standard with most big universities ana announced
Tho mdshlpmen would have 70 spend a year a. the IN
sttuon before they would DO permitted 90 play. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
BY Jack Hohenberg
LItiIIT

i That win be a ono word sum.
mary Of practically every game TO
be contested I'm the prep school
league this fall. The teams are
matched so evenly that II VIII he
difficult to predict the outcome OF
any struggle, no matter how I'M
important Il may be.
That ono word should win the
pcnnant for some team in the
league. all other things remaining
the same. GARFIELD seems 20 have
that quality, but II is laying dor.
mant Mt tho present time. Broad.
way too. must shake herself from
the lotheEary OF overconfidence
and get down TO real work. West
Seattle and Roosevelt are working
hard with a definite end to nc.
complish. That viii go farther than
all The material In the world.
Franklin and Queen Anne are the
dark horses in the league from the
standpoint that their prospects, are
extremely dark. Coach l., T., Saal.
waochtcr is experiencing many diff.
ficulties in moulding team ut the
hilltop school. but should como out
within hailing distance OF the top.
Coach Soultup. Mt Franklin, has no
sweet smelling feather bed TO rest
himself In, either The 1923 wear.
ers OF green and black arc not the
team that has distinguished the
south end school in the past two
years, by any means.
When Franklin and Garfield hook
up IN their first duel on September
Goth, tho team with the most grit
will como out on top. just now,
TINT team looks like Garfield high
school As to tho RoosovcltWcst
Seattle battle, II should be real
grid contest.
Tho Indians. led by their Moses,
Conch Milholl!n, are fast finding
th9lr why out OF the wilderness and
should give the strong Rough Rider
outfit n real battle. Tho Tcddios
on the other hand, AFRO regarded Ms
championships prospects by some
At any rate. this game VIII result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
BIG FIELD
STARTS IN I
GOLF PLAY

FLOSSMOOR COUNTRY
CLUB, Chicago, Sept. IL
aIore than 100 players started
today in the second half of the
qualifying round of the nation.
nj amateur golf tournament.
With 80 10 qualify for match
play. "a OF the entries Ind
scores of 80 or better for the
field Of 18 holes, making IL
quito possible that II will re.
Guire u total Of 100 or better
TO get within the magic circle.
Early estimates indicated 1853
would be good enough TO
qualify.
Hundreds Of spectators gath.
cred ut the clubhouse ms tho
first pair tccd off at $3.50 this
morning. Most 0f them waited
10 follow Bob Gardner. Chick
Evans and hobby Jones, leaders
OF the Saturday round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Pitchers
Put Oaks
UpLddder
Great Hurting Staff Car
ries Oakland Club Up
to Sixth Place

pEHINp the good pitching Of it'
- really great minor league STAFF,
tho Oakland club is stirring up con
siderable trouble in the Coast league
Walter Mails. Ray Krcmer. Harry
Krause, Bill Murchi. Ira Colwel and
Buzz Arlett make UP a fine hurting
corps. This spring Il was thought
that this collection OF mound artists
would carry the Acorns thru. but the
rest OF the club Topped and the out,
nj has been holding forth In the
cellar most OF the season.
Now they are riding IN sixth
place. climbing up from eighth thru
the great hurting Of its fine mound
department.
The rest Of the club needs a great
deal OF boigtring before it Will be a
klgh.class Coast league organization,
but pitching will tell In the long run,
and the Aeorns can thank its deceiv.
ers for its present squirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Local Golf
Team Takes
PunchBOUI
THE Seattle eight.man team, Bon

TUE Seattle eight.man Bon
i stein. Dixie" FIeager. Roy
Campbell Myron McElwaine. Jack
Baiiinger 'Bill" McAilcken. Tom
Green and Club Capt. sam Russell
won the punch bowl for tho second
successive time. by totailing ss.up
score in the s6-holcs OF match play
against DOGGY competition which at
,ractod field or ten clghtmnn
teams at tho North End course. Inst
Saturday.
Rudy Wilhelm Of tho wavcriey
team. which landed second honors
with a is.up count. was the star Of
tho day. finishing the a6.hole journey
15.up. The Portland star also holsd
his tee.shot on the 18th helo OF the
afternoon round.
Bob Gellctiy. Of the Vancouver
club. and Bon Stein. each with 11.up
cards, tied for second individual hon.
ors.
Tho Inglewood team, which scored
II points. landed in third place. n
notch lower than last year, and the
Vancouver eight took fourth. with n
4.up margin. The remainder OF the
field failed TO finish up on the colonel.
The scores Of tho players Of the
winning team, together with the
team totals OF the rest Of tho clubs
represented. follows: Stein. ii.up,
Fleager, 10.up. Campbell. l0.up. Nc.
Elwaine, 1.up; Baliinger, Sup: Nc.
Micken. s.down; Green, 5.up. Russell,
4.up. Total 3s.up.
Wayerly, t6.up; Inglewood, ii.up:
Vancouver. 4-up: Tacoma, 17-down;
shaughnessy Heights Vancouver, 20.
down; Rainier 32.down; Darlington,
44.down. jefferson Park. 51.down.
Everett. 58.down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Plenty e Work for Morgan in N. w.
SFATTJ r AND 7 as ANGEL rs FREAK EVEN
Jacobs Is
inner by
Shut Out
Ray Rohwer Gets SD
Home Run Of Season
in Second Garne

7 os ANGELES. Sept i7.-Elmer
il Jacobs pitched great bah for
Seattle in the second game here yes.
,erday. and Seattle won. I TO 0, AFT.
er being defeated in tho first con.
test. to 2
Jacobs allowed but four blnglcs.
Ponder remained ON the mound for
Los Angeles un,il tho eighth and
was relieved by Jones
The first samo pas elose affair.
Williams. who pitched for Seattle In
the opener. was touched for but five
blugles. bu, four runs we're neited
as result. Lyon worked for Los
Angeles and allowed eight hits. but
only two runs resulted.
Ray Rohwcr. the Seattle homo
run king. pooled out his I'D homo
run ot the SEASON In ths first game.
f1uET uAME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
SEEsfAN'S
CASE

Sol Seeman's case is an old one
The New York lightweight fought
here only once-that time with Ted
Krache at the Arena. and he gave
Krache whale Of a fight consider.
ing the fact that 1t was Seeman's
first start in a long time. and that
Krache outweighed him about 10
pounds. Later he beat Krache IN
Grays harhor. but Krache got an
Aberdeen draw. Since then he has
fought couple of draws with Jimn1.l
Sacco. Seeman is willing to take 4
any OF the lightwelghts, or will m
1870 pounds for Joe German. Tod
Morgan or the rest OF that feather
weight crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Feather
King Has
Chance
Portland, Alan, Vanvou-
yer, B. C., and Tacoma
Ready to Use Him
BY LEO. II. LASSEN

going 10 be plenty Of
l. ring assignments for Tod Nor.
gan hcreabouts II the classy Coast
teatherweight champion decides 10
stay in the Northwest.
Portland. Spokane and Vancouver.
y. C.. sporting writer's have re.
quested information concerning him.
as Morgan isn't very well known in
this section yet. But his great fight.
ing and boxing In his three Seattle
fights have spread his fame thruout
the Northwest.
Portland could use him with Joe
German in i0.round fight. aitho
it's doubtful II he will take fling
AT tho longer game just yet.
Spokane is understood 10 want b,
for a match with Bud Ridley againy
Ridley stands ace high In that part
Of the country and they can't be
iieve that anybody could make the
monkey out OF Bud that Morgan
did. They want 10 be shown.
Vancouver. b. c., has Vic Foley
ready for a scrap with the champion.
aitho Morgan may be little heavy
for Foley.
Just who would be hls opponent in
Tacoma is not settled yet.
Morgan returns either today or to-
morrow to start training for his re-
turn fight with Dandy Dillon al the
Arena next week. he has been away
over the weekend al his uncle's
ranch in the olympics.
II doesn't take long for the fame
Of boy as classy as Tod TO spread.
and he can stick around a long time
II he continues 10 show the class
that he has demonstrated here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
CONCERNING THAT
VANCOUVER FUSS

Two weeks or so ago big ring
fuss was kicked up over the Bud
Ridley-Charley Moy fight In Van.
oouver. b, c., when Ridley was
awarded the fight in the fifth round
on foul by Referee Charley Brown.
Dan Salt Salt who was handling Moy,
claimed that there was something
fishy in the verdict. as he claimed
Moy didn't foul him. And now
George oMalley, former fight pro-
moter here. kicks thru with the
statement that he saw the fight and
that Ridley was kicking the tar out
Of Moy for four rounds and that
Moy had been warned twice IN the
early part OF tho fight for foul
blows, and that Brown called 1t
right, That's that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
ANOTHER SETUP
FOR BERC0T

There's talk that Dode Bercot and
George Burns will fight again ~
Everett soon. Bercot beat Buy
,iecisively in the smokestack cit
few months ago. Burns IL tough
miller. but he's a second rater and
a rank setup for Bercct. Bercot will
soon be losing his drawing power
unless he is stacked up with the
class Of boys that the kind OF purses
he has been drawing down demands.
Burns is a setup for Bercot when
he should be fighting better class
OF ultt men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
SEALS LOSE
STAR PITCHERS

Lefty Courtney and Doug Me.
wceuey. two OF san Francisco's
best pitchers. have been recalled by
the Chicago White Sox for next
season. Courtney. in particular. has
had wonderful seaeon and ranks
as the best portSide pitcher in this
company He has been out of the
game for awhile with sore arm.
Mcweeney has flashed brilliantly in
only streaks this year. doing good
work as relief man because Of his
binding speed He's the fastest
HEAVIER in the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
PLENTY OF GOOD
MEN FOR BERC0T

There are plenty of good ring men
in the Northwest now for Bercot TO
fight without repeating a perform
ance with Burns--men of the class
he should be fighting for the money
that he's getting. Spug Meyers.
Johnny Trambitas. Sol Seeman,
Jimmy Sacco and Young Dudley are
all ready 10 meet Bercot at amy time.
and they'll give him fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Major Talk

The Ysnks climbed to within one game
Of the championship when they took q
double-hender from the Cleveland In
dIanS az ~ and 90. Babe Ruth hit his
Attn homer.
The New York Giants md the um-
plfes were showerrd with pop BOTTLES
when they defeated the Cubs, 10 to o.
with four runs In the last inning, thc
Reds defeated the Braves. to 4. aud
went back Into second place In the Ma.
FfleRau'g single IN the ninth inning
drove In the run that gave The Cards n
s-t0.s victory over the Phlis
Pounding two pitchers hnra, Tho
Browns defeated the senators, 3-3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
BLAKE WINS THREE
GAMES IN A ROW

Mayhap that Fred Blake is on his
way. The seattle finger. who was
expected to do so well this year, and
WHO proved bust most OF the sea
son. has won three games in row.
He beat T. A. in the second game
Saturday and had won two games
previously from Salt Lake In Seattle.
There's chance that the big sheriff
has found himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
JOE KELLY SERIOUSLY
INBRED

Joe Kelly. San Francisco'S great
outfielder. may be out OF the game
for good. Some time ago he colllded
with Eddie AIupigan In n game az
Los Angeles, and he was out Of the
lineup for a long time He played
again for few weeks. and now
complications have set in and he's
On the bench again. The exact OK.
tent Of injuries Is not known yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
FOLEY FOUGHT
GAME COMEBACK

They say that Vic Foley, the Van.
couyer miller showed wondcrf
comeback In his recent fight wi
Billy Mnscott,
Mascot flcored him carly In the
going with terrific wailcp on the
chin. and Foley got up wobbly at
the count of nine, He wcathcred the
round and fought wonderful scrap
the rest OF the way. Mascot was
given the decision on tho strength
OF the wallop. Thcyll be rsmatchcd
again SOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
k0PP SETTING
DIZZY PACE

Merlin kopp. the great Sacra'
nsnto outfielder. Is setting a dizzy
pace on the paths this year. He has
so steals to his credit 80 far. and
as the season still has four weeks
10 90. he should hang up one Of the
best marks in years. Kopp is hitting
around $40, 10 boot. He has good
chance Of going back to the big show
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17

Innings piiched~-Pondsr .. Charge de-
feat to Ponder, Runs responsible for
Ponder :. Struck out---ronaer ?. Jacobs
4. Jones J. Bases on baiis--Jacohs
Ponder, Thrte.hase hits Eidrsd. naia.
win. Two-base hit--Laue, Sacrifice hits
4-McAniry. orr. Jacobs Double play
Ponder 20 GolvIn. Tlme-l.ts. Empires
--Finnsy and Rsardon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
DRAWS NOTABLEs

Few American athletic events nt.
tract so many notobos az The annual
ArmyNnvy football game. Every
member OF congress receives two
tickets TO this historic battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
E.s'F1HisSe1s
PACIFIC COAST LEAauE
RESULTS

Los Angeles 4. Seattle tfrst gamc)
Seattle 4, Los Angeles 0 (socond snmel,
Sacramento o, Vernon 4 tfirst gamo)
Sacramento Z. Vernon taecond gamol.
Oakland ie. Salt Lake 10 tflrst Rame)
Salt Lake 10, Oakland 5 taeoond gamol
San Francisco 4. Portland 2 tflrst
Eamel Gan Francisco 10. Portland 1
taepond rama1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-17
Tacoma ightFa1lS Will
See Great attractions

TACOMA fight fans viii undoubtedly attractions
the Northwest this
due TO the efforts Of Johnny Pep the tho
Athletic club.
who spending
Tacoma. has signed Tiny Midget
ahowings In October.
Tiny Herman and HIS Will be brought New
tho best heavyweight tho October while Midget
Smith, the New York fcathercght viii Ridley
n IS.
Los Angeles
but they did their him
Glide Rink where shows
remodcled and will have much