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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

For. like pitchers, a catcher
wasn't expected to be able to
wallop the horsehide.
But times have changed!
A receiver in tho main tent now
has real job. To don the old
mask and chest protector 100 games
al stretch Is not out OF tho ordi
nary. with anything from $50 TO
$50 frays as a full seasons effort.
And on tho attack Well. back
stopper today ia considered almost
aa important a factor with tho bat
as any other member OF tho club,
Ie doesn't go To the plate just
seauAe its compulsory, He must
!, able 10 massage the apple. A
20 se knock IS q base knock. no
= tier who Is on the ciou;ing end.
q tci Is many big league pilots
il hA moved their receivers up In
~ mating list where their ability
u 20 the ball will prove more
V"Isc 20 the scoring proeiivitlos
teaul-~ciEhth place IN the
oat'lsron, is not good enough for
them.
just lance over the American
league ater for this season. OF
!, the e's teams In tho circuit you'll
u heo thAt only three Of them arc
= mo back ps swinging Just before
- inc pitcfas in byEone years.
- huggity the Yankees has his
= receivers ing sixth, as does Lee
"a rom o. lherowns. "Donlo" Bush
employs thame methods with his
Nationals, " Frank Chance and
Connie A"esave cast. tradition 10
the TOUT WIN the Red sox rer
IcoivorH battink.,.o,a ana thn Am.
letics' third.
!, Detroit. clcsrs ana ch,.ovo
90 AFRO the only -. Witch haYo
~ stuck TO tho ol6s,1or =, ,s,,rr
rs N"'coeI"' su'ethey arc more
se important spoke ,,a .haa, :,
~ ps "huo ' than In days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
TENNIS STATISTICS
YrsrrnDAY,s INSULTS

NEsTEnDAY's RESULTS
Msu's Singles
irving Weinhiein, san Francisco. BEAT
Elmer Griffin san FFahcisca, g-s. ell
Henry Van Dyke Johns. Seattle. beat Tom
STOW. berkeley. 90. a-d, 80; william
WhrlaH, Fan francisco. beat Joe Liyas-
good. z-t,e-t, GO.
Meme Doubles
Griffin ana Wsinntrin san Francisco.
beat Wander nee ana ueFquisi, Iowa and
spokane, 81, -, go. Wheian and STOW.
Sen Franrisce and berkeley, heat VIII
Hams ana fildrr hraftie. 90. 40, 10.
Johns and De Tufsnne. Seattle. beat
miller aud iiuisoY Seattle. 81. a..
Janiar singles
Dan Lawis seattle. bsst Net DranKa,
Seattle, ~. Ell Henry Shaw, seattle.
hrat lfFd walker Tacoma. 90. 60.
Hsnrn's singles
Mrs.. } 6. Cushing Oakland. beat Miss
Dorothy Davis. Johannesburg. south A.
rira, go. CT Mrs Roger nfaEdgn. Ha-
Httls. beat Niss Alberta Edtl Tacoma.
80, ee afs william ". Henry. Los
Angeles. beat Miss Helen Davis. 10.
hannsabufs. Hoath Africa. 81. g.tf Miss
hlla ArYrr, Seattle. beat Miss Thslma
Volt Seattle. e.. d..
Womsn's Doubles
Nfs Cushing and Mrs Henry Oakland
ana ias Angeles. beat Airars Eiinor and
itrna stephens. heattis. 90. 81, Misses
Never and Edtt, seattle and Tacoma. heat
Misses Green ard Fransioii. HrhNIe. 81.
ell Misses Helen and Dorothy Davis.
Johannesburg, South Africa. beat Masses
W9if and ilRglns. Seattle. 81, 81.
hitsd Double.
Afs caHhiBs and griffin. Oakland and
san Francisco, beat Aias l. Stephens aud
Foley, Seattle. "a. e.. Mrs. HfaFdon
and Marion. Seattle. beat Miss -. Davis
aud Wander Las. Johannesburg. South
AfTies, and Seattle. 40. 90. t-ii Mrs
Henry and hiae. Loo Angeles and San
Frauciaro, beat kiiss Racine and walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
Griffin Is
Beaten by
einstein
Big Upset Registered in
Feature Match of Wash
ington Net Play

DLAYIEG supertennis. Irving
Il welnstein. Californian net star.
turned in the biggest upset OF the
tournament for the washingto n
state championship Thursday when
be defeated Elmer Griffin. fellow
San Francisco player. and fayorite
for the title. Weinstcln won in
straight sets. GO. 81.
He lost the first three games and
then ran out tho first set. He
won the first game OF the second
set and Griffin the second. Then
weinstein ran out the second set.
Weinsieln had control Of the stu
alton az all times and forced the
going thruout. His Irving was
superb and he passed Griffin time
and time again when he took the
met.
weinstein's shoulder. injured last
week In Portland. seemed working
an right Thursday.
Harold Van Dyke Johns had to
show all thp tennis he knew 10 beat
Tommy Stow. the young Califor.
MAN, in the other feature match OF
the afternoon. Johns finally won
out in three sets. SO. 80, 90.
Joe Livengood. Seattle youngster,
forced Bill WheIan. another Califor.
nlan, TO three sets before admitting
defeat by 20. 81. s-2 score.
w-helan won out by playing Llven-
goods backhnnd turnout the dccid.
ing set.
Wander Zee and Beiquist gave
Griffin and Weinstein thrill for
awhile when they forced their
doubles match into a third set. but
the latter pair finally won out
Rider and williams also forced
Whelan and STOW 10 three sets be-
fore admitting defeat.
One OF the best matches OF tho
day was the mixed doubes between
Armand Marion and Strs. Bragdon
and Dick Wander Las and Dorothy
Davis, the former pair winning in
three sets.
Only one match OF the mems
singles will be played today. Leon
TurNnne meeting Crawford Ander.
son. Johns viii play Weinstein to.
morrow in one semi.finais match
and the winner OF the Turenne.
Anderson match win iangie with
Wirelan.
Most of today's play WIN be con.
fined TO doubles events.
The finals in the doubles events
are booked for Saturday with the
singles finals due on Sunday, ac.
cording TO present plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
Tribe Loses Another Tilt
To Sacramento TOSserS'
Is
Beden by
SECS, 50
Elmer Jsobs Receives
Poor Support From Eel
low Trissmen

CAcRAMEN1. July 20. ~ saera.
- Is advanoir nearer and nearer
tho league.ieang San Francisco
club at the c,euse OF the Seattle
Indians. The Sons again won from
the Tribesmen hsterday, 3 20 :. Tho
visitors arc no securely lodged In
che second dlvipn.
Elmer Jaeobswho worked on the
found for sctle. WAS given poor
sisport by hi teammates In the
critical moment
shttlo's two allies were made as
realt Of hom runs BY Billy Lane
and frank Tobl.
Villains rrliged Jacobs IN the
fifth iplng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
BLuecoat Athletes Are in
y y
Big Meet Here Saturday
Police to
Meet Here
In Classic
Portland Department
Comes North Hoping to
Again Win Honors
BY TOM OLSEN

CEATrLE's big midsummer ath'
= letic event, tho annual Police
Sports association track and field
meet. VIII be held Saturday after
noon on Denny field az the univer
sity. The first event Is TO start
promptly az ti5 o'clock.
The Seattle police departments
cup is az stake in this meet The
cup was won last year hy the Port
land coppers. and the Rose City lads
arc coming North with all intentions
OF taking tho trophy back home
again. Twenty huskies are entered
by the Portland department.
The meet promises 90 develop
some keen competition among tho
various police departments OF tho
Northwest. Tacoma. Victoria and
Vancouver, Il. c. are also sending
2o.mAn teams. The local depart
meut viii be represented By 80
picked athletes on the force, who
are going to do everything In their
power TO keep the cup a, home.
There will be moro than $50
athlete, competing.
Twenty-Five events for patrolmen
and officers are on tho program,
In addition 10 this. special events
viii be run of. These special
events WIN he open TO hoy scouts.
wives OF police officers and for boys
under IS years OF age.
The list OF events follow;
POLICE EVENTS
100 yards police. 100 yards police In
uniform. 30 yAras. police. ttQ yards,
police; $50 yards. police. 1 mile, pollcei
running high tump. police diseus throw,
police, is-ih. shot. police se-tn, weight.
police. 3s-fb. weight one hand. peiiee'
iavelln throw, police. pole vault. police
running bread Jump. police; tax % war
smooth sole and heeil, police team % 10
men. sSe-yard relay tfagF meal. police
Is yards, chisfs Of police; rs yards. In.
spectery. captains and lisutenantas 100
yards. detectives; 10 yards, scrSeants %
police; standing broad jump. peilce lem,
hammer throw, police bs-io weight over
bar. paiiees 100 yards. 30 Ms and ever.
police: pistol match. s-msn team. police,
SPECIAL EVENTS
100 yards open go yards, open. -
yards. Tor boys IL years and under: 80
yards. for wives % police officrra, tta-
yard relay tt-man traml. boy scouts
l+mlia bicycle race. for boys - years and
under.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
Tennis Stars Battle for
Positions in Net Finals
leatils ana Taeoms. %. %.

AfaAt9 ana fAfnfHHs w. vs.
ToDAYs SCHEDULE
Mems singles
f;10-Lsou be TurennH. Seattle, ~
Crawford Anderson. Seattle.
Meas Doubles
SENT finals f09--GFifnn and VEIN
stein. San Francisco. W, Whrian ana
stow. San Francisco.
ii,e9--0hllsry and Smith. Los Angsiss
ana Tacoma. We. Heuketh and Wander Las.
seattle
giso-Jshns and DO Tnfsnus. ssatils.
". winner o. Gallery smith ss. Beskeih-
Wander Las match.
Janisr singles
bsmi-Finais - ~ 90 - Tom STOW. San
frapclse9. ~ Dan Lssia. seattle.
Isi1D-Harry shaw. seattle. ". Howard
fangiie. Seattle
Girls singles
Semi finals ~ o'clock - Niss irene
stephens. seattle. "a Mica Elizabeth Colt.
seattle.
i.ag-MIss Thelma woin. ssattia. ".
Miss Alberta Edit. Tacoma.
womrn's singles
Semi finals-ii 9e--ArE. }. r Cushing.
Oakland. w. Mrs Roger BraEdon. 80
attic, Mrs. william ~ Henry. Los An
Eeies. vs. Miss rita Meyer. Seattle.
Womrn's Doubles
Ermi.finals - q 100 - Ars. Cushing and
MEa. Henry. Oakland ana Los Angeles. 80
Mrs. Roger Bragd0n and Miss Colt. Be-
attic.
ails- Misses Helen and Dorothy Davis
Johannesburg. South Africa. -. Misses
Meyer ana Eau. Seattle and Tacoma
MlHsd Doubles
Nsmi.finalH - 500 - Mrs. BraEdon and
Marion. Seattle. ~. Afs. Henry aud STOW.
Los AnEciss and Berkeley,
G.e0-Miss u. Davis and Anderson, Jo-
hanneshafK South Africa. and Seattle. -,
Mas Meyer and Smith. Seattle aud Ia
coma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ONLY a few invading stars will
" participate in the British Column
bIa Mainland championships at Van.
couver. y. c.. next week. Irving
weInstein. Mrs. Cushing and Mrs.
Henry are the only ones playing
here this week who have definitely
decided to enter the British colum.
bia tournament.
The rest have been pretty well
filled up on tennis with the Oregon
state. the Pacific international and
the Washington state in quick sue.
.cession.
Besides the Mainland title event,
the British Columbia championships
at Victoria and the clay court events
nj Vancouver and the Northwest
tournament at Tacoma remain on
the schedule for this part Of the
country this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

he knows about the acquisition OF
An is that Garry Hermann late
ny wired him Mann had been
oAed from the Cardinals.
AfTHER great collegian pitcher
been uncovered in the East,
aceong to q writer in the Missoula
'on who quotes Jack Barry as
saylrthnt the "find" is n big
leag,i,ow rho warm follows.
Jacl nrrv ,or,,or .,,r ,hor,.,on
oi ',e iladelrhia Athletics. now
voaen ooly Cross college, says that
i'cnel ven Carroll. crack twirler
Oh .la' I'M, is finished big
league her.
Carroll ,ho n,,o,or .,o, ,a..
every n,sngue club has tried to
ssn, on the inside. however,
soS 'lo. Detroit club of tho Am
o,ioa' ioas hns the young mans
s'suVu oon'f In the club safe.
Carroll w,,o,,a rooa ,,,., !,
question II hoos to tho ,dr 49,, :,
says Barry. . 10 tho host ,n,,,,,,o.
pitcher | havIer In oouoro hol, A.,
years. Has pl,, a, s,,,fs lno,,,a,,.
poise and couIu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

Luis will need great deal OF that
time for exhibition and theatrical
purposes and he might 20 into pic
lures, playing. for instance, Louis
Wolheim's role in "'rhe Hairy Ape"
At any rate he will need six or
seven months for hard and fast
money making, and who Is there to
refuse him this natural recourse7
The rest of the time will be utiliz-
ed TO get the South American ready
for the champion. He can be taught
u great deal In few months by COM
potent teachers, and 1t Is certain he
viii be n much different boxer next
July than he is now.
Firpo viii need II year TO take fun
advantage of all the money In sight
and to smooth out the rough ploats
in hls fighting style.
II EsL1E MANN, former Seattle
~ outfielder, has been claimed by
Cincinnati on the waiver route from
tho ST. Louis Cards Tom Swope,
sporting editor OF tho Cincinnati
Post puts the former Northwestern
Lacquer in tho grease and can't fix.
ure out tho why and wherefore of
the deal. Here are Toms own words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
AID CLUBERS TO
SEE BALL TILT

Members Of the Seattle Ad club
have been rendered special invita-
ton to join the big crowd that will
watch the Seattle Semi.pro league
ball contest between the Mail Adver-
tising Go. nine and Shaner & Wolff
on the upper Woodland park
grounds at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
The two teams arc expected Ia
dish up up a snappy game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
CATCHER IMPORTANT COG
IS WORKED HARDER NOW

C'ATCHERSl What bigger and really more important
~ cog they are to a major league ball team nowadays
than few years ago.
bacstop used to toll about every second third game
II he participated in rs tits he felt that he
being overworked
And the offense he always showed way down the
batting order. Eighth place his usual hitting station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
DEMPSEY TRAVELLING

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 10
Jack Dempsey Is on his way 20
Colorado today on trout.fishlng
trip. Before he cleared UP his
business affairs in Los Angeles,
the champion told reporters that he
intended TO join Jack koarns, his
manager, in New York before he
returns to hts home here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
Too Much Tennis; Not Many Plan
TO Enter Vancouver Tournament

Fills forchand drive. that has a big
drop about mld.eourt. makes him
very effective MS such n drive "a
hard to volley aa It falls ut his
opponents' feet. Paired with Tom.
my stow he will make the going
tough for the opposition in the
mems doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
LARGE CROWD
IS EXPECTED

No efforts have been made to sell
tickets in advance, but from all
indications the stands Of Denny field
will be crowded.
A 50.cent> admission will be
charged, the proceeds to go to the
Seattle Police Sports association
fund. Capt. Mason, president Of the
association, IS In charge Of the de.
tails Of the meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
PISTOL SHOOT
IN MORNING

An events. with the exception Of
the pistol shoot. will be staged on
Denny Field on the University CAM
pus The pistol shoot win be held
at 10 a m. Saturday at the Seattle
Police departments shooting gallery
IN the Public Safety building.
4 five man team will represent
each city's force. and the competition
promises 70 be keen. seattle's crack
team. by reason OF It's victories IN
competition recently. Is considered a
slight favorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
WATSON HOPE
OF SEATTLE TEAM

r. c. Watson, Of the Seattle de.
partment. Is one OF the men upon
whom the hopes of the Queen City
are placed. Watson Is a crack
sprinter. C. z. Walsh. another local
policeman, two times a member OF
the American Olympic team. Is en-.
tered In the weight events.
z. A. sandeil. who has shown well
on the cinder path and w. J. o'Bri.
en-, a discus expert, are among the
others who win carry the Seattle
coIors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
OFFICERS RACE
WILL BE CLOSE

The race between inspectors. cap.
tains and Iieutenants, over 75.yard
stretch should be a pippin 1t is
rumored that Capt. Hedges and
Lieut.. Smith, Of the Seattle depart.
ment, have a side bet on the out.
come, each claiming TO have the
edge on the other when II comes to
covering the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
DAVE SHADE TO
BOX AUGUST |

NEW YORK. July Dave
Shade, recognized by the New York
commission as tho Eht
champion, has been matched to meet
Paul Doyle. New York. at the velo.
drome on August /. and with George
Ward, Jersey. In Johnson City. n. Y,
on August e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
YEAGER MEETS
FOLEY TONIGHT

PORTLAND. Ore. July 20.-Nig
Ycagcr. heavyweight pride OF Port
land. who has stopped every boxer
he has faced since taking up the
fight game. win meet Marty Foley,
another Northwest maulor. here to-
night in the main event on the local
boxing commissions card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
CHANDLER is
JUNIOR STAR

California has great young jun.
ior player in Chandler. according to
Elmer Griffin. The youngster was
unable to compete in the Pacific
Coast championships because he cut
his racquet hand recently and will
be out Of competition for the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
CLYDE ENGLE
TO AID WOOD

Clyde Engle, former Red Sox first
baseman, is TO be Smoky" Joe
Woods right hand man In Yale base.
ball affairs, next spring. according to
John T. Blossom, director of ath.
letics at Yale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
FRIEGAU NOW
WARNS BENCH

Howard Friegau, for whom Branch
Hickey of the ST. Louis Cardinals
had high hopes. has been holding
down the bench for the past few
weeks while the aged Johnny Lavan
has been cavorting around the short
patch in fine style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
SOME REAL
TENNIS

q
The brand Of tennis dlshed up by
welnstcin and Griffin In Thurs.
days feature match was the best
seon In Seattle in years. They
played beautifully. particularly
weinsteln. who says he never play.
ed better In his life.
II wasn't n soft game that they
played. but II was consistent tennis
with weinateins drive being hard
and accurate. He made very few
errors and his attack was flaw.
less.
Playing 10 place his opponent
out of position and using his head
as well as his racquet. brought
Weinstein victory. sIam.bang ten.
mis- may be more sensational, but
ii VIII never get the results that
weinstein's play Thursday did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
CUTLER MIGHT
COACH HARVARD

Roger Cutler. who has been strok.
ing Harvard graduate cights to vic
tory over Yale alums for the past
few years, is being seriously oonsid.
cred for the position OF crew coach
for tho Crimson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
BRADY WINNER
OF GOLF MEET

SWAMPsCOTT, MISS, July 90
For the third time, Mike Brady, De
troit professional. won the Massa-
sctts open championship. His card
was 300.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
SEALS BETEN
AGAIN VI. A.

los ANGELES, :. % =.
'. ,s , ns'''" "oH !" san Fran.
49, ing Yesterdays
s"'''e Nas " ighes. the
Aiiee's tN'ilef' hao uno que lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

Bill Grimm, the giant
tackle on last gears UniUer-
sity Of Washington eleUen,
wl,o graduated last June.
Gr-imm's loss iOiH be keenly
felt By Coach Bdgshdio nert
fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
WHELAN is GOOD
DOUBLES PLAYER

Bill Whelan has reached tho semi.
finals OF the mems singles, but the
doubles events arc where he stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

gate for buttIng Jack Dompsey's eye.
What the experts said about Rocco
was terrible, All he knew about the
game could be written on thumb
nail.
His next bow was with Tommy
Gibbons at Shelby. He lasted only
few days.
Now he bounces up in Portland
where the boxing game Is booming,
and right off the bat he gets semi.
windup and the man that phys the
bin is asked TO lay from s1.10 to $3.50
to see this flstlc clown do his stuff.
Wake up Mr.. Matchmaker and give
the boys run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

NICK MEADE, writing in tho To-
~ ledo News Bee, doesn't seem to
think that n Firpo-Dempsey bout will
be held Immediately. Here are Rich
ards reasons:
Parndors Of. flatlc publicity nrc
beating the toms-toms and sounding
the tocAn for n mighty battle OF her
culcan socks between Jack Dempsey
and Luis F'irpo on Labor Day. From
the manner and method Of the pro-
lection one would gather that the
main Idea inside tho hard Uranium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

Innings Pi'fsed--laeob' ,,safss de-
feat % Jaeal,4 ~ StHrphs -.
TITS taissd~tRtf 9ae"ps = scored
or JarRhs Runs fsFetis for
Jacobs 4. williams !. rsnnsr sfrseA
net==lsrabs q "hllafna 3nrF 4.
HAsss on balls -fHrobs !. psuut ,sstts
plteh -5lSra''s hiN''s ghsnE.
li9ihfi'tHs aaf. A4tp ,tsaHs.
Twb.hasa hits-Coehfan. psnhsfs ~ 4
stem Harfifrs@H. uphwef ,,ff.
piafs -uemminEway 20 MtgiHhis ttott-
piifi Rtslin g HeGlnnis 70 aailWliA 4,
90 has's r etfte 49,. g4e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
Announcement

CEATTLE fans are invited by
- The star 20 send In letters
on timely topics. They must be
brief and signed. Tho depart
mcnt will be opened Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
rAcIrIc coAsr LrAarE


Sacramento =, Seattle J.
Portland 10. Salt Lake T.
Oakland Z. vernon ,.
Loa Angeles .. san Francisco :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
AMERICAN IEAouE


Detroit >. NaW York =
Chicago 8. Boston 3.
clr.eland :. washington :.
Philadelphia :. Sc. Louis I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

Griffin expects 10 sec Chandler 20
a long way at tho net game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
ACORNS WIN
OVER TIGERS

OAKLAND. July 2o.-oakland
easily defeated Vernon yesterday by
a score OF TO 3.
The score r. II. Z.
Vernon .--- -.....- 3 I .
Oakland :...... ..... 2
shellcnback and d. Murphy, Han.
aah: Murchio and Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20
Attention!

1uIE STARS Woodland park
4 tennis tournament viii be
held IN August Definite an.
nouncement win be made In Sal.
urday's Star, Watch for u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-20

Tetsis .......is 81 81 - !
.Dailsa Tor paiaSia Aiath safe on
Evening star., 1923-07-03

RIVERDALK. - J n
7-room and bath house. with g large Iofsr ,
h.-W.h.; a.mi.; one block from bouleyafd;,S
near car line and stores ,IJ
Evening star., 1923-07-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

and nearby Virginia and Maryland properties
W. w. McClaine, 319 Colorado bldg. Main 5231.
lee
Evening star., 1923-07-03
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
Continued.

Evening Star Building
Suite OF rooms ssd bright reception hall
on southwest corner Of 9Th floor; cool. bright
and airy. Total area. Te4 "a. It Rent, Slo0
monthly on yearly lease.
One single court room, 4th door. 200 %. IT,
Rent. S35 monthly.
Apply Room esi Star bldg. Phoos Main
Evening star., 1923-07-03
WANTED-MoNEY.

GOOD B0NUs PAID FOR Ss,OOO. OR FIRST
trust on nearby Virginia modern home; has s
rooms. h.-w.h.; electricity; maker of notes will
Star office
Evening star., 1923-07-03
RENT H0USEs-uNFURNrSHEp

RENT HoUSES-UNFURNISHED
BRICK HOUSE. 9 ROOMS AND BATH; SIDE
windows; near Lincoln Park; immediate pos
session: Apply POI 18th st. ne, or phone
Idnc. 2S1a.
TAK0MA PARK. l4th ST. CAR LINE; FIVE
rooms. bath and sleeping porch; all improve.
month: Tyre
NEW FIvE-RoOM BUNGALOW, MD, ONE
fare zone; electric lights; $45. 80 month. 400
st. me-, Apt. 2. Line. 7l54.
NEW BUNGALOW. ROOMS, BATH AND
large attic; running water; sewer: electric
lights; sleeping and breakfast porches,
sereenedi wash trays In cellar; large front
between A and Fenwick lane. Price. sos .oe.
Mr.. GRINDER.
Evening star., 1923-07-03
BEBTsvILLE.

/ BEBTSVIILE. ak
1o-room house and large lot: lihs !,
and stores; price, 5000; $500 cash, $50 per }
month.
o. r. ZANTzTNGER, JE'
Phone Hyatts. ~ ~
rs MARYLAND ave Hyattsrile. Md. "A
Evening star., 1923-07-03
WOODSIDE MD

terms-6 rooms and bath: h.w.h., cleo; hard-
wood floors and trim; lot 200x2l0 IT; shade
small monthly payments from party able to
pay s1.5oo cash No agents. For full paruc-
ulars call Adams BAL