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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
LOggerMir
Must Be in
Arena inq

TALK that tire Dode Bercot.Ted
l. Krache return battle might be
held IN the Seattle Coast league ball
park is just gossip. There isn't a
chance OF IL being held there. II the
local club lives up 10 tho previous
policy or not sub.leaslng the grounds
while the Seattle team Is in the
city.
The Indians return from a two
week trip today and viii open three
weeks Of home play tomorrow with
Portland.
The erection OF seats on tho
grounds would take several days
and u would take the ground.
Keepers number OF days 10 get
the field in shape for baseball play
again.
How they are going TO get every.
BODY into the Arena that wants 10
see the battle is a mystery. Late.
corners couldn't get In with guns
last time and after the sensa tional
finish the biggest crowd that ever
saw a fight in the Northwest should
be on hand a week from tonight.
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men were a head. only to have
the Cleaners come from be-
hind and win out both times.
Sunday they had two men down
in the ninth and were three runs
behind. but they pulled out. tied
the score and won IN the 18th.
That kind OF stuff makes real
champions
Tho Cleaners and the ThresBroth.
crs bye Works win tangle Sunday
in the second game OF the finals.
Tho Cleaners are responsible for
lining up neutral field and should
INFORM this department tonight as
TO what arrangements have been
made.
Both teams were somewhat weak.
encd Sunday. the Dycrs playing
without Ivan Jones. crack outfieid.
er. and Harold shidler. star pitcher,
while the Cleaners were without the
services Of Kendall. the best hitter
on either club.
Tho second game pitching sclcc.
tious are very much in the air.
Louie Fox southpawcd mean game
for the winners SUNDAY until hts
support blew up in the ninth. Jim.
my Mutually finishing in high class
fashion.
Carl Roe pitched nice ball until
his support wobbled and he lost his
stuff Winnie Gaier got the worst
Of the breaks. some goofy fielding
on pop lies losing the game for
him.
The DYcrs viii undoubtedly make
q strong effort 20 get shidlcr out
for Sundays tussle az he has shown
the best stuff u any Of the hurlcrs
on ihe two clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
Villa ms
OUer Wilde
for CrOlUn
BY PAUL II. MALLON

NEW YORK. June I9.-Four years
1 ' ago Paneho villa. II years old.
came out OF the Philippine cane.
brakes TO make his fortune. AT
thai timo Jimmy Wilde. British wiz.
ard was sitting on the world"
Today villa is fywelght cham.
plon or the world. and the fighting
career OF tho famous welshman Is
ended
Working like an animated bat.
tering ram. villa pounded, jabbcd.
hooked and cut the veteran until
his plpe.stem legs dropped nom be.
meath him and he sank TO the can.
vas in the seventh round at the
Polo grounds last night. completely
knocked out Blinded and beaten,
his face covered with blood and his
spindle white legs trembling beneath
him. Wilde fought for five long
rounds on his courage. Never after
he was knocked down by right
cross TO tho Jaw at the close OF the
second round. did he have n chance
to win.
He knew he didn't have chance
but he CROPPED blindly on and on.
He would not so down until he was
knocked down and he would not so
out until he was Knocked out.
l, was the first time in his long
career that Wilde had been knocked
out by a man OF his class. But
the odds OF Inactivity and age were
too great He could not prancc
about the ring fresh and fighting
In the old spirit. Only few sec.
onds OF the first round did he look
like tho Wilde OF old
There were 10000 spectators to
see the battle, and u is estimated
they paid $4,000, Of which villa
took $50, 600 and Wilde $1,000.
a peculiar situation developed as
n result of Villas victory. He can
claim the flyweiEht champion OF the
world but he Is not champion OF
America. He was recently beaten
on points by frankie Gonaro.
A bout between them probably
will be arranged shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
Mrs. Cary
Is High in
GOIfPIdy
BY ALIEN c. ROSE

.DLAYING a consistently stead y
l. gnme-m mingled with bits Of bril-,
fancy Mra. Q, G. cary won tho
medalist honors IN yesterdays aunl-
Tying round for the wOmcu's ciiy
golf championship. az the Earring
ton Country club. with an 81 score,
topping the field Of 30 starters. The
Darlington star had an her clubs
working la fine fashion. and her
card WINS the only one that did not
have a -" marked on n. Her -
on the t75 yard No hole was the out
standing Mature Of that fine round
uf play Following ciouC on Mrs,
Curya heels came three lngl6wood
stars Mrs. Young. Mrs, Jackson
and Mrs, Brldgnnn each with cards
Of S. The latter player had a
grand chance 10 tie tho low medal
score hy sinking n short putt on the
last green but-ahc missed H. Next
on tho liHt came Miss Helen Far.
Ivll. Seattle Golf club. with a 81.
aud Mrs. Don Moore. the Darlington
captain. who In boss Of this weeks
show. with o..
The exhibition Of golf on tap was
easily the best seen in these parts
Tor quite spell and the 10 quail.
ficrs In yesterdays round viii fur.
nish plenty OF thrills for so Kolf
bugs before this grand Folfing event
draws 90 close with The final
match next Friday.
Two well known links figures.
Miss Phobe Nell Tidmarsh and Mrn.
Rex stafford. both OF this Seattle
Golf club. were unable 60 compete
on account Of illness
The North End and Inglewood
clubs each landed six IN the select
circle az tlyc End Of Mondays play.
while Darlington W-,h two and the
Rainier and jefferson Park clubs.
each with one representative. make
up tho rest OF ti~ family left TO
Fish, IL ont 10 determine who viii
DO seattlo's first queen o. the fair.
ways"
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WASHINGTON
CREWS WORK
FOR REGATTA

DoUGHKEEpsIE. n v. Juuo 10.
L The University OF Washington
vargity and Frosh crews went thru
the FIRST workouts on the Hudson
this morning in preparation for the
national rowing championship June
rs.
Coach Russell eallow did not seem
particularly pleased with the initial
showing of his men on the Hudson.
altho he did not comment upon the
workout
The hot sun seems 20 give the
hardy Westerners plenty of worry.
According 20 word they bring here.
the run was stiffling when they raced
Wisconsin last Saturday and made
rowing exceptionally hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19

Radiant
Red Puts
Up Stock
Said to Have Offered His
Holdings in Seattle
Club to L. A. Man
BY LEO II. LASSEN

WITH the seattle hall club stilI
w hasking In tho iight Of investi-
cation and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
there are bound TO be rumors coming
right and left regarding the club
The latest report as wired from the
Los Angeles Record Is that Wade
kilefer part-owner OF the Tribe or
fcred his stock 10 James Gormley
former chauffeur Of John 4. Powers,
former owner Of the los Angeles
club
Recently Gormlcy married Helen
Kelly. Powers niece, and Is now IN
dcpcndenuy wealthy. Gormlcy Is
said TO have turned down the offer
killefcr undoubtedly Is di@ppolnt-
ell tho way things have been break
INK as the team hasn't been a howl
Ing success on the playing field or as
drawing card. and the fight be-
tween tho factions in the league are
hurting attendance.
killefer expected 10 come 10 Seat
he as managcr Of the team, but found
sentiment IN the training camp so
strong for Harry Wolverton that The
CRAY Wolf was left on the job,
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sfE.iRkLE Is
HITTING BALL

For a short bitter Clyde Mcarkle Is
getting wonderful results. Picked 70
play second fiddle to Bin Ramngc at
san Jose. Mearkle has fooled the
hoys and Is sticking around, playing
second regularly now that Bill Orr Is
out Of the game Mearkle hits well
because he Is always out In front Of
the hall at the plate and he Is always
trying something. He has the Willie
Keeler habit Of hitting them where
they mint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
BIG PORTLAND
FIGHT WEDNESDAY

Joe benjamin and Bobby Harper.
TWO Of the handsomest battlers in
tho ring. Will swing the leather init.
tens In a 1o.round session AT Port.
iand tomorrow night in what should
be one OF tho best mills OF the
Northwest season. Harper hasn't
fought for some time. while Benja.
min isn't any too used 20 the 10.
round game. Things are about even
and IT looks like $3.50 proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
SAILOR SIGNED
BY DES MONIES

Coulter, tho big chap who has
been doing the twirling for the U. S.
$. New Mexico. Pacific fleet cham.
pionship ball nine. has signed with
the Des Moines club, of the Western
league. He viii finish his enlist.
ment the first OF the month and re-
port Immediately. Coulter tossed
several games while the fleet was
here last year.
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LANE MAY YET
CATCH kOPP

After q slow start. Bill Lane has
swiped 10 bases, according to the last
averages published. and he is now in
second place, Merlin Kopp leading
with 81. The Sacramento star is set
ting a dizzy pace. but Lane gets bet
ter as the season goes along and
Eopp can hardly be expected to keep
.ss..fr;= his present speed On the paths as
II isn't human.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
CHIEF BENDER
Is NAVY COACH

Chief Bender, former Philly Ath-
Ietic hurler. has had a lot OF ups and
downs since pitching for the famous
Quaker city aggregation. His latest
job Is the coaching position at the
u. 5. naval academy for next season.
He helped train the pitchers this year
and his work was so well liked That
he has been engaged for next year
as the regular coach.
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RITCHIE GETS
STAGE OFFERS

Willie Richie, of San Francisco,
former worlds lightweight champion.
who Is planning n comeback In tho
ring gume, has received several the
ntrical offers of late, So far, how
ever, no has not accepted any
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NAME SHELL
AFTER GREAT
ROWING VET

COLuMB1A'S rowing shell. which
" viii carry the Blue oarsmcn at
Poughkcepssc june IS. viii bear tho
name OF George $. Downing. the
great Columbia oarsman and grad
uate. who lost his life in rescue work
following the Argonaut mine disas-
ter at jackson. Cal. in September.
For three years Downing was stroke
on the Columbia eight and acclaimed
by Coach Jim Rice as the best man
for that position the Blue has ever
had.
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ANOTHER
TRADE

The New York Giants and Boston
Braves have swung another player
deal whereby Catcher Smith and
Pitcher Jess Barnes go to the Braves
for Pitcher Watson and Catcher
Gowdy. Smith is good catcher, but
bad actor. while Barnes is doubt
full comeback. Gowdy is about thru.
but in Watson John McGraw has a
young pitcher who may be biz
winner soon. And thereby lays the
point Of the whole deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
HOAIERU\ KINGS
MEET Ills WEEK

Jim Poole and Ray RohWer, ms
only hitters TO ever pole three homcr'
over the right field wall in Seattle IN
one day. meet this week. Poole play
Ing FIRST base Tor the enemy Poole
hit three over the garden wall last
year In a doublc-header and Rohwcr
duplicated this great feat the closins
day Of the series with Salt Lake two
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
OHaRA FIGHTS
On THURSDAY

Ted o'Hara. one OF the cleveres.
lightwcights in California, makes his
first start in the Northwest in Ia.
como Thursday. claShing in a six.
round set-to with Young Carmen.
the likewise clever miller from San
Jose. Carmen showed plenty OF
stuff the night he shaded jimmy
Sacco here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
KERR BACK IN
WESTERN LEAGl T.

Johnny Kerr. the young hortstop
brought out by Biu Rodgers in the
Western Canada league last spring.
is back in the Western league. He's
wanderful fielder. but couldn't hit
major league pitching. 80 Detroit
shipped him TO Omaha under option.
They say he's plenty good enough to
get by in Coast league company.
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LEW TENnLER WINS

PHILADELPHIA. June 10. Low
Tender. Philadclphia's southpaw
lightweight. won an eightround de.
cision from Pal Moran OF New or.
leans before a crowd or 10000 specta.
tors at the National league baseball
park last night.
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SPALLA WON'T
MEET GEORGES

Ermino spalla. the European
heavyweight champion. has turned
flT.ERh Vffsr Tor fiEhI Win
Georges Carpenter. spalla insists
that the Frenchman first fight Van.
deryeer, the Hollander. whom he
defeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
STACY suoNNs 10 NIT

The newly organized EiHeY shown bali
club wlil meet and practice AZ o'clock
this ctenlnE AZ liberty PARK. itth and
jefferson The manager Il Locking for a
good. snsrpY third hasrmAH. a game -
sslng arranged far Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
MACK HEARD
FROM

Johnny Mack. the popular little
piitsburg feathcrweight. who Is in
me Orient with Mickey Harmon and
AiAtt Matthews. wires that tho Jour
hsy has been a big disappointment
10 him in that the two boxers have
been VI and not able to fight. and
That he Isn't 50 keen about the Far
East. Mack says the party viii be
heading for home again. and Il will
take some strong Inducements 10
ever get him away from these
shores again.
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YOUNG LEONARD
WINS VERDICT

NEW ORLEANS, June ia poor
tiIhsh ended an interesting bout hero
last night between Young Leonard
OF New Orleans and puggy Morton
OF Cleveland Morton claimed that
he WINS foulod In the sixth round but
his claim was dls0llowod and he was
counted out.
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PORTLAND OPENS
HERE TOMORROW

Portland wall make its first bow OF
the season here Wednesday, opening
three weeks home stay for the
Redskins. Portland was in a terrible
slump. but mapped out OF II last
week at the expense OF Vernon. vim
ming five out of seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
CHARTER BOAT
FOR OLYMPICS

American athletes in the Olympic
games in Paris next year viii mako
the trip to France aboard the steam
ship America, according to Col. Rob-
ert NJ. Thompson. president OF the
American Olympic committee.
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crns WIN CONTEST

PORT TOWNSEND. June ia.--
The Port Townsend Cubs defeated
the fas, Waliingford Merchants Of
Seattle by n 4.io.3 score IN a speedy
game played hero Sunday. Lake.
pitching for the home team. WAS cf
fsctive IN the ptnches Adams.
Cuba shortHtop. was the batting
star Of the game
Tho score r. II. Il.
walllnEford Merchants :. ! . /
Port Townsend Cubs .s I ,
Batteries. Foy and kringle: Lake
and sotia.
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Ball Park Out of Question for Big Go
Amateur Results
EAGLES nREAk EVEN

over 5000 fans saw tho Seattle
ana Anacortez Eagles break even In
r. two game series which was played
az Anaeortca during tho state con.
yeution OF Eagles, Sunday and Mon.
day
Anncortes won the first game In
a very exciting battle by a ninthln'
ming rally. 10 b. a doubtful deci,
sion by the umpire aided the home
team. according 20 the Seattle men.
Tho seattle team came back and
took Mondays battle, The score in
the second contest was 20 Z. BIZ
Johnson. Roy Rounds and Lefty"
sherman pitched nice ball for the
dFitorh during the series. while tho
hitting Of jay Cotier Bin Hughes.
Cieary Evans. Harry Johnson and
Red Henry also featured.
Tile Eagles GO.piecc band played
between innings o. both games. and
the Seattle players received royal
treatment while In Auacories.
Tho score sunday X. II. y,
Seattle Eagles .,,.... ,
AnRcortra Eagles ... j
sherman. II. johnson and Kamp:
schnefcr. Mccomas and Amsberry.
Tho score tMondayi- r. ~ p,
Seattle Eagles ........ II ]
Anacortes Eagles ..... ,
-. Johnson. Rounds and + Cot.
ter. Fransen. Accomaa and Traf'
ton.
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SCRIBES ON
PITTSBURG'S
FISTIC BODY
THREE pitts

THREE Pittsburg newspaper men,
l. William Peet. Edward n. Jones
and II. c. Clayton. became members
Of the Pitisburg boxing commission
thru a shift in the personnel.
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ENGLAND is
ELIMINATED
In CUP PLAY

MASSACHUSETTS, Eng, June 19.--
4'l Spain eliminated England from
Davis cup play today. Count &c
Conner defeating Lyott In the decid.
ing singles match. 81. s.1. rs.
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lrns for tpdsps matches. follows
10 a. m Mrs. Cary - Mrt Moss.
iests=- Mrs. Ebnrtlnr ~. Miss Farrell
ie.ie-- Mrs Twlichsti w. Mrs. Pratt
1915 Mrs Gresham 81. Mra Jackson.
1856 Mrs nFidKmAn -. Mrs. Langley
1855 Mira Carpenter -. Mrs Roberts
10 1e- Mis- Moore vs Ars rsAse
io.as- Mrs. ffoichkiss fs. Mrs. YonnE.
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nIAck pIAMoNp NIcTon

black DIAMOND. June is--Hlack
Diamonds ball eiub made It four straight
By dsfsatiaE the fast MaEnoiias g
Chambers HYdurn and strand led the
The Black Diamond boys made total %
rs hits of 81 gurnry and suess. Next
sunday BLACK Diamond plays tho Queen
City Az stars, an aggregation OF eoiored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
NEXT SWIMMING
CLASH JULY %

The next swimming meet Of tho
season here win be the Pacific North
west indoor championships. which
viii be staged at the Crystal Pool
July rs.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
and . (i3 lnnlngnj .

81 Louis 6. Boston first game; 81.
Louis ,. Boston second gamcj
Chicago 6. Philadelphia 8.
Detroit ~. New York :.
Washington 4. Cleveland (i3 lnningsj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
SIGN JACOBS

Ray Jacobs shortstop OF the Ogden
club Of the Utah state league, has
been signed by the Los Angeles
Coasters to report for duty septem-
Der /.
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Here Is Kearn's
Idea of Battle

HERE Is Jack keans' idea OF
- the Dempsey.Gibbons fight:
i look for Dempsey 10 have
trouble with Gibbons. The fight.
or who comes to Dempsey will
fall. But the fighter who steps
In and steps out win bother the
champ. IF Gibbons elects to slug
with Jack, he won't last any long.
err than Carpenter. have
always thought Carpenter n
great fighter, but he didn't use
the right tactics with Dempsey.
II Gibbons wcnvcs in and out.
the fight may 10 tho limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
TopPEnsH WINS

ToPPENiSH. Juno ie,--Toppcnish came
from behind and dt'eeted whpnto. to 4.
In thrilling exhibition sunday. Il was
lie game until the eighth inning, when
". Ward, with two men out. cIoutod out
- two-hagger which brought In the win
ming run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
Game Chatter

Tho Giants l.to-i victory over the
Cards yesterday was tho first in the las,
seven starts
johnson outclnsscd Coyciesl,le In n
i3-inning hurting duel, and the sem
ntors won their first game of the 49,
ries With the Cleveland lndmns,
10 3.
Maranvlllc connected safely teus times
out OF five trips TO the plate yesterday,
enabling the Pirates TO take the opener
with Boston. s to y.
The Red Soy scored only two runs
In IN innings and lost two games 10
the Browns.
o'Farrrli, Cub catcher drove IN six runs
with n homer and two singles In the game
with the Phlllics yesterday.
Dauhcrt started q slammnE festival I'm
the sixth. and tho Cincinnati Reds scored
four runs, beating the Robins, G to 3.
The Sanks got IL hits yesterday
al 1n.l q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-19
SOLDIERS cor GAME

SOAP LAKE. June ~. The
second Battalion. Fourth Infantry
hall club shut out inc Trinidad club
4 So o. hero Sunday before the
largest crowd that has ever seen a
contest on local diamond The
soldiers are hiking from Fort Wright
10 Camp Lewis Both catchcts con
tributed three basgcrH to thslr sides
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pAcIrIC COAST LEAGrE
GAMES rms WEEK

Portland at Seattle.
Gait Lake az Sacramento.
Los Angeles At Oaltlnnd.
San Ffanclsco az Vernon.
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L0uie's Cleaners ShoW Fight in
Winning Biz Star League Battles

V0U hand OF
in o he t-knovnf flame
the
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car co. sur or

NEWCASTLE, June H. Newcastle won
from the Seattle cap CO. nine by n score
~ ia In an exciting game here sun
day Al 81 the scores ~srs made IN tho
list Inning Chamberlain played bril-.
liant game al first base for tho winners
a fast double play 70 which tho Cap GO.
iuficid figured, grmmu to Peterson 20
Colauro, vas feature Of the contest
10th teams played alright BAH after the
InllInI .nnrLD..
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Great Falls Is
Getting Larger

TShE population Of Great Fails
L has Increased 5000 since the
announcement that Dempsey and
Gibbons would meet az Shelby
was made. Shelby Is 90 milcs
away. and many people who in
tend to attend the fight are max
lng their headquarters IN Great
Falls for the present.
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The Red Soy scored only two runs
In IN innings and lost two games 10
The HrpNyus
The Ynnlss got II hits yesterday
mud lost 10 the Tigers, II TO =.

The white Sox scored two runs In the
ninth with two out to beat the Athletics.
g TO g.
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CREosorE WINS

CREosoTE. June e. 49, CreaEote won
from tho fast going Pleasant Beach nine
- TO >. In good game here SUNDAY
Several errors aud verbal attacks on tho
umpire marrod the contest.
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GEoRGErowN IosEs

GEORGETOWN. Juno is-The crack
Botheli tall club noscd the Georgetown
Merchants out. 2 TO J. In fast and c1-
citing game here sunday. Both Reynolds
and schmitx. the rival twiricrs. were IN
excellent form, pitching Ahutout bali for
eight Innings Georgetown scored IN the
eighth. while Bnthell put on great rally
IN the last Of the ninth. Forans three.
base drive won tho game.
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MuKILTEO TnOuNcEp

MUltlLTEo, Juno l9--rhe Augustine
" kyer club OF Seattle defeated MutIltco
here Sunday, 20 ?. J. MoGarrlty. center
fielder for the winners. was the atnr OF
the contest with three hits and four sen.
satonal catches To his credit
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HsfHis8e1s
NATIONAL LEAGuE


New York 4, So, Louis I.
Cincinnati s, Brooklyn 3.
Pitssburg 8. Boston ..
Chicago ?. Phil Helphla :.
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