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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
Lee Steil Leads City
Golf Title QualifIers
BY ALEX c. ROSE

ZEE STEIL the Seattle Golf club champion and runner
IL up in the Pacific Northwest amateur finals led the
field in the qualifying play in the annual links test for the
city ttuar honors at the lngewood Country club
yesterday, with a medal card of ~ strokes.
Following close on the medaists heels Gordon Haw
the young lad who represented Seattle in the recent national
public links tournament at Washington D. c.. with IA
card Bon Stein the state amateur tehoder was the only
other contestant to finish the "70s and he Just did
manage to get there his total being 49,
That the links of the ngewood Country club one of the
most difficult to surely demonstrated that
qualifying round which attracted almost all of the leading
golfers in and around Seattle, when Fred Aver very
steady golfer just managed to under the wire with
50 score. Yes, Fred qualified after hard Journey but
amongst the asorans such well known mashie artists
as Jack Scott leading player at the Beacon Hill course
Arthur Gerbe captain of the varsity golf team and E. W.
Greenway the young man who has been burning up the
municipal links fairways and punking the pill into the
cups at the aforementioned municipal green's in such easy
fashion to make think that said cups were of wash
tub measurements Jack and Art just missed getting into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
1.-TWO mlEhly home rlns by Ra

TWO mighty homo runs by Ray
l. Rohwer over tho right field wall
wero the two bits or pyrotschnics
OF Thursdays twin win OF tho Sc.
attic Indians over the Los Angeles
boys. Tho first score waA 10 3
and tho second , 20 p
RohweTs frat homer came In the
ifth frame. with Moarkio on the
sacks and proved 10 account for
tho winning runs. while his second
waS IN the second game In tho
fourth frame. with Il runner on II
gave the locals tho lead and upset
Lefty Thomas 10 that Crane and
orr followed with doubles that scor.
"a tho winning tally.
Letty Burger ouipltched Tom
Hughes In the first game and with
the help Of Rohwors mighty homer
was brought home the winner.
Wolsor Dell pitched maaterful bali
f0r tho Redskins in tho second en-.
counter. Ritho Thomas. outside OF
his one bad inning. also dlshed up
good hurting.
The scores OF yesterdays mrleos
follow
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Jacobs MAY Go Tn

L,LMER JACOBS today Is the best
IL righthanded finger in the Coast
league. bar none. He has as much
stuff as any OF them. knows how
10 pitch. and altho he's tho father
81 the well.known quintet OF little
JalSes he's no old man By any
means
When they send up pitchers like
George Boehler for $4,000 on the
strength OF one season and when a
great corps OF r.~er league pitch.
srs so up and make good season
after season. not half OF whom
could carry bats TO Jake there's
something goofy.
Jacobs. himself. IS content TO work
on the Coast, as no doesn't like
the heat and cold OF tho East. The
only thing that would lure him
East would be the big money for
the sake Of those same five little
lakes.
This Is Jacobs third year in
Seattle and he has always pitched
winning bali. hurting far more vic
tories than defeats. and no has al.
ways been effective.
He had his chance up there be
fore. but he certainly has shown
Coast league fans enough stuff 10
warrant another trial
Marty krug. manager OF the
Angels. says that Jake could ge,
BY up there Ike a million now and
Krug was there himself last year
and he knows pitchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
Krug Win Be Retained

WT'HERE'S nothing TO the talk
i that Marty Krug won't be
manager OF Los Angeles next year"
Oscar Reichow. business manager
Of the Celestials talking.
"Krug will be at the helm OF the
club In 1924" says Oscar. the club
Is satisfied with his showing and
that's all that counts"
1t must be admitted that Krug
has had a lot TO contend with as
the market for new players Is
closed and he stepped into tho
toughest Job In the league. repiac.
Ing Red Killefsr.
Then there was lot OF jealousy
when he got the job. Charley Deal.
his star third sacker, had his heart
set on the position and wouldn't
play ball for Krug. So tho new
pilot swung deal with Vernon
for Red Smith. Deal Is now hold
Ing out for moro coin from the
Tigers. the same as he did from
los Angeles when the Chicago
Cubs first sent him out here.
Krug is good second sackel
himself yet. and he Is pretty
smart baseball head. The Angels
could do a lot worse than hayins
Krug for a pilot
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is
SET ON GO
WITH CHAMP

WILLIE RITCHIE is working out
w every other day in the after.
noon at the Royal Athletic clubs
gymnasium. on Turk st.
He's been at It now for about
four months. He looks very good.
He IL determined 10 fight Benny
Leonard again. II beat him once
and he beat mo once" he says; ITS
even up. and there's no man left in
the East to fight him.
lie says he weighs III pounds.
Leonard, who can't make less than
1876 and be strong, probably weighs
moro than 14i now. Willie still
has some fat around tho hips to
work on.
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tne draw Dy the Scant mar
gin of one stroke, while Eddie
didn't come anyway near get
ting there, his card totaling
the large figures of 101 per-
fectly good swats at the elu-
sive pill. Elusive" is right,
sayeth e. w. Greenway.
We'll. this oil goes to show that
this lakeshore links Is herman
golf course, and tho player who
is crowned king OF tho Seattle fair.
ways In this annual event viii Ger.
tainly earn his reward.
Following tho IS holes Of qualify.
Ing play yesterday morning, the Is
low scorers engaged In their first
round matches In the afternoon.
which brought about the defeat of
Walter Wand, the Rainier captain,
who was expected 10 20 q long
way toward tho finals. Gordon
Haw also suffered deneat In the
initial round. Theron Rongcru d
eliminating him by and 1 mar.
gin. The rest OF tho matches re.
suited pretty much as expected.
Tho tournament committee has
decided that play will cease today
In honor OF tho lato President War.
rem Harding, but tomorrow morning
tho second round VIII be decided, TO
be followed by the seml.flnals in
the afternoon. Beginning at 10
o'clock Sunday the finalists will toe.
off on their S6.hole Journey.
Medalist Lee stcil's scorc. together
with tho scores OF those who quail.
fled. arc MS follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

Commercialized Fights
Dollar Sign Threatens Ring
Class Jumping Is Big Evil
Criqui Missed Out on Money
BY HENRY L. FARRELL


IN commission much 70 promote me ~
s Of the sports and the benefits derived have not been 0nna
nany absurd and overlapping
prove 0 far-sighted Judgment
oasht The ay ssab~gb and mladeirh tides out Of hook
and put them back into competition.
The ht Of tho commission rule out Johnny bane Johnny Wilson
mission acted but the remains that there nyegh and
3 % sfo hS or s aaa Wilson, walker and L'nh nave n '0'a
yet accomplished
well devote little attention to the class jumping champions
lion in heavier than he reached the top Of the boxers
championship started
works among he sa,rbts Benny leonard atho he may be- excused
nht Mickey Walker for the weiergh ehsmpionsp Walker al
tho no would be IN danger With several wterh seeking matches H
him. has expressed his willingness fight Johnny wilson mddewegh
Dempsey.
THE fallen be shown
l. well by utterances o Johnny Dundee
championship
to be- fighting hamplon
Tho drive after
with lightweight title
every
nnass =, ny, y, S 1 az, s ', s b, !, bs most recent
q a aTp.s Sa was d the ss % Sns about @ EN- an
There only big the boxing who have been
champion Harry
feaheweigh champion
world defended his title % than two months after he had knocked XII
san out Both Tgnsy and cag Ola not dodge the toughest man in their
had Tunney
oSMERcAIsM course
" supervision OF boxing has combat There giate
XIII evil curbed
thought that tho eroan demands boxers could be regulated by prob
Ting tho giving OF the
with by reaching a
The rule In New York limiting the OF the
In New Jersey making SIS the maximum that charged ads
ought
motors get around tho price Limitation by turning Of the choice
seats TO ecaipers and taking n cut OF their profits
medicine
before killing itself incurabe
(oMMERcAIIsM the game
"
legitimate boxers The fans
Criqu his
he
beaten and Inundated champion
Il "fIe didn't have a chance 10 pull in a Of
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Baseball Is
Halted Today

In respect for the memory OF
the late President Harding, whose
funeral Is being held today IN
Marion. Ohio. professional base
hail turnout the land win be post
poncd.
Los Angeles and Seattle will
play a douhlcheader hero Satur-
day and another sunday In the
final appearances OF the season
for the Angels here.
Seattle goes on tho road again
after these games playing at San
Francisco and Salt Lake before
returning home.
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JAPANESE is
WINNER OVER
AUSTRALIAN

CoUTH SIDE TENNIS CLUB.
- Chicago. Aug. 1os-Zenzo shi-
mizu. Japanese tennis star, yester.
day defeated ]. y. Hawkes.. Aus
tralian. In tho first match OF the
Japan-Austraiia final ito In the
American zone Davis cup tennis
championship matches.
The Australian took the third
and fourth games.
The little japanese fought with
superb generaLship that has made
him star and took the fifth. sixth
and seventh games. He faltered
in the eighth. however. Hawkes.
winning by some flashy drives.
The score was. ca. 80, 20, 81,
81.
In the second match OF tho after.
noon ]. o. Anderson. Australia.
met Mason osuke Fukuda, Japan.
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Diamond Dust

Walter johnson singled In tho eighth,
wont around on two singles, and scored
the run on n sacrifice NY that gave
washington a 7-,o-i victory over the
Indians
Another johnson stunt" was
pulled by Lou North, Card pitcher,
who singled In the 18th inning. and
drove In the run that beat the Giants,
10 20 ~.
Using up months supply ~ runs. the
Athlstlcn mauied tho white BoE, 81 TO g.,
and finally won series
old man Adams went to tho mound
with his head and n giovo and pitched
the Pirates TO CO victory over the
Robins.
Tho Reds increased their losing streak
TO six straight games whsn tho lowiy
Braves plastSred them, 1 to 0.
Gerber's error back OF couple Of hits
Kicked tho props out from under shooksr.
and tho Red sox beat tho Browns. I to o.
Tho Cubs leaned on tho Phiis'
Couch In the ninth inning and won,
g TO 1.
Hoyt, Mays md Pipp Grass lot tho
Tigers put tho ball all over the field.
and the YankH didn't win, II to ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

NEXT HEAVY
TITLE SCRAP

JACK DEMPSEY has gone into
- trimming ut Saratoga Springs
for Luis Firpo. F1rpo couldn't stop
Homer Smith In 10 rounds.
The Dempsey. F1rpo match does
not look 80 big now. Back in 1918
Dempsey knocked out Homer Smith
in ono round. Homer isn't MS good
fighter now as he was then-and
no wasn't much then.
F1rpo In matched with Charley
weinert. weinert Isn't much good.
either.
Firpo has to stop weInert or his
match with Dempsey will become
ordinary.
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Out: 5S3. AS. s44-s7.
In: 544. S4s, 544-S5-7s.


In: 544. S4e, 544-S5-7s.
Haw. "a: stein. 10: Niemeyer, so;
Hatton, so; Green. so; westland. so;
Knudson, 80: McMiclen, IS: Ronge.
rud. IS; Stuart, 81; Wand, IS;
Doran. 81; Canning. 50; Kellam, SO;
Aver. 90.
The first round results were as
follows: Steil beat McAiicken. 4 and
?: Hatton beat Doran. and i; West.
land beat Kellam, and 8; Stein
beat Stuart, and 8: NNmeyer beat
Wand. 3 and 2; Aver beat Knudson.
2 and /; Green beat Canning, and
6: Rongerud beat Haw. and 1,
The feature match in tomorrow
mornings play win be the meeting
of Bon Stein and Jack Westland
The winner viii oppose Lee Steil in
the upper semi.finals In the after
noon as that young lad has already
won his second round. Gene Hatton,
his opponent, defaultIng. Niemeyer
VS.. Aver and Green VS.. Rongerud
are the Tits In the lower half OF the
bracket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
GORDON COMING
TO FAR WEST

Harry Gordon, one Of tho cleverest
youngsters to be developed in the
Enbt in years, Ia on his way West to
do battle with l1S-pounders on tho
Pacific coast Ho recently beat Carl
Tromaine.
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<. y. FANS GIVE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1o.-More
than $500 was taken UP here Thurs.
Gay night at boxing exhibition to
Be used in the Harding memorial
fund Of this city. Margaret Mary
Morgan, San Francisco's only
woman supervisor, made a speech
asking for money, and then per.
sonalIy passed hat thru the
arowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
WILTSE WILL
HOLD BERTH

There has been lot OF tulk in the
East that George Wiltse, veteran
manager, would be given the cato by
Buffalo Mt the end of the 1nternatlon'
al league season. But Buffalo Is
riding In third place and playing such
good ball that It looks like Georgs
will 10 on the job for some unas ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
SILVER WINS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1o.--Jack
Silver. San Francisco lightweight,
annihIlatcd Jack Mcfarland, for.
mer Olympic club champion, in four
rounds last night. Mcfarland
barely escaped a knockout. Bobby
Allen beat Pete Daley In the semi.
windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
YOUNGSTER
IS PILOT

when George Whitfield quit as man.
ogcr Of the Toledo Mudhens. In the
American association. recently. Bill
Terry, a 23.year.old outfleldcr, war
put in charge of the club. and they
proceeded to win three out OF four
games from the Kansas City Blues,
league leaders. Terry, by the way.
Is leading tho A. A. in hitting. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. 10e-Jack Bern.
stein. Junior lightweight champion,
and Pal Moran. New Orleans light.
weight. went 10 rounds to draw.
Frankie Jerome, New York bantam.
weight, won a 1O.round decision from
Danny Edwards.
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doubles teams in the North
west.
Ircns stephens. city champion and
bayfield, net queen. bias also til,i
her blank.
Windy Lanslle. ono Of tho famous
LanElls family. VIII also compete In
The Star tournament.
Entries arr open for uSarly n
week yet. but players planning 10
take part should send In their blanks
Immediately. They will be accepted
at tho tennis department Of Piper
q Taft'B or spaldingn
The following players have filed
during the pas, two days:
Additional entries follow
MEMS SINGLES
James ~. Andersen. y. Pope. Mrfbsr,
Little. chst Duet, y MsDpaaid. 0easEs
Clarke. l. v. Pore, X ~ sebpiisid
Richard uufr. Leo IaEsrstrum, wtady
I.AhEil-. John caftasa. Don ossinBsr
Kenneth ossinEsr. Harry Godfrey. 1oha
Carson. Morton Hohlnsnn- Mel pfanEa
Jack cisUus. Phiiiip Nyrsu. Arnold Ffi'
bore. G. G. Williams. Paul y, Dyer. =
Anderson. David CruikhhAuk. Arnold v
Anderson. G. W. Rider. Norman whii,es
Fred r. Gleason. John BaeslAnd. Jr., ia.
mon De oea, Edward bradley. Lake
mEN's DOUBLES
Ramon DO OeA and FRED Gleason. Johr
| nackiand. Jr, aud Arthur Bailey. Nor
man whittst and Nelson Robinson. o, W
/ RIDER and e. Q. Williams. Arnold p. An
dsrson snd Elmofo Anderson. Paul 4
pTwsF and partner Phillip fyrsn and
| I. v. Foye Chst pgrit and Mel DrauEa
Harry Godfrey and Kenneth OssinKsr
James Anderson and John csr,auo
Windy fAnKlis and Leo faKerstrum,
| Richard burr and Grant Laisurs. jack
MsihsFn and Il II. Hehotsld. Georg'
Clarke and Ted Clarke, J. r. Mcdonald
and partner. Edward Bradley and Luke
ThsibsrE. Herbert Little and Jack Myers
y. Pope and .. 7. stephens. Frank Bbaw
MINED DOUBLES
Herbert Little and Dorothy Li,tls
windy IAnEiia and partner. Paui 4. Dyer
and Margaret HonniE Nortaan whitisi
and Irene stephens. John HArkiand. jr.
and Ellen DAckiand. Ramon De OcR and
Madeline BoKsrt O r. Stephens and
Mrs. o. T, stephens. Earl MAskeil and
ThsimA woiff. Leo LsGors;rom and
TheImA Welt.
woMES's SINGLES
Tsrns protan, frens H,ephnna. Thsifnh
Wolff. Eleanor stephens. Margaret Hen
Mig. ELLEN BAokiand.
woMES's DOUBLES
ThsimA woln and Irene stephens
Margaret Heunig and partner. Eiinor
stephens ana FsTne Pruvau.
JUNIOR hoy SINGLES
Robert Briggs Dick Jackson, Robsr;
Eimsils, Alden uyers, nnly Sewkirk. A,
Pomeroy. Norman whlttct. James w. An.
derpou. Chef Duott. Luke ThaiberK
George Clarke. John cartano. Kenneth
ossinger. Harry Godfrey, Mel DranEa. u
Anderson. David Crulkshank. Jack
Ciasue. John Carson. Don onslnger. Ted
| Clarke.
JUNIOR hoy DOUBLES
Albert Clarke and Robert Briggs, Dick
jackson and partner Alden Byers and
Robert Eimsllc. Bully Newkirk and Yer.
non Sawyer. Norman whittst and Mel.
son Robinson. James Cartanp aud Jane,
W. Anderson, Chef Duntt and Mel
DranRa. Luke TholbsrE and Edward
Bradley. Ted Clarke and George Clarke
Harry Godfrey and Kenneth ossingor
y. Anderson and II Benson. Kenneth
Myers and Jack ClnRuc.
JUNIOR GIRL SINGLES
Theima Wolff. Margaret Hcnnlg, Flea
nor Stephens
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defeat to Thomas. At bat--Off Thomas
70, hits bAttcd .. runs scored J. Runs ,e.
Hponsiblo fur--Dell ,. Thomas 2. Struck
ant--Dsl /. Thomas q. Base on balls
Thomas 1. hit by pitched bail--welsh,
by Thomas. Homo run--Rohwer. Three
base hlt-Hood. Two-bHsc hits-Crane 2,
orr Sacrifice hits-Twombloy, Mearkie
,. Runs batted in--Twombley, Rohwer
?, Orr. Smith. Double plays-Thoma. 70
MoAuley TO GrisEs; Eldred TO Johnston;
krux 20 MoAuley TO urigg,. limo OF
rhme-li2o. umplros-Carroll and Casey.
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Game Chatter


Bni orr played third base for the
Tribe on Thursday, Ted baldwin
being b~nched because he hasn't
been hitting. Orr played very nice
third base aud helped himself TO
some healthy hits during the day.
lie turned in prize play when he
went h-hind third hase fer Art
GrikEs' drive and threw tho strong
man out At first True. h. couidnt
have tagged a fast man. but never
theie~s, Il Was swell play.
Sammy Crane kept VI bis great play
ing At nhoFtstop and picked up two
doubles In the second uff
hob wallace finished up both games
for the visitors. lie pulled tha priss
boner % the afternoon Whsa be had
Rohvrr picked Oft OF first and Ray
kept right on going FOR ssevud wailaep
threw 70 first Just a. RohVsr Naa slid
Ing into ths keystone station.
Besides hitting two home runs Oh
Thursday, Kohwrr rugped one u tho
Longest doubins of Of the right field
fence In the Last time he went To the
plate. the ball hitting far down the
fence. II II had b~cn nearer IN.
right Held limo Il woald have cleared
the wall eAaily.
Jimmy welsh ala some nifty hitting
himself lie picked UP q iriple. doabls
and single during the dhy.
Doc Johnston had large time Ia
the first game yesterday. picking up
triple and two singles Ia four attempts.
Lefty Burger had . bad speli Of
wiidneas In tho seventh frame Of the
first game when he walked thru.
men with ono away. But be SCOT
cut of bad hole when tho Angels
scored only once ON . 1eidcr's
choice.
Plenty OF triples we're Registered yes
ierday. Carroll. AeCaes. Orr, Hood aud
welsh collecting.
Red Saith touched Up whssrsr Dell,
his former team mate. for Tires stinEin g
singles IN ths second sraeau
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Seattle SLugger Only
Three CIOuts Behind
Rohwer Bangs Out Two Circuit Blows Wednesday in
Double Bill and Reaches 25 Mark; Jacobs May Go
Back to Majors; Other Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DAY ROHWER the greatest long distance sugger That
X ever wore a Seattle baseball uniform is making n
mighty bid for the Babe Ruth honors of the Coast league
He gave two onions the long ride out of the Seattle orchard
Yesterday in the double bill with Los Angeles and brought
his total up to % for the He is only three circuit
swats behind Paul Strand of Salt Lake who is leading the
procession with %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
DUFFY AND
DAVIS DUE

There In talk that Jimmy Duffy
and Travie Davis win DO rematched
for four-round bout at tho Oakland
ball park, Labor day. Duffy won
n decision when they mot there ro-
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
GETTING SET
FOR BIG MIX

Jim Coffroth. san Francisco pro-
.moter has wired Montana for plans
for the Arena Mt Shelby. There Is
talk that he may try to promote tho
Flrpo-Dempsey fight at TiaJauna,
Mexico. II anything goes haywiro
with tho New York plans for tho
Bcrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
THRU
AS A DECEIVER

Dutch Leonard Is thru as n
pitcher. Tho Fresno Valley lengue
club has signed RED" Oldham TO
act as first string receiver for tho
Raisln city club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

The worlds record for the mile
walk is held by @. II. Goulding Of
Canada. He made the distance in
six minutes, rs $40 second, on June
4, 1910.
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BRIEF STILL
HITTING EN-

Bunny Brief who hold1 tho Coast
League record for homo runs was 49,
is up TO his old tricks in tho Amer.
lean association. Ho leads the league
with % Mt this writing. He hit over
40 circuit blows In 1929.
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WHAT, AGAIN.

Benny Leonard and Johnny Dun,
doc will meet for tho ninth umo,
when they clash ut tho Yankee sta
dunn. September IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
TRY TWOp

Johnny Kilbane, former feather
weight king, Is planning to go into
the restaurant business in Cleveland,
Ohio.
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ROhWer Is
Hero When
Locals W in
Two Honors in Double
Bill Help Tribe Win
Two From Angels
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


Seattle 8. los Angeles , tfifst Eame)
Seattle .. Los Angeles tsscond gamsl.
Han Francisco ~. Portland ,.
Halt Lake I, Oakland g.
BserAmtnto 40. Vernon ..
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SOLONS AGAIN
BEAT VERNON

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1O.-JTho
Sacramento club is getting closer
and closer to first place in tho
Coast league rnco. Tho Solons took
the third consecutive game from
Vernon yesterday, 10 20 3.
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Star Tennis Entries Pick Upin
Past FelU Days; Burr Is Entered

n nism to be on after
Richard the
fst Ia
Of
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S. F. DEFEATS
PORTLAND CLUB

PORTLAND, Aug. lo.-san Fran.
cisco easily defeated Portland horo
yesterday, II to Q.
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WELL. WE'LL

Tho California Elks are planning n
big bowling tournament for tho Sep.
TENDER sesalon ut Eureka next
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

Seattle AZ San Francisco.
Oakland a. sacramento.
Vernon AZ Salt Lake
Portland AZ Los Angeles
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NATIONAL LEA0ur
RESULTS

RESULTS
Pittseurx 9. Brooklyn =
Boston /, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago ?, Philadelphia 1,
St. Louis 10. Now York IL (lb inn,nv.,
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RESULTS

RESULTS
washington .. Cleveland 1.
phiiadolphia "a, Chicago 8.
Detroit IL. New York ..
Boston 4. II. Louis a,
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OAKLAND AGAIN
TAKES BEATING

OAKLAND, Aug. 1O.-Salt Lake
again defeated Oakland here yes.
torday. Tho scoro of tho encounter
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