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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-07
CELEBRATE 4TH
AT RAYMER

For the first time in sereral years
Ra. ner invites you to cele' rate the
Fol rth with them. Arrangements
arc being made to make the cele4
bratlon read celebration.
a committee Is working on the
spe ker and hopes are to get ,man
of more than local reputation.
The committee on sports are arang
ing for full day Of ainusements that
will be Credit to any town.
A band is being drilled for the day.
There is plenty Of good talent here
for first class band music for the
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-07
BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES

l
The Sunday School Rally at Keota
last Sunday was a great success
The schools Of Grover, Buckingham
and Raymer were we'll represented
The Misses Kate and Minnie Lin.
gelbach have gone to Denver and
expect to remain through the sum.
mer.
Mr. Miller brought In his teams
and moved Carl Linebaum's furnia.
'ture to his fathers ranch Monday.
The Children's Day Program will
be given next Sunday morning June
10 at 1o:sO. Every body is invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer and family
Of Greeley spent Sunday at the
McCutchen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy vawter were
in Greeley Tuesday.
Mrs. Phelps and children have
Joined Mr, Phelps In Kansas where
they will make their home.
Miss Anna Showers who has beer
a primary teacher in the Bucking
ham school for several years left
Monday on her way to visit relatives
In San Francisco. San Jose and Lo'
Angeles, California, She will re,
turn to her home.in Keytesville, Mo.
late in the summer where she will
spend year with her aged parents
before resuming her school work
Miss Showers came to this neighbor
hood when the land was being taker
up and she and her brother took VI
claims south of town and roughet
It with the other settlers and proved
up on their land. She taught II
IT. Morgan and Keota before COMING
to Buckingham. Her many friend
IN this community wish her q pleas
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p +. ~
Church seems to Be gaining much
strength. It urges q more consistent
and practical Interpretation OF the
teachings Of Mrs. Eddy by those In
authority and q more liberal admins.
tration Of the church government
Next to change In the official per.
sonnel In Boston. under q definite rule
OF rotation In office. the greatest need
Of the Church seems to be for the cn.
couragement Of greater local church
self-eovernment and democracy accord
ing to the spirit as well ~ the letter
Of the Church Manual. and m!nimix.
ing rather than nm announcement Of
the greater centrnllzation Of authority
b The self-perpetuating Board Of Di.
rectors and their appointees In Boston.
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NEWS OF NEICHDORINC COMMUNITIES
Gathered BY Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

ant and restful year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vawter spent Sunday
at the Hemphill home.
Word has cen received by friends
that Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Silvis and
little son had arrived safely at Comp
ton, California, having made the trip
in ten days.
The Moore family are moving to
their ranch this week
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--------- we have accomplished
q process Of charging q battery with
out the use Of an electric line and
without the waste Of time now neces-
sary. We charge in 10 minutes"
Anyone with the slightest claim
to knowledge Of electricity knows
the q love statements are fraudu-
lent and that there is no magic
dope" that will charge q storage Lat.
terry in 10 minutes without the use
Of an electric line. II such thing
were possible It is very peculiar that
reputable battery manufacturers dc
not know about 1t and use It.
A certain battery manufacturer
was called upon to analytic samples
of various battery "dopes." He
found that some contained sodium
sulphate, magnesium sulphate, so
dium phosphate, sodium bichromate
and other chemicals. He states, very
positively, with respect to all Of those
which he has tested that he had yet
to find any that he had a really bene'
ficial effect. On the contrary be
found many which were positively
Injurious
In view Of the facts a. stated II
ID earnestly recommended that own
ers Of valuable batteries steer cleaI
Of these patent preparations. Glenn
B. Robson, Assistant Professor Elect
|rical Engineering. Colorado Agricul
tural Collegs.
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day II only they can get together and
practice sufficient to do their best
Bills will be printed this weed,
and complete program will be an
nounced later
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Bi. le School. 1900 A. M.
Morning Worship, 1880 A. NJ.
Subject, "A Soldier Who Delivered
the Goods. /"
Mission Club. 1880 P. N.
Christian Endeavor, 1880 P. M.
Bvenins Service, $3.50 P. M.
Read Phil. Srd and 4th Chapters.
Special music.
A home-like church with q well
ccme for ali
William c. Melendy, Pastor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-07
Storage Battery Dopes
Ars Pronounced Fakes

There are q number Of special
electrolytes, powders, pills and bat
terry solutions that are being adver-
tissd and sold under various names.
Recently the Colorado Agricul-
tural College was called upon to
recommend such . preparation which
was described as follows:
I'VE are pleased to release for
general publication. the announce
ment Of the discovery Of ------
s.---------, which has been given
q trade-marked name -----1---.
In the discovery Of ---------.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-07

Just received q shipment Of 14S
pair Of "solfu Leather" shoes. Sell
dins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

the country, putting up his best
game when the going is the rough
est and the outlook the gloomiest.
Moreover. he is as cool as they
make EN-. Which. no doubt, ac'
counts for his sensational work Ia
the pinches.
Wells made his bow in the ma
tional amateur last season, surv'v-
ing the qualifying round with
card OF 1862. He was is strokes ne
hind Guildford the low medalist' lie
went down In the first round, now.
ever, losing TO william McPhail' Q.
Norfolk. Boston, who was eliminated
in the round before the ssmifinals
by Bobby" Jones.
This season Wells hopes TO 90
better. That is, his friends expect
him to, for Wells Is of the que"
modest type and seldom ever COM
mits himself one way or the otner'
Carlton Wells may not set ,no
Flossmoor links ablaze next MONTH
but those who have seen nm ~
action predict big future ior MI"
as a golfer. Maybe not this season.
or tho next. but some lime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Michigan Plans to Enter Crack
University Golfer In Biz EUent

A mn AltBoR. Mich. Aug. IS
No golfer from the state of
Michigan has ever won the national
amateur title. or even come close
TO 1t. for that matter
But followers OF the royal and an.
Client pastimc in the Wolverine com.
monwealth believe they are bcgln
ming to see daylight ahead.
Fact is, some arc going so far as
TO say that precedent may be upset
at the national amateur at Floy,.
moor next month, meaning n chap
from their native state may bring
home the bacon.
The player being banked upon 10
carry the Michigan colors is Carl.
ton II. Wells, of tho Barton Hills
Country club, here. He also Ia nm
Instructor In the University of Mich.
igan.
In Wells. Wolverine folks see on.
OF tho future greats OF the golflng
world. True, he is certain to 10
against the cream OF the golfinr
Observation-Disclosures who nro far
moro experienced than no.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

But that matters not to Wells, for
tho he has been playing tourna.
ment golf only three seasons, he
has shown some exceptional ability
on tho links So much so. in fact.
that tho wise ones say he's bound
TO show" sooner or later.
Be II known that Wells is the
present state amateur champion. He
won the title recently over the links
OF the Kent Country club. Grand
Rapids, after ono OF the most sensa,
tional comebacks ever staged on any
course.
Five down on the goth hole, and
still four behind on tho S0th, Wells,
by taking tho s1st, Ssd, s5th and
a6th, and halving the 32d and saith.
squared the match. Tho next three
holes were divided. but on the 10th
Wells dogged determination assert.
ed itself, and he was returned the
winner.
Wells also copied the title in 1920.
winning at Flint In much the same
manner. He Is one of tho greatest
nnishers over seen In this section of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Local Men
Beaten by
Australians
GHESTNuT HILI.s. Mass.. Aug

/ CHESTNUT HILLS, Mass. Aug.
~ 2i.-The national doubles began
here yesterday on the courts OF the
I.ongwood Cricket and Tennis club.
with 81 teams entered the cream OF
the American runking players and
stars from Australia. France and
Spain,
In the first match Of the day Man.
uel Alfonso Of Spain and Wallace
Johnston OF Philadelphia defeated
the Kinsey brothers OF San Francis
CO. 50. SIS. 60.
j. o. Anderson and j. u, Hawkes.
OF the Australian cup team defeated
l. De Turcnnc and II. Y Johns. both
OF Seattle. IS So. 60. ca.
IS the scores kept coming In Il
appeared there would ~ no upscts
today. The scores up 10 the present
time are as follows
l. D. Mcinnis and r, r. sehlcs
singer OF Australia defeated e.
curley and {. X. Shaw. 90. 80, 90.
Ga. 81.
u. Mathcy and Vincent Richards
defeated w. Howell and c. Ham.
mond. 61. 81. 90.
Pierre Hirsch OF the French Davis
cup team and l.. u. Rice won from
II. n. Fisher and II H. Chaplin by
default
William Johnson. Wimbledon
champion Of the world. ana W }.
Griffin defeated J Barr and J. Jos
ter. 80. si. SO.
l. Williams and J. II. Fonno do.
featsd L. White and /. ThAlholmsr.
as. SO. 81, 81.
l. Dean and T.. Crawford defeated
l. Nandervcntcr and @. Emerson by
default
r. ~ Williams and Watson
washburn, one-tims American Davis
cup doubles team. defeated Com.
mandsr Leonard Darby OF the Amer.
lean navy and G. Fisher. 81. 81. Ga.
w. Bates and II. snodgrass Of
California defeated +. Jostiss and T.
II. Drews ga. So. 81.
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the same course.

The canal course viii b. go yards
in fsngth. The mite viii uecessitato
tho swimming Of eight lengths OF
the course.
Jack Torney and Ka,heryn Brown.
who won the races last year. win
both defend their honors.
Nitric Kouowaioff. who swims for
the Crystal club. Is listed among
the entries in tho mems race. Kon.
owaloft captured tho national Junior
mile championship at Indianapolis
two years ago. and has even bet.
tered the time hc made In tic East
in practice for Tho star event this
afternoon This hoy Is figured on
strongly in the dops
Jack Torney. the mems title.
holder. is life guard At the Yves,
Green Lake beach. and has been in
tho best Of shape all summer His
many friends figure that 10 will re.
peat with victory this afternoon.
Bob Smith. the slim Crystal club
star. will be out for tho mems title.
MS win Harry Mewntters. tho fight.
ing fireman.
Lin PRESCOTT md Carl Mhrkin OF
the Green Lake Neptune club.
pair Of classy performers. arc going
TO make things pretty hot for tho
rest of the competition.
Kathryn Brown. tho Crystal clubs
youthful star. viii be out 10 better
the time she made last year in
winning the race. Hester Eastman.
also Of the Crystal club. and win.
rer OF the title two years ago. viii
attempt TO beat her terminate
across the line.
Francis Ruth schwimmer 9.ycar.
old entrnnt, will do her best TO
show her older rivals up. Blanche
stenmoe. the Neptune club star. and
her club sister. Evelyn Brisbane,
cannot be figured out OF the dops.
Catherine Atwood nm unattached
swimmer. will compete. and her
friends predict that SHE win be
we'll up In front.
The Star has two trophies up for
the winners. II must be won three
years for contestant TO retain
permanent possession. In addition.
gold, silver and bronze medals nre
awarded TO the contestants that
finish first second and third In
both races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
CINCY GAINS
ON N. Y. CLUB

NEW YORK. Aug. I'll Cincinnati
yesterday gained game and half
on tho Giants by winning a double
header from Philadelphia while the
league leaders lost to PIttsburg.
The Reds won the first game. 10
2, and The second 10 3. Pittsburg
won. 10 /. Morrison allowed the
Giants only six hits. ~
The Reds nrc now four and one.
half games behind the Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
TOM Upton
CHALLENGES
FOR TROPHY

NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.-Sir
In Thomas Upton is preparing to
again challenge for the Americas
cup. the race TO be held in 1925, he
announced here Monday. on his ar.
rival from England on the White
Star liner Cedric.
Sir Thomas is confident he can
lift the trophy which he has been
seeking for many years.
After competing in races for %
years in Britain, Germany. France
and other countries. I am confident
the Americans are the best sports
men in the world" he said. IF
ever there were mistakes in time or
distance In my races with 4meri.
cans, they were in my favor"
The challenging yacht will be the
Shamrock ". he said.
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Instructions for Star
Marathon Mile SWin1

All contestants to report at the starting float at
80 o'clock this afternoon al east end of Lake Wash
ington canal
The officials to meet there at the same time to
discuss final arrangements
Arrangements have been made for dressing rooms
for the men and in the University of Wash
ington shell house.
The mems race is to start promptly at o'clock All
entrants to be the starting float at that time
The women's race will start five minutes later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
PHIL TAYLOR GETS BIG LEAD IN STATE OPEN PLAY AT ABERDEEN
George CdprOn, Seattle
Star in 1909, Visitor
fashy Outfielder of Championship Northwestern
League Diamond Team Has Tanning Bee With D..
E. Dugdale
By LEO III. LASSEN

GEORGE CAPRoN, of the fastest outfielders that
VI ever shagged fly burned up the bases for Sc
attic baseball club Seattle visitor yesterday and he
had regular odtme tanning bee with d. e. Dugdale, his
former boss.
Capron played left field for Seattle back in 1909 OF
the seasons that the local Northwestern league entry won
the flag With Mike Lynch in center field and Emil Frisk
in right Caprn made up of the best minor league out
fields of all time.
Just when he primed for trip to the majors Capron
threw his right knee of place and his baseball career
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
FIRPO MEETS
NEW TRAINER

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-After a
hurry'up trip TO Atlantic City TO
look at his training camp. Luis
Flrpo was back here today to meet
Horatio Lavelle, his trainer who Is
to arrive from South America.
Plans have been made to 20 10
Atlantic City tonight and get ready
to start training for Firpo's fight
here on September II with Jack
Dempsey.
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Diamond Dust

Three times with the bases partly or
completely loaded. Johnny Morrison made
the Giants hit into double plays, and the
Pirates won, 10 I.
The Cincinnati Reds cut down tho
lead Of the Giants TO M games by
beating the Pills twice In % double
header Mt 90, s-3.
Seven errors behind the wobbly pitching
~ Burleigh Grimes gave the Cubs n 1914
victory over the Robins.
Hart hitting by Nixon, southworth
and Mcfnnis enabled tho Braves 10
boat tho Cards, 8 10 2.
Hitting when hits were most needed,
the Red Sor beat tho Tigers, to z.
Jimmy Austin, Brown manager,
snd all on the bench were sent 10
tho showers for riding" Umpire
Evans, and the Browns lost TO the
tcnators, . 10 I.
Tho Ynnks pounded three white gox
niichers. and won. 10 10 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
THE BATTERY
DEPARTMENT

Then there was Joe Custer and
Danny Shea behind the bat and we
had Seaton. Thompson and Hall do
ing most OF the fiinging. Those were
the real days
And remember the day you told
Mike Lynch you would carry him TO
the centerfield fence and hang him
up to dry II he didn't stop riding
your" laughed Dusdale en- never
forget that day And that same night
Lynch came TO me and said that he
knew that you could do It. too"
capron left on the Monday after.
noon train for his home. He is 81
years old nov and wonderfully set.
UP fellow, regular man and base
ball lost good man when Il lost
George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

Pro Leads
With 1876
Jack Westland Leads the
Amateur Links Stars
With Score Of 143
BY ALEX c. ROSE

A BERDEEN. Wash. Aug. Ill
n Phil Taylor. the little pro Of the
Victoria Golf club. who won the
Pacific Northwest open champion.
ship title AZ Seattle last month has
his cap All set 20 add new laurels
70 his list and unless there IL a de.
cided drop Of form from that dis
played on the local links by lin
yesterday his hopes will BE- re..i.'
lied b. his winning the state open
crown hcfv.
OF course there II no such thing
as a cinch In golf But when The
Canadian crack tees of this morn.
ing for the final half OF the II
holes Of medal play. his margin u
six strokes gained by phenomena
golf yesterdy il going 20 be a tough
assignment FOR his rivals 10 over.
take.
Out in % and In in - for total
Of g. gave the Northwest cham.
pion clear lead al the end OF
morning round. He simply played
perfect golf. nothing nukey about
his shots. they were Just straight
for the pin All the way. Nor was
there particle Of difference In
bis shots on the second trip. ex.
ccpt that two Of his puts hung on
the lip and added couple Of
strokes TO his score. giving him
50 and a total Of 1876 for the days
play.
Amateur and professional ranks
in the entire Northwest. Al Esp.
inosa. the IngIewood pro. who is
defending his title. Mortra Dur,a,
the local pro. Jack westland and
Bon Stein the two well known
Seattle amateurs. appear 10 be tire
only ones that stand n chance 10
catch the flying Victorian.
Trouble NJ the. long fifth hole on
both rounds caused the only bio,s
on the title holders scofp which
,otailed i42 as the result OF "a
and 70. which landed him in a
tie for Hecond place with Dutra.
six strokes behind Taylor. The tail.
swarthy lad. who came here from
California 70 take up the profess
sional duties nj the Grays Harior
club. shot three par s5's and on the
other nine he registered a %. 50 Il
can be readily seen that ne IL
quite some shooter. is this Mr..
Dutra.
Jack westland. the Inrlewood
champion. with rounds OF Is and 10
lead the amateurs al the half way
mark. his total OF I4s plclng him
one stroke ahead OF his townie.
Bon Stein and one point more than
his club professional. After n fair
%. stSin came hack In the after
noon with a brand OF play that
won for him the city Championship
few days ago. netting a grand
80. making his total ia for the &c.
With the open championship lin.
ishing today. the amateurs viii hold
the spotlight for the rest OF the week
when the state amateur fight will ha
decided. Qualification play in this
event will start tomorrow, when a
large and classy field IS expected 10
'ee-off on 3s.hole journey to ds.
'ermine &c family Of 80 who viii
form the championship.
The results OF yesterdays play
are as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
UNION OIL
BEATEN IN
BREMERTON

DREMERTON, Aug. 2i-The
II Bremerton All.starg defeated
tho fast Union oil team on their
home grounds here by score OF s
TO 5. The Bremerton team knocked
Phil Hovey out OF tho box In tho
fifth inning after scoring four runs
in the fourth and two more in the
fifth. Dewey Smith, who relieved
Hoyey, pitched alright ball. al.
lowing only three hits the rest Of
the way
The Union OIL team made a
strong bid for tic after scoring
one in the fifth. sixth and seventh
and two In the eighth. coming up
In the first Of the ninth one run
behind. With two men on and
two away. Ciementson singled TO
left field and Dewey Smith. in
trying to make II home from sec.
ond. was nailed at the plate by n
perfect peg by wirth. Bremerton
leftfielder. The game was fun Of
thrills turnout, there being several
snappy plays by both sides.
Next Sunday the Aristos win
travel to Portland to retrieve the
loss suffered at the hands OF the
Union OIL team of Portland a week
ago at Woodland park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
JOHNSON TO
BOX FARMER
IN TACOMA

ELoYD JOHNSON has wired that
L he Is coming West TO fight
Frank Farmer In Tacoma. on Labor
day. A san Francisco promoter IL
endeavoring 10 make johnson
change his mind and fight Willie
Mcehan, ut Oakland, instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Williams Bat
Is Protested

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 21.--Ken VII.
liams' home run bat was protest.
cd by Washington players here
yesterday when he went TO the
plato In the first inning. but Um.
pire Billy EvanS ovarruled the
protest. Donney Bush, manager
OF the Senator's, announced before
the game that he will protest the
game II the Browns win.
The bat is not OF the accepted
ash, but fashioned OF hickory,
made special. Williams found II
too heavy early this season. 80
had IL bored and the hole filled
with a treated plug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
DUFFY WON'T
BOX BARRETT

An Oakland promoter has given
up the idea OF staging the JIMMY
Duffy.Bobhy Barrett fight in Oak
land Labor Day Duffy. the coast
welterweight champion, lost 10 Bar
rett in Philadelphia two years ago
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quint.
Cecil Pcttyjohn vs. r. Ayrcs.
N. Robinson vs.. Jesse Feldman.
Fred Gleason vs.. Ed Bradley.
John cArtnna VS. Kenneth ossluEcr.
Leroy Kelley vs.. Kyrian Hynda.
At T. VI.
Russell Ruffcorn vs. Jack Summers
Chot Vincent vs.. c, O. Hatfield
i. u. Wilson W. Dean Christie
Jack Taylor vs.. Mel DranEa
Winner woye.sicphcns W. Forrest
Brown.
Paul Dyer vs. r. Pope
Leroy Foley W. John FItrgeraid.
Pat o'Donncn Va. McBee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
ROUND ROBIN
IN BAY CITY

San Francisco high schools have
decided TO disband the two,dIvisIon
football season. and 10 play regu.
lar round robin for the honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

Charley Paddock, worlds champion
Splinter, Will retalrn TO his home in
Los Angeles within the next few
weeks. At present he II making n
Chautauqua tour OF northern New
England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Mile Races Are Being Staged With
CLASSY Field of Swimmers Entered

the
w IN
The promptly al
the enc OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

Harvard will lose mighty volu.
able backfleld man from her football
squad this fall II the report that
Gehrke will not return to school
proves true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS
Warrington :. 81 Louis :.
New York Ia Chicago s.
Boston 6. Detroit :.
only games scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
BEAVERS WIN
FROM ANGELS

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2i.-Port-
land wound up successful visit
TO Los Angeles yesterday when the
visitors defeated the locals. TO >.
Portland took the series. five games
10 two.
The score r. II. T..
Portland .........4 I
Los Angeles ..-.....s .
Batteries; Middleton and Onsiow;
r.. Jones. Hughes, Thomas and
Baldwin, Rego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
nEsuIrS

Chicago 10. Brooklyn T.
Pittsburgh }. New York J.
! Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia ffsrst
l camel Cincinnati 9. Philadelphia ;
/ (Eecond Ehmel.
| Boston 5, 81 Louis :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

was ended, as it never did
get all right again.
Capron came 90 the Northwest
from the University OF Minnesota.
where he was a star football half
hack and a sprinter, Capron could
cover the century dash around ioi
and was one OF the fastest men 10
ever play the national game. And
ne was big fellow for being so fast,
Weighing in the nelghborhood OF 100
,.,,,,as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
BURNETT NINE
EASY WINNER

The ball toasers from tho mining
camp Of Burnett walked all over the
Newcastle miners in a game at New.
castle last Saturday. the score read.
Ing Is to when the last run was
counted. Burnett played a fast. con.
sbient game and Mt no time permit.
ted Newcastle 10 get started. la
Fromboise and Fletcher both earned
four hits each Tho speed with
which HnuEhland hurled them
across The plate had the Newcastle
-, -,