davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-09-04
FREDERICK HUFsM|TH
EXPECTED TO RECOVER
FROM SERIOUS INJURY

Steady improvement has been
noted In the case Of Frederick Hut
smith, Is year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hufsmith, who was in
jured Sunday when he was struck
by an automobile near his home at
564 CY avenue. He suffered a
p%unctured lung, caused by a frac-
tured rib. Besides this injury
young Hufsmith also received a
fractured shoulder and arm. He
is being cared for at the Casper
Private Hospital.
, 1923-09-04

hearts of the people was emphasized
at the meeting.
Mrs. KEN went from Minneapolis
to Louisville. Kentucky. whore she
will visit at the home of her parents,
returning to Casper about October
first.
, 1923-09-04

children hero had received no word
from Mrs. Rigdon regarding their
father having disappeared. Other
relatives here also were without
news from Minneapolis. When Mr..
and Mrs. Rigdon left Cheyenne it
was their intention to motor from
Minneapolis TO Illinois after the bar
association convention.
Rigdon IS one OF the leaders of the
Wyoming bar IND is prominent in
democratic state political councils.
, 1923-09-04
ATTORNEY OF
cheyenne IS
MISSING, Said


MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Sept. A.
Police today found no trace OF
Charles Region of Cheyenne. wyo-
ming. attorney. who has been miss
ing since last week. when he at
tended the convention Of the Amer
lean Bar association. Foul play
theories were advanced by police.
Region had more than 81. 900 in
cash and jewelry when last seen
here.
CHEYENNE. wyo., Sept. 4.-The
"Char'es Regden" OF Cheyenne,
Wyoming. who is reported in a
Minneapolis dispatch as having dis.
appeared there. is believed here TO
be Charles L. Rigden, former United
States Attorney for Wyoming, who
went to Minneapolis to attend the
American Bar association conven
ton last week. Mr.. Rigdon's daugh.
ter stated this afternoon that the
, 1923-09-04

Comparisons are ocious. No first
class cook ever thinks of comparing
Van Duzer's with other flavoring ex-
tracts on the market. Van Duzer's
are better,-Ady.
, 1923-09-04

Miss Lois Hayworth will leave
Saturday for Laramie where she will
continue her work at the Wyoming
university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
STAR NET SCHEDULE FOR
SATURDAY PARK MATCHES

son
Davis and Hickman va Quinn and
Hsury,
Al =. ".
Winner gsmpssn Meyers va winner
Koslepski. DTS
Winner Thslssrw Rodsi va winner
Paimquist Oldham.
winnsr Pops DO oeA W. Leo Lager.
strom.
Vincent ard Lss '. " Rosia,on aud
partner.
Dyer ana swart, ". watson and
Hsury.
Winner caftana- Andersen Va r. HEX.
man.
Eaifeorn and Ksny vs. Pop. and Ste.
Brown ana Eamps0u vs.. LAnslis and
IaEsrstfom.
Taylor and T,ilsfs y. Anderson and
Anderson.
o'ponnsil and Pslmquis, va clarke
and Clarke.
Hart and Johsp,on vs. LEhtfoot end
Charleston.
swanson and partner vs.. Aesse,h and
Marion.
At5P. VI.
Meyers and BoEgs ys. Aeponsid and
Brennan
bradley and TheIbsrE vs.. o,,inEer and
Godfrey
Henderson and wlndAs vs. car,Ana and
Anderson.
At sP.M NJ.
bracket
winners In mems doubles should hold
,henisslvts In readiness 10 play second
round matches az . and p. m; matches
20 be made up at scoroboard at com.
pietion Of sirst-rouud play.
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SATURDAYS SCHEDULE


c ssu va winnsr cartaHa- stsad.essr-
Clarke
ThslbsrE ~ winner Robinson. ssukirs
shaw and Olsen ~. Anthony asd Cur.
wallace and vsEsi vs Howard and
Howard
iastsoa aud winston '. ol.aa and
Hotter
mus Davidson ard Williams v. New
kirk and Sawyer.
AZ n A. NJ.
seally and Beuiiy ~ BriEEs and
Clarke.
Vs5s and Thomas ". Emllss and
Bysrs
nurdeus ana Rowe VI. Clarke and
Clarke
srsnson ana Robinson Va drssnsions
and Thompson.
cartanS ard Anderson VI. BENSON and
Anderson.
cisEns and Meyers vs. Hogan and
Hogan.
Meade and Wayne ", Zine and Mel.
son.
winners Of shave matches 10 be SEIZED.
uisd a. play Ia completed,
At 1 r. ".
Same schedule plan.
At p. VI.
s'mi. finals junior boys singles dover
Bruce Hesk,,h vs. winner Poors.wil.
son.
Bsardsley vs.. winner Robinson Bssrds.
Icy
o T. stephen. vs.. winner williams.
LlRhtfoot
chstt Dusit vs.. winner Kldwsii. wat.
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w dtsOn Is
NOU Star
for Giants
DH1LADEIPHIA. Aug. st-Eyen

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. at.-Evcn
the greatest OF managers, lead.
err OF the John McGraw and Con.
ME Mack type. can make mistakes
in their judgment or ball players
Pitcher John watson. OF the New
York Giants, In delighted that Con.
mic Mack was unable to see him as
pitcher. and after a thoro trial
sent him back TO the minors.
Watson some years ago was Sc.
cured by Mack from the Eastern
league. At that time Comics pitch.
Ing staff was in such shape that
any pitcher who could simply throw
the ball had chance.
Watson met with some success
and much failure as n member Of
tho Athletics. Perhaps his most
noteworthy feat was the pitching OF
a double.headcr. He lost both games.
but by close scores. Watson seemed
10 have plenty OF stuff. but accord.
Ing 70 Mack. didn't learn fast
enough. and no was shunted TO the
minors.
Fate first frowned and then
smiled on Watson. He came back
to the majors as n member OF the
Boston Braves. In the spring OF the
year. when the Braves seemed dos.
tined for the cellar, MeGraw bought
Watson.
Since Joining New York. Watson
has pitched good ball and is now on
tho high road TO prosperity. He
seems certain TO cut in on fat
portion OF the world series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
MONTANA is
STILL SORE
ABOUT BOUT

THE Montana papers ARE still
l. roasting the newspaper men who
attended tho Jack Dempsey. Gibbons
fight.
They insist that much of the
trouble at Shelby was duo TO the
writings sent from Shelby to tho
larger papers.
And. of course. they are wrong.
Tho troubles ut Shelby wore due 10
the fact that certain "saps" under.
took to stage n worlds champion.
ship fight In COW town that
couldn't support small four.round
show.
Then tho people Of Montana, very
foolishly. thought they were In
honor bound TO dig UP tho money
for tho fight. that they were obi.
gated to do so, when, as n matter
of fact. they were not.
Suppose prize fighting were legal
In California, and some fool, with.
out having the money. offered $500.
600 for n worlds championship fight
to be held at Milpltns.
Would tho people OF California
feel then that they would DO eter.
nally disgraccd IL they did not put
up the money!
Wen say they wouldn't Thoy'd
DO "saps' II they did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
BERCOT TO
BOX JONES
HERE NEXT
DoDE BERcoT vs.. Morgan Jones.

NODE BERcoT va. Morgan Jones.
~ That Is the piece de resistance
OF next Wednesday nights fistic
menu az the Arena.
Dode Henry and Morgan William.
respectfully, were both very much
put out when Pete Moe called their
recent six.round tilt in Tacoma a
draw.
Bereot figured he won It hands
down. and Jones couldn't see any.
thing but that he outfought the
slashing Monroe sapling.
So as TO settle all arguments and
dispense win all bad feeling that
might arise from said recent fracas.
they win battle 1t out again to put
straight the question OF Northwest
lightweight supremacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
IDLENESS IS
EXPLAINED BY
HARRY WILLS

ONE OF the sporting writers in
" Boston told Harry Wills. the
colored heavyweight, that some
criticism had been made Of him be.
cause he had not fought in the
last several months.
II know" said Wills, but IL I
had gone about picking up suckers
as this. Flrpo is doing 1 would have
been criticised great deal more.
am used 10 criticism and / am
used to being passed up by men
who pose as champions or cham.
pionship contendeSa, and who are
afraid to meet Ia in the ring.
II don't know who criticised me
for being. idle 80 long. But II 1t was
Dempsey or Firpo / know how
either one of them can get me back
in the ring very quickly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
CRITIC HAD
GREATEST OF
LEFT HANDS

Otto Floto, Denver sport writer
remarks that the greatest left hand
he ever saw was that Of Young
Critic.
One day. while Griffo was seeing
Dempsey work for his fight with
Carpenter. he remarked:
IF Dempsey could only use his
left hand as he does his right he
would be the greatest champion of
all time.
would rather have n good left
hand than two good right hands.
"A fairly good boxer can keep
away from a right hand. But it takes
a very. very good boxer to keep his
face out Of the way Of good left
hand.
Fred Fulton has the best left
hand Of all the heavyweights. But
that's all he has-and he hasn't that
when he's fighting a man he's afraid
Of"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
OFFICIALS
NAMED FOR
SWIM MEET

MAJ. J. A. JACKSON, superintcnd.
4'I ent Of parks, Will act as hon.
orary referee at the Neptune clubs
swimming meet. 10 be staged satur.
day afternoon at the West Green
Lake beach. The meet is to start AT
2 O'Clock. The meet will draw Junior
swimmers from all parts OF the city
to compete.
Lambert sternberg. captain Of the
Crystal Swimming club, will act as
referee. Lou Evans, superintendent
OF bathing beaches, will be the an.
nouncer. Harold Shidler, Green
Lake life guard. and former Lincoln
high school athlete. will be the mar.
shall of events. Jack Moen. Rome
Bronkalla and Joe siedler will be
the judges at the finish.
Lefty" Hoagland. Cliff Harrison
and Dick Eckman will be the timers
and Norman Bartells. Jimmy Fulton
and Dad" Henry win be the diving
judges. Tom Olson has been named
clerk Of the course.
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serves us right-Seattle made
something like 125 runs in a
week there.
While Paul strand. Duffy Lewis.
AMI the rest OF the hitting Bees are
good hittors anywhere their aver
aees must he taken with a grain
OF salt. as that park swells their
records about 90 per cent, and they
play half their games at home,
The long jump TO Utah is an ex.
pensivc one and the Bees never
draw very we'll 4 visiting club is
lucky II IL breaks eyNn there. II
would be a great thing for the Coast
league II some city in this territory
could get the Bee franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Bercot and Jones Next

.DoDE BERCoT and Morgan Jones
~ will furnish the headliner in
next weeks show NJ the Arena
Jones is one Of the few Northwest
ern lightweights TO get a draw with
tho Monroe logger. and return bout
is expected TO be fairly interesting
session. Bercot draws 'em. no mat
ter who furnishes the opposition. be-
cause he fights all Of the time.
Ray Pierce. the San Diego STAT
who made such biz hit here We'd
nesday. may be on in the semL-
windup.
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still Talking Morgan

TViE Seattle bugs arc still talking
i about tho wonderful ring skill
Of Tod Morgan. The youngHter
gave one OF the finest demonstra>
tions Of boxing that has ever been
seen here. He's the first boxer
that ever made Bud Ridley look
silly. Ridley can box some himself
and has a peach OF a left hook,
but Morgan made him helpless.
The kid and his father have gone
on fishing trip into the Olympic
mountains. He doesn't plan 10
fight for month. But when he
does no should pack tho boys I'm
as he's class all over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Crack Mitt
Singer to
Seek Title
After Pane h o Villas
Title; May Box in
Seattle Ring
BY LEO II. LAssEN

BY LEO III. LASSEN
|. CEoRGIE MENDEs. nyweighs
~ king Of the orient. IL en- route
20 the United States from Aus.
tralia. Hs is coming Tor a battle
with Pnncho villa. worlds title
holder, which may be staged in
tho East soon.
Mendes has left Honolulu and
viii arrive here within a week or
70. He is expected TO make his
first bow In the United States In
the Northwest soon after his arr
rival.
Just who VIII BE- his opponent
Is uncertain as there isn't "A very
large assortment OF nyweighis
hereaboutB now.
Mendes. they nay. fights 'em
from 40 20 iis pounds. which may
make Il possible for Vic Foley. the
Vancouver. -. c.. crack. 20 take
him on. George Marks and Ted
Silva. the California stars. are also
in line for a tuHsle with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
KiIIefer Not With Team

CoAIETHlNG may be brewing
~ among the powers that be on
the Seattle hall club.
Reports have il that Wade Killefer
Is not with the Seattle club in salt
Lake. but Is In Los Angeles with
Charley Lockari on business.
It's strange that Killefer as man.
aEcr OF tho club would let the In.
dams so on such u trip without some
official OF the club in charge.
II must be mighty important stuff
that's going on in L. A.. whatever
ii is.
No word hns come as TO what bird
Is leading the Redskins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Tribe Wins
Slug Fest
With Bees

GAIT LAKE, Aug. 2t,-seattle wal.
- loped Salt Lake here yesterday,
II TO 4. in a free.hltting contest. The
Indians from the Coast accounted Tor
three home runs, ono triple and five
doubles.
Les Shcehan. Salt Lake second
sackcr. got two home runs. bringing
his total TO %. Ray Rohwer. the
Seattle outfielder. also got one. and
brought his total TO -.
Elmer Jacobs twirled nice ball for
Seattle His variety OF offerings had
the home team guessing mos, OF the
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Scott Is a Real Referee

DIT aIUIIs INC bItWtItou oN,
i fetal. is n real referee.
He knows his stuff in the ring,I
and the fans have lot OF faith IND
his judgment.
The local boxing comuissionI
should make an effort TO land Scott
for the main events here in the,
future. as he lends lot OF class to
the proceedings.
Bobby Johnston. the Seattle hase.i
ball club trainer. is another third
man who deserves work when thss
club is home He's fine worker iu'
the squared circle. and he speeds
things up wonderfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Not So Many Games Listed

MICK WILLIAMS says that he
IN has wired sammy Crane regard
ing the number Of games TO be
played with Salt Lake this week and
Crane replied that a double header
Is booked for Saturday
Tho Indians and Bees had three
postponed games 10 make up on this
trip but the salt Lake owners have
evidently decided against the whole.
sale double.headers that would have
been necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
SALT LAKE CHEESE BOX MAKES JOKE OUT Of COAST RECORDS
GEORGE MENDES AUSTRALIAN FLYWEGT KING IS COMING HERE
HitterS Run Wild When
They Perform in Utah
Coast League Batting Averages Don't Mean Any
thing, Considering the Joke Scores Registered in
Bees Park
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

CALF LAKES famous baseball cheese box is making its
y annual joke out of Coast league batting records The
rarfed air in Utah makes the bali travel farther than
elsewhere and the short fences make impossible for good
baseball to be played.
Batting averages of the Coast league don't thing
with the terrible that registered there 20run
lead doesn't cnch any game there.
One inning this Salt Lake made 16 in a
frame That's horrible baseball. Wednesdays Seattle
Salt Lake score 1915 One year-192l, if memory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Clarke Helps Young Seals

ERED CLARKE, one OF the great.
i est outfielders that ever trod a
big league outfcld, is coaching Gene
Falla and Paul waner, the star San
Francisco youngsters Clarke, Is
showing them some Of the tricks that
made him one OF the greatest fly.
chasers in the game. And Valia and
Waner. both being young. smart and
ambitious, should benefit a great
deal from Clarke's expert coaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
LONG SWIM
is BOOKED
LABOR DAY

A VALoN. Catalina Islands. Aug
L 24.--Gorion Rails. long distance
swimmer. viii attempt On Labor
day to swim the l7.mile stretch
across tho Catalina channel. from
this island to San Pedro.
The swim. which is comparable tc
the swim across the English chan
mel. Is said 10 be complicated by
tho extreme low temperatures Of
the water and the dangers Of at
tack from sharks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
FOSTER is
GIVEN GATE
BY ESSICK

os ANGELES. Aug. 24,--Georgo
- Foster, ex.Amerlcan league pitch
err, who has been with the Vernon
Coast league club for the past two
months, was given his outright re.
lease today by Manager Bill Esslck
because Of his alleged refusal TO give
the club his best services.
EAsick said Foster refused TO ac.
company the team to Salt Lake City
TWO weeks ago. claiming Illness in
his family. The illness, in Essick's
opinion, did not warrant Fosters &C.
ton.
Foster was also fined $3.50. which
~ believed to have been his salary
for the two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Too Much Work for Ridley

DUD RIDLEY is being overworkeds
ID Tho Seattle featherweighc
needs long iayoff from the ring, as
he Is in danger OF going stale. Trys
ing 10 fight Sailors Walters, Charley
Moy and Tod Morgan inside OF a
week is too much for any miller.
AZ that Morgan. on the class ha
showed against Ridley. figures "a
beat Bud any time they start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
KRAMER JOINS
FIRPO'S CAMP

Cliff Kramer, San Francisco
heavyweight boxer. has Joined tho
training camp OF Luis Angel Firpo.
the Argentine. who meets Jack
Dempsey for the worlds title in
New York, on September IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
UNITED STATES
HAS BIG EDGE

Since the Olympic games were re.
vived. In 1890. in the six meets held,
representatives OF tho United states
won AZ important events. while
Great Britain has won but eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24

ahephan ,. Three-base hit--crana. Two.
base hiis-Eldrsd Rahwsr :. YaryAn,
Johnston. s,raad. McCabs. Frsdurieks
Drew. Sacrifice htts-wsIah. Meartls
stolen bases-strand. Jenkins. struck
out-MeCahe 5. Jacobs 9. Bases on balls
-hes,ass !. Jacobs J. Runs responsible
for MeCaee 10. Jacobs (. Umplrss--
Becker and Toman Tims--i.t9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 24,-A
real pitching find!
John Saladna, rookie twlrler for the
Kansas city Blues, Is building up
that reputation all over the Amer,
lean Association circuit.
And no wonderl
He has won all games Manager Bill
Good has started him In this season.
There arc seven Of en- to HIS credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24

Elmer ReIger, who has been with
the Vernon Coast league Club and
played for Seattle number OF
years back, Is now twlrling for tho
Fresno team. In the San JOAQUIN,
Cal, Valley league, -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
ANOTHER JOB
FOR RICHARD

Tex Richard has been namd pro.
motor Of boxing shows In tho Polo
grounds. Tom o'Rourke. the vet.
eran Polo grounds promoter. recent.
ly resigned his Job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
BRITAIN MOTHERS SPORTS

Four-fifths OF the athletic gameS
played turnout the world had their
origin In Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
ESYfSis8ets
rAcITIc COAST LEAouE
RESULTS

Esa,tis ~. Salt Lake 4.
Portland 3. Sacramento 4 fflrFt EArnsl 7.
Portland ,. Sacramento I tHeeoBd EaIns).
San Francisco 7. oakland 9
Los Angeles {, Vernon I OIL inninEsll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24

at the scoreboard during
Saturdays play.
The finals in tirs junior angles
viii DO played Monday.
Thursdays play was confined to
singles eVents with good matches
being tho rule Of tho day. Defaults
s,ill marred a great many SEIZED.
uled matches.
siel DranEa won the feature
match OF tho day from tho veteran
H. w. Hart at s4. s.s.
Chef Vincent went thru two
rounds by defeating II. o Hatfield.
81, 81. CO and Jack schcrner in
straight sets. CO. 60.
No drastic upssts were registered.
Tho complete results OF Thursdays
play and the revised schedule for
Friday follows:
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
At 4. ".
Mel DrhnEs ~ walter gwansou.
Joel stAAdseksr ~. George Clarke.
AtsP.N
Dick fiurr W, Joe Avnrtr
Fred Gleason vs. Windy tanEliss
Morton Robinson ~ Mel DranEz.
At 8 Y. ".
Billy Sswhirk ". Nelson Robinson
John Cartana Va. winner Clarke staa
decker.
Ezra Pope ~, Ramon be oca
Ralph Zoe VI. Chef Vincent.
Bob FIREMAN W. wlliiH piummsr.
Harvey Palmquiat - Gene Oldham.
Paul Sampson Vs. Herman Meyer.
At 9 +. ".
Gordon Wayne ~. Chef Dustt.
John CAftana vs. +. Anderson.
Frank Koziowski W. Psrea DIX
r. Kidweil We L. A watson,
Ed Poors W. /. %. Wilson.
Nelson Robinson -. winner fAnglis-
Gleason.
At $3.50 y. m.
Chef Dusit w. winner Gleason and
Friberg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
NATIONAL IEAGrE


New York 2. 81 Louis Cflsst rnmej
s. Louis :. New York tsecond game.
Chicago 8. philadelphia Z.
pittHburE :. Boston J.
Cincinnati 10. brooklyn &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
SEALS WINNERS
FROM OAKLAND

OAKLAND. Aug. 24.-lost 20 San
Francisco yesterday, 4 TO 6.
inc score: r. II. +.
san Francisco .....,.... 10 3
oahlhhd .'.....ss.c...... 9 IL 8
Battcries-shea, Hodge and Ag-
new Kroner. Knight and Rcnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
BEAVERS WIN
TWO TUSSLES

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 2i.--Port-
land took both games from sacra-
mento hero yesterday The Beavers
captured tho first. TO (. and the
second. TO /.
The scores first rame1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
AMERIcAN IEAGrr
RESULTS

CHICAGO 10. FhlladrlphlA 0.
Detroit 2, New York /.
Cleveland ;. Warrington / 90 inningt).
H. Louis Z. Boston ].
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
Doubles Play in Mems and Boys
Divisions in Star Meet viii ODen


OF
at the completion of first
until all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24

The female Psyche moth of Argen.
tina never leaves her homo OF twlgs
Iand grass round her soft body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
THURSDAYS RESULTS
lunar noxa' Sinvlr.

Junior Boys Singles
> DranKa defeated Andrew Hsuder-
son. SO. SO. Walter Swanson defeated
Fred Clarke. Ga. 81. Chst Duett de-
featsd Donald Howard. 60. go. G. Nau
defeated Alden Bysrs. 50. go. Luke
Thelberg defeated Kenneth Wallace. Ga.
1-6. 81. Nelson Robinson defeated Frank
Shaw. 50. e-1.
Mems Single.
Edward Poors defeated Ted Holloway.
rs. 81. Bruce Hesksth defeated Le Roy
Kelley. 81. SIS. Waiter Beardsiey de-
foated Leroy Foley, 81 default. Nor.
ton Robinson defeated Irving Anderson,
Gel, so.
Msl DrangA defeated n. w. Hart. 60.
50; j. +. Mcdonald defeated n. w.
Pepper. SO, 9-6. s-2. Harry LiKhtfoot
defeated George Clarke 90, 6-z. Ga;
Pores Dix defeated John Henry by de-
fault: Igwold Rodai defeated Walter
swanson, e-i. 60.
Gene Oldham defeated Arnold John
son. So. SO; Nelson Robinson defeated
Cecil Pottiiohn, 60. 81. -. Anderson de-
foatsd Jack ClaRne by default. Alex Fine
and J. Nau both defaultod 70. Hickman
defeated Clarence johnson by default
Joe Swartz defeated John Curran, 60,
Ga.
c. o. Baxter and John Anderson both
defnulted, Chef Vincent defeated n. o.
Hatfield. al. 81. 60. Chet Vincent de-
fontsd Jack schormer. ca, 90.
Ramon dc Oca defeated John Back
land by default: Leo Iagorstrom do
feated Harry Blake by default.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24
GRIGGS' HOMER
WINS CONTEST

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 24-Los
Angeles won the fourth straight
game from Vernon here yesterday,
when Art Griggs poled out a home
run in the 18th inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-24

so far. -
Some record for greenhorn.
says Good,
With Saladnn hurting victory after
victory. the Blues chances for tho
pennant are excellent
Now the team is leading st. Pauk
it's only got an edge by small mar
gin but Bin Good has fond hopes.
And he banks on John 10 prina
about their realization