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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
LOCAL PRINTERS LOSE

Washington Swamps indianapolis
Team in National Meet.
BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Aug. THE Indian
apolis printers team in the national
typo tourney being held here went
down before the Washington team In
an overwhelming defeat by a score Of
20 to 8. The winners got twenty hits.
Twelve runs were scored in the first
three innings.
Detroit and Chicago were others
winners in the second days play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
0'D0WD WINS BY K. o.
Muncie Boxer Puts Away Schumacher
In Third Round.

BV Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Aug. T. Mickey
ODowd. Muncie featherweight, scored
his second knockout within a week
by putting away frankie Schmalzer
of Milwaukee In the third round of a
scheduled twelve-round bout here
Monday night. O'Dowd weighed 1875
and Schmalzer 1872.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
CUP MATCHES THURSDAY
Tennis Set Ahead One Day Because of
Harding Funeral.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. THE Davis Cup
matches between Australia and Japan
will be played here Thursday, 1t was
announced today. Two singles
matches scheduled for Friday were
set ahead because of the late Pres1-
dent Hardings funeral.
Winners of the meet here will meet
the French team at Brookline, Mass,
Aug. IS, II and 49,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
After Mile Record

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Joie Ray viii
attempt to break the mile running
record Of 4;15 3-5 at the National A
A. U. track and field meet at Stage
Field. Aug. 30.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today.

liAMER. ASSN.-st. P. at IndpIs. Z. C. az
gtel. Mil. at Tol. Mimi at Louis
AMER. LEAGUES. L. at N Y Cleve
at Wash Chi. at Phila. bet at Bos.
NATL. LEAGUE-N. Y at Gin. Phila at
Bits. Brklyn. at Chi. Bos at St. L.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
Big League Liners

New York's awakened Giants forged
still further ahead OF their pursuers
In the National League race by twice
drubbing Pat 'Moran's Reds at Gin
cinnati Monday. 1t was the fourth
straight victory over the Moranites
and put the New Workers. six and
half games in the lead-the greatest
advantage they have had since they
started West.
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Dundee and Gooseman

BIZ Jntred PTe8s
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. Mike Dun
dee. Rock Island Qll) bantamweight
has signed to meet Ernie Gooseman.
of Milwaukee, here Aug. Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07
Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis ~ 800 100 oOO-4 IL 2
Louisville ..... 400 002 IOs-7 10 8
.McGraw. Morrisette, Schauer. Grabowski.
Mayer; Dean. Meyer.
Thirteen Innings)
Milwaukee 10 010 600 600 % IL
Toledo -. 010 100 O10 600 IA 10
Pott. Shinault; Finneran, Smith
Kansas ity-Columbus-Rain
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W.. --...s.
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Major Homers Yesterday
Fournier, Robins, lib.
Miller, Athletics, Ito.
Hooper, White Sox, Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07

The managers of the Lincoln & AS and
Eagle Independents are requested 10 get IN
touch with The Times sports department
at once.
Umpires Bah Mattern and Pat LUCID are
requested 20 call The Times sports depart
ment, Main $500,
The Clifton Americans hold a permit for
Riverside diamond No. 5 for next Sunday.
ANY team wanting a game for sunday or
later dates call Harrison 1422 ana ASK ior
Ed Beech SsovSe Cubs wa'eAs sDa Marion
Cardinals take notice.
On account of we; gsounds. the Druid
and F.. game was postponed last %eeh.
and will be played this Saturday. All DRUID
players are requested to be at the hal
Wednesday night, as arrangements Will oe
made for the Helnsourg trip sunday anu
the Hills Camp game on AUG. " moss
not In the lineup return suits TO IA W.
Ohio St.
The Marion Cardinals would like to ar
range q game for next Sunday with team
holding a permit for Garfield at IL 80. At
p. m. they meet the Fountain square a.
c. on Garfield No. /. For games call I'd al
Drexel 1884.
Bob Blackwell has Joined the Trtsnsle a, A.
Cs after long absence because OF an IN
Jury The team wishes a game Sunday
Cali Drexe 1904 and ask for Bob.
The Riverside A. A. viii hold the regu-
lar weekly meeting on Wednesday evening
AT uTdeli and Clifton SITS Manager David
son requests all members TO be present as
important business will be discussed,
LAWRENCE. Ind. Aug THE Law
renee White sox lost the first game of a
tkree-Eame series to Cumberland, l 70 o.
II was . great pitchers battle between
Lyle and Wray Each twlrleF "a aN4 tSs series 4s
will be played at Lawrence next sunday
Lawrence would like to hear from fast state
teams Address Clell Gibson, Box lao, Law
rence. Ind.
MooREsvMLE Ind. Aug. 7.--Moores-
Vile evened up the series with stilesvlAe
At that oyn by woB the 5es st game on
saturday. 2 to l. The decisive game will
be played at the annual picnic at Moores.
Vile on Tuesday. Aug IA An eigntn,l la
put Mooresville out in front Sunday
The indianapolis Giants. colored, are with
ont game for next Sunday and would IKE
10 hear from some fast State club. Shir-
lev. Anderson. Kokomo. Lebanon. Craw-
fcrdsville Bloomington and Bedford take
notice. For games address Gus Fleming,
thirteenth and Yandes SITS. or call Weh
ster 3171.
Wednesday Aug. 10, Will see the emo
of the most successful season which the
diamond Chain Baseball League has ever
experIenced About eighty men have par
ticipated in the four-team league. the mem
bership being limited strictly TO the en-
nloyes of the Diamond Chain. At present
Tho SNAPPER Jax team Is leading with eight
wins and Ave defeats. but the race is so
close that any one Of the other three teams
may top them before the season closes
Recreation and sport for the greatest num-
Der of men. rather than enc crack team
for a few, has been she aim and the re-
suits have thus far exceeded all expecta-
tions.
CAsTLEToN, Ind. Aug. 7.--Castleton Is
without a game for Sunday and would like
10 hook fast State team. The Selmiers
defeated the locals here Sunday in a game
, featured by the pitching and hitting OF Jones
of the winners.
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Bob Blackwell has Joined the Triangle A.
Cs after long absence because OF an IN
fury The team wishes game sunday
Call Drexe 3S04 and ask for Bob.
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The Marion Cardinals would like TO ar
range g game for next Sunday with team
holding a permit for Garfield at IL 80. At
8 d m they meet the Fountain Square A
c. on Garfield No. /. For games call Ed al
Drexel 1884.
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By NEA Serric

5y NEA Serrfce
EU1ASHINGToN. Aug. lis
IWI Walter Johnson going back?
III Walter admits it himself, so
there can be no doubt about it.
Johnson has been pitching in the
American League since 1907. He
has always been on a losing team,
never with a great club. AS "a re-
suit, in order to win. he invariably
was forced to press his pitching to
the limit.
When start pitcher begins TO go
back the blame is invariably laid to
an ailing arm. Listen to what John
son has to say on this point:
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The Riverside A. A. will hold the regu-
lar weekly meeting on Wednesday evening
at Udell and Clifton SITS. Manager DAVID
son re1uests ali members 10 be present, as
Important business will be discussed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07

Double defeat was bitter for Gin
cinnati, for an even break would have
put them back to second place, as
the Pirates, occupying that berth with
a mere two points ahead of them,
dropped a game TO the lowly PhiIlies
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MooREsvMLE. Ind. Aug. 7.ZMoores;s-
Vile evened up the series with stilesville
at that town by winning the second game,
4 to 3. Stilesville won the first game on
saturday, z to l. The decisive game will
he PLAYED at the annual picnic at Moores-
Vile on Tuesday, Aug IA. An eighth-in-
ming rally. in which three runs went across
put Mooresvtlle out in front Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07

WHEN YOU THINK OF POOL soL sA GG 70 aRtos
Balls Talk. VIII Charge
EXHIBITIONS DAILY. ALL WHITE HELP. EVERYBODY INVITED
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On account of we; grounds the Druid
p and E. game was postponed last week
and will be played this Saturday. All Druc
players are requested TO be at the MAJ
made for the Helmsburg trip Sunday and
the Hills Camp game on AQg. 10. Those
not In the lineup return suits TO IA W
Ohio st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-07

Walter Ruether pitched the Brook.
Ign Dodgers to a win over the Cubs
in Chicago Monday.
BY coming from behind in the
eighth inning to score four runs, the
Yankees, in the American League,
barely escaped defeat I'm their game
with the Browns at the Yankee sta
dunn.
Philadelphia walloped the White
Sox in the Quaker City.
Rain kept the Braves and Cardinals
lobby bound in st. Louis.
The second. place Cleveland Indians,
thirteen and one-half games behind
the Yanks, won from the Senators In
Washington.
Old Bill Percy got the better of a
pitchers duel with Herman Pillette
helping the tail-end Red Sox to a win
over Ty Cobb's heavy hitting Tigers.
Two new pitchers broke into the
Big Show lineup Monday. Paul
Cashier, Notre Dame athletic star, fin
ished a game for the White Sox that
already had been lost. Pewee Gearin,
formerly Of Milwaukee, the smallest
twirler in the majors, pitched a eou-
pic of innings for the Giants in the
second game Of the double header at
Cincy.i
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
St Louis ........ oI9 600 0oo-3 7 I
sshocker. SEVERED: Bush. Holman. Ben
cough.
Detroit .....<.. o odS 9 fGo GOO g
Pillette. Bassler; Percy. Devormer
Chicago .... O1o O2o o1o-4 IL 8
Philadelphia 49,. 24o 3o5 oOs-14 % /
Robertson, Thurston Proctor, Cashier.
schalk. Krause Rommell, Perkins.
Cleveland ........ $50 600 1905 o
Washington 600 600 002-2 s 4
Smith. o'Neill: Mogridge, Russell, Friday,
Ruel.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(First Camel
New York DOL 100 100 IL o
Cincinnati 49,. 100 600 1902 z Q
Barnes. Jounsrd. Gowdy; Benton. Keck.
wingo.
(second Camel
New York ....... 900 100 OBS II o
Cincinnati ....... 900 1o2 01o-4 10
Scott, Jonnard- Gearin. Snyder; Donohue.
darerave
Brooklyn 49,. o21 o1o o1o-5 10 o
Ruether. Deberry: Dumovich. Keen. o'Far-
rell-
Philadelphia 80. 400 600 ooo-6 IL l
Pittsburgh ... 2o1 oo1 600 Z 3
Mitchell. wilson: Cooper, GOoch.
: Boston-st. Louis-wet grounds.
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The Indianapolis Giants, colored. are with
out game for next Sunday and would IKE
10 hear from some fast State club. Shir-
lev. Anderson. Kokomo, Lebanon. Craw-
louisville. Bloomington and Bedford take
notice. For games address Gus fienlhs'
thirteenth and Yandes SITS. or call Web
ster 3171.
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Walter Ruether pitched the Brook
lyr Dodgers to a win over the Cubs
in Chicago Monday.
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The Clifton Americans hold permit for
Riverside diamond No. 5 for next Sunday,
Any team wanting a game for Sunday or
later dates call Harrison 1922 and ask Ior
Brookside cuis. Imperial A. c. and Marion
Cardinals take notice.
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st. Paul-Indisnapolis-wet grounds.
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CAsTLEToN. Ind, Aug. 7.--Castleton is
without a game for Sunday and would like
TO book fast State team. The selmiers
defeated the locals here Sunday IN a game
featured by the pitching and hitting OF Jones
of the winners.
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INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The managers of the Lincoln ! As and
Eagle Independents are requested to get in
touch with The Times sports department
al once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28

Win Both
on Sunduy

Seattle clnched the Sacramento
series by defeating the visitors both
games or the double blu. 8 TO and
TO 4.
Jimmy welsh. young first Eacker.
was the hero OF the first game. touch.
inE up Ken Pcnnor for home run
over tho rlgh,ficld wall with the bases
fun
Lefty Burger made his first start
Tor Seattle on the mound. but wasn't
very effective. Vcan Gregg finishing
Up the game in fins style and hold.
ms the tourists safe tho latter part
OF the melee.
In the second game Harry Gard.
ner pitched tho Tribe 20 n win again.
Tho locals knocked Hughes Off OF tho
hill In TIE second frame and punched
hits on Garfield in tho eighth for
three runs.
TIE Indiana lost 70 tho visitors Sat.
uraay. 8 TO }. when Fred Blake blew
up again in The latter part OF the
game.
Tho teams ciose their series with
game here today. Salt Lake opon.
ing here Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
GRID TRAINING
AT OREGON ENDS

Spring football trimming viii come
10 an end AZ the University OF ore,
gon on May 81. a football game win
be played on that date AT Eugene
between teams capitalized b. Moe
Sax. former Washington State star
and Hal Chapman. oregon's veteran
quarter.
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BY Alex c. Rose

A l. EhFlNoSA, professional. and
N Clark Spicrs. amateur. represent
lng the lnElewood Country club. car
ricd of the high honors IN the Pa,
cific Northwest profcssional-amateur
championship tournament staged at
tho Rainier Golf club links. Saturday.
toiallng a score OF laa strokes for tho
30 holes OF best'ball play. The lake
shore stars took the lead M the start
and were never headed. hitho the Oak
hay (Niciorinl team mado things ox
citing In the final holes with a rare
exhibition OF perfect golf that
brought them into second place. Just
one stroke behind tho winners. The
rest Of the field Of n pairs were bad
ly outdlstanced. Ilcnwood and steil.
Of the Seattle Golf club. Dutra and
foyargue, Aberdeen. and' JUNIOR and
Griswold. Portland, finishing In tie
FOR third place. each pair scoring a
iii total.
The outstanding feature OF tBe
days play was the excellent cxhlbl.
ton put up by the Inglewood pro and
Phil Taylor OF the Victoria team.
Both Of these stars were ~ their best.
their shots from tee 10 green being
dead on" all the time. and the large
gallery that followed the play re.
colved the best free lesson on how
10 play golf' that has been given IN
these parts for many moons. ANA.
tours Spoira and Wilson also came
thru on several occasions 20 help
their teammates. The tournament.
tho first OF It's kind ever held In the
Northwest. was hugo success. and
tho Rainier club CAPPED the event
by having tho players as guests AT a
dinner In the club house.
Here's how TIM teams finished:
Espinosa.spiors. Higlewocd. i3s: Tny.
iorwilson, Victoria. ist. Henwood.
steil. Seattle. itE Dutra.Fovargue,
Aberdeen. isi: Junar GrlEwold. Port.
land. Ia: u. Blaok.walkcm. Vancou.
yer. ii2. Dahlglelsll.Prutt. Tacoma.
l42: Christian. Cooper. cehtraila. l4s:
Hanley,smlth. wayerly. l45; John.
stono.stein. Seattle. 1tt. Noble.
Wand. Rainier, Ifs: Gardner Pres.
colt. Eugene. lts: w. Biack.Abbott.
Bclllngham. $50. .Jamison.
Everett. $50: Aiinch Peabody. Ever.
cit. Isl: MozstJohns. Tacoma, i5s.
Gaviln. Bryngplfson. uplands. Is2.
Huiah.Ycllowless. Vancouver. i5s;
lCmig.Weust. skagit. $50: Stuart.
Huhre. Meadow Park. i5s: Wise.
Holtzlngcr. Yakima. 100.
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Carmen Is
Confident
of Victory

VOUNG CARMEN, tough hombre
Il from san Jose. Cal. can not zee
where Jimmy sacco has anything
on him. This fellow Carmen D. one
confident young man and has no
fear Of the outcome Of his Blk
round tut IN the main 50 0f iOm0r,
row nights card al the Arena.
Tho San Jose boy went thru some
light training PAGES a. Austin q
Salts gym yesterday afternoon in
final preparation for tho match.
Garments great fights against
such scrappers ah solly Seaman.
Mel Coogan, Jimmy Dundee. Young
Brown, Teddy o'IIara. Ted Krache.
Johnny Trambitas. and other we'll.
known Coast .nltt wlelderB have
stamped him as a lightweight Of
front rank caliber. SaccO Is about
the only real topnotch l35.poundcr
on the Pacific slope az this time
whom Carmen has not fought He
has never been stopped or knocked
of Of his feet. and has lost but
three decisions In his career Of five
or six years Of milling.
Carmen has been working all week
with Bobby Harper in Portland and
reported in fine fcttle for his debut
here tomorrow night against the
flashy Boston lad. Sacco Is perhaps
IN even better shape for his go with
Carmen than he was for his tilt
last Tuesday night again Dode Der.
cot at the Arena. The local fans
have seen Jimmy give good ac-
count OF himself against the best
that he has stacked up against In
the Northwest. but Carmen is per.
haps the best boy al his weight
that he has been matched with. the
past five or six months.
CarusO Dan Salt has made a spe.
cial effort 70 introduce a number OF
new faces on tomorrow nights bill.
making II IN the nature Of an all.
star affair.
Eddie Landon, the classy Oakland.
Cal. lightweight. who recently
fought Bobby Harper hard six.
| tbail1 mann ~ Aii AalpllAd1 WIZ DpA
the rugged Joe Dunn In the semi.
final OF six rounds.
Benny Shannon. aggressive Salt
Lake lightweight. who has fought
Sailor Kramer Young Brown. Willie
o'Brien. Joe Herman. Benny Garcia,
and other good boxers. is down TO
tangis with Joe McKensey OF the
U. s. S, Oklahoma in the special
event Sailor Franklin, highly tout.
ed lightweight from the same ship.
will meet Al Breet. also OF the u.
s. S. Oklahoma. in four.rounder.
Chick Tabit will battle Ed Meow.
man OF the u. $. S. Oklahoma in
the opener.
Seattle ring followers viii recall
the great fights put up here by
Sailor Walters. Sailor Silver Sailor
Vincent. Sailor Buell.. Sailor Mar.
tlnez and others. and will welcome
the opportunity TO see some OF the
stellar scrappers OF the L. S. S.
Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
California
and Locals
Win Again
BY TOM OLSEN

The battle for the Pacific Cosia
conference track championship ~
Pullman next Saturday will i'm
doubtedly be between the University
Of Washington and University u
California athletes. The Pullman
meet will mark the return Of the
Golden Bears into Coast Conferences
track competition. During their
absence Washington has been hay-
ing everything Us own way.
The conference rules that each
school shall have no moro than ig
men In the meet.
The Golden Bears are now cross
ing the continent 10 Pullman from
Philadelphia. where they won the
national intercolle giate chsmpiOns
ship for the third consecutive time
Saturday. They are expected 70
arrive IN the Eastern Warrington
city Friday.
Washington, too, hung up another
track victory Saturday when they
swamped the University Of Oregon
IN a dual meet al the Stadium here
by n s. 10 40 score.
Altho Ysshington's victory satur.
day was not nearly az impressive or
did not mean as much as Califor.
MAS. the local track followers are
hopeful a victory over California
az Pullman would mark the Wash.
ington team as one Of the highest
magnitude.
CALIFORNIA; greatest strength. ac.
cording 10 the dope. Is in the field
events. This is where Washington
has shown a weakness. With Gus
Pope. the great weight man. In the
lineup. the local school would b.
conceded to have an excellent
chance. California is said 10 be no
better than any ordinary team in
the races.
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AND SPIERS
CARRY OFF HIGH HONORS

tween the lnglewood and Portland
clubs on the Lakeshore course satur.
day. tlTc locals secured a tochold on
the first Lex OF the W. H. Payne
trophy by defeating the visitors by
n 20 To o score. Eighteen men n ride
took part in the days play. The
Inglewood players got away 10 a safe
lead ia the singles matches In the
morning. winning IL points 10 Port.
lands g. Fourbnil foufaomes were
played la tho afternoon,
The return match VIII be played
In Portland later in the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
SEATTLE MEETS PORTLAND

The Seattle Telephone company team.
undefested In the Twilight league here.
viii meet the Portland Telephone com
pauy team on the CcntraIia high school
grounds Wednesday afternoon. The
Portlanders also have yet TO experience
a reverse. a big crowd OF phone en-
pioyes from both cities Will be Mt Cen
trsiia on the holiday 10 see the teamB
play. The Portland lineup lsi Fosberg
and HIobson. pitchers: Gettmsn and
smith. catehsrs: Pretzker. ID: Brown. 2b:
sims 3b: Fisk. 81; Casey, IL: Day. Ct.
Gamble. RI; Pryor, Thurman. O'Donneii
and cansey. utility. Seattle. -. johnson
and Widitz. pitchers; Radford and
Lynch, cafchers. O. johnson, 1b. Ohm.
2b. Smith. sb. Barth. ~; scsnlon. n:
Newhlrter, cf. Cross n: ". smith, Mat
thcws, Baum and 0lbson. utility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
Game Chatter

Benton's Wild pitch IN the ninth inning
let two runs IN, and gave the Robins a
s-to-5 victory over the Braves.
Your runs, scored In the first inning.
were all that the Pirates could get Off
Aldridge. but they were enough TO beat
the Cubs. 10 2.
o'conneirs first homer with two on
base helped the Giants win over the
Phiig. u q 4. and gave them their
eighth straight victory. 4
Evans mIsjudged a fly hit by Meusei
with two on base in the first inning. and
II went for a homer. giving the Yankg'
three runs. and the start for an Stool
victory over the Senator'S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
JOHNSTON WINS
TENNIS TITLE

ST. CLOUD. France. May 49,
william NJ. Johnston OF California
yesterday won the mems singles
hard court championship OF tho
world by defeating j. Washer OF
Belgium. Suzanne Lenglen won the
women's title by defeating Miss X.
McI<ane OF England. Miss McKanc
and Mrs. Beamish Of England won
the women's doubles title while NJ.
cochet and Mile. Denglen won the
mixed title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-28
FRESHMEN AND
BALLARD WIN

Ballard high school and the Uni.
versity Of Washington Frosh were
the two winners in track meets In
The Stadium Saturday morning. Bal.
lard beat Garfield In a dual meet.
s5;s to 2sis, while The Frosh took n
dual meet with the combined Broad
way and Lincoln teams. 90 TO -.
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yieisry % greFg. AZ tat--OH burger -.
Hits battst-ofs Burger 5, Runs scored
--ftf Berger !. Huns fsspoEsitis fer
Bgresr =. Pcnusr 8. GrrKs .. Struck cut
Bgrrrr 1. fenHsr :. Gregg 7. Bases on
tsis--BurEer J. Psahcr ;. stolen bssss--
Welsh. Tgo.bsss Drown. Peaner
Sacrifice hn~-ueminkWay. RuEs eatsea
lr--KothI er. EroWu. welsh Z. G Eohwsr.
raryan. 0TszE. Caught s;saliug-.c.
RahSer. Double piAy--c. HohScg 20 Moii-
witx. Time Of game hours. rmplses
fancy ard Garfoft
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FWNIHAN VIEIW"N-~ III IEIFH 7 pTHNs tIINT y
defeat 20 Garfield. At bas--off Hughes
la. HitS--Off Hughes & Runa--off
Hughes ,. Runs responsible for--Gard-
nnr 2. Hughes ,. Garfield :. struck out
Gardner 3. Chufisid s. Bases on balls
Gardner 1. Hughes /. Garfield 1. wild
piich--Canflcld. stolen bases Rohwor.
Yaryan. Passed baiI-~sehsng Three
base hIis--crane. Moiiwitz. Two.base
lhits-Eidred .. Garfield. Sacrifice hits
Ryan. c. Rohwcr. Hemingway. Runs
bAtted in--Ryan. Eidred. Welsh. Yaryan.
Garfield. Caught stealing Mollwits orr.
Double piay--Ryan to aehang 10 HeninR-
Eams--1s5o. Umpirea--carroii and Casey.