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tennis this year than ever and
is being considered by the ma
jority of the net followers in
the city as being the man to
beat.
Turcnnc. ranking player OF tho
Northwest las, year. hasn't quite
reached his mid.soason form as yet.
but with his aii.around play and
great courteoycring ability Ia OK.
poctsd TO reach tho finals.
Scott. the Tacoma sou,hpaw. Il
slated TO play. nltho It's not certain
yet whether he viii enter or not.
When he "a on his game. he is onr
OF the ranking players Of the sec.
,,Ion.
Marshall Allen. who has been
playing considerable tennis this year.
was expected to enter. but tho form.
Ter champion il forced to leave the
city Sunday on business and IL Is
not likely that he will participate.
Bruce Hcaketh. Armand Marion.
Dick Wander Las. tho Dangilo boys
Windy. Art and Howard. Harry
Shaw. Grant Laixure. LYMAN Yet.
tier Dick Burr and the rest OF the
better Seattle players aro all en-.
tered.
There win bc the mems singles
and doubles, womens singles and
doubles, Junior and boys singles on
the program.
1t is the first big tournament OF
the Northwest season ana win OF.
ficiaily open the Northwest season
for the year.
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BercOt Has
Big Stake
on Tuesday

NODE BERCoT win have plenty
~ TO battle for when he steps In
the ring against Ted krache at the
Arena Tuesday night. The main OBJ
leciivc in young Mr.. Bcrcot's life
these days Ia 10 get return match
with Jimmy Sacco and erase the
only defeat OF his short but historic
career In the squared circle.
a victory over Krache viii mean
another scrap with Sacco. And
Dode firmly believes that another
fight with Sacco win mean that he
win be returned tho victor. Strange
as Il may sound. Borcot is not aa
much concerned about his coming
maui with krache as he was with
Sacco. The Boston boy was a
stranger TO Dode. He knew little,
II anything. about the formers
style. He heard grcat deal about
Jimmy,s clevetness and ring gen.
ernlship. Naturally this made him
wary. With Krache 1t is different.
Dode has seen Ted in action on
numerous occasions. He has studied
the latter's style. he knows Just
what he is up against, and is not
the least bit worried as to the out.
come of the scrap. Should krache
get over Dode, he viii get the
crack at Sacco.
Bercot began his PAGES again at
Austin & Salts gym yesterday after.
noon. His week in the outdoors
has worked world OF good in the
youngster. He Is clear eyed, full Of
pep. and 'rarin TO go. He worked
with Len Mnlody and Johnny Me-
Mnnus. taking them on for four
rounds apiece. Today Dode will
step with four sparring partners.
He didn't let himself out yesterday
against his lighter opponents. con.
tenting himself with stepping
around and shooting in fast punches.
Krache is looming as favorite
in the battle. but some OF the rail.
birds may be in for n rude awaken,
ing. Regardless of class or relative
ability, Bercot figures TO make n
better showing against krachc than
he did against Sacco. Sacco Is one
OF the hardest boys ut his weight
In the game for making showing
against. Travie Davis couldn't
Bobby Harper couldn't and plenty
OF other big wcltcrweights looked
Hike amateurs trying to accomplish
anything against the fIashy Boston
lad.
Krachc Is fast, but no flash. He
is mainly q socker. his great nggres.
sivencss making him appear speedy,
He gets hit often and n hard punch.
or of Bcrcot's calibor will always
mako the going tough for him. And
then again, the Hoquinm sluggcr
appears TO be getting Il bit stale,
Ills last few fights haven't been up
to his usual standard. Not that
they were poor fights from plens.
ing or sensational standpoint, but
Krnche was ON tho receiving end of
more than his usual allotment OF
wnllops. Bcrcot will have a golden
opportunity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
GOLF TEAMS
PLAY TODAY
FOR HONORS

TWENTY five.man teams OF the
= Seattle and Inglewood clubs will
meet on the lakeshore links this
afternoon in the first half OF their
annual 3s-hole match, and the out
come viii be watched with unusual
interest among the local followers
OF the royal and ancient game be-
cause these clubs have the strong
est galaxy of talent in the city and
the rivalry is keen. The outcome
/. is doubtful. but with such high
class men as Speirs, Watson, West
land and Hjert leading off for
Inglewood. and Steil, Stein. Fleager
and Ballinger as top.men on the
nor,h-enc squad. several interesting
individual matches should be on tap
at Inglewood this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

CHICAGo, June IA ink seems
~ TO pursue the substitute catch.
crs Of the Chicago White sox club.
In the first place. being n sub
catcher on a club Boosting back.
stop OF Ray Schalk's ability Is a
handicap at the very outset.
Schalk'S presence means every.
thing to the Chicago lineup. schalls
Is seldom hurt. and glutton for
work despite his rather frnI ply.
sique. For that reason Sub" catch.
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crs on the Chicago club seldom get
u chance 10 work.
Instead OF seeking an off day oc.
caslonally. Schalk wants 20 work In
exhibition games. Recently In the
firth inning of game with tho Ath.
letics Sohnlk asked TO be relieved. II
Is snid TO be tho first time he has
ever made such a request.
For over year Graham, Sub"
catcher Of the Sox, has been waiting
for u chance TO break into the lineup.
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a collision at the plato 40 Jared
schnlk that he got his chance when
Ray requested TO be relieved.
While II is no easy task to catch
The deceptive spitballs thrown by
Red Fnber, Graham welcomed tho
opportunity. After working only one
inning u fast brcnlslng spitball
smashed the little finger ON Ora.
hams right hand
Knowing something seriously was
wrong, Kid Gleason rushed To the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
PENN STATE
NINE CLOSES
TOU..OF w,

CTATE COLLEGE. Pa. June a.
~ Penn State colleges crack base.
ball team went down to defeat before
the University OF Washington nine
here yesterday, to 2. in a good
game. II was the third straight vic.
tory for Washington on the Eastern
trip.
Bake, third baseman. was the
fielding star for the westerners.
while Marriott starred at the bat.
Washington plays the Crescent
Athletic club at Brooklyn today and
Monday.
The score r. II. E.
L. OF II 2
Penn state. ............-.
Setter and walby: Miller. Fixtuer
and Hare.
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MARION NOT
GOING EAST

II is hardly likely that Armand
Marion win go East this summer as
he plans to work throut the sum.
mer months. lie went East last year
with Leon Turenne as Northwest
doubles champions. They viii play
together again in tournaments this
summer, but unless Marion changes
his plans Turcnne win have TO have
a now doubles partner for the inter.
sectionais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
TWO TILTS IN
LOOP SUNDAY

Two games are slated for Sunday
afternoon at the Coast league ball
park in the Seattle semtpro league.
The Georgetown Merchants meet
shaner & Wolff at 1870 p. m. and the
supply Laundry mixes with the
Dairymen Immediately after the first
game. A third league game will be
played at South Park between the
Asahi and South Park mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
TIGERS CLAW
INDIANS IN
THIRD GAME

II os ANGELES. June Seattle
IL took another whltcwash defeat
from Vernon Friday, Frank schci.
lenback letting the Indians down
with four hits and winning 9 to 0.
Vernon sent vean Gregg 10 the
showers Ia the third and Victor
Pigg finished up In pretty good
gtyie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
SEATTLE GOLF
CLUB WOMEN
ARE DEFEATED

CCoRlNG an SO on the Black
~ River links last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Jackson led the field in
the qualifying round for the WON.
ems championship at Darlington.
Mrs. c. G. Cary took second honors
with score of 90, The draw, with
the scores of the eight quaiifiers,
fellows: Mrs. Jackson (ss) VS.. Mrs.
Gresham uoS); Mrs. Moore 400 VS..
Mrs, Hanlon uoD; Mrs. Boais tlo5)
w. Mrs, Wright dO5); Mrs. Van.
Patten 400 vs.. Mrs. Cary tsM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Here's Nut for
You to Crack

There is a physician living at
81. Andrews. Scotland. named
Kyle, who. for tho lifo OF him.
can't hit golf shot OF the kind
that wins even moderate glory
on the links. Yet. no has been
the sole instructor In the game
TO members OF his family. His
daughter. Elsie Kyle. has been
woman's golf champion OF Scot
land; Dcnys Kyle. a son. has
been amateur champion OF Scot
land. and another son. r. r.
Kyle. has been a semlfinailst in
the British amateur.
What's the answer TO this7
Give II up,
So do we
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plate. One look caused the Sox man.
ager TO sond the rookie 20 the club
house. Tears were In Graham's eyes
MS he left the field and he was heard
to remark;
After waiting over u year for my
chance only got to work nm In,
ming"
No wonder they say ink pur
sues The extra catcbers OF the White
Sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
SHAW FAVORED
FOR JUNIOR CHAMP

Harry Shaw, runner.up last year
and the University OF Washington
frosh champion this year, is being ia.
yorcd for the Washington junior ten.
mis- championship this year. Ho will
have plenty OF competition, but fig.
ures to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Innings pitchsd--GrcEK 20. piKF
4 Ia. Charge defsai-uresg Runs re-.
sponsibis--GFeEg 2. pigE /. Struck out
Gregg 1, sheilenback Z. Pkg 4. Tesar i.
Two-bass hit Hannah. Sacrifice hits
Flaskamper 2. warner. Rohwer. Double
piays-siiannah 10 Murphy to Bott.
Crane to Orr 10 welsh. piEg 10 Welsh.
Hannah 20 Warner. Tims--it0 EMPIRES
Byron and ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
woLGAsr GETS TITLE RATTLE

PHILADELPHIA. June 9.--Bobby
Wolgast, Philadelphia flywcight, hns
been signed to meet Joe Lynch. ban.
tamwcight champion, In an eight.
round bou, at tho Philadelphia Ma.
tional league park on July D, II was
,announccd here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

GHEHALIs. June 9.--Fred Hamil.
ton. former Washington State college
football star. has been elected to take
charge Of physical education work
and as athletic coach al the ChehaIis
high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
SHARKEY WINS

NEW YORK, June Slack
sllarkey defeated Mickey Brown,
New York, on points in 1e.round
bout here last night, sonny Smith
won n lo,round decision from vim.
cont salvatore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
sIsI.ER Is
NOT THRU

You can tell the baseball fans for
me that they haven't seen the last
of me. despite the fact that some OF
tho writer's have counted me out.
Il whli be playing bah again and
hope as we'll as ever. / hope 10
be back in the game In a few months.
possibly sooner. Should conditions
develop that would keep me out long.
err. win Of course be greatly dis.
appointed.
II must. however, be guided by
those handling my case. The mo.
mcnt they tell me am ready | viii
don the old uniform. IL perchance
should not play this year / viii be
back with a vengeance next season. .
Sislcr Is in perfect health aside
from his eyes. He could step In and
play tomorrow. His greatest trouble
Is mental lilo worries over the fail.
urc OF the Browns 90 win without
him in the lineup. really believe
IL the Browns had shown winning
ways from the beginning. the condi.
ton of Slslcr would have improved
much more rapidly.
George Slslcr Is not thru, fans.
You have that word from sislcr him
self. That will be pleasing news to
the thousands OF admirers he has the
country over.
George Sislcr is game, He never
quits. He has fought and overcome
many obstacles. His present ply
steal nllmcnt will be swept aside with
the courage TINT has made SIsler one
OF baseball's outstanding figures,
Come on. you Sislerl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Thru the Ropes

Johnny Hgslor. New York light
weight. ha. written to seattle Tor
matches. sam Beikan IL looking af-
ter his interests. RiesIer has been
boxing In Los Angeles and Oakland
with success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
PORTLANDERS
FINALLY w In

SAN FRANCISCO. June D.
Pounding out seven hits for five
runs in the fifth inning, the Port.
land Beavers won their game Fri
day after losing 10 straight. Yarrl.
son pitched we'll for the winners
while Poole collected a four bagger
with two on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Washington Z. Detroit 4
Chicago 7. New York g.
philadelphia 6. ~. Louis s.
Cleveland Boston game postponed:
rain.
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KRAUSE CAN'T
FOOL UATHANS

SALT LAKE. June 9.-fInrry
Krause was not puzzled Friday
and Salt Lake hammered the Oak.
land soutbpaw for rs hits and II
runs, winning II to 2. Strand hit
two triples and n pair OF singles in
five trips ut the plato.
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E.S'f1his$e1s
PACIFIC COAST LrAGur
RESULTS

Vernon 8. Seattle 0.
Sacramento 5, Los Angeles ?.
Salt Lake III. Oakland 2.
Portland 8, San Francisco !.
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HOW SERIES STAND
GAMES NEXT WEE

seattle at Oakland.
Portland AZ Vernon.
San Francisco at Sacramento.
Los Angeles at Salt Lake.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


81. Louis 9. Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburg .. New York 6.
Chicago 4. Boston ?.
Only games scheduled.
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Amateur Results
FORT LUDLOW LOSES

PoRF LUDLOW LOSES
PORT LUDLOW, June s.-Port f.ud.
low lost close game to the West So.
attic Athletic club team, 10 s. here.
Altho Ludlow scored seyen runs In tho
first two innings on seven hits. the home
team lost because OF the rugged fielding.
Port Ludlow plays the Seattle Moose here
sunday.
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SOLONS EVEN
WITH ANGELS

SACRAMENTO, June a.-Thomp.
son outpitched Crandall here yes.
terday and Sacramento cvoned the
series by winning to 9,
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nLAYING more golf than he has
for several years, Walter Foyar'
que. the well known Aberdeen
crack. is fast rounding into the
form that won him the Northwest
open title few seasons ago. and
he viii bear watching in the Pa
cifIc Northwest amateur and open
events to be decided on the Seattle
Golf club course. next month. Some
idea Of how good he Is right now
can be had by glancing at the fol-
loving score made on his home
course at the Grays Harbor Coun.
try club. last Sunday, in his match
against Walter Wand, OF the Earl.
ington team:
par-544 354 a43 544 354 1870
Fovargue--544 1853 1853 5f5 25S
453--7i.
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Turenne, Johns and Scott Picked
to Fight 1t Out for Net HOnOrs
BY LEO II. LASSEN


which will be decided
Harold Johns Wallace fight it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Teddy o'Hars. Oakland. Cal. light
weight. viii probably tcadilno tho next
card In Tamoca, June ~ His opponent
has not yet been selected.
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uANKEI,,, WIN

Tho Union National Bank ball toam
won from tho Zcllerbhci, Paper Go. to,.a.
cra. 10 10 ). Richardson twlrlad pIce
bail for the winners. Jurcy was Tho
heavy hitting star OF tho contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Billy Young. Vancouver feather
weight. and Frankie Britt, Of Tacoma.
viii box the srsnI-finnl 20 the Bud
Rldiey-Georxie SELLS tilt In VAN
eou,er. II. e., June 10.
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Jimmy saceo Will be a busy boy the
latter part Of this month. He boxes
either Krache or Bereot here June 10
and Joe Dunn in Everett. June 81.
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w inners to
Place for
Cup Finals
West & Wheeler, Louies,
Tailored Ready and
Three Brothers Vie

EoUR OF tho fastest clubs that have
l. ever come down the homo
stretch in The Star Junior Baseball
league are elsshing Sunday in the
semi.finais OF the 1923 season.
Tho winners Of Sundays battle win
argue in a two-out.ofthree game ser
les starting week from Sunday for
the championship.
The Three Brothers Dye Works
viii play the Tailored Ready boys
In one game AT South Park at 4
.. m. Sunday. and the Louie French
Dry Cleaners viii mix with the
champion West d Wheeler team az
Woodland park at noon.
These same teams met earlier in
the season. Louie's beating the Real
Estators II TO and the Three
Brothers winning "A great 10 0
game from the Tailored Ready club.
The probable Iineups for Sundays
rfaabna fatfasr.
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yIyHEN the golfers Of the Young
w Mems Business club start some
thing they finish II! II may take
4 long time. but-they finish u.
some time last December, Boss Cnet
king put on a MidWinter golf
tournament for the boys. The final
match OF that ''m!d.winter' AFFAIR
was played off last Sunday. June :,
and the boss was finalist but ne
lost to his opponent. Bert kellam'
b. a one hole margin in this Se-noie
tourney. At the end Of the morn
ing round it looked Hike a walk,away
for King. who made the turn. .five'
up. but he faitered on the home
stretch and lost on the home green
when Kellam. dormie one, sank a
so-footer FOR. a halye and the
And so enceth the Y. NJ. p. G.
Mid. winter Golf Tournament.
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HARRINGTON win be the scene
II Of the next major golfing event
OF local interest. when the fair sex
meet to determine who is the city
champion. This is the first time
me women folks OF Seattle's goifing
fraternity have had the opportunity
10 shoot for their city title and
large and strong field OF players
win undoubtedly tee-off in the
qualifying round Monday. July is
Following this IS holes OF medal
play. the rs low scorers VIII CON
finue on match elimination play
lone round each dayl the finals be.
ing played on Friday. July q.
All entries must be filed on or
before noon. Friday, July 10. and
Inc draw VIII be published in these
columns the following day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

DAUL HENRY with a ss.iSG8
4 score led the field OF AZ starters
fl the regular monthly medal play
at the Seattle Golf club last Sntur.
day, Second honors went TO n. u.
Campbell with card OF 07.2G.71.
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Jimmy saceo VIII be a busy boy the
latter part Of this month. He boxes
either Krache or Bereot here June 10
and Joe Dunn In Everett. June 81.
Billy Young. Vancouver feather
weight. and Frankie Britt, Of Tacoma.
win box the srmI-finni 70 the Bud
Rsdles-eeorwie soilis tilt In VAN
couscr, II. e., June 10.
Jack Brown. Omaha weitcrweight. has
ioiacd the local fissic colony. Brown
took part In several fights In Portland.
winning over Jimmy coitrcll and RUDE
Evans
Tiger Johnny Cline. Los Angeles welter-
weight. who boxed a draw at the Arena
with TFavie Davis last Tuesday night,
likes Seattle. His manager is still trying
to find him.
The winners OF the various titles In the
recent Star city amateur boxing cham
pionahip tournament can get their prizes
by calling at Austin & Salts gym The
belt TO DO awarded 10 the heavyweight
champion OF the tournament Is being
made up, Jack Mcdonald won the honors
and viii get the belt next week.
bud Manning IL still going good ~
the south. The little seattle mixer
gave the highly touted Teody silva
tough fight In Los Angeles last week,
losing hnirlInc decision.
More than $50 tickets have been taken
up by the Everett boxing fans for the
Bercot- Kraoho mill ut tho Arena Tuesday
night A like number has been dispatched
TO Monroe. Dode's home town. Between
three and four hundred Grays Harbor
fans will be on hand for tho mill.
Joe benjamin win get soft enc In
the person OF Eddie shannon In Great
Enlls, July 2. shannon was knocked
for "A row OF field goals by Morgan
Jones In Tacoma the ether night. Ac-
cording TO the latest. Jones may now
get the fight ms the result of his
showing, Eddie Marine received n
wire from Jack kearns yesterday
asking his terms for Jones.
Joe simonich win yet plenty OF opposl-
ton when he faces Billy Wells. tho Eng
iish welterweight In Butte. Mont, June
20. Wells is about tho class OF the well
terwoight division
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WAS AIIING
LAST YEAR

Slsler told me that ono day last
summer no suffered tho frat Hymp
tom OF his present trouble. II wore
off In few days. however. and he
paid no attention 10 tho matter. be.
llcving that perhaps his stomach was
trif1o upset. thereby affecting his
vision. Athletes arc often no affect
ed. particularly tho bah player who
uses his eyes 10 such a great OK
tent.
while I cha,ted with sisler he wore
dark glasses. but / could sce that
the affected eye had rightcd itself
and both looked perfectly normal. II
ID n rather interesting fact that there
IA little that can ba done 10 remedy
the trouble. other than exercising
the eyes. Each evening sialcr puts
the eyes thru 90 minutes Of exercise
prescribed hy hts specialist 10
strengthen the optic nerve.
told slslcr how gladly felt
about tho happening. and knew that
| spoke for the entire baseball world
in such an expression, lie was deep.
ly touched, stammered a moment.
then tglid no received hundreds OF
kindly letters each day from tho fans
Offering encouragement and good