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FIRP0 KNOCKS DEMPSEY TO KNEES BUT FAILS TO FOLLOW UP ADVANTAGE, FIRPo
 KNOCKED DOWN FIVE TIMES

the floor twice of five the suddenly sprang ing with fail like rapty blows sledge right that opposition toward fame the challenger with and with his mighty this stunning Dempsey thought was beaten into submission Dempsey reed under the side the Champions Frpo backed him from thru huddled at the ring side knees w,veed a s climbed hoo. thru the clngins up his advantage and the bell ended the down history the most sensational all fighting
 ROUND TWo-They lead in round the first Dempsey again Champion to down there the fight forced himself his sheer and right the snort ribs and another right to the chr which
 po sprawlng his challenger eby fight fray body that had whstod known could not re- sp0nd he lay fiat at the count of and elapsed he was helped his by the
  raised
 Spectators Champion upon their shoulder" and for moment seemed that the rush might the proportions but gained the challenger among the most courageous ates that have
 Dempsey because he was the old smashing relentless assaant who battered Jess Willard
 
 weight te but his inadequate
 
 the outcome proved that heart could against swiftness of foot and equally formidable Dempsey had call all of ing comeback of Fpos the first round After Firpo hoored five times Dmpseys riddle Gibbons battle Champion the a defensive
 Jack kerns said the Champion had the of his "Frpo surprise hand of is greatest fighters in year."
 Firpo stated credit able showing the first round making then will be back when better
 neve had a in m he soaked thought the hit talking thru their while ng he champion, eight million
 people ured mob selling
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ITALIANS AGREE '.''' TO EvACuATE
 CORFU ISLAND


ITALIANS AGREE EvACUATE CORFU SEPT a7h
 PARIS Sept 5The Council has reached full of on
 OFFICIAL COUNT ALREADY REACH AND PASS 20 ooo DEAD
 WASHINGTON, officially counted as dead in cabgram from Tokyo Foreign Officials
 TOKYO the reconstrnc hon in Tokyo and Yokohama and quake alright SUBSCRIPTIONS TO REACH $s 1855 se7 CO.,
 WASHINGTON. Sept 15Accordng Wash ngton the subscriptions by the earthquake reached s61S5s67
 RUM SELLERS sCUTTIE SPEED BOAT
 SEATTLE Sept during night procured pos session Of the Seattle Police runners and are supposed to have
 SPANISH RESIGNS.
 MADRID Sept 15When King Madr yes erday and denied the authority punish the revolters the entir Spanish Cabinet resigned. ' SPANISH NAVAL SQUADRON ARRIVES BARCELONA
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ATLANTIC CITY, 15A $15O00O instituted against the Atlantic otherwise Miss Helmar beauty city Alaskan
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BRIDE ON WAY TO MEET HUSBAND CHARGED WITH MgRDER

is he of Edwards Washington
 
 
   rage IastJ January andsin Secret
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SEATTLE Sept 15Booeggers procured pos session or the seattle Police Speed Ru runners, and are supposed he craft
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PORTLAND, 15-Pallbeare o bearing the label Grmany of H. of
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TOKYO, the ruc ton Iokyo and Yokohama American Steel the fire .
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SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS.

MADRID Sept 15When King Madrid ano the request revolters, the entir Spanish Cabinet resigned
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TWO THOUSAND TOURISTS FLEE
 FROM SPAIN


PARIS, 1.-Two Sebas tan the Summer Capitol home revolt which boke n elonia yesterday.
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PARIS Sept 15The Naval Squadron has arrived at Barcelonia and it understood down the revolt headed says dispatch San
The Nome nugget., 1923-09-15

WASHINGTON asked the snnrsus Court the Appeals who ara lad
  had bb ben indicted for the murder of Cronkh wester,
The Nome nugget., 1923-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sept to fromw Wash neon the subscriptions the the earthquake have reached s61S5,367.
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nEW DIRIGlblE% X zR-l TO FLY
 '. / OVER POLE

15-A Admiral
 
  O trarkp tion and comm tion.
The Nome nugget., 1923-09-15

BARCELONA. sepr ,-sivera wbonn isne yes. cf rgej government declared yesterday t .ooe, proposed Military V
The Nome nugget., 1923-09-15
REPUBLICAN LEADERS INVITED MEET IN ST PAUL

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept leaders from Iowa. 
  and aTai n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Track Stars
W0rkingOut
at Chicago
BY Edward c. DER

CH1cAGo. June I4-Three hun.
~ dred stars OF the cindcr paths
worked out at Stage field today for
the prelimlnsrirA Of the national
collegiate track and field meet.
opening here tomorrow.
Prospects are good FOR worlds
records Ia three events.
Charlie Broodns. Iowa hurdler.
who has been clicked three times
this season under the old worlds
record OF 25s for the 22o,ynrd
low hurdles. was ready 70 do his
stuff Tootell. Bowdoin. holder OF
the Eastern collegiate record In the
hammer throw. hopes 10 break the
worlds record OF 1888 feet ss inches.
held by Pat Ryan. New York.
poIIart Hubbard. Mlchigan's negro
athlete, the present A. a. y. cham.
plon In the broad jump. will attempt
n leap Of better than 20 feet inches.
tho worlds record. held by Ned Cour-
din. Harvard. Hubbard Jumped %
feet ! inch In the Big Ten confer.
eneo mee, nj Ann Arbor. two weeks
ago.
Notre Dame. Cornell college, But.
Ter college. University Of Kansas.
Stanford. University Of Southern Cal.
ifornia. University Of Washington.
University OF Nebraska. University
Of Denver, Kansas AgEics. University
Of Iowa, University OF Montana, Dca
Moiues college. Kansas State Teach.
era college, Haskell institute, DcPau
university and Gunnei college viii
participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
CARDS ON TABLE; COAST
PREXY HAS HIS SAY

T oS ANGELES. June i4.-pe.
IL Hcriblng Charles Lockarsi's OK
PLANTATION OF the Seattle Baseball
club purchase as ''tweltthhour
confession" stupid explanation"
and ''mcas Of myths" William II.
Mccarthy. president Of the Pacific
Coast league. said today he would
redoublo his efforts IN investigating
the deal.
Lockard and Wade Kiliefcr admit.
tod that VIM. wrlgicy. Jr.. helped
them secure the Seattle club thru
indorslnE their notes Tor si2s.00o.
Since thcn they have raised other
money and have relieved Wrigley
OF his own Endorsements. they aaid.
In all OF these stupid esplana.
tions and twcifth-hour confessions
one fact stands out. william wrig.
ley. Jr.. advanced si2s.o00 for the
purchase OF tho Seattle club" said
Mccarthy nj formal statement
today.
Explain an they will. cauivocate
MS they may, apologize as they
have wrigley'a money bought the
Seattle club. That Is what l have
charged. That Is what they have
proven.
win the people believe that this
man. without security. without in.
tcrcst. without amy security in
law. advanced this sum 20 two en-.
ploycs only on their verbal promise7
And this to reward them for faith.
full service when nj lenat one Of
them had not been in his employ
for more than two years?
II admire hts generosity but
there is not enough pepsln on this
pill for any normalmInded man 10
digest Both statements are full
Of fallacies. contradictions and in
many ways remarkably Mt variance
with the fncts.
THE deal to purchase the Seattle
club was closed on March Is. IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
BERCOT AND KRACHE ARE REMATCHED FOR ARENA JUNE rs
DruTnldR to
Stage Big
Return Go
Logger and Boom Man to
Renew Their Fistic
Feud in Six-Round Go
BY LEO II. LASSEN

pEEQRE tho postmortem gossip
ID OF the great Bercot Kracho fight
of Tuesday night had fairly got UNI
der way. "Wednesday, Promoter Nate
prnXman stepped into the llmelight
and signed the famous pair Tor a sec
ond match To be held al the Arena
The articles were signed this
morning,
The winner OF Tuesdays fight was
slated 10 box Jimmy Sacco. but as
Bercot won and as Saooo demon
straied his superiority over the Mon
roc hoy declsively two weeks ago Il
Was decided best not 10 hold the
match.
Kraeho didat want the match
either as he is planning 90 rest up
week before DOMINIC the gloves
again.
\ weeks rest win find the boys
ready 10 so into active training
again as they are both in wonderful
condition and take great care OF
themselves IL won't take much
work 20 make them ready for their
return 50.
Bercot's sensational comeback and
his iast-minute Frank Merriwell
punch that won the fight for him
have made the battle one OF the most
talked about affairs OF Northwest
ring history.
Better order your seats carly.
brethren. as standing room win be
az premium when Dode and Ted
square off TO do their stuff again.
The Arena viii be dark next week.
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was not revealed until March 81.
on March 20 l wired response
TO a general public demand for a
full explanation and tho authority
10 investigate tho entire ,ransac.
ton. But / met with nothing but
evasion. preyarication. defiance and
personal abuse.
why. IL this Transaction were
clean. clear. honest and above.
hoard. do these men have to wal,
three months before making this
tardy and hclatsd confcssioRg
1T took that Tins 10 prepare this
mess Of myths 70 throw the smoke
screen. only TO emerge blackcnci
with their own SCOT. To auin IL
NJ, Tho public may rest assured
that these silly statements viii not
end or diver, my investigation. but
will redouhie g."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
BERC0T ENTITLED
To DECISION

\ great many fans though, after
the fight was over and Bereot was
declared winner that draw
wouldn't have hurt either boy. But
Bercot was clearly entitled to tho yer.
dict. Krache had won the third and
fourth rounds and Bercot the firth
and sixth The first was even and
the second. by a shade. was Kraehe's.
But the only thing that saved Kraehe
from X. o. was the bell. BeFcot
did more damage In that one punch
than Krache had in all OF the bat.
ting.
The difference between that deeis.
ion and the recent Travie Davis
jimmy Marcus verdict was that
Davis. altho knocked goofy in a
punch. struggled 10 his feet before
the bell and won the res. Of the
fight, giving him a draw.
There was no comeback on
Krache's part. the bell being the only
thing that saved him from knock.
out. By no stretch OF the imaglna.
ton could he be given draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
FIGHT LIVED UP
TO EXPECTATIONS

The fans Jammed the Arena Tues.
day night because they expected TO
see two husky young fellows step
into the ring and fight and they did
just that little thing. II is one Sc
attic scrap that has been heralded
as a big fight that hasn't been a
disappointment.
No worlds champions ever gave
more action than Krache and Dode
did and that's what your fight fan
wants ACTION. Championships
and such can go hang when two
giadiators like Krache and Dode
meet.
True. there are perhaps couple
Of hundred fighters at their weight
in the country that can beat tho two
Of them. but the color OF the setting.
their sudden rise 10 ring fame. their
local followings and the fact that
their battle brought those thousands
OF people thru the turnstiles where
world champions have failed here.
VIII combine to make their return
match big drawing card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
DUBLIN AFTER
RETURN SCRAP
FOR M'TIGUE

NEW YORK. June IA return
IN bout with Mike McTiguc, New
York. is sought by Battling sikl.
DIR. Francis McCnrtcn arrived SO.
day from Dublin and offered SIC.
Tigue 10000 pounds or ?5 PR cent
OF the gate receipts TO meet sikh.
The night is 10 be staged in Dublin
September Z.
Joe Jacobs, the Americans man.
ager. Is holding out for si25.o0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
SCOTT KNOWS
HIS STUFF

OF the local referees that have
been working here this season we
personally like Ted Whitman's work
better than any OF the rest as Ted
calls EN- as he sees them and acts
like he knows what it's all about.
But for a big battle like the Der.
cot-krache affair 1t took a new man
to gain the confidence OF the fans.
The selection Of Pat Scott was ad.
mirable and Scott added real class
70 the battle, because he is a real
referee. He'll make his mistakes
like the rest OF them. but the Seattle
fans have lot Of confidence in his
judgment.
incidentally 1t was the first time
in years that Scott has been lured
into giving decision as third man.
lie usually prefers to work with
judges.
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Jones. OF tho Dyers. Is better
fielder than Burke. Of the encmy. but
Burke looks like the better man with
tho stick. Jones. however. is n
much more experienced paalmer and
II any edge is given 1, bclongs to
him.
Kendall, Of the Cleaners. Is the
hardest hitter on either club and hts
batting strength gives him the pref.
erence over either Frisssll or Berger
Of the Dyers FrlsselI is faster and
a better fielder than Kendall. and
while he's invaluable as lcadoff
man because Of his short stature he
can't hit with Kendall.
In all.around playing ability the
outfIelds are about all square with
Kendall's hitting power offsctting
Jury's marked strength In left.
Most Of the punch OF the two teams
Is in the outfield and the work Of
these men will bear big part Of
the burden In tho finals.
The first game OF tho finals viii
be played Sunday at Upper Woodland
park AZ p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Yale Ball Team Trounces Washington
Seattle Is
Beaten in
LOngGdme

June ~. 80 Oakland
" ana Seattle went II innings
hero yesterday. the locals winning
by to 3 score.
Krauso twirled nice ball Tor .the
locals aud 30 did Elmer Jacobs for
Seattle until the time OF his retire.
ment from tho game at the request
OF Umpire pin Byron on dlsputing
a decision at third.
Ray Rohwcr poled out two home
runs for the losers. In each case
there was no one on the sacks
ahead Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
SEEMAN To WORK
WITH BERCOT

Sol Seeman. the clever New
Yorker, will work with Bercot again
for the next Krachc fight. seeman
Is going to try to teach the Monroe
boy how to avoid lot OF punishment
he has been taking. Bercot is such a
swell fellow and is such lion.
hearted youngster that it's crime
to see him hammered just because
he doesn't know how to protect
himself. He has the brains and the
body and the ambition. Under a
master boxer like seeman he ought
10 pick up lot Of defensive tricks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
NEW SEATING
PLAN DEMANDED

When Kraebe and Bercot meet
again the fans will demand a new
seating arrangement. In order to
get in more seats the promoters Of
Tuesdays fight stretched rows Of
seats on the flat floor the length Of
the Arena. Those fans who sat in
the rear rows. couldn't see anything
but the boxers heads and a lot of
fans went away sore. 4 good stIff
price was asked for the ducats and
the promoters owe it to their Gus.
toners to build their seats on an In.
cline so everybody can see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Rain Sets
City Net
Play Back

TNiE city tennis championship
l. tournament schedule received a
setback yesterday when ~ matches
were postponed on account Of the
rain. Dick Burr and Dick Wander
Las viii meet in their feature match
NJ o'clock on the tennis club courts.
a onesct match will be played be.
tween Leo LoEerstrom and o. r.
Stephens 20 settle their previous
taugle. Both Lagerhirom and Ste
phcnA won set apiece in their
earlier match. and the score stood
SIX gnmss each in the third ret when
darkness interviewed
The mems doubles. 10 have started
yesterday. win start al .. IN. today.
Some classy play Is expected in this.
woMES's SINGLES
tp M Hiss Nary Roy ys. Miss Can
doifo. Alss Nellie FeigeF ~. Alss Ruth
Ahreuse. nlss Madeleine Began w. Mics
Catherine Bell. Mrs. Frank Foster ss.
ThsimA Won't niaa HeH!z ~. Miss Rita
Nysr
! p. m.-Mss irene stephens IS Miss
MEMS SINGLES
y. m.--ArmY Marion -. IL Roy Foley
.. m.-fsan Da Turenne -. Fletcher
Johnson Henry Van Dyke Johns ~
George Rider. Bob Miller ~ william
Warren Ffnnk KoFiowtki ~ Grant
ihirufei Richard Burr 50. Dick Wander
Las. Chef pustt ~. winner Of o. r.
stephens Va Leo LagersTom fseoond
round match.
3 y. mart Lankils vs. Don waller
tp. NO. r. stephens 50 LEO Lager
s,rom Zone se,l.
MEMS DOUBLES
, ms--Leon Do Turrnne ara Henry
Van Dyke Johns ~ g o. Baxter and n
X. brown. IL ROY Foley and Leo Lager
stram "a. Bob Miller and ~. O. Warren
Nelson Robinson and Joe sEAriz -. Hat
old cup ard Hat oDenneIl. Army Marion
and Harry shaw W. Eari white and
Frank Koxiowakl. Gram iAl1nre and
Richard Burr Va, chet pueti and A.
Robinson.
o. mr. Williams and Yves RenHie
~. Pink Miller and Don waller. Art
f.AnEiis and windy tangiie W. o. T.
stephens aud Ezra Pope. Bob Hssksth
and Dick wander Las vs.. George Rider
sud Clifford Williams. Eddie Bauer and
Paul Dyer Va. winner OF Robinson and
sNartx vs. cuip and o'Donneii match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

IaninEA pitrhHd--Jaeohs 5afss charge
defeat 70 Jacobs. Runs rssponAihis fer
kEsuso :. Jacobs 4. struck sut -kfause
z. Jacobs Z. Iassa On hAfis---EE=AHsa l.
Jsrnts &. Blake Stolen base AniKht
Home runs r. HehHrf THnshasa bits
-~Kldred. Lafayette. asdeFas. Cooper. Ar
lett Sacrifice higs~-johassoa. Smith.
Itsifwia. Jacobs. krapse. Madstas =
Double psAys~~tiAtd~ln tn MsFAis 20 John.
st8n. Asfkis 20 Johnston. TIms-.sst.
umplfsa-~warG and byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
High Lights of
Major Tussles

Ballet Joe Bush held the 81. Louis
llfswns 70 four scattered hits, and the
fanks broke their losing streak by taking
the game, 10 Q.
Tho Athletics kept the pace wh~n
hnliie Sayior came back. pitching
wrii and hitting timely. Th~y beal
tho Tigerr, . 90 :.
George Hurns got five hits out % I'VE
times AZ bat. and Boston nossd on, the
white sox. 10 to >.
The Giants dropped another when the
iieds hii Aeoulilan opportunity. 20 J.
brooklyn halted the Cubs, q to q,
In wide opcn. free hitting game.
ifornshy returned 90 the linsnp Of ,hr
Cards and helped defeat the Braves.
! 10 ,.
nsh. Russell htt homer In the eighth.
and the Pirates beat the phIiiies. 10 3.
Battling sIIa. the seneEalesc
fighter, has announced that he win
sail from Paris for New York on
June %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Old Eli Is
W inner in
Poor Game

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June a.
: ' The Unworthy OF Warrington
baseball team. expected 10 score an
easy victory over Yale university
here today. went down 10 defeat be.
fore Old Eli By score Of IL tos.
The Western eollegians apparently
were suffering an Off day, as their
fielding ana hitting was decidedly
ragged
Hickey. the Yale twirier. allowed
Washington but five scattered hits.
The Ell batsnen gathered Is safeties
off the combined offerings OF Setter
and Liston and we're greatly aided
By Washington's six errors.
The game was tiresome 10 watch.
Dumbbell baseball took all Of tho
earmarhs OF class from the contest.
The Washington team plays Bos-
ton college AZ Boston today. They
Immediately leave the East for the
Middle West. where they engage in
two-game series with the strong
University OF Michigan nine at Ann
Arbor, The score: X. II. f.,
u. OF W.............3 s 8
Yale ...-............... IL IS 3
Battcries-Setzer. Liston and Wal.
bv. Hickey and Mallory
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PREPARING FOR
CHANNEL SWIM

The leading swimmers Of Europe
are preparing TO attempt to swim tho
English channel The competition
win be held under the auspices Of n
London newspaper, which offers
$1,000 for the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
WELSH WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. June li.-Fred.
die Welsh OF the battle fleet kayoed
Tommy Gardner In the first canto
OF what was to have been four.
round main event at National hall
last night. Sailor Burke beat Fred
Sullivan in the .semi.windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Jury and Kendall Are Outstanding
Stars of Junior Leugue OutfeLds


combinations balance the eldsd do
The hitting edge the Cleaners
o Lyes.
In left field Jury better alaound than oDonnl
about the but he isn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
WILL REFEREE
BIG GRID TILT

Tom Quigley, major league UNI
pire, has been selected 10 referee the
Haryard.Yale football game next No
yember.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
BEST SINCE ZONES

Eddie Kirby, the great Cornell
miller. is touted by the Ithacans as
the best man for the distance since
the days OF John Paul Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
DULUTH MEN ENrEREn

oarsmen from tho Duluth Rowing
club are entered In the annual cham.
pionship regatta, which will be held
at Baltimore, August 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

Totals .sss..sp ft ~ ~
Tee uai when nInuing rua scored.
iu4iird FOR smith 10 hinik
IBatisd for kraass Ia itIh.
iilaa fuf ChsKrs ia 18th.
N.nfn a.. I..a.lna-.-
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Hs::s'This8els
rAcrrIc COAST LEAGUE


Oakland Z. ssattio , Oh innlngI.
Vernon IL. Portland 8.
San Francisco 4, Sacramento :.
Salt Lake Il. Los Angeles 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
PORTLAND is
AGAIN LOSER

LOS ANGELES. June liver.
non won the second game Of the
series from Portland here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
AMERIcAN LEAGuE
RESULTS

Philadelphia s, Detroit ?.
New York s. 81. Louis 0.
Boston 10. Chicago ..
Only games scheduled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
NATIONAL IEAnuE
RESULTS

Cincinnati 4. New York !.
Pittsburg :. Philadelphia 2.
Brooklyn 2. Chicago {.
st. Louis ,, Boston 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Amateur Results
CHEosorr VICTOR

cnEosoTE. June il.--crsosose bail
elab defeated Tho cowan cigar CO. tess.
era here. 10 to !. Hansen. the winning
pitcher struck Out 10 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
pANroaIrM WINS

Tbs PAntorlum ball club defeated I'd.
monda at Edmonds BY 7.to.s score
This game went 10 inninEa sanderson,
catcher for the dysfs. won the game with
trips in the t0lh with the bases loaded
Larson. for the dysrs. svened up the
score In the ninth inning With his third
elogt of she day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

Harrison. Sutherland. Schneider.
Piilette and DAILY: Glider. Dell and
Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
ANGELS BEATEN
BY SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY, June 14,-In
a hard.hltting contest, Los Angeles
again went down to defeat before
Salt Lake here, IL to 10.
The score: r. II. II.
Los Angeles ..........10 Is 3
salt Lake ..............1 IL 20 !
Thomas, Hanna and Baldwin;
Myers, Singleton, Gould and Peters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
SOLONS DROP
ANOTHER TILT

SACRAMENTO, Juno IA. - San
Francisco nosed out victor over Sac.
ramento again yesterday. The
score was to 2.
The score: r. II. 10.
San Francisco ...........4 10 4
sacramento ......... 2 @ /
Hodge and Yelle; Thompson, Pen.
ner and Koehler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14

Battcries-setzer. Liston and Wal.
by; Hickey and Mallory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-14
Millions use IT. Fine for Hair
Mot Sticky, Greasy or Smelly

A few cents buys jar Of Hair.
Groom" at any drug store. which
makes even stubborn, unruly or
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In any style you like.