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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
PARKWAY and
C BYALEx C.Ro5E
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I ocAL golf fans have their chance
~ 20 witness Il real golf show TO.
day when 81 OF the best pro-ama.
tour teams tee-off, on the course OF
the Rainier Golf and Country club.
on a 5shole bestball play 10 decide
which club in the Pacific Northwest
has the champion professional.
amateur combination.
Most OF the entrants were out
practicing on the course yesterday.
and expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the condition OF the
fairways and greens. incidentally.
many low scores were turned In. and
Indications nre that a new course
record viii be hung UP before the
sun sets tonight.
Al Espinosa and Clark spelrs-
the Inglewood pair--seem TO be the
faYorites 20 lead the field. but to
the writer there are nj least half a
dozen teams on tho list that figure
10 finish az the top. and unless we
miss our guess tho final count Is
going to be mighty close. A very
strong duo that is being overlooked
is the Grays Harbor lads. namely,
Mortio Dutra and Walter Foyargue.
Dutra Is the young pro who took
charge at Aberdeen few weeks
age. coming here from California.
where. for several years. he was
recognized al one OF tho best in the
game, Walter Fovargue's golflng
ability is well known on the Coast.
He Is a high-ciass player and. with
young Dutra. should make a team
that will take some golf' to beat.
There are several others who will
be right in the running. and they'll
make this first annual pro.amateur
event something that VIII be talked
about for 'ong time TO come.
Keen interest Is being shown in
today's tournament. and the Des
Moines highway viii be crowded
with golf fans headed TO take in
the big show, where they can "pull
for their clubs team 10 win this
much coveted honor. Following is
the draw for play and starting
times:
s0o--w. f. Dalglclsh and lie Roy
Pratt, ST.. Tacoma Golf and Coun.
try club. vs.. Neil Christian and w.
w. CoopT. Centralia Country club.
s:os-w. Black and W. II. Abbott,
Bellingham Golf and Country club.
VS.. w. II. Gravlin and w. S. Bryn.
golfson, Uplands Golf club.
sI5-G. C. Wise and c. NJ. Holt.
ringer, Yakima Country club. VS.. J.
Mozeley and Paul Johns, Tacoma
Golf and Country club.
s:23--J. II. JUNIOR and Clare Girls.
void, Portland Golf club, VIC. Dave
Stuart and AL Buhre. Meadow Park
Golf club.
e:S0-T. c. Gardner and Robert w.
Prescott. Eugene Country club, bye.
s:ss-J. Hush and j. Yellowless,
Vancouver Golf and Country club.
VS.. r. tombstone and B. E. Stein.
Seattle Golf club.
s45-David l.. Black and r. Knox
Walkem, ShaugNessy Heights Golf
club. VS.. Phil Taylor and Bigger.
static Wilson. Victoria Golf club.
9:53-Fred Henwood and L. w.
Steil, Seattle Golf club. VS.. Phil JEFF.
ferson and y. c. Jamison. Everett
Golf ana Country club.
lo;o0-Dayid Craig and C. wucott,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
TUO Vital
Star Loop
Games Set

-FOUR indicated Star league
L baseball squads clash in two OF
the most important games OF the
season Sunday.
The Tailored Ready and Three
Brothers Dye Works win play at
broadway playfleId at noon and the
Louie French Dry Cleaners will clash
with the champion West & Wheeler
team at 10 a. m. at walla Walla.
stitts and white viii DO tho bat.
terry for Tailored Ready and Caller
and Del Duca are expected 10 per.
form for Three Brothers.
sackman and Miller the crack
battery OF the West & Wheeler club.
Will be on duty for the champions
while Afullaly and Egan are expect.
ed TO work for the Cleaners.
In the other two games OF the day,
the Best Shoe team will tangle with
the Pugets at Walla Walla at noon
while the Arden Cubs and Asahi
Cubs will get together at 10 a. m. at
South Park,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
CATCH SAVES
SOLONS

a marvellous running catch By Nc.
Medley In center field in the eighth
cost the Tribe the game. Welsh had
doubled off of tho left field fence
with one away and Crane pounded a
long fly TO left center. McNceley
was playing in close for Samuel and
he caught the ball after a long sprint
still on the run. lie held Welsh on
third. Richie followed with a single
TO tho shortstop. but Jake couldn't
deliver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Boston Bill James, Gossip Tanning Bee and Diamond Tragedy

Among them was a rawboned youth. 20 years old
Giant In sto hut IN tho ar, Of baseball than the
pride or Ireland II cold spring but every day
blk giant toiled az his pitching like demon. Nature had
given him big body. strong and ambition
LIS hin James and he was sent up from
California. where no had been pitching for the
Vile high school nine. his namo meant nothing
atiie fans that spring,
Tho season started James had control lie had a
lot OF stuff and tried hurting splitter II a wicked
delivery but he couldn't set II the plate limo
time no would be started and when he would fatcr Barry
yaned him from the mound lie discouraged was
almost ready 20 give up tho ghost.
Then there a shakoup IN the club. Barry given
tho air and Tealey Raymond made manager OF the
club lie the greatness In James and tho possibilities
OF tho big fellow. He left him IN tho game and gave
him confidence lie worked him every time with Bert
Whaling behind the plate They learned each others style
and worked like charm together.
He started 20 win and before the over he
had pitched the Seattle team into pennhnt won
10 straight games.
That fall he was sold to the Boston Braves
up EMEMbER when pitching Tor Seattle back
llln 1912" asked James "How green was! say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

Harvard's Bricklcy.
His spcclal,ics In track events are
the jumps and tho weights. and It
was his ability at these that won him
place on the team representing
America in the 1919 inter.allied
games and in the 1920 Olympic
games. In tho latter. he also was
member OF the championship
American rugby team and wun par.
tiouiar distinction by eo.yard drop
kick.
''Dink" now holds his A. b. degree
ana IL studying law with the inten.
ton OF entering that profession when
he graduates In addition 20 NIL OF
which he's the daddy OF bouncing
girl. and model husband. accord.
ing 10 Mrs. 'Dink"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
BERCOT-KRACHE MATCH ON JUNE II

much moro experienced man. the
fight Ia expected TO draw the big.
ecst crowd in the history OF boxing
In the Northwest.
Bcrcots defeat was his first 70.
verse kroche, too, has suffered
ono defeat losing decision TO
Morgan Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
DOUBLE PLAYS
FEATURE

Three double plays featured Fri.
days struggle, The visitors made
ono right in the first frame when
Rohwer singled and Mearkle tried
to bunt and Mollwitz gathered in the
fly with one hand and doubled Rob.
wer nj first. In the 18th with Kopp
on second and one away Hemming.
way rlfled fly at Crane and Sam
doubled Kopp at second. With the
bases full in the 18th and one out
and one run over. Siglin flied to
Lane and Bill heaved Ryan out at
the plate. slipping just as the ball
left his hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

PALo ALTO. Calf. May ga
"Dink" Tcmplcton. stiil a student at
Stanford university. believes himself
90 be the youngest coach OF n major
sport in any OF tho larger American
universities. He IL Just rs. but IS
making msn-aizo record land sal.
ary1 as s,anford's track team men.
tor.
Drink" who WAS ehristened Rob.
crt Lyman" has held tho Job for
three years In that time his team
has mads nm enviabla record.
lie came by his Job naturally.
From tho time he could toddic. he
has been an athlete. his spccialtIes
being track. baseball. rugby and
football. In tho latter. his puntlng
was often declared 10 equal that OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
BLAKE AND
YELLOWHORSE DUE

Fred Blake, scattle's pitching mys.
terry who has tho stuff, but hasn't
boon able TO win, and Chief Yellow.
horse, tho Sacramento Indian, arc
duo 10 mount the hillock today. II
Ycllowhorso doesn't get tho assign.
mont, Ken Pcnner viii undoubtedly.
pitch for the enemy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

NODE BERCoT. tho Monroe. log.
~ ger, and Ted Itrache. the Ho.
GUAM boom man. have been
matched for a 6.round scrap on
juno ~. They viii meet IN seattle
either at tho Arena or at the Sc.
attic Const league baseball park
This match has been brewing for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
CRANE HITS
BEHIND RUNNERS

Crane. by the way. Is hitting well
behind tho runners this year and is
pounding the ball safely in the pinch
es. He isn't q slugger by any
means. but Crane is doing his share
with the bat. He collected three
bingles yesterday and WAS robbed by
McNeeley OF at least a triple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
RYAN CAN
STILL BUST 'ENI

Buddy Ryan amt rs young as he
usta be, but the old boy can still
bust that onion. He hit three singles
yesterday, knocking in tho winning
run. He nearly tore leg off of
Jake with a drive thru the box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
GORMAN SIGNED
TO BOX RIDLEY

PORTLAND, May 26.-Bud Ridley.
Seattle, and Joe German, Portland.
viii meet for tho Pacific coast feath.
erwoight championship here on May
u over the l0.round route. frankie
Grnndctta, tho Portland sheik. and
Able Gordon, also OF Portland, meet
In the somiwindup for six rounds.
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some time
Both boys, stu green in the box.
Ing game. and both lightwcights,
have been coming along so fas.
that match between them has
been inevitable.
In spite OF Borcot's recent defeat
at tic hands OF Jimmy Sacco, n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

ms baseball vas concerned
Twice be went under the knife trying 10 heal up thu
arm once IN 1917 and again last Christmas. But the
magic Of the famous wng has failed 70 respond 70
treatment
CON yes. ! still have hopes Of pitching again soms
" day" declared James I'm Etll lot younger than
lot Of players still getting by IN this league and, while
I'm little oyerWeght ~ wouldn't take me long 70 get
In shape " my arm comes around al right"
UHE curtain up Tor the last act The Sacramento
takes the field Tor is practice before the game
with the Seattle Indians
moose" Of Is lobblng balls Tor the sekers
TO hit In batting practice, lie goes thru the motions
fully and takes no chances with HIS Ringing wing.
Tho solons so out FOR innsd work and the hg
fellow bats grounders for them and then spends tho rest
Of the day the coaching lines while the sacs battle
tho Indians
That big fellow n BIZ James. Of the tragedies Of
baseball who should be ranking along with Walter John
son, Chriaty Mathewson and the rest 81 the modern
mound greats but who Is Coast league coach because he
was when he broke in that he didn't know why
the pitchers warmedsup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
BALDWIN OUT
OFT GAME

Ted Baldwin was out OF the game
yesterday, the strain telling on his
injured hand. He may be in there
any day, however. Crane played a
nice game at the hot corner yester.
day, turning in regular Baldwin
catch with one hand of McNeeley's
grounder in the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
MEARkLE HITS
APPLE

Clyde Mearkle was very effective
with the willow yesterday. hitting
four singles in six trips. He is n
short hitter. but accurate at push.
ing the ball thru holes in the In.
field. Mearkles arm isn't any too
strong at second base, but he's a
hustler and has his head UP all OF
the time.
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fight, and went in. was heartsiek
thru Il all. Knockout punches were
out OF the question. They just
didn't exist in my system. l told
folks about tho little one. but be.
cause ! didn't knock out Brady, but
only outpolnted him. they accused
me OF stalling!
Two weeks later little Helen died.
and then tho papers apologized. and
said how sorry they were for us In
our loss.
That's what turned my hair gray
turned It gray practically over.
night.
To lessen the sorrow I plunged
into work. ! even went so far ns
TO want TO get into politics, Just 10
be able to forget-not my departed
littlo girl, but the sorrow of her
going.
IL Ii. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

CoMEBoDY was asking me tho
~ other day about hall balk."
what Il WAS and how the pitchers
set away with H. aly definition Of
L would be balk that pitcher Is
getting away with, The rule spe.
officially states that the pitcher shall
make no move TO the plate common.
Is used in his pitching motion with.
out Immediately going 20 the plate
with the ball. Take Paul Fittcry.
for example. Ffttery has the best
move TO first base Of any pitcher In
baseball. bar none. Being lefthand.
cd gives him blk advantage over
the runner ard hts exceeding quick.
ness and hts baIk motion gives him
a big edge over tho runner. Lean
the wrong way on Fittcry and get
two feet or Of that bag and you're
ruined. FIttery takes a half hitched
jerk just before delivering the ball
that l claim Is a balk. But It's n
half balk because he gets away with
Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

NlTRIE KONOWALOFF HESTER EASTMAN LOWER SWIM MARKS
BETWEEN INNINGG1
OBSERVATIONS ora BASEBALL De-,
pY pE.pUGpALE

SoMETHtNG drastic should be
~ done TO either prove or dlsprove
al OF these rumors going the rounds
on the Coast about syndicate base.
hall In Seattle. Talk Ia cheap, OF
course, but Il should be silenced.
Gossip, even II untrue. can do lot
o. harm. I was talking with Pres.
Nient James Gleason OF the Ameri.
can Bank FOR Savings the other day
and no says that the purchase OF the
Seattle club from Jim Boldt By
Charles Loekard. Wade KIliifer and
his associates was transacted thru
his bank and the deal was open and
aboveboard and he could sec no
signs Of syndicate ownership IN 40 far
as his banking relations with the
deal were concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
GAME POSTPONED

The Rooscvet.Queen Anne game,
TO have been played yesterday after.
noon, was postponed on account OF
tho wet grounds II viii be played
next Thursday afternoon OH Roose-
welt field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
CAT BOAT RACE
BILLED TODAY

The annual junior catboat race.
under tho auspices OF the Seattle
Yacht club. will be held this after.
noon on Portage bay. Twenty boats
are entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
McrARLAN NAMED

WASHINGTON. May 2e.--The
president today appointed Earl C,
McFarlan TO be collector OF customs
ut Portland, Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
KATHRYN BROWN
Is DEFEATED

kathryn Brown has yet failed TO
hit her stride. In one OF tho big
upac;s Of the evening she was dc
feated by Agnes Spcidei in the WON.
ems i6o.yard free style dash. Miss
Brown finished strong. but was not
quite able TO overcome tho lead that
her younger rival had gained earlier
in the race.
Lambert sternbergh. captain OF
the Crystal club team coppsd the
i00.yard breast stroke. Gust Jar.
vic finished second and Bob Smith
was close third.
Merlin "Blackle" Fadden made
two pretty exhibition dives off the
40.foot board One was backward
one and half. while the other
was a forward one and a half.
Rcider Ring made gwan dive from
the same height.
Mems ie0-yard free siyls--Mltrls Ro-
nowaioff. first: Robert ,smith. second I:
Harry Mewaiiers, third. Time. % sec
onds.
Junior boys (under isl ko.ysrd dash.
free n,yis-Tawrsnes Bishop. first. Bur
son Thompson. second. orrln wittsr,
third. Time. 81 as seconds.
Junior girls fundsr 40 E0-yafd dash.
free styic-Ssyh Bromfl.id. first: Thsi-
ma Moehoi,. second: Kathsryn Mclean.
third. Time, 80 7.B seconds.
Junior boys under 10 ba.yard dash.
free styis--Ernsst Killing. first walter
venino. second, Paul Bishop. third. Time.
20 Al seconds.
Junior girls tunder 1s) 3o.yArd dash.
"a.
Bromfieid. second. Mary Fuller. third.
Time. 81 i-s seconds.
women'n lo0.yard, breast stroke
Madsisin Plsas. first. Clare Nelkfk. sec
ond; Doris Hagsman. third. Time.
iss3 At.
Mems ioo-yard back .troke---Mitris
KonowRioff, first: spriEgs Washer. nec-
ond. Harry Bpeldei. third. Time. $40 t-s
thew Northwest record).
Junior girls under 17) so-yard dash.
free atyIs-Bstty Taylor. first: Dorothss
Lowe. second. Bcrnieo Clinton, third.
Time. ~ t.s seconds
Mems novice 50.yRrd. free styls--wii.
liam Wohlfield. first: II. s. Reid. second (.
O. W. Bohmcr, third. Time. 90 rs sec.
onda
women's 1oo-yard back stroks-Heater
Eastman. first; Nsya Bromneid. second /.
Ratheryns Brown, third. Time. i;3p as
new Northwest reoord).
Junior boys Cunder t2) 6o.yard dash.
free styie--Jean Cecearelii. first; Jack
second: Paul Bishop. third.
Time. 45 s-b seconds.
Junior boys novice, b0-yard. free styis
Joe Newsom. first Lawrence. second I:
John Blum. third Time, al as seconds.
Mems f00-yard breast atroks--I.ambert
BternborEh. first. Gust Jarvie. second (.
Robert Smith, third. Time. 1870 i.5
Women'H i00-yhrd. free stylo--AEnes
SpsideI. first; Katherine Brown. second (:
NeyR Bromfield. third. Time, i:it 2.5.
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the greatest lefhander OF all time pitched
Phlhdsiphia- Once big odds philadelphia.
When the smoke OF battle had rolled away Boston had
heart breaking i-to-0 battle and Bil James. seatsa
baseball idol had let the worlds champions down with
two moasley hits II Of the greatest pitched
In tho history Of baseball II broke the heart Of the
Athletics and the Braves Tompcd home with moro
Victories making clean sweep Of the series unhesrd
OF upset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

MRS. c. C. CARY. with a net So.
AsA wen the medal play compete
ton nj Darlington last "wednesday,
and second honors went to Captain
Mrs. Don Moore. with a net of 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Vest Side
Team W ms
OUer Babes
PREF STANDINGS

TIVE lcague.leading West Seattle
i high school team just nosed out
victor over the Garfield Babes yes.
terday afternoon on Hiawatha play.
field. The final score was to 4.
-Four costly errors accounted for
Garfield's defeat, for they outhit
their rivals By a comfortable mar.
gin.
Hec La Chance, a freshman. start.
cd on the mound for West Seattle
aud was Knocked out Of the box in
the third inning. Captain Art But.
Ter relieved him and was In trouble
until. the seventh. From then on
only nine batters faced him, while
his teammates were scoring the tnl.
ffe.. ra,oaaaft, N vyirt The oont.af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

'1MHEREs Tealsy Raymond now asked James,
w when ull came In the conversation. That boy
certainly knew baseball and I'm strong FOR him. IT'S
bad that Teaey wasn't bigger man physically, because
he certainly had the baseball brains"
"Ho can't keep away from the game either. can hep
laughed Bi when he Informed that Raymond was
managing a team in Bellngham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

"noc@ JOHNSTON took a pain.
~ ful wallop on the head from a
Wild pitch heayed by Southpaw Can.
field the other day, but I hear that
he viii be ready for play again as
nothing serious developed from tho
blow. I don't think that IL will az.
feet Johnston's batting any because
he has been in the game such a
long time and has been btaned be.
fore. / expect him TO be in the
game with all OF his pepper in fow
days. The Tribe needs him at first
base because he Is the keystone OF
that whole lnfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
MULLIGAN is
HITTING STAR

LOS ANGELES. May 2e-with
Eddie Mulligan pounding out sin.
gle, triple and home run In four
times at the plate and scoring three
runs himself. the San Francisco Seals
won from Los Angeles again yester.
day by a 6 to tally.
The score. r. II. f..
San Francisco -. ....... 6 10 O
Los Angeles .,...,,.,. 10 L
Observation-Disclosures. Hodge and
Agnew; Jones, Hanna, Wallace aud
Byler.
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A YEAR iater-i'i5-the Braves gave James biz con.
tract FOR two three years lie reported late spring
training and tried 20 work Off his extra weight with
rubber shirt lie pitched for few and caught cold
IN his shoulder He felt slight twinge In his just
before spring training ended thought nothing OF II
and when Il he tried 10 pitch II The pain
became and before tho well under way
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Dutra and w. G. Fovargue. Graya
Harbor Country club.
1o0s-Frank MInch and w. II.
Peabody. Everett Golf and Country
club. VS.. William Hsnley and Rus
sell Smith. waverly Country club.
1o15-Al r. Espinoza and Clark
Speirs. Inglewood Country club. VIZ.
Frank Noble and Walter Wand, Raj.
nier Golf and Country club.
E1IFTEEN.MAN teams OF the Ingls.
wood and Portland clubs viii
meet In their initial links battle on
the lake shore course today. and
the result promises TO be q close
one. as the line-ups appear TO be
we'll balanced and made up with
high class golfers. w. II. Payne,
president OF Ingiewood, has put up
trophy which the two clubs will
compete for in 72.hoie homeland
home matches The trophy is to bs
played for at the rate OF one leg
year, until three wins are made.
Today's match win be played in
single matches in the morning and
foursomes in the afternoon.
THE Darlington team of so play
4 ers will hit the highway for
Everett early tomorrow morning.
where they go to tackle the Smoke.
stackers in the first half Of these
clubs annual home.and-home fix
ture. Play viii get underway at 3
O'Clock. and Skipper Frank Atkins
is very hopeful that his Black Riv-
or lads will finish In the lead.
COME cutting" is necessary on
~ some OF tho handicaps OF the
jefferson Park Golf club players.
according TO the results Of last
week-end's DOGGY competition, which
was won by E. V. Peterson, who
finished 1o.up. That's lot Of holes
TO beat the Colonel on an 1S-hole
journey! Jack Scott had a nice time
also. taking second prize with
seven.up margin, which was one
moro than A. B. Canning. A little
fixing could be done with the win.
ner's handicap allowance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
BROADWAY VICTOR

Ballntd received severe setback
when their nino was defeated by,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Fast Time
Made hen
Stars Meet
Good Races Feature City
Water Meet Friday at
Crystal Pool
BY TOM OLSEN

TWO Pacific Northwest swimming
l. records fell before tho superb
swimming OF Hester Eastman and
Nitric Konowaloff al the annual city
meet AZ the Crystal Pool last night
Miss Eastman broke her own
Northwest record in the ioo-yard
hackstroke when she swan tho dts.
tanco in / minute 20 a.S seconds.
Konowaloft surprised when he bet
tered tho record made By Harry
Spcldci IA the iOo.yard backstroke
Tor men with the time Of / minute
10 IS seconds.
Two junior glri swimmers stood
head and shoulders above their RI
walls in last nights competition. They
we're Neya Brownfieid and Agnes
Speidel. These two misses. showed
lots ~ class. and promise TO develop
into stars Of the first degree.
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k0NOWAIOFf
SURPRISES

Nitric Konowalor failed TO smash
tho iooyard free style record. ar was
expected. but his winning the back
stroke was an upset. Konowaioff IS
constantly Ia training. which nc.
counts for his ability 10 step away
from most OF his rivals.
Madeleine Pless had little difficulty
in winning tho womcu's toe.yard
breast stroke. altho her time was a
little slower than usual
Agnes speldel. In the 5o-yard dash
for girls under 10. clipped or tho
distance in % lis seconds. This Is
remarkably good time and Is thought
TO be new Northwest record. a
cheek.up Is now being made 10 ascer.
81 A. a.
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Should u fighter 20 out of
his class9 Kilbane gives his
opinion in the next article.