davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-11-28
STEAMED RICE.

. Ilf MED fIIOE.
One cup of rice, one and one
half teaspoonfuls of salt, three
cups of boiling water. Pick the
rice over carefully. washing it
three or four times. When II is
clean put II into the upper part
of d double boiler and add the
boiling water and salt. Boil il
over the fire for eight minutes,
stirring il constantly. Cover
and cook it over boiling water
for about 80 minutes longer. or
until ii is soft. Press il into a
cold, wet mold. Serve with any
sauce. cream or milk. Very nice
served with soft custard.
Evening star., 1924-11-28

or is it advisable 10 leave it on
O. r.
The liquid from canned vcGcta-
bles-peas, asparagus. string beans
Evening star., 1924-11-28

should not be thrown away. that is
If YOU get the good standard prod
ucts. This liquid is useful for add
ing to SOupS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08
He's getting anxious
and wants your help!

you've a kind heart, ma am, to help poor, old,
overworked Santa Claus the way you're doing
You see I'm buster this Christmas than I've been in
several years and I'm not getting any younger,
now, am I?
And sakes alive, did you ever see so many
sweet little children waiting for me as there are this
year? every one good, too It they say so them
selves! And not one of them will be disappointed
if we can help it, will they, ma'am?
you see it's this way-ny stores = for every
store in Indianapolis is really MY store at Christ
mas-is doing all it can to get the Christmas pres
ents home on time But after ALL merchants and
clerks and packers and drivers are human beings
just like you ma am. When they're overworked or
overtaxed they first get tired then cross and then
"Well-just about then they say to themselves:
We can manage the big parcels all right but if
folks would only shop earlier in the day and CARRY
THE LITTLE PARCELS HOME we could and =
Oh, my, [ forgot Billy Towards skates"
Just then Santa Claus whisked away, but we
imagine what the GOOD Saint really wished to say
to every Christmas shopper in indianapolis was
something like this:
Get the Christmas spirit! Do your part tovard
tightening EVERY ones york and burden this
Christmas, including our oUeruOorked Merchants
and their Helpers. Shop early in the dag! Carry
the LITTLE things hon,e-BE YOUR OWN
SANTA CLAUS all you can and feel that you Ne
really earned that rouSing tOeLcon1e on Christmas
morning "A Merry Christmas
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-08

q S. Copyright 1924,
The Indianapolis Times.
All Rights Reserved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
State Tennis
Meet Starts
MondayA.

DLAY opened at 10 o'clock this
l. morning in the annual Washing.
ton State Tennis tournament on the
courts OF the Seattle Tennis club
with a brilliant array Of stars en-.
tered in the competition
The featured match in today's play
viii be between Bob Hesketh. Uni
versity OF Washington captain. and
Frank Koslowski. a former Star
Woodland park champion. Koslow
ski has been playing great tennis Of
late and is likely to give the Husky
star battle. The match is slated
to start at o'clock.
Earl White, another playfield ex
pert, faces Ray Casey, the California
star, in match at 3 o'clock
Danny Lewis and Armand Marion
were to play in another important
match at 5 o'clock
Neither Irving Weinsteln, the
mems champion, or Mrs. William
Henry, the women's champion, are
defending their titles this year.
Todays schedule follows:
~ o'clock-J. Levine vs.. Clist. Morrison
vs. Mckenzie. gcully vs. a. Levine,
Todd W. daPon,e.
II o'clock-Brunn vs. Bell Wolf W.. Back.
hand, Davis ~. cole
~ n'cloclt-smith We. NJ Robinson.
CHARACTERIZATION ~. Lazier. Rider vs.
Gallar-. Clarke ys Warren. Oulllan "a.
As.e, HeHketh Va. Kalowsid, r. Miller
W. X. Miller.
so'clock--deTurcnne W. wilson Burr Va.
Todd, Williams W. Wander Las. suhr
". BadEs, w Lanslie ". Langcrstrom
o'clock-Casey W. White, Herb w.
Brown, u. Langlls W. Robinson, Waller
". HartwiR
O'clock valley w. Dobln Bctz va
GFahem Lewis VI. a. Marion. Hoflus
-. La Vine.
Q o'clock--Grlfnn W. Ewing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Tennis League
Returns Not In

Because Of the incomplete re.
turns. The results OF tho opening
matches Of the Woodland park
tennis league VIII not be pub,
lishcd until Tuesday. All man.
ayers should phone In their re.
suits. Some Of tho matches were
not played and those players
should finish their matches carly
this week. II possible.
The schedule for next Sunday
with the complete runs viii DO
published in Tuesdays star.
There will be no matches
booked Saturday because OF con.
flict with the Playfield tourna.
ment that starts that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Oaks Win Series
From Sacramento

OAKLAND. July Il. - Oakland
cinched tho series with Sacramento
by winning the first game yester.
day. 10 o. The solons came back
in the afternoon affair and won. 4
to ?. The score: II. H. f..
Sacramento first CAMEL. o 8 o
oakland .,-..t...-...... 4 . D
Batterics-Hall and schang; Eos.
ter and Read.
Sacramento second camel 10 o
oakland .............. 2 8 I
Observation-Disclosures and I(oehler
schang: Mats. Bochlor and Read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

IHDlHEs VTIrhfd~Hhra To UfeEE
Credit victory 20 Eiruizud Charge de-
feat 20 Williams. ~ bat--ON shea a.
or GrsFE -. Hits batted-Off shea H.
on OrcEr 70. Runs Hcored-Off shea J.
on GreEE :. Runs rcapouEibis for-GrsEE
4. shea I. struck out-By Gregg l. By
shea =. hy Williams z. Bases on balls
orr OreEE I. of shea i. off Williams J.
OF EtsulAnd J. list by pitched ball
Hnhwsr. stolen Auiiigan. Rob
wer. r. Baldwin. Passed bali-NarEat
Three base hit-Eilison. TWo-base hlis-
Eldred. Cuishaa. Hsndryx. Lane hAcrl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
ROBIN REED WINS

PARIS. July l4.-Robin Reed. ore.
gon Aggies. defeated Charles New.
ton. Portland. Ore. in the finals OF
the olympic catch.as. catch.can fcath.
erwcight wrestling championships TO.
day. Newton was rated second and
Match. Japan. third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Game Chatter

The Indians left last night for salt
Lake whore they will play a series
with the Bees They jump 10 Los
Angeles the following week and then
. return home.
san Francisco retained lis hair.
game lead by winning the first game
Sunday, The Seals returned home
after a disastrous trip. winning only
five games out OF IS played In the
Northwest
The Seals tanglc with Vernon nj
home and the Redskins have an "a.
eellent chance 20 pull away from
both OF them II they clean Up In Salt
Lake and Vernon and Frisco break
even.
Nean Gregg was given big basket
Of flowers and fine cigarette case
by the Seattle fans and n big hand
by the customers. II was Grrgg's
day sunday you know.
Gregg's finest bit Of pitching came
IN the second inning when Ellison
iriplcd against the right field fence
with nobody out. Kilduff lined 10
Emmer. but Gresg got Kilduff on
an easy ny by change Of pace and
he famed Vargas.
Seattle won Saturdays game.
Wheezcr Dell shutting out Frisco.
10. while Ray Rohwer hit another
homer and Frank Emmcr played
dazzling game at shortstop The
Seals only got three hits.
Earl Baldwin hasn't an equal in
the league at blocking runners at
the plate. In the eighth inning Of
Sundays second game Rhyme tried
to score on Shea's single to center.
but Baldwin blocked him Off Of the
plate and with his back 10 Rhyme
he swung hts hand around behind
him and hit Rhyme with the ball
before Rhyme crossed the plate. II
was wonderful play and PcarIe
Casey got a great kick out OF ex.
planning 1t 10 the irate Seal
players.
The crowd saved that second
game for Seattle. Hendryx hit one
in the 18th between Rohwer and
Lane that would have been a triple
at the least and perhaps a homer.
but It went for only a double And
In the last OF the 18th Kelly would
have easily caught Lanes ny that
went for two bases II It hadn't
have been for the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Star League
Teams Meet
in Big Tits
Ed Reichle Twirls Great
Game for Georgetown;
Arden Cubs Defeated

CoUTH LAKE and the George
~ town cubs won their way into
the finals Of The Star Junior
league Class y playoff Sunday when
they emerged victorious In their
games.
South Lake won from the Arden
cubs, 20 9. while the George
town Cubs defeated the Junior Ad-
vance club. ~ 20 D
NsYen errors by The Arden Cubs
and hEHry aticl work by South
Lake hatsmen accounted Tor the vic
tory. Anderson. the star twirler
for tic hl'duh Cubs. wan knocked
from the box and was relieved by
Morley
In the eighth innlng. with the
score 8 10 IN favor Of the Cubs,
~ Donnelly poled out q long homc
run with the bases loaded. putting
the South iaker into the lead.
A Cubs rally in the ninth was
halted when Jensen. the winning
twirlsr. nipped two men or the
bags
I'd Reichle iwirlsd great game
FOR the Georgetown Cubs against
tho Junior Advance club. altho he
was trine Wild N times Rsichle
famed 10 men.
II was nnybody's game until the
sixth. when Georgetown forged into
the lead Schwartz was knocked
from the box and was replaced by
shapiro. who had had an operation
on finger the previous day and
which was still in a bandage.
The scores: r. r. l..
South Lake .............
Arden Cubs ..s..........
Jensen and Biondin. Anderson.
Wcohrle and BIanchi
r. H. T..
Georgetown Cubs ....".l2 8
Junior Advance Club. 5 0 z
Rcichic and Gestcr. shwariz.
Shapiro and Ordellc.
Tho highly toutcd Bishop has
been benehed by the Athletics. Con.
tmIy TO all expectations he didn't
even have IA urayrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

club team, and Mrs J. q. Moore
one OF the many promising pupils
OF tho inglewood school uie teeinr
of today IN the qualifying round OF
The Oregon state womnn's cham,
pionship tournament. which h being
held 40 tho Portland Golf club.
That's @ strong trio and. who
knows. u may produce the cham.
pion'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Portland Breaks
Even With Anee|,

PORTLAND. July i4.-Los A,
geles and Portland broken even I.
the double header here Sunday afts.
noon. The Beavers won the nrs
game. 10 TO S. which was the OH
one they took during the entr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Americans
Win Track
and Field
Finnish Distance Runners
Furnish Thrills; Yanks
Score 255 Points
BY HENRY /. FARRELL

By HENRY l.. FARRELL
DARts, July it.-Maintainlng un'
L broken. a record q successive
olympic victories, dating back 10
the revival OF the modern games
at Athens IN 1896. Americas track
and field team surpassed their per.
Torrance uf four years ago az Ant.
worp. when they won this years
honora az Colonies stadium with
nearly 100 points 20 spare.
-Four years ago Finland tied the
United States In first place. this
year we won A. 10 the Firms 10
The final point score Of the frat
three teams was.
United States. s55.
Finland. l66
England. s5h
Records crashed and fell 20 the
very end Of the games. Sundays
competition found the American re-.
lay teams setting new world marks
for the 400 and 1850 meters. and
Bud" Houser. the California
whale" became double olympic
winner by breaking an Olympic rec,
ord In the Discus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
JOHNNIE JONES. on

JOHNNIE JONES, Of Piper &
~ Tafts. and Gordon Haw. tho
Jefferson Park champion. scored a
, and victory over the Huston
brothcrH, Jack and Curly" Of the
Calhoun indoor golf school. In a SO.
hole best hall match al the Beacon
ian course. yesterday
Aliho tho scoring was low In both
rounds, many shots we're missed.
The Sun.haked fniryay conditions on
tho hin links are such that poorly
played teeahot gets us much dis.
lance as well played one
The proamatcur team had a
thrce.up lead az the end OF the
morning round. The afternoon trip.
which was haivcd. produced "A best
hall Of 81 from tho quartet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

strsrk sut-Hy suthsrizrd p. by G=ary g.
Hassa on halls on gsary :. Tro-Aass
bits-AEusa r. Baldwin. tufhsrlana
HohHef sacrifice hits hlIiEah. thfhF
Runs hattsd in-AFnsu q MsiHEau. Ell-
duH Rhyme o. RHldEin. Time 49,
umpirsH Carroll and taHtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

NATIONAL IEAGrE
RESULTS

Cincinnati g. Boston tfirr ~.
Boston 3. Cincinnati D second Fs-sI
sss YORK 3 Chicago &.
brooklyn .. ~. Louis 4
30 other games played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
.PMNIEms ss.man tenn proved

PMNlERs 25-man team proved
too strong "a combination for
the Everett lineup when these cluia
hooked up In the return half Of the
annual home and home fixture on
the links Of the former Saturday.
While Edgar Crider and his men
were collecting pis points. Roy
Thomus ana his assistants managed
70 gather a mere .gb.
That 22.point margin LEFT the 10.
Gals with a iQpoint balance In the
doubles match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Record Crowd Sees Tribe Break Even Sunday
Baseball Figgers for Baseball Bugs


EsaftIs q Fan FraarIrr1 tss-s.4 -.
90 luuiHEaI
Portland Do. t.ss AaEsIss s ffir,, -.
Ia Angeles no. PaTtlarG slrr1sre -
Oakland g. rarrausHt1 ifIr,s -
sacramento e. DaziaHd fssea-e -
salt Lake vernon ffrf -
HfrngH >. salt Lake 9 Itsrsna a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
JUST INsTINcT

Eddie Roush Of the Cincinnati Reds
says he doesn't Try to figure the
pitcher u Just hit by instinct the
crack baker gayA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
NINE WORLDS
RECORDS BROKEN

Nine worlds records were broken
-all by Amcricans--in the 1924
games Besides this the United
States team SGT two new Olympic
marks and cqualled one.
Frank Hussey. tho Brooklyn
school 10y. achieved his share OF
Olympic glory az the 18th hour.
when he defeated II. NJ. Abrahams
100 meter champion. IN the first
leg Of the 800 meters relay. passing
the baton on to Louis Clark In
faultleas fashion after beating tho
Englishman by two yards. In this
event the Americans. Hussey. Clark,
Murchlson and L. coney. bcttcred
their record Of the previous day
and established a new worlds mark
at II seconds.
In tho 1900 meters our relay
team sped the distance In 3is. a
whole second faster than the exist.
ing worlds record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

'Battsd Tor vargas IN 10Th.
flane out. hit b hatted bail and no
body out ahsn Winning run scored
iBaued for Emmsr in eighth.
Matted for Gregg IN ninth.
EeuFa ~ tuntnas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

record-breaking crowd.
Nean Gregg. who was being hon.
ored sunday started the same Tor
the Tribe. but wobhly support nearly
cost him the game. The Redskins
came from behind TO tie the game In
the ninth and the Tribesmen kicked
thru with the winning run In the
rfth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
BRADY CROSSED
ENI LIP

Cliff Brady came 20 the plate In
the nth with Billy Lane on second
and nobody out. Lane had hit 20
left field and Joe Kelly dropped the
hall when he backed into the crowd.
The Seal infield came In to try
TO kill off hunt. which was
expected. but Brady slammed
hit past kilduff and the game
was over.
The Indians took the lead in this
hattie In the third inning. Earl
Baldwin singled and Gregg hunted
him along. lane kicked thru with
a siEzler over short and Baldwin
scored.
The Seals got the run back in the
fifth. Vargas singled, Shea suntcd,
Kelly popped out and Valia dyna.
mited one 10 center and Vargas tai
lied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

fee hitH-orsgE, shea. Rhyme Ran, ~.
ted in-i-Ane 2 Nalis, Shea. Brady. Ia,
--;lb. Umpircs-cassy and Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
GERALD SHANNON viii me,l

/ GERALD SHANNON will meet
VI Bon Stein ia the scmi.ilnalH Of
the North End club championship
but this Son % the Emerald Isle
had to 40 10 the goth hole. yester,
day. before he eliminated Jack
BallinEcr from the race and quail.
fled rs scmlfinalisi
In the meantime. Dixie" Fltagcr
is hanging around whiting Tor an
opponent 70 tee.off in the 36.hole
final match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
FINI4iNDER WINS
MARATHON

Indiyidu1i honors on the closing
day went 10 Albcn stcnfoos Of
Finland. however stenroos. "A 60
yeRr.old wood worker Of Helaing,
fors. won the marathon. piece de
resistance, az the French Say OF
all Olympic games. In :45 .. IS.
xix minutes ahead OF Bertini Of
Italy. with our Clarence Demar Of
Boston third. The Finn had not
engaged IN competition for rs
years.
Paavo Surml put further seal
upon his greatness az tho outstand.
ing distance champion OF all time.
when he won the 5000 meter race
his fourth victory Of the games.
No athlete OF modern times has
edunlled this record
Ugo Frigcrio. Itaiy'S walking star.
scored an impressive victory IN the
10000 meters walk. another Of the
events OF the final day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
Vernon Draws In
Salt Lake Games

Los ANGELES. July i&.--Ncrnon
and salt Lake broke even In the
double header hero yesterday. the Wis.
l,ors taking the first game 10 6.
while Vernon won tie sccond. TO 6.
THE ggo-ra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
1900 Wild Baseball
Bugs Saw Double Bill
Indians Come From Behind to Win Second Game,
4-3, in ii Innings, Seals Winning First Tilt 6-l /;
Wheeler Dell Shut Out Seals on Saturday
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HEY were hanging from the rafters jamming
the stands TO capacity, lined up behind ropes in
the outfield three deep and scattered over the
hill behind the Rainier valley baseball empor-
ium; 1900 fans, the greatest crowd of da-
mond fanatics that ever saw game in Seattle.
witnessed the double bill that closed the great
San Francisco-Seattle series Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
THEo LEMAS successfully dc

IfIHEp LEHMAN successfully de-
L Tended his title Of "seattles
champion Of merchant tnilor who
golf" yesterday. when he defeated
William Kuis;, two-up and ono 10
play in the 5s.hole final match
played on the Darlington Country
club links
The difference IN handicaps gave
Kuist "A two.s,rokc allowance on
each round but his opponent set
a hot pace from the first tee and
Il was not until the afternoon play
that the handicap figured In the
match, From "a six down mark al
the i2,h hole. kuist started 10 dis.
play his true form and nicked five
holes back That was as close an
he could set 20 Aquarng matters
and when Leman became twoup
on tho 33rd green and held that
count thru the next two holes, Il
was che end or a perfect day for
Theo ana the finish Of q stubborn
ly fought. but losing battle FOR
william.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

THREE Seattle women golfers
l. namely. Mrs. c. c. Cary. tho
city champion from tho IngicWood
Country club. Mrs. r. Van Pattcn.
lead.ofr player on the Rainier Golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

What a gang that was! And how they did
want to cheer for the Redskins but they didn't get any
chance until late in the second game.
The Seals took the first encounter Sunday 6 but i'm the
second battle the Indians from behind to win as in
IL frames
That second game provided all Of the thrills for that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
ERRORS NEARLY
PIN LIE

The Seattle infield wobbled badly
in the fifth and tho Seals took the
lead. Brady and Ted Baldwin booted
two in this frame and hits by Hen.
dryx, Kilduff and Shea let in two
runs.
The Indians got one back in the
eighth and tied Il in the ninth.
Rohwer singled with one away and
so did Ted Baldwin. Bowman. pinch
hitting for Emmer, famed. But Ray
mond and Theodore put on the dou.
BILE steal and Ray scored.
George -Cutshaw went in 10 hit for
Gregg in the ninth and doubled TO
left. He went TO third on a wild
pitch and scored on Lanes single.
Brady hunted Lane along. but Bert
Ellison rushed Guy williams to the
hill and the young lefthander stopped
the uprising. Pat Shea had been
pitching good BAH until this Sexplo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
WHAT WILLIAMS
DID

Williams buzzed over three strikes
on Welsh. walked Eldred purposely
and got Rohwer on an infieid out.
George Stueland finished the game
for the Tribe and II has been told
how the game was decided.
The first game was all San Fran.
cisco. Bob Geary fIst.balled mis- for.
mer mates to death. He had them
popping up all afternoon.
suds Sutherland pitched good ball.
but had lot OF tough luck with
bad bounces in his infield.
The Seals scored in the second
when Agnew slammed one into
the crowd for two bases, bringing
In Ellison.
They made two more in the third
and chased over three in the sixth.
Seattle filled the bases in the
sixth. Ted Baldwin couldn't find a
hit in his bat and Seattle's only
chance was gone, The Indians did
squeeze over a run in the eighth
when Rhyme booted one and singles
by Eldred and Ted Baldwin brought
Brady over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

The highly toutcd Bishop has
been benehed by the Athletics. Con.
.tmry to all expectations he didn't
even have a prayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14
South Lake and Georgetown in Finals
PARKWAY and GREEN
50 By1ALEK c. RoSE
~ q n
MISS HELEN FAnRELI. created

MISS HELEN FARRELL created
A'l e. new course record for the
women folks 10 shoot az. yesterday.
when she scored an 81 over the Sc.
attic Golf club links. while play
ing in foursome match with
Miss Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh. 1921
H. n q. A, champion. who recently
returned from trip 10 China.
Charles y, Woolrey and e., H. Bur
nett d.
Those who have watched Miss
Farrell on tho links so away won.
dering why this North.Endef has
not won several major hon0u, be-.
cause she has everything that goes
10 make a champion. namely. golf
Ing form and the knowledge u how
20 make "a shot
That fine hit OF play. yesterday
did not find her puitcr working
very smoothly but at that she
Wasn't missing very many shots ON
the greens nor thru The nirway6
She's d topnotch maker OF golf
shots h Miss Helen Farrell and one
has only 10 look over this record,
creating score, which started on
with go on No. 4. par -"
hole. 10 find this out. because one
has 90 play ones shots properly 10
gct the desired results on the North
End links
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

The Indians left last night for salt
Lake whore they will play series
with the Bees They jump 10 Los
Angeles the following week and then
return home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

san Francisco retained It's half.
game lead by winning the first game
Sunday, The Seals returned home
after a disastrous trip. winning only
five games out OF IS played IN the
Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

The Seals tangIc with Vernon nj
home and the Redskins have an ex.
eellent chance 20 pull away from
both OF them II they clean Up in salt
Lake and Vernon and Frisco break
even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

Nean Gregg was given a big basket
Of flowers and a fine cigarette case
by the Seattle fans and n big hand
by the customers. II was Grrgg.s
day Sunday, you know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

Georgetown Cubs .....12 6
Junior Advance Club. 5 o Z
Reichic and Gestcr: shwartz.
Shapiro and Ordelle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

O'Doul and Peters. Cook. renncr
ChrInfinn Thnrr1nn md Afnr,.hu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

Seattle won Saturdays game.
Wheczcr Dell shutting out Frisco.
30. while Ray Rohwer hit another
homer and Frank Emmcr played a
dazzling game at shortstop. The
Seals only got three hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-14

Gregg's finest bit Of pitching came
IN the second inning when Ellison
tripled against the right field fence
with nobody out. Kildufg lined to
Emmer. but Gresg got Kilduff on
an easy ny by a change Of pace and
he famed Vargas.