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HURLS
 ONE-HIT GAME Crackers Slaughter Peb- bles In Double
 Decker

ATLANTA. Ga. August 25.-The Crack CTS won both ends of double header here today from Little Rock, 6-to and 12 to 4. Tn the first game Francis pitched shutopt hall. allowing only one hit and only one man reaching first base. The second was a run away, Dumogt pitching well and receiving good support. The score:
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Totals ......... E-v N--a-,.

Nashville .,........,.,,.,61 610 212 901-16
 Summary: Two base hits. Keenan, Le- Bourveau Alton. Wells, Camp. Ganzel. Bourveau. 8. Sacrifice. Ganzel Stolen bases J. Stewart g. Left on bases Nashville, 5; Birmingham, II. Base on balls. off Keenan, {; Clark. 8. Struck out, Keenan. 4; Bates l. Wild pitch, Clarke. Losing pitcher Clarke. Pitch ing record, ' hits. 9 runs off Clarke in Empires, Jordan and Johnson. Time of misery 1;4l.
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CENTURY SCORE
 TO JOHN FRANK

DAYTON, O., August 25.-John Frank. of Worthington, Minn., won high hOnors in the introductory shoot of the national trapshooting meet here today when he made a perfect score of 100. P. W. Lloyd of Orlando, Fla, and K. A. Coachman, of Miami, Fla, were second with scores of 99 each. H. c. Mckenzie, Atlanta Ga, scored 98.
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LEE MEADOWS
 CHECKS PHILS

q PITTSBURG August 25.-Pittsburg easily defeated Philadelphia. 2 to 4 to. the series. A double header was sched- uled but the first game was postponed until tomorrow by rain. Four of the Oeschger resulted in Pirate runs. Earl Smith drove a home run over the rightfield wall off Oschger's delivery. Score:
 ID p T7
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BOUT POSTPONED

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.--The welter- weight bout between Georgie Ward of Elizabeth, N. J., and Willie Herman of New York, scheduled for tonight at the Greensboro A. O. in Long Islantl City, was postponed until tomorrow night because of bad -ather.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Dugan, Ruth Three-base hits, Witt, Ward. Fewster, Dugan. Home runs, Ruth Speaker. Sac Ward and Pipp 9. Left on base, New York, 9; Cleveland, 6. Base on balls, off Hoyt 2: Uhle. |; Wainburg, 1. Struck out, bS Hoyt, 1; Uhie, 2. Hits. off Uhle, by pitcher, by Wainburg, (Schang). Los ing pitcher, UhIe. Umpires, OrfIlsby and Dinneen. Time. 1:45.
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RRATCMRR anIn

OKMULGEE, Okla, August B. Joe Bratcher, member of the Okmul- gee Western Association club has been sold to the St. Louis Cardinals, 1t was announced today. Bratcher is an out fielder.
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GAMES TODAY

Games Today.
 Southern League. Nashville at Birmingham Chattanooga at New Orleans. Memphis at Mobile. Little Rock at Atlanta,
 National League. A Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
 American League. St. Louis at Washington. Cleveland at New York, Detroit at [ Boston. Chicago at PhiladelpNia.
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EHMKE HALTS
 COBB'S SQUAD Flagstead's Double, Warn- by's Single And Error
 Win In Twelfth

BOSTON. August 2B.--Boston battled Il innings against Detroit here today to win, to 3. double by Flagstead. a single by wamby and Manush's error in left field, with none out in the eleventh enabled Boston to score the winning run Fielding featured by Wambsganss, Gey- gan, Clark and FlagBtead helped Ehmke triumph over hIa former team mates.
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Totals ..........39 6 13 24 13 Batted for James in seventh.

Chattanooga ............ 010 0O1 013-6 New Orleans ..s.t...... 030 103 0Ox-7
 Summary: Two-base hits. NIehaus. Three base hits, Tucker, Carroll Home run, Lapan (2}. Sacrifices, Bandrimer, Henry. J. Anderson, 3. Double plays, Bandrimer to Bates to Niehaus. Left on bases, Chattanooga, g.; New Orleans, 4 Base on balls, off Roe. 1. Struck out by James. 8; Whitaker. ?; Roe 3. Hltk off James in six innings.s; off Whitaker in 2-3 innings, 13. Winning pitcher Witaker. Losing pitcher. James. Umpires, Pfenninger anr McGowan. Time. 2:0b
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Pittsburg .....:.:.'''' 50f G SOo ISx-7 Wrightstone, Traynor. Three-base hits Carey, 3; Curley. Harper. Sacrifices, Glaz- ner. Double plays. Henline, Ford and Holke; Glazner, Parkinson and Holke i; Traynor, Maranville and Grimm Parkin- son, Sand and Holke. Left on bases, Phila- delphia, g.; Pittsburg, 8. Base on balls off Glazner 4; Oeschger g. Meadows 2. Struck out by Meadows. 2. Hits off Glaz- ners in Ia innings; Oeschger. 6 in
 2-S things; Losing pitcher. Oeschger. Empires, Rigler and Moran. Time, 1:42.
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BRUINS BI-SECT BILL
 WITH MIGRANTS MEN
BRAVES, RALLY
 DEFEATS REDS

CINCINNATI Aug. 25,-Boston made a strong finish today, tied the score off Rixey in the ninth and won from Cincin- natl, to 5s by punching three hits off Mays in the tenth inning. The Reds hit McNamara freely all the way through. but were careless on the bases losing several opportunities to add to their count Score:
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Second Game

.e,.,.Cc e.......P 64vbgk act
 Summary: Two-base hits, Green. | Smith. Niehoff (2). Autry, Burrus. Three base hits. Dumont, D. Smith. Stolen rus. Left on bases, Little Rock S, Att lanta {. Base on balls off. Hunter 2, Dumo1t l; ,, Struck Si SSn5,y out 6y Hunter 3. Du- off, Hunter in innings 2. Passed bail D. Smith. Losing pitcher, Mccall Umpires
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Totals ........ 3t Score by innings:

ossU,s ToI.or. ''''.'-'''' yya0 xxx UU0 UgS SSS,0n & x; .: sts sSo yS% Uov roons Sfa Flagstead. Stolen base, Cobb. Sacrifices, Piefnich, J. Collins. Wanbsganss. Dou- ble plays. o'Rourlzs to Rigney to Pratt; ; Clarke to J, Collins. Loft on bases, De- troit, g; Boston. t9. Base on balls off struck out by Holloway. |: Ehmke. 5 Hits off W. Collins. in 1 1-3; HoIlo- way, in 3-3 (none out In 11th). Hit by pitcher by Holloway (F1agstead), by Ehmke, 2 (O'Rourke and Manushl. Passed ball, Picinich. Losing pitcher, Holloway. Umpires. Moriarty, Connolly and Hllderbrand. Time 2:2s:
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Summary: Three base hits Francis Bur rus. Double plays Philbin to Williams. Left on bases, Little Rock 1, Atlanta B. Base on balls off, Wilson 2. Struck out by Francis 2, hits off Green in innings off Wilson in s innings. 6. Umpirea Williams and Dooian. Losing pitcher, Green. Time l.z7
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SNOACo
 FIRST GAME,
Totals ....:...27 3 6 27 12

zBatted for Kaufman in eighth
 Score by innings:
 New York ........... 900 02o OOO-2 chicago .................. 900 900 O21-S
 Summary: Two-base hits, Meusel Heathcote. Three-base hit Wilson. Sac rtfices Cotter Jackson, O'Farreli Double plays, Adams to Grantham to Cotter; Frisch to Kelly. Left base, New York, ei eiChtcago, T. Bases on balls, off Barnes, D; Kaufmann, 8. Struck out, by Kauf- mann. 3. Hits. off Kaufmann, in 8 innings; off Wheeler. none in one inning. Wild pitch, Kanfmann. Whining pitcher Wheeler. Umpires, Klem and Wilson. Time of game, 1:53
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st; Lonis ... .....!. .110 900 100--s = summary; Two-base hits, Mitchell Hornshy. Sacrifices, Fourniers DoubIs plays Doak to Mitchell to FournIer {: Mitchell to Fournier; SherdelI to Gonzales St. Louis f. Bases on balls. off Dosl 2 Haines l, Sherdel 1. Struck out, by Doak l, Haines 4. Hits, off Haines 6 in Ia orr Sherdel in 42-3. Losing pitcher aaInes Empires, Quigley, Sweeney and ODay. Time, 1850.
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DOAK LETTERS
 JESSE HAYNES

made a good start in the bix. but weakened and the Cardinals lost to Brooklyn today to B., in the third game of the series. Rogers Hornsby hit his twenty first homer of the season in the first
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TED KEARNs BOUGHT

CHICAGO, August 25.-Eirst Base man Kearns, 300 hitter with the Beaumont club of the Texas league to- day-was purchased by the Chicago Ma tionals.
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CLOUJTS DEFEAT 'NOOGA ePete's Two Hemers Down Fighting LOOkOuts :,
 Again

NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-Although outhit, New Orleans, aided by Lapan's two home runs, one scoring two men ahead of him. defeated Chattanooga, T Q hero todaY. Scnra:
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 OVER FULTON
Former Southern Star Reported
 Signed By Vernon

\ LOS ANGELES. Aug. 25.-Charles Fulton, pitcher of the AuguAta, Ga, club of the South Atlantic Baseball league, has been signed by the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast league,
 AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 25.-Marvin Wolfe, president of the Augusta club, stated today that the knows nothing of Charlie Fulton having been signed by the Vernon club. Fulton is the property of the local club and has not been given his release.
 Fulton is the leading pitcher of the South Atlantic association, having won 25 games against four losses.
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zBatted for Bush in seventh.
 zzBatted for Milstead In eighth.
 Score by innings
 New Xork ............... 033 o40 0o1-11 O1lC0BO 1UU LUZ SU1- '
 Summary: TwO-base hits, Kelly 2; Cot ter. Home runs. Jackson. Kelly, Friberg. Stolen bases, Statz, Wilson. Sacrifice, Statz. Nehf. Left on base. New York. Il Chicago. 8. Base on balls off Nehf. [: off wheeler. l; Bush. 2; Milstead. l. Struck out out I 6y Nehf' $; Wheeler; I; Bush | Hits in 2 Is; off Milstea1, in 1: off Keen, l in 1. Hit by pitcher, by Keen (Young). Losing pitcher, Wheeler. Empires, Klem and Wilson. Time. 2:11.
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Dcstoh ............ V0O 900 203 1-6 Cincinnati .............. 100 210 O10 O-5
 Summary: Two-base hits, Critz. liar grave. Felix, Shay, Mann. Three-base hits, Rousch ?. Sacrifices, Rousch 2, Pi- nelli, Bohne. Rixey. Double plays Dau- bert to Bohne to Daubert; Felia to o'NeilI to Tierney. Left on bases. Boston 5. Gin l: Struck out, by Rixey 1, Mays 2, Mc- Namara 2. Cooney 1. Hits off Rixey mara 14 in 9. (none out in 1Oth1, off Cooney none in 1. Wild pitch, McNamara. Winning pitcher, McNamara. Losing pitcher, Mays. Umpires Hart McCor. mick and Pfirman. Time. 2:6I
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St. Louis ..s.s.s...s..... 900 900 0---0 Washington ................soo ooi 900 t--2
 Summary: Two-base hit Judge. 2. 2; Johnson. Left on base, St. Louis, q WashinEtpn. g.. Bases on balls. off John 9; Davis, 2. Passed ball. Severeid. lin. pires, Nallin, Holmes and Evans Time. 1:2h ., :.
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TOtaIB ..,,.,...y4 24
 Matted for Lutxlxe in seventh. xxBatted for Wainburg in ninth.
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Southern League.) Nashville 16: Birmingham 4 Atlanta 6-12: Mobile 5-4 New Orleans q; Chattanooga 6. Memphis Mobile, scheduled -doday played yesterday
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Totals ..........43 II I7 x26 10 1 xStatz out hit by batted ball

IOtaI8 .....,,..54 27 zBatted for Bush in seventh.
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American qLeague, New York 8, Cleveland B. Boston {, Detroit (1l inninEs) Washington 2, St. Louis 0 e innings; second game rained out) Chicago Philadelphia, rain.
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Ov H oV Batted for Walker in tenth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
BN HENRY l. FARRELL.

EoHEsT HILLS. y, r.. AUG .s-
4 With only few foreign stars
rsmhlniIg In the running, the real
battle for the ltunls championship
OF the world will be staged among
the loadius American stars, u sem
ed % thr survivors resumed play
today a. tbs West side Tennis
club
o. the imposing company ~ for.
slEners who started in the FIRST
round ~ the American national
championships there remain only
Gerald Patterson captain Of The
Australian team Jean Borotras cap
tain % tho French team. and his
tsam,mhtc. Rene Iaeosts. and The
two Iaransss players okhmoto and
Fukuda.
Tho ranking hst 81 American
players in the running Tor tho title
has been decreased ouly by The elm
inHiian q, Robert Kinsey and Haf-
yey snodKrasE
one ~ the most Important
mairlss today will b. that between
Watson washburn. who slipped 70
i5,h place on the ranking lls' last
year and Gerald Pattsrnon, The
hard smashing Australian
William r. Tildsn. tho champion.
who showed all hls chnmuIonphip
class IN heating Manuel Aionso yss,
tefday. makes his second appear
amer against Lucien william. chi.
cage. the former Yale star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
WEATHER FOR
RACES IDEAL
Indications Points to Best
Conditions for Star
Classics

WITH the weather man predicting
w continued fair and warmsr.' .
the conditions for The Star mile
marathon races for men and women
Saturday In Green Lake viii be
IDEAL.
With all Of III. other details ar.
ranged, everything else depended on
the weather. and with a bright. warm
sun assured. better conditions Tor the
annual classics could not be asked
Tho mems race IL 70 start from
the Yves, Green Lake beach at 3
o'clock. The course ~ from the West
Beach 20 the East Beach and re-.
turn. Tho womtn's race Is 10 start
a halfhour later.
Tho course will be satisfactory
from a spectators standpoint. nS
both the start and finish Of both
races will be at thn West Beach
The West Green Lake Commercial
club Is staging It's annual Derby day
water carnival in connection with
The Stars marathons, and tho spec.
tators viii find plenty 70 amusa
them
Short swim races. canoe races. "a
beauty parade and other features are
being offered by tho West Green
Lake club. w J. C'Dad'1 Henry IL In
charge OF the whole affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
HERMAN WILL
GO EAST SOON
Omaha Heavyweight to
Tackle Stramaglia at
Ball Park Friday

HNINN HERMAN. the Omaha
Il heavyweight who boxes Rocco
Birnmgalia In the siHround main
event % the ball park here Friday
night. viii return Eas, early in
September whcrs he has number
% big bouts lined up Herman
meets Frank Farmer, tho veteran
Tacoma heavyweight. in the open,
ing show IA the City OF Destiny.
September =.
II he gets BY s,ramgslia and
Farmer, and he aiready has disposed
Of Floyd johnson. he will have
an cnviabls record
Both Herman and Stramsslia are
winding up their training work
Tor Fridays bout, and arc said Ia
BE- in top shape
The semi.ptndup viii be between
frankie Britt Tacoma feather.
weight. and Johnny Barrerc. New
orleans This fellow Barr.re Ia sald
to be plenty GOOD. and should give
the rugged Tacoma boy a ,tlff srsu.
msnt.
Irish Cirlaeo. Filipino bantam.
weight, meets Harry 500. Chinese.
IN tho special. Ernie saylos and A.
scheckicrs, heavywoishts. are IN
the second spot and Henry Geystel.
Georgetown fcatherweiEh,, meets
Billy Mendez in the opener.
The tickets arc being grabbed up,
according 10 Matchmaker Dan salt.
and n biz crowd IS certain.
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Tilden Wins
Easily Over
Ex-Yale Star
Champion Smothcrs Will
liams in Second Vic
tory Beats Alfonso

WEST StDE TENNIS CLIB
FORREST HILLS. y. y, Aug
ss.-Niih an The ease and n
nessr of tile champion that lac
j., william T Tildsn. the four,
iimr national lille holder. open,
I'd the third day Of the un,
tionnl tennis championships
here this afternoon with vic.
tory over Luclan Williams. Chi
cago. former champion of the
Yale trant go. 6.s and 81.
Just as he Odd yesterday
against tho fine spanish player.
Manuel Alonso. rildcn showed a
gallery u 1000. just how good
h. was In the first ,el. which
be crashed thru nj love. Then
the tail rhiladslnhian pulled up
and started experimenting with
his vast repertoire Of STROKES.
lie gave The former Nale star
an occasional placement In the
second and third sets and
smiled nc The crowd that was
sWelicrinE under the sun In the
concrete stands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
TIGERS TAKE
FIRST BATTLE
Seattle Beaten, I'll;
Christian Pitches Strong
Game for Vernon

GEATrLE took one on the chin in
- che opening game " Tho series
with Vernon yesterday 20 !
Jim BaEhy got a tough break ntll
nith II went the ball game. ~ ell
happened IN the fourth inning The
Tigers fllcd the bases with one out
HaEby famed Christian on four
pitched balls and then pitched three
straight balls 10 Warner lie came
back with two strikes and with
everybody running. Warner cracked
u single over second and two tailed.
Hlakcsloy doubled 10 left and two
more came over That dId ruin
things
Carl williams took up me burden
ln the neat inning and the Tigers
clhwed him Tor 10 runa before the
game was over They picked W
their other tally DO the fret inning
on inneld boots
Ia the meantime Jim Christian.
one ~ the ysarlinFs on The Tiger
Hlaff. was letting the Indians down
with ono run, The Tribe squeezed
over one run late m the game on
HaWmans double. walk. force
and Red Baldwin, long ny Chris
tIsn allowed but four hits during the
matinee
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Major Notes

Yesterday. hero 80 Marty MsManus.
Brown second haErmGn. singled ln the
lith inninz and drove in two runs that
beat ths Senators 3 70 8. and Kept them
from tskiHE the lead.
Harris Hoopsv hit n homer with the
btSss filled ard kept the white Egr from
iaslnz their zen Eams. with a u 20 >
victory over the Athletics bot the EoI
iout me second Fsmt. - g..
star CefrissLis shut the Ysnks out
10 in the first game but ths Indians
iott fbs Second Fafas, 70 e. when the
champion, bear shauts Tor the first time
this season.
BobbJ Nsash's triple In the first inning
sltH she bases flfird gave inc Esd soE
. 60 9 victory Dc the second game
afisr iht TIGERS had ION the fret 5 70 4
rittsburE rallied in the ninth and
srofsn three Tuns. bHt the PhHs bad an
ssflf lead and won 70
~ sothoron irt the Cabs down With
tiE frAusfsd bits ard fannrd nine the
cards vi1ninR : 20 g.
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here with the J.. A. club
we have soma promising youns.
stem on our team iakesIsy. Chrh.
tian. Whitney. slads Warner. Ne.
DOwell and Griffin, but nons q
them are on the market.
There isn't any major league
team that has an option on our
club % the present time Pitcher
Ludolf IL here under option from
Detroit and Il the only player that
doesn't belong 10 the vernon team.
with the young blood we have
md with some added veterans Yer.
non will make even q stronger front
In 1895 than they are making noE,
and don't forget that We are but
i've games out Of the lead a. ths
present time and this race has =
long distance 70 run yet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Seattle Has
Monopoly in
Golf Finals
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Cary
to Meet for State Cham
pionship Friday

CEATTLE has corner on tbf
y finals ~ tho Washington state
womens Eolf championship. which
h being played over the Seattle Colt
club course
Mra. Cary and Mrs Young both
of Inslfw0od. VIII tee or tomorrow
morning NJ $50 IN the 5e.hole finale
Mrs Cary eliminated Mra. How
ard of Be.unghhm. early Thursday
Z and 2 and SIR. Young put out
Mrs Roberts. Of the North End
club. and Z
The results OF yesisrday.s matches
follow
ONsHIP-sICOND HDTND
Mrt TouHE beat Mrt wheeler. . %
urs Roberts beat NFH sumner ana 8.
As Howard beat Mrs Tuiirbsi 10
holes
2rs rary fsaf Mrs nHdsmaH. and q
finsI TG1GHT-IfItsI HoJND
AiTs ptass beat ME- AsrfIil. 9 and 2
Hss Tidmarsh tsaf Mr. wheaton. Z
up Ysafsr bsst Mrs Bovtu / Up
hp Lsnif aen tom Miss Fsusil -
dtfnuIi
HECONn IGtOUT-sEni-TIs
Nfs M6fs beat Mits Hurley. 9 ard 8.
Nrf HyrIf beat Me- Eisflns e and
initiD iLiuhI-sf-ai-itNA
Nrr H. Ffhsr Won from Mrs.. Tomp
klas default
Mfs Hupp hsat Mra Minor J up
rOThtH IIIGhT-sEMi-fIN
Mfs tanEsY beat Mr. Moore ~ holes
Mfs Naffif Esaf Mrs. weber { and j
fiftH fLtuht-sGdI-ItN
Mir HlmtarFtI beat Nrt HfHfys -
holes
Aifs Dean bsaf sire kuifi. : ard Z.
slNfH TLinHT-sEht-II
Nn uarnt bsst Miss Lee up
Nft fssmhn tsst Nfs if6fnrff. 8 and 4
SEVENTH MI.TINAI
Miss = iiafeid bssl Nn Msn6sfs1n Z
sud
hfs Patterson bsaI Mrs Dsaa. /,
ard q
LIDHTH TIIGHT-sEMf. TINAL
Mrs ullirtts test M Ross 3 ur
hrf NsHHhsF beat Mr. Harold. I ~
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Tourney Notes

hrs 3. G. Moarr, - the InEisusod
riTE. 900 fHs rrrEaiafl1r medal play
HuHdIrau event rsFtsrtaFs rHrn sHr irf
tHs field ~ 20 starters slfH raFf a
I8.rggsss Mrs ~ nrsdier n fhr Ia
coma r9gafrH riuB. Hifh 1s sta1g rrarf.
took second prize
The haiiaE - tas mashis shots one
aH tH- tnlfa Hnd ore On fhs eighth. vaH
quite q help o. Mrs d. E Noes Dol HiHa
uinE her second flight match haaInFt
Hiss HgHsg the Tacoma star 1sstErday-
lnrldsHtaIigr ths present Tournament It
fHs fret lE q 3 years fEaf ths #oFfh Erf
- hes failed 10 go q place in me cham
pi1rsHfp drHu.
Mrs, Irank Nan Fait-n. The Rainier
county rIub champion. De- quite some
pEifsr Fhf won thF Dr1Hs in Festsrdsys
pstriuE competition alth total On ne To-
the nine holes FHs SHARED four 0asf o.
that taorbir Trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Stribling and
Berlenbach in
Fast Draw Mix

NEW YORK. AUG. es Young
~ Striking md Paul Berlcnbach.
Tho Young llghthe1vywciEht scnsa.
'ions, fought six rounds 10 a draw
here last night. striblins having a
SLIGHT shade. u any.
Striblins's superior speed bothered
Eerlonbaeh. bu, Tho seeking Gotham
boy carried tho fight 10 the Georgian
and rocked HIM repeatedly with stifg
punches.
The Georgian won the first three
rounds BY his speed. but Bcrisnbaeh
carried tho fight from the fourth
round TO the finish.
The fight was too shor; for a real
test. but no more than SIX rounds
arc allowed for fighters under q in
New York. Striking is but ~ years
old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
HELEN WILLS
HOME AGAIN

BENkELEY, Cal, Aug. .S.-Thc
Eirl who Put Berkeley on tho map
with a racquet heard round the
world viii be back home again
Thuuday. but no bmAs hand or
silk halted gentleman will meet her
N the station.
Helen Wills. who has won more
honors than any other FiH Of her
ago In tho history ~ tennis, has
asked that there be no fuss and
feathtrs over her arrival. She's
pretty weak on tho heroine stuff
But rs 70 an unofficial welcome
that's quite another matter From
all reports u appeared a. n every.
ona who IL not bedriddtn will b.
down along tho track to do homage
20 tho queen OF tennis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Pennock and
Sachary in
Mound Duel

NEW YORK, Aug e Holding q
~ w6bbIy lead ln fhe American
league by one half game. the Yam
KEGS Thursday afternoon start one
~ the crucial series Of the season-
that against the fast Senators from
Washington
Early Indications were that Pen
mock would face Zachlry In the
opening game
a slightly cloudy day greeted
opening ~ the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IS
Sammy Crane checked Jack o'Darc's
meteoric rise In the main event last
night. winning the decision by a
wide margin.
Sailor Cadena and jimmy Dunn
fought sleepy draw in the semi.
windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
Lewis Retains His
Worlds Mat Title

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. 2s.-
The worlds heavyweight wrestling
championship stln rests with ia
stranger" Lewis today. following
the most recent Of his succession Of
bouts with stanisIaus ZybSzko Wed.
nesday night in tho Philharmonic
auditorium Lewis took two out OF
three falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-28
MICHIGAN FEARS ILLINOIS

Michigan's toughest opponent this
fali. judging from present indica.
tons, VIII be llinl They meet AT
'ho dedication OF the Iattor'B now
stadium, oct. 49, Michigan hasn't
lost game since tho $40 ohio state
defeat in 1921.