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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
parliamentary
Drill Class

The parliamentary drill class Of the
Woman's Club, led by Mrs. John M.
Graham, will hold its last meeting
Thursday, June 5, $3.50 P. NJ, at the
home of Miss Mabel CortelyOu. A
model club meeting will be demon
strated, showing how it should be
conducted according to parliamentary
usage. All members of the Woman's
Club are invited to attend.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
KenneSaw Mountain Road Started;
Governor Walker Turns First Dirt
In Great Historical Site Project

REV G. DAVIS who recently accepted psorate the First
Baptist church here Reverend Davis received by
gTegaton at his FIRST service pastor Members Baptist
church entertained Mr. Davis and family reception Tuesday
night at the church.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
Many Bridges Washed
Away BY Heavy Rain
Tuesday Morning

The downpour of rain in the early
hours of Tuesday morning did con-
siderable damage to roads and
bridges in all sections of the county
according to Mr.. Doss Delk, chairman
of the county board of commission
ers. The exact amount of damage
has not been estimated Mr.. Delk
said.
Work has already been started on
repairing the damages and within a.
short time they should be in as good
condition as before the hard rain.
Crops and gardens all over this
section suffered much loss from the
extra amount of "aqua" that de-
scended from the heavens.
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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
Concord Baptist
Church Postpones
Annual Exercises

On account Of the illness of sew
eral members and other meetings
arranged for the same day, the COM
mittee think best to postpone the
church Anniversary celebration of
the Concord Baptist church at Floyd
for this year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-05-29
METHODIST CHURCH MUSIC
FOR SUNDAY, PUNE FIRST

Organ Prelude, Goodbye" Tosti
Offertory, Deep River" Burleigh.
Duet, "There is a Green Hill"
Somerset, Misses Ruth and Ruby
Webb.
Communion, "A Prayer" Gull
mant.
Postlude, Guilmant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Surprises Feature
Races at Colwood

VICTORIA, II. G., June c5.--
Surprises again featured tho racing
at colwood. An instance OF this is
shown in tho third race. which was
won by PagInini, the mutuols re.
turning 5000 for nose ticket
Frst race. furlonga--col. Boyle I .
iIumorst q slmilkamocn Boy .. Time
1903 80.
Second race, 4 furlonT- little BUCK 1,
Lomond, Jr 2, Maud, Kennedy g. Time
80 Id.
Third race. 8 furlonRs-- p,tlnlnl /, Vic
Munos ., Foxy Joe O. Time sos
Fourth race, as furlcnrs olymplnn
king Hereafter . nocrne o. rImo
I 800 80
l'lfth race. 6 furlonss lirltlhh llne /,
repent 2, Dolhlmar .,
sixth race, o. turlonEs -.chArlos A..
llyrnc T. Frank l. l., >, Mllio Ernie o.
Seventh race, mlle-W llllsan L. II. c.
leach :, Wltwef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

which she won in Victoria M isss
Mrs. $. c. Sweeney. the defender
finished second In the Qualification
test with "a score OF s.. Seattle has
a grand bunch OF players IN Inc
charmed circle. namely. Mrs. Jack.
son. Mrs. Cary. ars. Bridgman. Mrs
Young and Mrs. Twltchell. an mem.
bers OF The Ingievood club. and Mn
Roberts. OF the Seattle Golf club
Mrs. i. F. Rlstine. another member
Of the all-siar Inglewood team. jrzt
missed getting into the champion.
ship match play test by a single
stroke. She had a card Of ~. Ira.
Is just about The best bit OF medal
play that has ever been shot at a
Pacific Northwest and when a "a
fails TO get into the itular draw ,hers
Is little need OF saying that Z, was
classy bunch OF linkswomen who
iced off IN yesterdays play.
In the Davis cup finals. yesterday.
the shaughnessy Heights four.man
team defeated the Inglcwoos Guar.
tet. four up. Hjert and Winter did
their share by defeating Smile and
Jones. but the other half OF the In.
Elewood squad. namely. wes,lanf
and Niemeyer. ran Up against a hes..
ball OF 81 on the last half Of fhclr
match against walkem and Frazer
and were seven down on the match.
This gave the local four UP win IN
the double foursome.
Mrs HutchinEs Winnipeg. ~ Nrz.
sweeney. Vancouver s.. Miss Hsiiorsn.
salt Lake city. 50: Mira Jaeksoa. iasis-
wood. - Mrs. tnFus scAliSttr. shaash-
messy Heights. 81: Mrs c. c Car. irsls-
wood Country club. Seattle. 81: Nrs J. c.
Brldrmnn. IuTicrood. 81. Mrs. vnhs
Forier. shauEhncssy Helghu. 81: Miss
o. Barnett. Boise. idaho. -: Nrk Rss-
crt Geiie,iey. Jericho Country club. yan-
couvsr. -; Mrs Reigsi. spokans. y; Ms
n. Knox Roberts. Seattle. %; MA. D.
rwiteheH. InEiepood. o.: Mrs. cunnl.S-
ham. Vancouver. -. Mrs. Thomas los
Angeles, -; Mrs. H. o. Young. infls-
wood. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Tribe Beaten
in Opener by
San Francisco

GAN FRANCISCO, June 25.--Srn
~ Francisco got the jump on Sc
attic by taking the first game OF the
series here yesterday. TO 8.
Hal Rhymes single with the bases
loaded. the score tied. in the last OF
the ninth. won the old ball game for
the lesgue.le leaders.
yean Gregg and Pat Shea were
the rival twirlers. Shea worked best
IN the pinchos. while Gregg received
some bad breaks.
Each team scored once In the see.
ond, while the Seals got a tally in
the fourth and fifth. Seattle got n
couple In tho fifth, and the stage
was set for thriller.
No scores were made until the last
Of the ninth. MulliEan got double
Hendrix was hit by pitched ball
Ellison flied out to ftohwer. but XII
duff got walk, loading the bases
Then Rhyme came TO bat, hit the
first ball TO right center, and II was
all nyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25


cities that has never won n
big league pennant. Neither
st. Louis team has won a
flag in years in the big show.
Playing TO constantly shining
population Washington has never
been given real home support. hat
with a pennantcontcndlnE team thls
aggregation demands attention.
The drive OF Washington 10 the top
and tho closeness u the American
league race brings up the question.
Arc the Yankees slipplnEt
The Yankees aren't out In front
with the commanding lead that they
have usually had al this time Of the
year during the past two seasons.
The New York team. as a club.
isn't growing any younger. Ruth.
pennock. Pip. Scott. push and the
rest aren't youngsters In any sense
Of the word.
Perhaps with the warm summer
DAYS the Yankees win snap out Of u.
but the opposition Is warm and tho
New Workers will have 10 step 20
win another American league flag
this year.
The New York Giants arc stlll
showing the way IN tho National. but
tirc eyerprcsent menace OF the young
Chicago Cubs Is silll with them.
II would be good thing for base
ball thruout the country n tho
yirangichold Of the Gotham clubs on
the bls league pennants was broken.
The handwriting Is on the wall and
this year may sec The passing Of the
Giants and Yankees from baseball
supremacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
The First Time
in Thirty Years

when Washington took the
lead IN the American league race
yesterday II was the FIRST time
IN 80 years that a Washington
team has been IN front
This from u. =. DusdAle. Tho
stars veteran baseball authority.
Washington entered tho big
leagues hack IN 1885
Dugdals. himself. caught for
Washington IN 1885,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Seven Days of
Racing Billed
at Brighouse

VANCOUVER n c.. June .5.-
v Horse racing starts at the Brig.
house track here Saturday. and Will
continue for seven days. excepting
Sunday.
over go horses have arrived here
from Omaha. Ohio and Virginia and
win compete. in addition 10 those
that viii be shipped from the Col.
wood track NJ Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Is New Sensation of Big Leagues
Doubles Finals
On at Woodland

Tho mems doubles finals u
The StarWoodland park tennis
tournament are being played to-
day AZ ~ m. on the North end
courts. Windy lsnglie ana How.
ard ianglie stacking up against
Joe SvartE and Mei prsnga- it
was hooked for sunday but hy
Agreement the loys decided 20
play IL TO-DAY Tho match win
10 tho hest thryc.out-ofuvc sets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

ItNulHk INt NIntIIVAN ItdkUt IHtt NuuNl.
They have taken three straight from the
champion New York Yankees. Detroit led
for day on Tuesday. but slipped into third
place when ST. Louis won twice over the
Michigan team yesterday.
Stanley Harris is getting good pitching
from Mogridge. Martina, MarberTy. John
son. Zachery, Russell and n couple Of rockies.
And besides. his play at second base. with
Roger Peckinpaugh at shortstop has given
the Senator's tight combination at this inn
portant station.
Washington is one Of the few major
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
BY LEO II. LASSEN

TUE tennis ciassic % the year
Il Helen wills "a, Suzanne LeGs
len. viii DC the setup at wimblc
don. England. within a day or two.
providing. OF courSc. that both Of
them survive the early rounds na
they should.
II will DO the experienced veteran
piticd against youth: tho eScitabls
auEzans against the oYcntcmpsred
American yopnEsier the flashy
French champion meeting The hard
hitting California Eirl
Helen. Handicapped by strange
conditions aud now environment.
has experienced the same difficulty
in playing her best game in Ems.
land that all invading players face
when performing away from home.
But II she can bring her game
up 10 the stand that Il was when
she trimmed Mrs Mallory for the
national titlo last summer Helen
will give tho French champion all
the battle she wants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
kenosha Is
Now Claiming
Alley Record

II ENOsHA, WIS. June %. Ken
N osha, the home OF Or. Z. &. Ryan.
American Bowling congress prcsi
dent. - now laying claim 10 tho dla
tinction Of having the champion
marathon bowler OF tho country. The
star Is Hans Selfon who rolled 90
games In succession against a squad
OF five veterans. lie beat cyerS OBJ.
ponsnt and IN the 50 Enmss Nelson
complied total Of io.o9s. an average
Of :oi $50 for each same Ills high
gamc was ess. II took him juat
scyeu hours 20 successfully triumph
over his competitors.
This u the first time that a bowler
has endured 80 games Of bowling
and winning all matches.
With a record as made by Nelson.
nc would be the logical kegeier for
Kenoaha 10 send 10 any national or
International endurance champion.
ship meet.
The scores vsrs a. fsiiswss
itBsr HEMtEA
Haas Ssisar -isk. tts. see. 49,, sis.
80. ssS. So. faI. sie- 78tT,
HaEry frspics-sis 80, fss 10. stE.
1876. .ts. igf tGs iss--geoi
SECOND SERIES
Hans Nsison-i7t. 100. sas. sii. sts.
10. 100. i5s, 90. =.s--gegs.
"a Van Wis=-isf tSs. iss. .st. 1855.
iss, us tes. 40. iss--i7IE.
THIRD SERIES
Hans Ssisoa -.it. III. sif, ms, itp.
itt. 20. igt. ifs. ifa-istf
!. ~ Hssrsiink Ills. iti. ise 100. iss.
sBs. iu. tss. ttt iss-atgtb.
FOURTH EEutEs
Hans Nelson Iii. 100. ri, ste. as.
10. ses. go. ISL. iss-s at7.
loo Willsms-i5a. III. fss. t1s. ~.
1871. ibs. tTt. 81. isa-4isti
rtf~Tt aEEfgH
Hans NsisaH--is'. tss. tfs. i7f. ia.
2si. 30. .tb. 80. SEA .9ss
tos wiIiens iss, fst. IL. it..
49,. iti. las, Ia. .es--iits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Speedy Play
Features in
City Tourney

last matches were played Tues.
l. day In tho City tennis tourna.
ment being staged at the Seattle
Tennis club. In one Of the features
BIN Taylor. former q, OF W. star.
eliminated Prank Koslowski. the
piayfield veteran. by a score Of 80,
IS. 81.
Favortes continue 70 win In the
other matches. but upsots are likely
ON todayls schedule.
roDAY-S SCHEDULE
Girls sinEies
A. oCisck-
M, Helen Ainssorsh ,'. Miss Mary
Colilus
Mis- Laura FISHER ", Ms Roberta
Mss caarlo,ts Greer v. aus Prid.
Atkiason.
Bsys' slasls.
A. { e'Cicek-
Billy Newkirk "a Ira orton
Bob Lee Va Jack Jtnnelt,.
nurant paPcnts ~. phi Howard.
Den MelArsn ~. Robes scuiiy,
Women. singles
Mss irene Stephens "a Miss Frances
Green,
Ms. peri, Fisher - Miss r. Th.n.
Miss =. Lee " Miss iiortsnte ureeH.
Juriers' singles
Al .;se o'Cicek-
hob Dykes ~, , Sau
y. Z. Lang - ". Levine.
Mens slsslss
AZ ! ecleek
Toy Carlson Va y. spagkmsn.
Lacy Hofies ss. r. =. iarx.
pan Lewis - DECREE Eisr
Az $50 ocieek-
george Clark ~ Har~ocd Merrison
Army Marion IS. Dick Burr
Winner % iIoflut-tsng match ". III
Taylor
plek wander Ia, Nj. o. T. stephens
Meas Doubles
A. sra O'clock
Wander Las ard Bets -. Llvsnsoed and
sha~.
Waite and Miller ", Taylor and Burr,
rEsrER.DS's HEsULrs
Mems single.
eou dr Tureuns seat ,. Sau, e.. So
piek burr beat n. Robinson. So 80,
Lacy fotas Sea; e =. white. 81. 81
biil Taylor beat Frank Rosievsk i. 50.
81 81.
= c. White beat Gsorrs CLARK. 60. So
Dan Lewis beat Harry shaw. 50. 81,
George Rider beat u. Ice. 80, s-i. s.t
". ". ouiiltar beat GeerEs Eobiuson,
-. 81.
A-4E. c. white Beat Il. Small. g.. 80.
Nen's Doubles
Tureane and Marion beat vincent snG
Asison. 60. ST..
Warren and Miller beat INV ard Prln.
sic. 81. 81.
tanElis and r.ansils beat spafkmar
and Taylor. 81. 81.
Wander Las and Beta tea, Iiefips and
Clark. 81. 81.
i.FenEood and shaw bear swGriz and
LA<crstron. s-5. SIS.
Lewis and OgiiliAn bsa. Rider ana
stephens. So. g..
Sau and Dykes bsa, fates and small
Ga. s.3.
Taylor and Burr beat Robinson aad
Robinson, Is. 81
Juniors Single.
Howard Lanslis beat Tom Morgan. So
Howard Lansiis beat II. Bsoie. ST., SO
boris Juri1 beat y. Mctartn. 80 SO
j. Nsu beat Tom Todd. -. 81
Joe Fox beat r. McLAren. So, SO.
Ray Carlson beat J. J.unoiie. S.. So
L. l.. Lang beat Z. Arnestein. 80. 81
81.
women's singles
Glss Dorothy Cole beat Miss Eiino,
Stephens. T-s. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

Johnny Dundee Gays the hard.
hitting sluggers arc casy for him.
Il seem 10 be abio 10 tell in nd.
vance when they intend 10 start n
swing and they seldom hit me-
the veteran feathersoight cham.
pion claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Ring Show Runs True to Form
Wins
in Mix With
Colored Boy
Cullen, Mack and Lee
Win; Opener Is Called
Draw

EVERYTHIN0 came out an every.
~ body expected u would al tho
ball yard smoker last night. Bob
Harper beat Pep Webster. Freddie
Cullen outspseded Jimmy Dracy for
d viciop. Freddie Mack fioored Roy
small and nearly stopped him: Jim
Lee had Mel BERG IN "a bad way and
Roy TinElsy drew Frank Cheslock.
Tho Hnrper.Webaier thing was one
Of those wrestling affairs. infightlng
taking all Of their attention. Har.
per was given the decision. The gai.
leTy boys yelled long and loudly, zig.
uring Webster dld better than the
verde, raid be aid. but Harper
looks like ID winner from the press
seats. lie used a right hand 10 the
body effectively along with his In.
fighting. lie had Webster badly tied
up and the awkward ooiored south.
paw wasted LOT Of time and energy
swinging hia long. clumsy arms
around.
II may be that the bugs have seen
a hi, too much OF Harper recently
and a change OF scene would un.
ioub,ediy do the Handsome Robert a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Five Yanks in
British Open

10Y LAKE. Eng. June rs
tive Americans qualified yestsr.
day for the British open gof
championship here. Gene gsra.
zen, Walter Hagen. MacDonsn
Smith. Jim Barnes and Gil Slebo.
lls were the successful golfers
The veteran J. II. Taylor led Tie
qualifying round with a total
score Of lf2. Harry yanion. "a.
nous BriilSher. failed 10 quallfy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

person Of Rudy Wilhelm Of Portland, two nm
and one to play in an 1S-hole first round
match in the links battle for the Paeif.
Northwest amateur crown. This was tbs
feature Of yesterdays program and il pr-
duced the finest bit Of golf that has been
seen in these parts for many years, and
large gallery was in attendance from The
tee-off until the final putt was dropped into
the 18th cup. ''''
Whether Hunter is or is not better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

Tho nation probably would take
more interest in the presidential sit.
uation II ii knew exactly what Sc.
nor Firpo intends 10 do about Tex
Richards $3.50. 900 offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
MRS. HUTCHiNGS
LEADS WOMEN

Mrs. V. S. Hutchings led the field
OF rs starters in the qualifying round
OF the womcn's tliular event. scoring
an 81. This sterling player is picked
20 cop tho championship. title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Los Angeles Wins
in Smuggling Tilt

SALT LAKE CITY. June g5.--Los
Angeles trounccd tho salt lake club.
10 TO IS. in a sluEging contest here
yeHterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

NODE BERcoT and Joe Benja.
~ min viii meet again IN Los
Angeles IN tho near future.
Movie city promoters arc angling
for return go between this pair.
Not claiming any abb, Benjamin
rays he was not in the best OF con.
dillon sand wants another chance
with tho Monroe logger. lie VIII be
accommodated.
II benjamin could be induced 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

Harry Greb knocked out Mr.
Moody. Of Wales. and now NC sup.
pose the gentleman Is more moody
than ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Portland Winner
in Vernon Game

Los ANGELES. juno s5,-Port.
land opened up the series herr yes.
terday with to victory over the
Vernon Tigers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
MACK
MISSES
BERC0T TO
FIGHT FLORES

Dode Ecrcot was announced and
got a biz hand. lie will fight Mar.
carlo Flores next Tuesday.
Monte Carter did tho announcing
and threw IN couple Of smart
cracks along with the regular an.
nouncemcnts when some OF the dol.
lar boys popped on.
Jimmy Burke. new referee from
san Francisco. officIatcd. with Eddie
o'Neill and Stewart Thompson as
iudEns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
TURF SPORT BOOMs

Ten years ago there we're but four
running race tracks IN active opor.
alton In this country. Now inc mum.
Der exceeds 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25

ptu z CD II v > L u II I II I u
bunkers on to the smooth
fairways.
Aside from these things. there
seemed 10 be little or no difference
IN tho shot making Of these two
really great iinkSmen.
HUNTER MAKES
FINE START
Hunter made n fine start when
two wooden shots landed. him
within nine feet Of the pin and
he won tho hole. Halves followed
on the next two but fine four
AZ the fourth put the s0utherner
two up. Wilhelm won the next
A1th a four and the last four holes
on the outward journey were split
leaving Hunter one w at the turn.
And these fellows were az the
top Of their respective games on
that trip but they shot super.golf
on the home leg. tho first three
holes OF which were hnived. then
Wilhelm squared the match on the
i5th green with birdie three.
Hunter went into the lead again at
tho next hole and held II by halying
Tho 18th and 18th and winning the
18th. which ended the great battle.
The Seattle boys came thru In fine
style In the first round matches.
Wcstland scoring an easy victory
oyer Halliday. Nieneyer had stiff
encounter before he got rid Of Bob
Bone, ono % the local lights. willis
steil. Stein and Hjert hrcczed homs
under wraps. Bryan. Winter. Merlin
and McElwaine dropped their
matches by biz margins.
Ffrsi round results we're az follows.
Willie Hunter. Los AnFsies. beat Rudy
Wilhelm. Portland. and Jack West
Land. Seattle. b.ag Or. A. e. Holiday.
toa AnEsiss. and ;. Jack Fraser. Van
eopreg beat G. a. L. PaynI vancouver.
n - holes. Knox Waikem. Vancouver.
beat y. Nirt,f. Seattle. and ): n Gel
laiiF. Vancouver beat ". Neomsn. Ia
coma. Z and ,. II. Semeyer. Seattle. beat
II. Bone. Vancouver. ! Up. H. Scott
Asnerisff. VictoriA. heat Harry Jeres.
Vancouver. . up: walter Foyafrue. Crays
iiarlsor. beat Dr. J. " Iohnston SPOKANE
ard d Or. o. y wiling. Portland. beat
II. r Gardner. Vancouver. ! 40. Cnneh
Heater. Tacoma. bssi Russell smith.
Portland. ard . lee stsi Seattle. beat
y. Train. Vancouver. and ,. A. y.
nllnke. North cbina. beat q. a. Potter.
vancouver. IN - holes, =. watson. spo-
kane. hsat ~. NJ MeElwaiue. Seattle. 5
and 4 a. Bull. Vancouver. heat \. J.
sniilie. Vancouver. ! up. II. H5ert Sc
sitis. beat r 4. iIa,trmeyeF. Vancouver.
and :, bob stein. Seattle. beat G. p
nnnaldsnn "a sL..nnNsr ara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Senators Take Lead in
American League Chase
Good Pitching and Tight Play at Second Base Are
Making Pennant Contenders of Washington Team;
Are Yankees Slipping?

A NEW sensation has developed in the American league
"A The Washington Senator'S under the leadership OF
Stanley Harris the youngest manager in the majors are
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doubt but certain 1t is that the Californian entry had M
breaks IN yesterdays tilt and aided on the road b viz
tory by pair Of stYmles and was also very fnrtnna =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Sacramento Wins
Over Oakland Nine

SACRAMENTO. juno ss.--sacra.
mento got away TO an impressive .
toll victory over Oakland In the first
game OF the series here yesterday.
The score- n. ~ y
Oakland ..........i q
Sacramento .......9 II
Kunr, Harris and BAKER. Hall and
Sehang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Suzanne and Helen Will
Meet on Courts Soon

come 90 Seattle FOR scrap In July
or Angus, fight with Herro; would
come pretty close 20 packing tho
ball park ana would mean more
dough 20 10th Of them than a re.
turn fght even IN the big Vernon
arena.
TT RUNS to the family. this man.
aEeriai ability cf the Kiueter
toye
Bili Ia setting the same excellent
results with tho Chicago Cubs tia,
Wade " obtaining Ia Seattle.
They have tina; instinct o. leader.
ship. The ability 20 get the most on,
Of their men that Is nothing less
than loyalty
They temper their driving with
hnmsnness and they arc regular
fellows with their ball players.
Blil and Wade arc raro men In
baseball. they're managers who
make" their ball ciubA
IT THE STAR Junior Bs.eball
4 league Is conducted by this news.
paper mex, season the age limit will
be lowered ~ that no players who
have reached their goth birthday
win be allowed TO compete.
Tho real issue behind Tho star
league IS no; to produce high
class OF baseball but 20 interest all
OF the youngsters in organized
play.
Some OF tho teams we're 30 much
stronger this year than others that
II hurt competition and almost
broke up tho circuit.
BY lowering the age limit the
league will encourage the Younger
tossers each spring aud It's 10 10 a
league for them In tho future.
by the time players reach tho
ages Of 81 and % they should be
playing in faster company.
SoMETHING should be done by
~ local swimming officials To make
for moro competition. Swimming
should be one OF tho greatest of
summer sports in Seattle, but lack
OF organization keeps the sport back.
While thousands OF people swim
here. competitive events would be
the best incentive for those thous-
ands TO improve themselves and for
others 20 learn.
For several years Tho Star put on
a city swimming meet and II was
big success, but last year because
Of tho apparent lack OF interest on
tho part OF the swimming leaders.
II was confined 20 marathon swims.
The Star is willing to stage an
other All.City carnival in August II
the right kind OF cooperation Is
shown. Otherwise II will confino it's
efforts TO tho marathons again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-25
Willie Hunter Wins Over
Wilhelm in Feature Plav
RY ALEN q RnsE

VANCOUVER, T. c. June 25.-ln a brilliant exbihi,;,.
Of golf here yesterday Willie Hunter former Rr,iL
amatenr champon. defeated an nnmallu fine nIuua.