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The Winslow mail., 1924-08-01
S,.oUr DIRECTOR BEN OWENS
ADDRESSED BOYS WEDNESDAY,

Rem Owens, regional scott director
for Bov Scouts of America, on wed
nesday evening addressed a portion
of the Winslow troop at Washington
school gymnasium. Owing 10 the lack
of advertisement of Mr.. Owens VISIT
to Winslow, several boys were not
present. but the meeting was n 1aost
>enthux iastic one, nevertheless. me
early part of the evening vas gwen
over to games and stunts under the
direction of Scout Master lib Hunter
In his talk Mr.. Owens dwelt upon TIE
duties and ideals of Scouting, told OF
his own experience during many
wears of work, and thoroughly charm
ed the boys with his address.
The Winslow troop of Scouts Will
meet hereafter every Wednesday eve
ming at $50 o'clock inside the gym
nasium at Washington school.
Besides the boys and Mr.. Hunter,
Chas. Daze, Bob Corkhill and Joe
I,ieberman, all enthusiastic Scout
boosters, were at the meeting
The Winslow mail., 1924-08-01
NOTED LEADERS.
IN CHILDREN'S
WORK IN CITY
q
Continued from Page y

Winslow to take up the work OF
guardians in the Camp Fire move
ment. and it is expected that through
cooperation of the Women's club at
least one troop of 90 to 25 girls will
be organized, and it is hoped that
more than one troop can be made up.
The Boy Scout movement here is
already functioning we'll under
the capable leadership of Glib Hun
ter, who masters a troop of about
twenty boys. Mr. Owens addressed
meeting of the boys Wednesday eve
ming before his return to Falgstaff.
The Winslow mail., 1924-08-01
Gasoline Tax Collected
By State For June

The following figures have been
submitted by Secretary of State James
H. Kerby, showing the collection OF
tax from the sale of gasoline for the
month of June and for the first six
months of this wear:
The Winslow mail., 1924-08-01

One of the most essential things to the
full enjoyment of Food is to know that
whatever you are eating is of the first
quality. And that you do know, beyond
all question, if you make this store your
Meat and Vegetable headquarters. We
handle only the best, and our prices are
the lowest in the long run.
The Winslow mail., 1924-08-01
New Dress Goods

Our New Fall Dress Fabrics which have just
arrived contain many Cloths suitable for Childrens
School Dresses Make your purchases early SO you
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Willie Richie
Boxes Tonight

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. 90
Willie, Ritchie. worlds light.
weight champion Of decade
ago, will find out tonight
whether he can come back or
i destined 10 slip still farther
back into fistic oblivion.
Ritciie. who tried 10 return
10 the ring In 1919 against Ben.
NY Leonard and got only dis.
couragcment In the form Of a
technical knockout, Is slated 10
fight Joe Simonich, wclter.
weight Of Butte, Mont, good
boy but n second rater for all
that,
Ten years ago Simonlch
would hardly have made the
grade as a spsrring partner for
the Californian. yet there Is
considerable doubt whether Wi.
lie will be able 10 put Joe
away tonight.
As for Rltchie, he says retire.
ment has done him no harm,
I've taken care of myself"
he insists. Liquor and are
total strangers and the bright
lights hurt my eyes. I've got
home and kids and I've been
turning In early these pas.
years. I'm ready and I'm com.
ing back"
Ritchic is aged %,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Star Swins
to Be Held
on Aug. 80
Swimmers and Gre c n
Lake Residents Pleased
With Stars Change

A PPRoYAL IL being expressed In
4 all parts Of the city A. the ds.
cision Tuesday 20 change The Star
mile marathon swima from the
Lake Washington canal 10 Green
Lake and the date from August
"a 10 August 80
The Star races will be the fea.
ture Of the swimming events on
tho Green Lake Commercial clubs
big program that day.
The canal course was not natis
factory Tor a mile marathon swim
because Of the eight turns necessary
20 complete the necessary distance
and the strong current that runs
thru a. The canal water 4. said 20
be- much colder Than that In Green
Lak..
4 survey viii be made the latter
part of this week by the King
County Engineers office Of the
Green Lake course. and from pres
eut indications. IL will be "A half
mile Htraighiaway. with the start
aud finlsh al the West beach. The
course VIII be- an accurate mile.
tho. as number Of swimmers are
EoinE IN the events for the purpose
of breaking records
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Official Swim
Dates Are old

j. T. Taylor, chairman - the
Amateur Athletic union swim.
ming committee. announced the
following list Of national cham.
pIon ship dates which have bern
approved by his committee:
Senior events for men-Sso
yards. Los Angeles. Aug. 30: ono
mile. Philadelphia. Aug. %. long
distance. buffalo. Sept. 1. fancy
fancy diving. Detroit. AUG. %.
2.O-yurd back stroke. 40 yard
breast stroke. $50 yard relay. Chi.
cHEo, Aug. -.
Junior events for mcn-IanE
distance. Buffalow. sept. 1: fancy
diving. Detroit. Aug. q. ss0-yard
back strokc. Aug. q: iioyard
brrast stroke, Buffalo. Aug. H.
Senior events for women
$50 yards. Boston. Aug. rs. fancy
dive. New York city. Aug. I6:
2e0.yarh breast stroke. Phiia.
delphia. Aug. q.
Junior events for women
$50 yards, New York city. Aug.
~: oncmile, Bridgeport. Conn,
Aug. II.
These swimming events arc br.
ing held later than usual this
year. to enable the Olympic
swimmers to try for national
titles after their return from
abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Gossip of
the
Gridirons
BY TOM OLSEN

TAY KEAlPKES, the new
gridiorn coach at Everett
ugh school, will face a tough
schedule this coming season.
The Everett eleven meets
Lewis & Clarke high school Of
Spokane in the feature game
on Thanksgiving Day at Ey-
erett.
Lewis & Clarke has 2 rep
utation for developing strong
football machines, and Kemp
keS will need everything he
has TO get by that game.
Other tough teams that will
oppose Everett are Whatcom
of Rellingham, WeatherwaX
Of Aberdeen and Wenatchee.
kempkes has just returned
from the summer coaching
school at the University of T.
linois, which had Gil Dobie
and Bob Zupke as instructors.
Kempke's admitted learning quite a
bit OF things az the school bat
points out that he had 70 have some
material 90 work with before he
sould put Il into practical usage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Rocco Sinks Navy Champ

Rocco stramnglia. the. Gle Elum
Tomcat. who was shooed out Of Jack
Dcmpsey's training camp because be
dltcolored one q the champions op.
tics made short work OF Eddie Huff.
man. the all.navy light heavyweight
utleholdcr. in tho rcmlwindup.
After iabhing around for couple
o. minutes in the first round. the
blue Jacket ran smack into a right
cross and down he went for a nine.
count. He went 20 sunderland. tast.
ing rights and letts. before the end
Of the round
Announcer Nate made il
known that Huffman weighed
lie pounds. but those present
were Of the opinion that His
Naicship was wrong by some
500 pounds from the resounding
thud when the form hit the
canvas. Every ounce Of STRAIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

aglia's avoirdupois Of IA pounds
Wa behind that drram.punch
Seattle fans would like TO see
more Of this Hoccn, who sure
can socho.
Martin o'Gady. n tough Irishman
who claimed Dcs Moines rs his home
town. pat up an interesting four.
round argument against Jack Bud.
nick. In the special event II was
called a draw
The local mauler had all the best
OF the opening exchanges but he
couldn't wither the Shamrock. and
had 20 be content with a fifty.fifiy
call. due 10 the fact that he Des
Moines Irishman staged a strong
comeback in the last two rounds
The respective poundage Of the
o'Gndy. Budnick combination was
1914 and lss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Walter Mails
Beats Seattle
in Long Game

OAKLAND. AUG s0.-walter
" Mails did the unexpected here
yesterday when hs twirlcd Oakland
10 n 10 : victory over Seattle in
q. innings.
II was a great game from start
10 finish. The score was tied. -.
at the end Of the third inning and
remained that way until the last
OF the 18th. when steuland. tho Sc
attic twirled. hit Ray Brubaker with
n pitched bail with the bases loaded
forcing the winning run across.
Oakland got seven hits Off steu-
land, while tho Indians touched
Mails for but five.
II was Oaklands seventh straight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

world that he i not a gutter.
The fight started fast with
both giants doing some nice
boxing and hefiy punching.
Johnson was The first 10 land
solid blow, n right 10 the head,
hut Herman ripped in an upper.
cut 10 tlIe body that made the
Seattleite staEger.
Both laas were Babe Rufhing X
up 90 good shape until the Omaha
visitor landed below The mark he
repeated tine trick a few seconds
later and but frr the decision Of
Johnson. aforementioned. would
have loft the fight on a foul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Johnson Held Slight Lead

Up 70 this point. johnson had
been giving just a little more than
he lad been receiving. and that 10
saying a cupful. but for the rest
Of the fight he seemed 20 be stale
and his punching lacked snap and
power BEING on the receiving end
of that pair Of Wild pitches de.
livercd from Hermans mltt. that
looked like a ful-gFown ham. was
enough 10 make most % the box.
ing fraternity quit for keeps.
The second round found the
Omaha lad with his sight re.
adjusted and he shot rights ard
.efts with uncrring accuracy;
landing. on his opponents mid
section and head piece. wallops
that would have knocked out
most Of the aspirants for tlr
Dempsey crown.
II WAS Herlnan's round by n
mile and 30 also were the third
and fourth sianEAs.
But don't think that the Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

BIN Grifnths. 1Ts pounds.
flashy two.fis;ed fighter and owner
Of one Of the best left hands seen
In a local ring for quite a'spell, re.
cfivod a well.carned decision at the
end Of slashing good scrap
against Ernie sayles. la pounds,
Of st. Paul
The spokane youth played a
rai.iat.tat OF Sayles smcllcr that
woud have done credit 10 Tiny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Good Prospects
AT Everett

Speaking Of material AZ Everett.
four lettermcn win be hack 90 wear
the Blue and Gold In 1894
Capt Aubrey Mounger tackle;
Johnny Pollock, quarter: Larry XII.
born. half and BIZ Johnson. end. are
the emblem swimmers who viii be
hack.
Mounger Is a veteran with three
years experience kilborn L. con.
sidered one OF the best punters in
prep football. Pollock - hsady
pivot man. and good In an open field,
Loren Sherman. brother % Les
Sherman. Husky quarterback. Is a
candidate for baekfeld. Lowry
Mounger. brother Of the captain. and
Harry Mitchell win also bid for
hackfleld heyths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
BY ALEX c. ROSE

Tiny HERMAN the Omaha giant scored a we-eaned
decision al the end Of six rounds Of sugging with
last nights smoker held at the Rainier valley ball orchard
Billed as Madison Square attraction" these main
eveners thru in fine style and gave the crowd that
packed every corner Of the grand stand action and plenty
of IT,
Not only was this fight humdinger but the rest Of the
card was far above the average In word Promoter Nate
Scot Druxman paired the baers up In big LEAGUE fash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
USHER SWIMMER
~ ENTRANT

Jewel d'1arye. husky little maid
from Havana. Cuba. ono OF the
ushersites at ,hs HsiiIg iheater. has
entered The milo race for women
Miss d'Jarvo IA IN training daily
and her friends predic, that nhe Will
give a good account Of herself
Critics. who have seen her swim
my that shs has plenty OF class and
looks 70 be perfectly NJ home In the
water.
She has swept aaido ali opposition
In her line OF work. and aN result
claims tho uAhero,ios' swimming
championship Of the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Must Be Good
to Play There

There Is n special five hole
course near tho regulation ~ hole
municipal course at Washington,
ID. G. On this little course golf
crs have 10 qualify before they
can use the regular one. They
arr all short holrs and a
player doing Il In - strokes may
receive permission TO transfer
his attentions TO the Isholc
course, II Il said that some Of
the oldsier enthusiasts have been
trying TO make this figure for
many years and are still hopeful
OF averaging those five three
par holes in five. Tho idea Of
qualifying, however. is not n bad
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

ion and the evenings enter
tainment was voted one oil
the best Of the season.
But back % the Herman.J johnson
scrap.
That the SEATTLE lad II
Eamrster, was proven in the
middle Of the opening round.
when be- waved Referee Jimmy
Bourke aside when that officIal
WA all set 10 raise Johnson's
hand In victory because Herman
had delivered two foul blows.
Yes, Floyd johnson lost the
decision. tut every ON Of that
record gathering viii tell the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Fleet Smoker
Here Thursday

Another good fistic program
viii be offered TO the local fans
Thursday night at the Coast
League park, when the annual
Pacific Fleet smoker win be
staged.
Eight bouts are on the program
and Commander Washburn Of the
L. ). $. California, fleet athletic
officer, promises plenty Of action.
The first bout starts Mt 8 o.
clock. No admission will he
charged. but the spectators must
have buckets. which are being
handed out on the ships anchored
In the harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

end Of The scrap was doing all oi
the catching. Hs was throwing
quite a few Hemanwards and that
target was right there 70 stop EN-.
But the blows delivered 10 Herman
did not have the zip that the Her.
man variety contained
Johnson'E best round was The
fifth ind he uncO-cked half doz.
en- right swings that rocked the
Omahan's Uranium and caused tho
bees and brides 10 ny around
The final session. however.
found these winged specimen
resting peacefully. and the
Omaha giant rarin' 10 20. The
Seattle lad was also up and
coming in this round and the
mixing was just one sock after
another. Herman had the shade
IN this round and easily won
the decision, but II was a rat
fling good fight.
The weights we're: Herman 2i1
pounds: johnson 1884 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Everett Scribe Is
Visitor in Seattle

Scoop Toole. sporting editor q,
The Everett News. was a Seattle vls.
itor Tuesday Toolc predicts that
Eyetett viii win the second hair Of
the Northwest league season. but
says TINT the ssaEulla are expecting
two hard games from ssdro. woolley
August - and August al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Bill Tilden Started
in His Early Youth

William T. Tilden H.. national
tennis champion, is now 81 years
old, He has been playing tennis reg.
ularly since he was years Of age.
and while very erratic in his young.
or days. he gradually settled down.
and in 1919 managed to be reckoned
among the 10 leading players in
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
CRYSTAL POOL
II DONATED

When weather conditions became
threatening. last week, the POSSIBLE.
~ % holding the marathon some
other place was taken up with a
number q swimming authorities
Thru the kindness OF Guy sher.
wood. manager and Ray Daugh.
'srs instructor the Crystal Pool
whH donated for the event,
Their offer was refused. however
hscauts Of tho desire 20 keep The
Star mamihons an outdoor event
and 10 have I, staged on a. near a
.h'raihiAway course ~ possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Griffiths Shows Good Left

Burnetfs trap drummer. IL
was a corling good battle b.
cause the Sayles' blows found
their mark many. many times
and they stung.
Al Schechter, is5 pounds. Of
had an easy time win
ming the verdict against Kid Ker
Der, i66 pounds. OF Everett. in tht
curtain raiser. The Kid was a
splendid catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Bagshaw Wants
Men Out Early

"A football candidate az the uni
versity who doesn't report for duiy
before school opens. oct. :. hasn't
much chance Of making the teara.
This statement was made Tuesday
BY Coach Barshaw
He wants all his men out on Sept
Is. the first day that Coast Confer
cnce schools are allowed to have
practice. He expects squad Of 50
out BIZ that time. included In which
will be most OF the 1923 lettermen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Husky Quarters
Being Fixed Up

FOOTBALL quarters IN lander haIl
arc being renovated and remodelsd
FOR the coming season.
\ lot OF changes are being made.
and a 100 per cent improvement In
the quarters is predicted BY Coach
Enoch Bagshaw.
The Husky mentor and his staff Of
assistants will have their offices In
Lander hall during the coming sea.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
AFTER Rig
PRIZE LIST

Efforts arc being made by The
Star TO get up an attractive list
o. prizes Tor those who eompeis.
The Star presents cups and me
dais 20 tho winners. but in an 81
fort 20 httrac, a larger entry list
tho merchants OF Seattle are bcinr
asked 90 donate small prizes oi
eash value under S.
Swimming suits. caps belts. pen
nRnis. shirts and articles alons
those lines arc suggested Ans
merchant who desires should no
ufy tho sporting editor Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
ERNIE GOosEMAN WINS

MADISON, Wis, Augg9O-Ernie
dooseman, Coast 126 FOUNDER. out.
pointed Joe Klein. Of Milwaukee, in
their lS'round engagement here last
night. Lou Rollinger. Waterloo. la.
knocked out Jack MonaAan. Madi.
son, in the eighth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
GREE MEETS NEGRO

FREMONT, o., Aug, 2o.-Harry
Grob' middlewcight champion, is
ready TO defend his title against
Tiger Flowers, Atlanta negro, here
tomorrow night. Grob has complet.
ed train and Is the favorite TO win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
RENNY NAIGER LnsEs

NEW YORK. Aus. 20.-sid Ter.
ris New York junior lightweight.
won n i0.round decision from Benny
Wager. New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Scotch Have Big
Edge Over England

In the international golf contests
between England and Scotland dur
ing the past 10 years, Scotland has
won nine times and England once,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Phil Salvatore to
Meet Dick Hoppe

Phil Salvatore. Sacramento light.
weight, win meet Dick Hoppe. oak
land. In the main event Of the
smoker at Wilmington. Cal, on Aug.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
SKI IN BENFIT

Lorraine, O. Aug CO. Battling
SKI, former light heavyweight
champion. meets Mike Conroy. Roch.
ester heavyweight, in the main bout
Of the Lorraine benefit show tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

Huns Responsible f0r-HtuslanI J. Walls
:. Struck oBt--stusIsnd 3. Mails & Bases
on baiis-stusisnd >. Mails s. fit b.
pitched ball-Bruhakcr Passed ball
Baker stolen basc-AristL Two-bAHs
hits-wslsh. Bowman. Gaitso Gather.
Emmer. Aristt. Thrcs-basa hit--Aristt
Sacrifice Mccarron and brady Dou-
bic plays-Adans 10 Guisto. bowman -
Brady Time - .ss. Umpirss Finnsy
and Rsardou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Providence Followed
by Washington Club

Washington came into the Nation.
al League circuit IN 1886. taking
the place OF the Providence club,
which had dropped out at the close
Of the previous season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Green Lake Marathon Site Meets Fans Approval
LEONARD TRICKS HIS
OPPONENTS ON WEIGHT

ARD have capitalized the Widespread
belief that the champion Il heavy
one Of Leonari's notable knockout
Victories was scored at the expense
% Johnny kllbane IN three rounds
in 1917 az Philadelphia This was
shortly after Leonard had wen tho
lightweight championship from Fred,
die Welsh.
Contrary 20 custom Leonard
agreed 20 fight welsh al i55 ponds
Instead ~ lg1 pounds This created
the impression that Leonard could
not make i31 pounds. kilhane fiE.
urrd the champion would be weak az
the low weight and took him ON.
Leonard came In a. lsss pounds
and handed tho lrishman his first
knockout
kilbane spent tl- week pre-.
crdlng tho fight riding 60 tho
hound, and attending swagger
affair. 80 confident was be Of
tho outcome
LEW TENDIER
HOODWINKED
Gibson claims lew Tender.
NOTED ,outhpaw sluEErr, was
hoodwinked In similar fashion.
Tender would have had none
Of Isronards game" insists Glib
son. "if h. had known the
champion could do tito weight.
We helped him along In his pet
dclusIon by weighing la heavy
for one Of the Dundre fights
over In Jersey.
Leonard wore his hath robe on
the scales In the pockets % the
robe he concealed two lead weights
The scales registered 1921 pounds
~ matter OF truth. Leonard
weighed less than i5t pounds
And 10 show you how sksptical
tho fans are regarding Lsonard's
status az a lightweight they booed
bolsteruusly when 1921 pounds vas
announced as his weight Why. he
weighs it5 II he weighs an ounce.
they shouted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

re.t-rds,., HON, Rur uI,,,
Home Run Leader.
Suzanne Lenglen Is
Good at Billiards

Mile. Longlcn. the French tennis
champion, also is quite an expert at
billiards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Major Notes

fe.,erdaJ's hero-Ed brown. Brooliyn
ouifisldsr. hit homer IN the eighth ~Ith
one On and BEAT TIE Pirates TO J.
launching hits In the plnohr., III.
uiants beat tho Reds, Z TO :. and In.
creased their lead over tire Pirates 10
four games
Washington moved into second nIare
~ taking double header from tha
IlEsrs. 60 and 10 4, Manager
Beck Harris drove in the run in the
ninth inning thar won the first game.
George uhle, pinch hitting In tho ninth
'mAcksd out home run that set down
the Athietlcs ahead and beat the In.
dans 3 TO and took the series
F1sEstead's homer In the seventh In.
ming with two on helped the Red Box
beat the Browns. n 20 s. jacobson
drove In three 81 Louis runs with two
doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

Walter johnson says he never
throw a ball at a battor's head =.
Mr.. Johnson recognizes tho futility Of
attacking Gibraltar with pea.
shooter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Portland Winner in
First Vernon Game

los ANGELES. Aug. 20. Port
land opened tho series with Vernon
here yesterday by winning. TO g..
The Tigers outhit the Beavers. but
didn't hit when they counted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
Los Angeles Loses
to Salt Lake Club

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 90
Salt Lake won a tight game from
Los Angtles here yesterday. Z
10 4.
The score: r. II. H.
Los Angeles .........,.. IL o
Salt Lake .......!...... 10 o
Myers. Weincrt. Ramsey and Jon.
kins; McCabe and Peters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20
San Francisco Wins
First From SoIons

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 20 San
Francisco won tho first Same Of
tho sorieB from Sacramento. Q to 3.
Tho score: r. II L.
San Frunctsco .........9 16 .
Sacramento ............3 10 I
shea. Griffin and Yelle; Proush,
Thompson and Schnng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-20

The GOOD Senior Firpo insists the
report that he sleeps on the floor is
a lot OF bunk. II would take n
lot of bunk to hold the good senior.