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Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26
NV Arizona Bedroom!

O! my Arizona bedroom
Is beneath the Milky Way,
And the moon is in the ceiling.
With the star that tells of day,
Where the mountains lift the corners
And the desert lays the floor
Of my Arizona bedroom
Which is large as all outdoor.
o! my Arizona bedroom
Is ventilated right;
Every wind that's under heaven
Brings along blithe goodnight"
With touch of blessing,
And of ozone one drink more
In my Arizona bedroom
Which is large as all outdoor.
o! my Arizona bedroom
Has the lightning on the wall,
And thunders rap the panels
AS their mighty voices call
And the night birds screech above me
With an owl that boots galore,
Round my Arizona bedroom
That's as large as all outdoor.
o! my Arizona bedroom
1t sometimes seems to me,
Is afoat in middle heaven
With each star an arGosy;
And the star that turns at midnight
Drifts US down to mornings shore,
Floats us out, bed and bedstead
On the ocean of outdoor.
o! my Arizona bedroom
Meath clear skv and winkipg stars
With clouds rolled back as curtains
From windows without bars:
Where can see my Maker.
AS the shepherds did of yore
From my Arizona bedroom
That's as big as all outdoors.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26

Passengers from California destined
for Eastern points passing thru Ari-
zona may use their mouths in protest,
but they can't put their feet off the
trains in this State
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26
An Awful Story Anticipated.

There's quite stir in town over the
sale of alleged diseased meat. An in
spector of cattle from Phoenix ordered
the slaughter of two beeves from the
local dairy herd, one of which is said to
have been infectious, and the carcass
was destroyed. The other was recon-
mended as wholesome and eatable by
the Inspector and placed in the local
markets for home consumption, but it
got no farther than the doors before
story was set afloat that the meat was
infected and it was put aside until it
may be returned to the owner as pre-
cautionary measure. Both markets de-
ny selling anv of the meat whatever
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26
NOTICE OF REGULAR BIENNIAL
ELECTION OF THE TOWN OF
WICKENBURG

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular biennial election of the Town of
Wickenburg will be held at the City
Hall in the Town of Wickenburg on
Tuesday, May goth, between the hours
of six o'clock a.. m. and six o'clock p.
M, for the purpose of electing five
aldermen from among whom a Mayor
will be chosen.
Said Election will be conducted by
the following officers, to-wit:
Marshall, A. A. Burleson; Inspector,
0. c. Aulick; Judge, John Miller;
Judge, Frank Mantey; Clerk, Mrs. Dan
Mcneil; Clerk, Mrs. p D. Harmon.
B. J. WITHERLAY,
Town Clerk.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26

The interest that Bill Stuart's Pres
colt paper, the Courier ION which cur
rent report says Jimmie Douglas pays
the bills) takes in explaining away
the charges of fraud by former en-
gineer Maddox shows that the former
Democratic Bible of Prescott" is
about to wear republican clothes by
shedding it's democratic ulster.
Former state engineer Thos. Mad
dock raps at the State Senatorial COM
mittee who have attributed fraud and
theft in the findings against his de-
partment. Maddox was slated as
possible candidate for governor of
Arizona, but D. B. Heard is also said
to be in the field, which may account
for the newspaper publicity given the
Maddox report.
Not All Wind-Near1y $4,000 head
of livestock have died and been des-
troyed in quarantined districts of Cali.
fornia. The total includes 25,21O
cattle, 9,548 hogs, 14,6O4 sheep and
239 goats.
State Peace Officers Association
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26

The fellow who died OF his own free
will and cord must have hung him
self.
The fellow with double chin is
encouraging double price for shave.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26

oOIHe AWeTICdH gIrIS, those dear
old girls" that the robins sing about,
still prefer pipe to lip stick or a
Nah Jongg set. Of course, a fiapper
with pipe stuck between her teeth
isn't apt to be enticing no matter how
pretty her limbs or how red her lips
are.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26
Warren's Porch Shades.

Wooden slat window and porch shades
that are easy to hang and rain proof.
no direct sunlight. plenty of light and
air. any size, adjustable. Dealers and
local statesmen write for free printed
matter and samples. We want agents
in your vicinity to take orders from the
samples. No investments.
E. G. Porter. Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26
LINERS"
10c per line first Insertion:
&c each subsequent inser-
ton; no service less than 25c

A Small band of high bred Angora
goats for sale. Registered stock. Ap-
ply State Miner office.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26
Jibes and Jokes Perpetrated
by Old Wooden Nutmeg

The fellow who died Of his own free
will and cord must have hung him
self
The fellow with double chin is
encouraging double price for a shave.
A P. K. Lewis maxim: It isn't so
much what you attempt as what you
get away with that counts
Some American girls, those "dear
old girls that the robins sing about,
still prefer pipe to lip stick or a
Nah Jongg set. Of course, flapper
with a pipe stuck between her teeth
isn't apt to be enticing no matter how
pretty her limbs or how red her lips
are.
Still Hunting for Cinderella
At a recent meeting of the Wick
enburg Hog club, where they were
discussing the foot and mouth dis
ease, Mickey the pig said Yavapai
Ike was clam and ought to shut up.
Ike got mouth-full of water from the
hydrant and took bench seat in
back of Mickey and drenched him like
the elephant did the boy that fed him
tobacco in his peanuts. Ike explained
that when clam shuts up he always
squirts out the surplus water. Ike
knows because he used to walk un-
sophisticated young ladies across the
clam beds in San Pedro harbor till
they wouldn't go out with him any
more. That's the reason why the
girls in the Capitol at Phoenix are
still shy of Ike in his hunt for Gin
derella, the slipper girl that slipped
him at the Wickenburg Wild West
Show.
1t still air spring-like hearabouts.
and things look fine, an so forth.
Out in the field the little bees air
hummin and totin honey on their
legs, in the trees by the river the
happy birds air nestin and in the
waiter boldeyed fish air lookin fer
bugs ter drop in. Out on the plains
the coyotes and jackrabbits air
playin with tunbell weed and high
up in the mountings the wildcats air
eatin catnip an huntin rats. Down
in the valley the green grass grows
like an Irish flag, an on the far hor-
izOn fat crows an buzzards are laffin
as they bring in foot an mouth germs
from CalifOrny. In our fair town
beautiful gals air dressed plum gay,
an Bertram Dogsinger have put in
ice in his pool hall and bootleg par
lor. The advent of all this hear pur-
tiness makes me feel like gittin on
boss and runnin race with the trane
-Yavapai Ike.
Passengers from California destined
for Eastern points passing thru Ari-
zona may use their mouths in protest,
but they can't put their feet off the
trains in this State.
ITO trust is to bust; to bust is hell'
but U. S. Attorney Henery Dock
erty never was a trust buster.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26

For Trade-Phoenfx property for
Wickenburg property or property near
Wickenburg. See M. M. Oliver or call
at this office.
Arizona state miner., 1924-04-26

Mart Lepler write J. R. Masser,
Tujunga, California. R. R. No. /, Box
494.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
RICHARDS BEATS AInNzo

Vincent Richards. Y. $. A.. dls
posed Of the Spanish champion
Manuel Alonzo. rs. 1913. .2.e. 60.
Mrs. Marion Jcasup OF the Amer
can women'a tennis team defeated
Senorita Torras Of Spain. g.. 60.
At the volodromc tho American
featherwsight. Fields. beat Hans.
sen. Norway. on points.
Rothwell. United States light.
weight. knocked out Kelleher. Ire.
land. with n left 20 the chin In the
second round
Graham. Canadian lightweight
beat Corney. champion Of Uruguay
on points in a bout which left both
exhausted at the finish.
Tho second American tennis star
to 30 out OF the olympic oompeti-
ton was Watson NJ. washburn. who
lost today to Jacobs. India. e-i. g.,
s-i0. CO.
An upset occurred today. when
Jean Washer. Belgian star. who put
Francis Hunter out Of competition
yesterday, lost 10 Morphurgo. Italy.
2-s. Ca. t-s. s-i. So
Siiss Katherine McKnne. woman
worlds champion. beat Miss Flick.
Sweden. 81. s-1.
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facilities
Inadequate
Is Charge
Julian Myrick Demands
Better Quarters for the
Yankee Net Team
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

by HENRY l.. FARRELL
DARIs. July l6,-Julian Myrlck.
l. president Of the United states
Lawn Tennis association. served no.
tice on tho international Olympic
committee today that no will with.
draw tho American tennis team un,
less civilized" facilities are immedi.
ntely provided
Thus far. Myrick charges. the
Americans have been forced 10
10 without shower baths. with.
out drinking water and without
towes.
The American spokesman was en-.
phhtio that II conditions did not i'm.
prove Immediately. the United States
players would quit the olympics.
only two shower baths have been
provided Tor tho women players. My
rick said. and men carpenters still
arc working la these. 70 that the
players cannot use them.
Moreover. when our women play.
ers want n drink OF water. they are
forced 10 go 20 nearby bar and
carry the water themselves 10 tho
courts
Another complaint lodged
against the French was that
the press facilities for covering
the tennis matches are entirely
inadequate and most confusing.
Tho international committee Il
taking tho matter under advise.
ment Meanwhile. the American
protes, han added fuel 20 tho ill.fcel.
ing that exists between the French
and Americans.
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Weather Again Interferes
With State Net Tourney

beat Miss uurr. Seattle. default
Miss Irene stephens. Seattle. bsas Miss
HortsuEo Green. Seattle. default
Miss Alberta Eau. Tacoma beat Miss
Berniea la Pouie, seattle, default.
MEN's SINGLES
Ssli Brown. San Francisco. beat A ~.
Herd. Atlantis, Ca. al. ell.
Ray Casey. san Francisco. beat T.. 9
white, Seattle. default.
Howard LauEiis. Seattle, beat ". nib
son. Seattle. default.
Leon Dc rureune. Seattle. beat Z. Will
son. seAttiS default.
whitramb ouiliian. Seattle. beat Don
Milne. Seattle. default
1911 Warren. Seattle. beat George Clark
Seattle. default
X J.. Beta Seattle. beat u. II. Graham,
Spokane. default
MEMS DOUBLES
Whitcomb 2ulilian and Dan Lewis. Sc
aits. beat Tom Gallery and II. u. Merrill
Hollywood and spokane. los. ST. GO.
Ray Casey and Herb Suhr. San Fran
cisco, beat ". and ". Robinson. Seattle.
60. cell
sidney Smith and buddy pa Ponto, ia
coma and Seattle. beat y Morrison and
Tom Todd. Seattle. 60, s-t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
TopAY's SCHEDULE
Girls SINGLES


10 o'eioek--MIs Rose Marie Drum. San
Francisco. Va. Miss Carter. Seattle. Miss
4 Elizabeth Colt. Seattle. vs. Mise Margaret
osgood. oJai. Cal. Miss Bsrnlco Da
Ponte seattle " Miss Irene stephens,
Seattle Miss Mary Chaplin. ojAi. Cal. W.
Miss Dorothy Cole Seattle.
BOYS SINGLES
10 o'clock Buddy pa Pon,c Seattle.
vs Lyman Colt. Seattle.
II o'clock-LotS. Seattle. vs. BrigEs.
Seattle Jim Wing. Seattle. vs. Roy os.
from. Seattle: Albert Clarke, seattle, vs..
Wans Seattle; Angst Cist, Seattle, vs..
Herb Levine. Seattle.
i2 o'clock Biiiy Newkirk. Seattle. Va.
Chauncy GriEgs Tacoma
LADIES' SINGLES
Miss Nose Marie Drum. san Francisco,
W. Miss Thompson. Seattle
LADIES' DOUBLES
o'clock-~Miha Dorothy Cole and Miss
Thompson, Seattle Vs. Miss Dorothy
Davis and Mrs Gertrude Robinson. South
AfricA and Sampa, idaho, Miss Bernice
Dn pontc and Miss Uorteusc Green. Sc
attic, VS.. Miss Irene stephens and Mlss
Tholma Wolff Seattle: Miss Alberta Edit
and miss Margaret osEood. Tacoma and
Onjl Cal, vs. Mrs. william Henry and
Miss Rose Brunn. Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
MINED DOUBLES
il o'clock Miss Alberta Edit and Bob
Ioskoth Tacoma and Seattle vs.. Miss
Dorothy Mills and Elmer Griffin. san
Francisco.
MEMS SINGLES
~ o'clock ~ Ralph Loc, Seattle, VS..
Clark Ewing. Seattle
o'clock-Leo LREerstrom. Seattle. 4,
Windy Langllo. Seattle.
o'clock-iIaro Williams. Seattle. va.
Dick Wander Las. semitic; Lawrence
Wiley Seattle, W.. II. Dobbin, Auburn
o'clock Whltcomb Quillian. Seattle
Va. Bob licskoth Seattle.
o'cloclt Winner OF Loo. Ewing match
Va. Elmer Griffin, san Franclsco: Raw
Casey. San Francisco. vs.. Jack Levine
Seattle.
JUNIOR SINGLES
o'clock-Georgo Clark. Seattle. VS. NJ.
Mckenzie. Seattle
MEMS DOUBLES
o'clock--Blll Taylor and Don waller
Seattle, vs.. NJ Bogga and partner,
o'clock Harold williams ana George
Clark, Seattle, w. Grant Lalzuro and Joe
ldyengood. Seattle: Dick Wander Las and
bob IeHketh, Seattle, VS.. Lacy IIofius and
partner. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Reds Send Begley
to eDnver SQUAD

James Imp" Begley, product Of
the san Francisco Winter league,
has been released by the Cincinnati
Reds 20 the Denver club OF the West.
ern league. Begley Joined the Reds
this spring, stayed with them few
weeks and was farmod out to In.
dianapolis. He was later recalled to
fill gap caused by injuries sustained
by regulars. but with the team again
intact. it was found necessary to
send Bogley TO tho Denver outfit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Complete All
Arrangements
for Big Game

DLANs were completed at The Star
l last night for the staging OF the
finals in the Class B division Sunday.
when the Georgetown Cubs and
South Lake Juniors fight it out for
The star shield at Broadway field.
The South Lake team will be the
home club and II the Broadway field
isn't available another will be chosen
and named as soon MS possible.
This one game will decide the
Championship, these two teams hay
ing come thru the preliminaries.
Georgetown has yet TO lose Class
3 game. defeating the Lakers in the
preliminary season.
Ed Reichle will pitch for George.
town Sunday with Jensen as the
probable South Lake hurler.
An umpire will be assigned soon
TO take charge OF this game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Woodland Net
Captains Must
Check Results

rs order to keep the records authen
L tic the six captains OF The Wood
land park tennis league must check
thar results with the sporting editor
Of The Star By Saturday OF this week
so that the results published jibe
with those OF the captains.
All matches not played last week
as scheduled must be completed this
week. The unfinished matches fol.
low:
George Rider ". Earl Wilson. Gen,
Resos vs. CLYDE O'Rcar.
Koziowskl and Whittet ~ Mclean and
Hatfield. LaEerstrom and Rider vs. Gene
Oldham and Jack Schsrner.
Dick Burr ~. r. w. Hart. Windy
LanElic vs. Howard Weisenborn, Nelson
Robinson va. Mel Dranga, c. c. williams
Va Ray De oca-
Williams and pransa vs.. DisIey and
Kldweil. ~
Chef Vincent vs.. Mel pranga. Ezra
Pope ~. c. c. Williams II. w. Hart vs..
Dave CruikshGnk.
white and Pope vs.. Williams and
Drangh.
Ray De oca VS.. clyde o.Renr. George
Rider vs.. Nelson Robinson.
Dick Burr and Windy Langlle vs.. Lee
LaFerstrom and Clyde NO'Roar. Eimore
Anderson ana Hatfield vs.. Tom Kidwell
and Bob Dislcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Seattle Leading San Francisco by .OO1 Margin
DODE BERCOT AND BOB HARPER PUT ON FIGHT OF SEAS
Meyers Returns
His Hand Is Bad

Spug Meyers the Idaho junior
wgltcrweight, b. la the Northwest
again with spider Roach. his
trainer and manager Meyers has
returned from n successful trip to
California RE injured his right
hand In his fight with Gene Dell
mont and Il may be some time
before no can fght regularly
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

was en- route 10 salt Lake the Vernon
Tigers obligingly socked the san
Francisco Seals and your Indians
waltEed into first place.
The teams are virtually tied. but
the percentage table shows Seattle
as .55l and san Francisco as $50.
This Is because Frisco has played two
more games than the locals,
And in the meantime don't over
look those pesky Vernon Tigers
They are only two and half games
behind the Seals.
Red Killefer's hirelings will open
an allimportant series with the Bees
today. nine games 10 be played In five
days. necessitating doubleheaders on
three OF those days.
IL will be quite trial on the wob-
bly, Indian pitching staff. but here's
hoping that crew pulls out.
Salt Lake has been poison 20 Seat.
tic all year. winning nine out Of IL
games played by these teams so far
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
ALMOST OVERLOOKED

Somewhat overlooked in the rush
Of athletics, Che olympic chess play
ers we're received at the city hall at
II a. m. today by NJ Pointel. vice
president OF The city council, who
greeted them and pointed out the
numerous excellent qualities which
chess required OF man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Mrs. Cary Wins in
First Round Matcl

PORTLAND, Ore, July l6.-Ns
Clay c. Cary, Inglewood CLUB, Sat
tie. medalist in the Oregon s'z'i
women's golf championship. vi
from Mrs. Kenneth Reed. warersl
club, Portland. Z to ). in a frk'
round match here yesterday.
Mrs. L. w. Palmer. Jr., who Is d
Tending her title. won her match 9
defeating Mrs. Marshall Wright q
Alderwood. and s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

many OF whom don't understand the
system. here goes:
Batting avernges-Dlvide the mum.
Der OF hits by the number OF times
at bat.
Fielding averages-Divide total
chances accepted BY total chances.
Team averages-D Divide number Of
games won By number OF games
played.
Earned runs for pitchers-Divlde
total Of number OF innings pitched
by nine and then divide total mum.
Der OF earned runs by this result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

passing Immediately into the catch
er's mitt and caught. Is legal strike
and a runner can steal or be thrown
out after such tip. This happened
once during the Seal series and many
fans thruout the stands hollered
when ono OF the Redskins was
thrown out attempting to steal.
II would be good thing for the
fans to get a rule book and go over
the complete set at least once a
season; they'll enjoy the game more
If they're wised up on the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

Generally speaking, the headline
writer carries all our votes for apt.
ness and brilliancy. but when he per.
petrates "Aussie METERS" for Aus.
tralian tenntsers, we fell that the
worst is much too good 70, him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
At the Ringside

III Bob Harper didn't win, then
don't know lemon pie when
see one yodclled Don Moore. the
lunch counter king. after last
nights fight
Doc" Brown was on hand for
the fistic festivities and ne brings
word that the cigars they passed
iaround az the democratic oonyen,
ton In New York were terrible,
Frank Fuaua was resplendent In
a new red necktie that had quite an
argument with his blue suit,
Ono Of the gallery boys yelled for
Roy Small 10 hang a lantern on
Pep Webster so he could find him
in tho ring.
Jim Pursely denied. between
rounds that he furnished the ci.
CARS for the democratic convention.
Freddie Cullen Is back from Al.
aslta. whore he won the heavy
weight title OF tho NorthLind lie
got a nice hand when introduced.
Floyd johnson. nationally famous
heavyweight. OF Auburn. was also
introduced. and u was announced
that he would fight here soon.
Referee Burke. handling the bouts
for the second time this season.
worked well. He keeps EN- fighting.
Nate DruNman thinks that Mickey
GIN has the markings OF a second
Johnny oL1ary. with his ability and
ambition to fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
YANK sMIMMERs SCORE

Americans did well In swimming
today.
Tho dusky Kcalohoa qualified in
hIs heat % the 100 meters hack
stroke. making the fastest time Of
the day. i:i3 IS. wyatt also quail.
fled. winning his heat,
In the 200 meters swim. for
women. Miss Gcaghty. Z. 3. A.
made the fastest time. 3.ss Us in
Miss Coleman was dis.
qualified for touching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
ONE RULE FANS
SLIP Up On

The are many rules that your av.
erage fans slip up on during sea
son. particularly the many.sectioned
balk rule, the infield fly regulations
and several others. but one OF the
commonest rules in the book that
a lot OF fans don't remember Is that
a foul tip. a ball tipping the bat and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
American Tennis Players Threaten to Quit Olympiad


o ene gnnsp toe IN the
h zee stars ar dd
champion N B ahfnia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
San Francisco Is
Dropped From Lead

San FRANCISCO. July i6.-san
Francisco dropped out Of the
league leadership here yesterday.
when Vernon won a io.inning game
by a 10 20 IL score. The Seals
overcame six.round lead. and
tied the score twice. before finally
losing the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

We never imagined we'd live to
see the sultry afternoon when Il
would mean approximately nothing
10 finish ahead of Paddock in the
lo0.yard dash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Slim Lead
Is Held by
Tribe Now
Vernon Knocks Off Bay
City Team While the
Braves Are Travelling
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
BY LEO II. LASSEN
yyIE

80
just cast your
lamps az the Coast
league standings 10.
day
Back IN first
place. by golly bu,
its a slim lead that
those Indians are
holding.
While the Triha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

Mr.. Firpo is bringing his own GU
along this time. AS we re'as
the circumstances. it was ptnpS'
who cooked his goose the last tirx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

NEW YORK. July 1e.--Mike Bal
lorino won the call over Johnny
Leonard, at Brooklyn, last night.
They are fcatherweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
HOW OTHER FIGHTS
RESULTED

Pep Webster. the ooIored we,g.
weight. slightly outweigei Rg
Small, and he was far too s,rO-s
and too smart for the Tacoma.
Small stuck out the six rounds. b1
took a bad beating. including nins
count knockdown in the first rouai
wehster's left.handed style bothss.
Small.
Billy Harms and Jim Lee, mi8as
weights. fought a nifty four.puni
session to a draw. Lees right TO Ia
button being the best punching i
this battle. They didn't stall any.
Mickey Gill gave Irish" Cirian
a Filipino sailor, a trouncing. b:
tired badly in the last two rOurA
He hit the Filipino 10 punches 3
one.
Sailor Maley beat Al SchechiE,
another COB. in the opener.
a fine crowd turned out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Exciting Races at
Lansdowne Track

VANCOUVER, r. c.. July ia
big crowd turned out to see the
races at the Lansdowne park track
here yesterday. The crowd was
treated to plenty Of thrills The re-
riilfu fnllnr-a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
HOW TO FIGURE
BASEBALL AVERAGES

4 fan writes in asking how 10 fig.
ure baseball averages. As this Is Of
general interest 10 the diamond bugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

DAN again stepped in and slowed
IL things up In tho Washington
state tennis tournament. on tho
courts OF the Seattle Tennis club
here. Because OF the rain yesterday
and Monday many flsytround
matches still arc being played.
Only one match was played In the
mems singles yesterday. a!,ho more
were won by default.
Some good matches were on 10.
days schedule. Yesterdays results
and ,oday's schedule follow
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
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RTsUITg

First race. furlonEs--Yukon won. 6. 4.
Cornlskey second. Mile Erne third.
Second race, furlonES-Rey schee
won, Mascsrita second. Barb Wire third.
Third race. 3 furlongs-Silent Partner
won. Camouf1age second. 1azamn third.
Fourth race. ~ furlongs--Rusy Bob
won. Feruandos second, Porza Raw third.
Fifth race. ! mile 70 yards-BliI Head
pon. Athgarvon second Tom owens third.
Sixth race. I miie--Mary Jaae Baker
won. Figuration second. Zapatus third.
Seventh race, furiongs-NIatlnee Idol
won, Lilac Time second. Carrie Moore