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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

CEATTLE fight fans will
- be in for something new
a week from today when
Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin
stage the first afternoon
open air show at the Seattle
ball park.
The open air battles dur
ing the summer time in the
New York ball yards are ali
the rage in the East and
have been for some time.
The Dempsey-Firpo tangle
was put on in the Polo
Grounds in the afternoon.
The ring for tho Seattle smoker
will be erected over the home plat.
with single press row around \,
An Of the rest Of the seats VIII =
in tho stands which win insure u.
bugs Of protection in case OF rain
The smoker win start al 30
p. m.
The card has been completed with
the exception OF the first pelimin.
airy as follows:
Johnny Trambitss We. MarcarIo
Flores: Bud Ridley VI. Joe Cor
man: Freddie Mack Va. Teddy Titus.
Fred Cullen Va. Mel Berg, and one
bout 20 be added.
Titus Is tho only newcomer on
the fistio menu and he comes with
good reputation from Los Angeies.
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BRADY II MAKING"
SEATTLE, CLUB

There arc number OF very
valuable players on the Seattle
club and they would be hard 10 re.
place n they should be lost 20 the
team.
Brick Eldrcd and his bis bat: Sam.
my Crane. ono OF the best short.
stops IN the minors; Ted Baldwin.
tho hustling third sacktr. Billy Lane,
the steady ccnterfielder; vcan GrcEE.
tho pitching acc. and Earl Bald.
win. a steady fellow behind tho los.
are fine team mcn-but Eiving ever
man on the Seattle club his due,
IL must be admitted that curt
Brady. the haif.plnt second Naeker.
is tho fellow who has made tho
Indians.
Brady has plugged up the weak.
ness IN the Seattle defense. Not
only can he execute plays. fielding
well and throwing with lot q
power. but he has brains and Is
the pivot OF tho whole infic,d. Brady
Is smart az tho plate. too. and Is
a big factor in tho Indians oftsns-
I've.
Right now Brady Il the most
valuable man on the Seattle pay.
roll.
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w alker Wins
Open Title
From Jones
DETROIT, Mien., June THE ma.
~ tlonal open golf title is back

DETROIT, Mica, June THE ma.
~ tIonal open golf title is back
with the pros
Cyril Walker. runty little New
Jersey professional, who eudgrated
from England 10 years ago. proved
best Of field OF 80 in two days'
play at Oakland Hills, and wrcsted
from Bobby Jones the crown which
that young man waged quite a bat.
tie TO defend.
Jones, an amateur, was second in
this years open, losing by three
strokes the title he won at Inwood
last year.
Walker, who Is pro At Engle.
wood, n. j., scored 297. Jones was
second, with 200. followed by BIZ
Mehlhorn. 81. Louis pro" with 30l.
and Walter Hagen, Macdonald
smith and Bobby Cruikshunk, with
900.
While for sentimental reasons the
gallery would have liked to sec
young Bobby Jones successfully do.
fend his title this year. Walkers
victory Is source Of satisfaction
to his friends among the profession.
ais. Victory for Jones would have
meant nothing but tho honor.
To Walker. in fees ana prizes
which tho open champion can pick
up thrgoGt the country, IL means
many thousands OF dollars.
Walker, 80 diminutive that ho
himself had feared his 100 pounds
would not give him the strength to
"re9t victory from tho long, hard
courHc at Oakland Hills, won despite
his fears and despite the fact that
ne was In such position In the
field that nc always knew tho worst
knew what his opponents had &C.
compllshed, and the mark nc had to
shoot at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Where Star
Tossers Are
to Do Stuff

TUE Star League teams viii be in
l. action Sunday with the following
schedule.
Georgetown Cubs VS.. Sunset Hill
Improvement club at Adams at 10
"a. m.
Western Union vs.. Ballard Bull.
dogs at Adams Mt .. m.
Louie's Cleaners w. South Lake
az Mercer at noon.
Junior Advance club vs.. South
Lake al Mercer al 10 a. m.
Mercer Cubs va. Arden Cubs at
South Park at noon.
The Fahey- Brockman and Three
Brothers Dye Works game booked
for Columbia. has been postponed.
The manager OF the oy.Broclmnn
team should get in touch with the
sporting editor OF The Star today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
MURPHY Is HIGH
CLASS CATCHER

Danny Murphy u just coming into
his own with the Vernon Tigers. For
couple Of seasons no caught good
ball. but Truck" Hannah had al.
ways received all OF the publicity
and over.shadowed Murphy in the
eyes OF the bugs. But Murphy to-
day IL every bit as good catcher as
Hannah. which is saying something,
as Hannah Is pretty sweet receiver.
Murphy "a like Archie YelIe Mt san
Francisco. For a couple Of years
Sam Agnew got all OF the catching
credit, but Yelle has come Into HIS
own and Is now ranked as one Of the
best receivers in the minors.
Neither Murphy nor Yelle are the
spectacular figures that Hannah and
Agnew are, and yet they're mighty
valuable men doing their work be.
hind the log and that's what counts.
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SHELLENBACk
DESERVES CREDIT

Frank shellenback belongs ~
baSebalrs hall OF fame
The Vernon Highlander went thru
two painful operations in order 70
save his pitching arm.
Ho had an injured bons removed
from his elbow and when tho hand
went bad on him. Sheilsnback had
another operation performed IN
which "A nerve vas transplRnied In
his elbow. He had TO spend over six
months with electric treatment 10 re.
vitalizs his throwing arm after the
second operation.
Now he's as good as ever and Is
rcap.ng the rewards Of patience.
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Wheezer Dell Has Been
in Three Long Battles

NTHEN wheeEer Dell triumphed in
w Fridays wonderful io.innlng
game over Vernon. Il wasn't tho first
long mound battle that he had been
In b. any means
Back in 1920 no lost a Trimming
duel while pitching for Vernon
against Seattle. Socks sisbold beat
ing him al.
Again in 1922 he worked in n II.
+nuiug game. beating Pat Shea In
san Francisco 81.
And Friday he pitched his greatest
extra.lnninE contest. the battle going
10 frames.
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THIRD RUN
INEARNED

Seattle made another In tho next
inning when Jack Warner kicked an
easy chance with the bases full. Dell
scoring.
From there until the 18th PenneF
shut the Indians out.
vernon's three tying runs came
over In the seventh Warner and
Griffin singled and Mcdowell tripisd
past Lane Brady kicked n chance
a. second and Mcdowell singled. a
double play finally pulled Dell out.
Three times during the afternoon.
Penner had walked Eldrtd in a pinch
% get AZ Ted Baldwin and each time
~ worked But in tho 18th Penner
tried II once too often and the scrap
by third sacked kicked thru with the
hit that scored Lane with the win
ming run. Lane had walked and two
successive sacrifices had placed him
on third. Eidred WINS passed and
Baldwin singled 10 center ending the
game.
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Russ Pierce Is
Going Big

Russ Pierce. the human Stat Of san
Diego, IL going like the well.knoUn
whirlwind IN San Francisco. He has
been winning consistently. They say
he weighs around 1913 pounds now
Pierce. In spite Of his comic buiid.
can sock and box and knows how 10
fight.
He may be lined up some time this
summer 10 fight Bob Harper here.
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BRADY NEARLY
TALES

Welsh tripied in the iith with
none out. Crane filed out Red Bald.
win was passed. Dell famed and
Lane was retired on an infield out.
In the third Brady walked. Bohwer
hunted him along and Eldred was
passed. Baldwin hit 10 Warner, Ed
red was forced and Brady broke for
the plate. but was doubled at the
plate. Griffin, 10 Mcdowell 70 Muir.
ply.
II was the game OF the year and
By winning IL the Indians took sec.
ond place in tho flag race.
The box score OF the record.break.
rr follows.
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CILADB0URSE MAKES
WONDERFUL CATCH

Chef Chadbourne, the premier cen.
terfielder OF tho league. turned In
one OF the greatest catches ever seen
In tho Rainier valley ball yard that
saved the Tigers trouble In tho sixth.
welsh was on third and Dell hit n
rinker 10 center that curved away
from chndbourne. II was going
about 60 miles per hour and Chad"
caught the ball with his gioved hand
Jus, above tho ground.
Both sides threatened In the extra
frames. Vernon had two men on
bases in the 18th. 18th and nth, but
fofttAr'f sr0re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

7 EoN CADoRE. who worked in
IL the longest game on big league
records. is a member OF the present
vernon team.
on May !. 1920 Galore pitched 20
innings against Boston 20 IL ito.
Joe Oeschger. now with tho New
York Giants. hurled the entire dis.
lance. too.
For three days / couldn't raise
my arm after that game" says Ca.
dore. we played four hours. tho
game being called in tho goth inning
because OF darkness. II took the
life out OF my pitching and I've
never felt the same since. II is ask.
ing too much Of pitcher 10 work
that long. but you don't think OF
that when you're out there on the
hill"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Big Open Air
Show in Aberdeen

Aberdeen Is 10 try an open air
show July Z. with Ted Kraehe fight
ing Eddie Roberts six rounds. Rob
erts beat Krache badly last winter
and Kraohe has been after another
chance ever since. II viii be biz
card In Aberdeen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
yyEIsIIjLJER WINS

!. INDIANAPOLIS. juno 6.--Johpny
Weismuller winning the 100 meters
free.style swim In the final Olympic
tryouts, broke tho Olympic record
by one second. Duke Kahnnamoku.
who made tho record Mt Antwerp
IN 1920. was second and his brother,
Sam, third.
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two out when winning run scored.
Score BY innings.
ysrn. o0oo0otooeoooo !
Hitsoliilito2io bol--iT
Seat. ealo0e0ooo oo00ei- 4
Hits0alol1liio 2-iS
Runs responsible for-Prnner ;, Dell ?.
Struck out--Pcnncr ?. Dell I, Bases on
hsils-Ponnsr :. Dell 8. Hit by pitched
bsli--Menoskey. stolen bases-Eldred.
Brady. Home run--welrh. Three-hase
Welsh. Sacrifice hits
Brady. Crane Deal. Rohwar. chadhourne,
McnosktY. Runs bAtted in---AoOowell ?,
r, baldwin. Double plays-Brady 10
Crane to welsh. Welsh, unaSsisted; Crane
to Brady 90 welsh. 2; Penner TO Griffin
TO MoDowell; Murphy to Griffin; Warner
20 Griffin 20 Mcdowell to Murphy. Left
on bsses--Scsttle II, Vernon II. Time
3.iS. umpires- Becker and Guthrie.
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Dell BestS
Vernon Ace
in Thriller
Penner Defeated by Seat
tie Veteran in Longest
Coast League Game

HTHEEZER DELL. the dean u
w Coast league pitchers. pitched
Seattle into second place In the y.
c. race Friday. when be ouiiastsd
Ken Pennsr. acc Of tho Vernon staff
In tho longest Coast league game
ever staged here.
Seattle and Vernon Travelled 70 In.
nings before the Indians broke thru
with tho run that gave the locals n
"a verdict.
The remarkable feature Of the
game was that neither team changed
its lineup during the game.
Seattle scored two runs In the sec
ond frame when Jimmy welsh homsd
over the right field wall. scoring
Brick Eldrod ahead Of him
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Grote-Rankins
Leading League

The Grote. Rankin baseball team,
by winning its sixth straight gams
Thursday from the Piper & Tai
nine, 20 3. retained Its lead in
Commercial league.
Lowry pitched nice game for the
winners. striking out 10 rival bats
men. and poled out the double in the
eighth inning that brought the win
ming tally across. Peters also
starred at the bat for the winners.
Brandt and Langlie played nice
ball for tho sporting goods store
team. Tho score: r. II, Z.
Grote.Rankln .......... 4 IL
Piper & Taft. ........ s
Batteries-Lowry and Loudermilk
Brandt md Sullivan.
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couver, where
they viii take
part In tho an.
nual Pacific
Northwest Golf
assoc lation's
c ham pionshlps
meet, June 20 10
IS. inclusive.
Whether or
not any titles
will Be won by
any o. this
crowd remains
10 b seen. but
certain n Ia that
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hind. and are now riding in
sixth place. Charley Pick has
been getting better pitching.
san Francisco Is the best home
team In the league It's almost
impossible 10 win a series from
them on their own lot.
II Seattle can set an even break
on this coming trip u will be- "a
success.
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nAnK GETS ItTm

CHICAGO. June babe Ruth OF IN.
Yankees hammered out hia 10Th home
run Of the season here Friday IN "a.
NTH inning Of the zane with the White
Eor. Aowesny was pitching. The base
w~rr sfupty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Oakland Wins
Over Portland

PORTLAND. juno 7.-Oakland
turned on Portland yesterday after.
noon. and trounced tho Beavers. is
10 s. In n suggest.
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Golfers
Preparing for
Title Meet
BY ALEX c. ROSE

CEATTLE golfers. at least 100 OF
- them. are beginning 10 pack their
trunks. So to speak. 10 get In rcsdi.
ness TO make the Journey TO Van.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07

THE frcaltlest extraInnlnE game
l. ever played in Semitic was n II.
inning battle with Oakland couple
of years ago. They battled along on
even terms until tho 18th frame.
when Joe Daley blew UP and Oak.
land scored five runs. including II
homo run sock by Denny Willie.
Seattle came back with four runs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
ITNDouBTEpLY the most thrill

UNDOUBTEDLY the most thrill,
" ing cxtp-lnning contest ever
diHhcd up for Seattle diamond bugs
was that famous Service. shipyard
game In 1918. the shlpyhrd boys win.
ming 81 in 81 innings. Walter Malls
allowed but rcvcn hits and famed
10 IN that game. No less than IL
mon were tagged at the plate during
the battle.
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DoD MURPHY. now with Vernon,
IL was playing in a Seattle uniform
in the longest game a Seattle Coast
league team ever played in. It was
in 1921, during the first week OF the
season Mt Los Angeles. Seattle won
in 20 innings. scoring five runs in
the 22nd Murphy hitting triple
with three on. Hunky schorr pitch.
cd most OF that game for tho In.
dlans. Tho remarkable feature was
that both teams scored in the i7th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
SCOUT is HERE
ENCLE VISITOR

George Ensle. Washington
American league scout. Is a Seat
Tic visitor.
Englc IS looking over the Coast
league boys and viii BE- in the
West for some time.
Joe Dcvine. PittshurE scout, Is
also In Seattle The local bali
yard Is becoming quite a haven
Tor tho ivory hunters.
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Seattle made no less than five double
plays during the game. four OF them
piNotlnE around second base and Welsh
making ono unnsslstcd. Vernon made
three,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Game Chatter

Ted baldwin turned In another one Of
his great baekhanded catches when -
robbed Charley Deal OF a double In IL
first inning II was marvellous piece
OF work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
By LEO II. LASSEN

LTIiO firmly entrenched for the time being in
the first division, the Seattle Indians are
leaving for strenuous three-week road trip
when the series with the Vernon Tigers is
concluded Sunday that will test their mettle,
Portland, Sacramento and San Francisco
is the route mapped out for the Killifer clan
before they return home. They come back
then for a two-week stand against Los An
geles and San Francisco before going on the
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road again.
Portland has been hopping up Oakland this week and
may be that the Beavers are finding themselves again
The Rose City aggregation is hardhittng and If
they get any kind of pitching they're hard to beat in that
Portland park.
Sacramento is beginning to climb and the Soons snap
ping at the Beavers heels They have left the cellar be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Garfield Twirls
One-Hit Contest

LOS ANGELES, June 7.--Carroll
Garfield. crack sacramento twirler.
came within an nee Of pitching a
no.hit norun game hsrc yesterday
when he allowed Los Angeles but
ono hit. Tho solons won their
fourth atrnlght game. 2 10 0. Hood
made tho only hit Off Garfield.
the score n. n. ~.
sacramento ,,..,4,.. q 10 a
Los ANGLES .s....,...... Q
Garfield and Koehisr; Payne. Dunno
Nlch aud Jenkins.
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Beavers, Solons and
Seals on Tribe Trip

Coming Journey Will Test Real Mette of Indians;
Gus Club on Their Home Field; Other Ball Gossip
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Seattle Indians Win l9-Inning Game By 4-3 Score
The Langlie Boys, SeatIe'S Famous Tennis Brothers

The
the best racquet hold
the scl
is OF n center the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-07
Salt Lake Loses
to New Pitcher

SAN FRANCISCO. June r. Mar.
y Griffin, new Seal ,virlor. turned
back salt Lake hero yesterday.
10 :. In his first Coast league game.
The score n H. T.
Salt lake ...r..s.........- g.
ran Fraheitra ss4ss sss.ssss 10 o
Ponder, IgicShy and Geek. Peters.
Griffin ard Asarw.
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Fridays game was murder to some Of
The athletes batting averages Rohwer
went 10 tho plate seven times without
a hit and MenosiSey eight.
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town delegation present at that
greatest OF all golfing carniyals-
Amongst those OF Seastlo's lead.
ing linksmen who will be missing
from the Vancouver arena are Lee
Steil. last years runner-up In the
amateur field. and Gordon Haw. the
Jefferson park champion. who leaves
within the next few days 10 compete
in the national public links cham
pionshlp In Dayton. Ohio. steIl may
be able 10 make the trip. but at the
present writing he Is a doubtful
starter.
Aside from this pair. however. all
the local stars will be on hand to
take a crack at the open. amateur
and women's titles.
Final details and arrangements for
the handling OF the tournament win
be made at meeting Of the direct.
ors to be held in Vancouver today.
Several members OF the profession
al body have been asked to act as
scorers and starters In the amateur.
women and handicap events. which
is departure from that OF previous
years.
Another departure from the old
system may develop this year. II
the amateur field continues to grow.
and present Indications point that
way. the qualifying round Of the
women's championship Ia likely to
be played on the Burnaby links, the
home OF the Vancouver Country club,
which Is going to assist in the han.
ding OF the Northwest handicap
field.
Anyway. It's going to be a great
show. IL this 1924 golf meet at Van.
couver June 20 to %. inclusive.
H1EEING-OFF at 10 O'Clock to.
L morrow morning. Jack West.
land, the defending champion. and
Harold Niemeyer will start off on
36-hole match. the result Of which
will determine who's who al the
Jnglewood Country club links. Both
Of these youngsters have been play.
ing remarkably fine golf lately and
tomorrow's match should be we'll
worth following.
The flights finals, which will also
be decided on the 36-hole route. viii
follow the championship match and
will bring together Claude Stanley
and w. j. BIZ Benton in The first
flight; Theo Leman and Archie Taft,
in the second and Charlie Sheriff.
and +. s. Bayley In the third.
T'HEY just can't seem to get along
4 without Frank Atkins at Earl.
ington. The big skipper was out OF
town last weekend and the tomb.
stone competition scheduled for last
Sunday was not played. When the
boss vs. gone the cards arc not dealt.
Not at Darlington. Wonder why?
However. there's going 10 be
plenty OF things for the Black river
lads TO shoot ut and for, tomorrow, al
Captain Atkins is again in our midst
and will be on hand 10 sec that tho
qualifying round Of the club cham.
pionahip. DOGGY competition dun
handicap allowance and that tomb.
stone event Is played off. Three big
acts in one day is quite o program,
Cap!
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in Us half OF the inning and had
the tying run on frs, bare when
the side was retired.
IITES GRIFFIN. Vernon second
w saeksr. was playing for Wichita
in tho Western league last year and
in game with 81. Joe both teams
counted five times in tho 18th inning.
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Dell saved hi, game In the ninth. Cr,,.

Dell saved his gnme In the ninth. Grif-
fin singled for a starter. Mcdowell, rry-
Ing TO hunt. famed. Dell pitched mas.
tcrfully TO him. He throw tho first bail
high and inside and Il foulod off OF Me.
Dowolro bat. The noYt pitch was n
sweeping curve that Mcdowell missed
completely and tho third, WheeEer buzz-
cd thru for strike. IL Mopowon had
hunted II would hsrc put Griffin In
position 10 score as Ponner followed with
single asHinst tho right field fence
MI, Essick wanted TO take penpsr IN,
In tho 18th for Vines, fearing that bo
would hurt his arm, but Penner wanted
to stick II out,
Lane led the Seattle hitter. with four
singles.
Griffin and nlakcsicy both bit ton.
singles for Vernon,
Blakorley singled In tho 18th n,J M,
Baldwin picked him Off OF first with =,
beautiful throw. his speciality.
Welsh led In total base, with .,,,,,
ITO smsoked a homer. triple and slnri.'
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Griffin and nlakcslcy both hit four
singles for Vernon, WV
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Lane led the Seattle hitter. with four
singles.
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EsfHi&e1s
PACIFIC COAST LBAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at New York postponed: rain.
PittshurS at Brooklyn postponed; rain.
At Boston n u. T.
Boston ............. Is
Batteries-Mays and wingo; Benton.
Genewich and O'Neil.
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nil E..icL wun,,d 10 ,.h. r,r,.

In tho 18th for Vines, fearing that bo
would hurt his arm, but Psnner wanted
to stick II out.
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Blakosley singled In tho 18th and Rcd
saldwin picked him Off OF first with n
beautiful throw. his speciality.
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ping at the Beavers heels.
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welsh led In total bases with eIrht.
lilo smscked a homer triple and single,
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two on, when winning run scored.
Evening star., 1924-03-03
FIRE MENACES 2 STORES,

Fire OF undetermined origin was
discovered in the grocery store of
Joseph Fernstein, Go y street south
west. early today. II had gained
great headway before the arrival of
the fire department, and the lower
portion of the house and contents Of
the store were damaged badly. Fern
stein and his wife left their sleeping
quarters, on the second floor, without
assistance.
; Responding to an alarm late last
night, firemen found 4 threatening
fire in the meat store of Dewitt &
Mirman, 211 7th street northwest. The
fire started in paper under the coun-
ter, police reported. and damage was
500. Origin of the blaze was not de-
termined.
An overheated pipe set fire to a
joiSt in the furnace room in Phelps
School, Vermont avenue and T street
northwest, yesterday afternoon. Dam
age amounted to $50.
Evening star., 1924-03-03
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