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New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
WALES CREATES
 LIST OF 'F|RS7S'
Gets Initial Glimpse Of Many Interesting Sights

New York. Sept. 1o.--The Prince of Wales created a long list of "hrsts" in his second trip here from his Long Island vacation playground retreat yesterday. He attended his first ball game, 1 visited the New York financial dis trict for the first time, was enter tained at dinner party in New York city for the first time on this visit and likewise saw his first thea trical performance.
 With four companions, the prince was the luncheon guest at the Re- cess club of Harrison Williams, this visit being enlivened by crowds of curious persons, who surrounded his car, circumstance which the prince took good naturedly. No police pro- lection had been provided, but re- serves from three precincts were necessary to cleave q way through the throng.
 A visit to the British Apprentices club, was sandwiched in between the luncheon and visit to the Polo Grounds, where the prince saw three innings of baseball game. He re- ciprocated cheers given his entrance with hearty enthusiasm over a bril- liant play in the game.
 A visit to the Advertising club was next, followed by a game of squash at the Tennis and Racquet club.
 Again at dinner the prince was a guest at the home of Mir. Williams.
 Following this busy day, where demonstrations were accorded him lat every turn, his royal highness found an evenings seclusion in the che place where eager eyes had scanned audiences for a fortnight in an effort to locate him--a theater.
 Miss Jeanne Eagles. in Rain" was the attraction visited.
 A visit immediately af.erward to Ia midnight supper club where he was the guest of Mrs. Charles Cary Rumscy completed the days sched- ule.
 Long Island residents who have entertained the prince during his present visit will be guests at luncheon at the Burden home, his temporary residence, today, and later he will play game of golf. The announced schedule contains no other activities.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
GOMPERS ID TALK
 WITH IA TOILETTE
Will Discuss Labor's Part in
 Campaign

New York, spet. 1s. En couraged by the reception giver him at . rally last night In Madi son Square Garden, Senator Rob srt M. La Toilette, independent candidate for president. pressed forward today with his campaign discussing strategy and plans witt friends and supporters who called on him at his hotel here.
 Among those who had an engage.
 nent with the senator was Samue Gompers, president of the Ameri, can Federation of Labor. who ha, not conferred with Mir. La Toilette since the federation's executive council endorsed his candidacy. The meeting was arranged to give the candidate and labor chief an op. portunity to discuss organized la bor's part in the campaign. K Al MT. Gompers last night was repSrt. ed as being indisposcd' 1t was not certain this morning whether he would be able to keep his appoint ment.
 Many of those who visited Sena- tor La Toilette today did 50 to felicitate him on his speech last night. It was his first appearances before an audience since he became q candidate, and the crowd which filled the Big auditorium cheered him for IS minutes when he en- tered the hall, and repeatedly in- terrupted his address with applause and cheers.>
 Reading slowly from manuscript something new in campaigning for Senator La Toilette who in the past invariably had spoken extem- poraneously-th candidate held the attention of his audience for 90 minutes. At several functions he interpolated brief observations. one of them--a prediction that he would be the next president bringing a prolonged wave of cheering. f-&-ta i"
 Mr., La Toilette declared that he would not permit, foolish and pre- posterous assertions" of his oppon- ents with regard to his advocacy of q constitutional amendment which would give congress power to over ride judicial vetoes of measures to keep him from discussing the vital issues of the campaign.
 He, assailed President Coolidge, declaring that as vtce-president he had been in a position to know all about the naval oil leasing trans actions and other alleged irregulari- ties during the Harding adminis- tration. The acts of the Harding Coolidge administration, he insist ed, must be judged as a whole.
 The Wisconsin senator referred to John ". Davis the democratic presidential nominee, as "a certain distinguished lawyer who blocked efforts of the public to reduce teie- phone rates insNew York" Mir. La Toilette will deliver an- other address here Sunday to the Steuben society. He was .undecid- ed today whether to remain here until then, or to return to Wash ington tonight coming back to New York in time for his Sun6Iy engagement.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Pacifist Meeting Develops Lively Row

Griefswald, Germany, Sept. 19.-A recent pacifst meeting here develop ed into the noisiest and toughest event ever held in this town. It was an anti-war meeting, and the chief speaker was Henri Barbusse, one of the best known pacifsts of France. Barbusse started to speak in French, to which students of the university of this city objected so violently that a general riot follow ed. Many heads were cracked dur ing the affray, and Barbusse had to be rescued by the police and guard ed until he left town.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
Stamford Gas Station
 Robbed by One Bandit

Stamford. Sept. .19.-A lone bandit last night held up two employees at the Diamond Oil company service station at Crystal and Main streets and escaped with 1850, according to police. The employees. Michael O'Grady and Harry Cattle, were alone in the place about 10 o'clock when they were suddenly confronted by a man with a revolver. He kept them covered" and opened the cash drawer, taking the money. The bandit escaped on Culloden street.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-19
RoMANoFFs OUT OF GoTHA

Gotha. Germany, Sept. 1s.-The new edition Of the Almanac de Gotha carries one line referring to the Romanoffs, the former reignlng family of Russia. Six finely print ed pages did not suffice for the an- nals of this family before the war.
 Taxes on food and drink have risen enormously throughout the world since 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Several Changes Made at
Golf Officials Meeting

matches FOR the amattud rhamuin
ahip title VIII be- over tho gs.bole
route. In previous years. the FIRST.
round matches were OF Is hoes. 20
as 10 allow Tor the playing Of the
Davis cup finals and tho qualifying
round In the womens ncdi
whether tho women folk arc going
TO tee of Tor their qualification test
on the Same course as the amateur
kings n something that tho tourua.
mcnt committee will decide shortly.
But they're going to be there NJ Ia.
coma next year, and. what Is more.
lhey will play AZ the big arena N
Tho powers that DO get tho simon
purcs on their way al an early hour.
Meaning. much earlier than they
tccd of a. Vancouver this year.
Spokane got the 1896 award.
Not since 1919 has the Inland
Empire city been Tho battlefield
and that meet was tho last ono
that n T.. y. &. a. tournament
has been played over an lshole
N"sieF' les tNr ihmity has
grown somewhat since 1919.
The Punch Bowl team match com.
petition will be handled b. Tho nsso.
clatIon. Heretofore. this has been an
independent affair. but az tho suE
gestion Of the Seattle Golf club. az
Saturdays meeting, tho r. y. G.. 4.
took II under lie wing.
The applications OF tho Fircrest
and Meadow Park clubs. OF Tacoma,
for membership were accepted.
The meeting was the best nj.
tended In the associations his
tory and when the ircasurcr's
report. presented by kennic Nc.
Lehman. ri Vancouver. showed n
balance Of sf.062 for the year,
everybody felt mighty proud.
Having 4 balance ms big ~ that
Is something new for any golf
association!
The officers elected were as FOL.
lows:
President. Chester Thorno. Tacoma
Country and Golf club. vice prcsi.
dent. Blggcrstaffe Wilson. Victoria
iolf club. secretary. +. c. Neal. Fir.
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crest Coli and Country club. Tacoma:
treasurer. s. ~ jackson. Tacoma
Country and Coli club.
Directors. II. l. Pcyton. Spokane
Golf aud Country club. Walter r.
Pearson. Wavcrley Country club.
Portland. W. II. Payne. lnglowood
Country club. Seattle: Or. T. W.
Watts. Portland Coli club: II. Knox
Walkcm. shaughncssy Heights Golf
club. Vancouver. Judge II. II. Riggs.
Ysklma Country club.
Tho retiring president. under a
change made In the BYLAWS. also be.
comes a director cx.officlo.
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undcr a s5 10 o tally Saturday ana
with a tackneld that has such "a
scoring threat Tho Garfield team will
have % BE- watched.
broadway also made ita frat show.
Ing Impressive, defeating Queen
Anne saturday 10 90 o.
The TiEtra have corkiuF good
quarterback Ia LonRio Butler. who
made a b5yard dash Tor "a touch.
down, tho longest run Of tho prep
season 30 FAR.
OF an tho leans ballard has shown
the most defensive strength and they
wcgcnt forced 20 open up against
Franklin. but they have powerful
line and a llkcwisc strong baekneld.
In Seymour. indrcds0n and Bsndsls.
Coach Peaso has a good trio bchind
the line.
West seaitle's showing was rather
Disappointing against Roosevelt hut
tho Tcddiea must DC given crsdi,
for playing a fighting game and they
showed more class than the Indians
dld.
Facing a lack o. control Coach
soukup has a tough row 20 hoe ~
franklin while both Lincoln aud
Queen Anne must bolster up some 10
stay In tho race,
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the arena for next years tourna.
ment. was elected president 20 sue.
coed y. s. Kerry. who has occupied
the office for tho past two years.
In the first place. the Northwest
handicap tournament. which Inns
been on tho list OF events for the
past four years. was stricken off the
slate. but the players with hand.
caps OF 10 and over vii bc taken
care or Instead OF playing on a
holcs-up baSis. play viii be from
scratch in this new field. which has
not been named. Incidentally. We
don't expect this new arrival 10
make much Of hit with the fellows
with high ratings.
The Davis cup competition.
which has been the topic Of too
much adverse comment during
the past five years. will he dc
cided on the qualifying scores
of the amateur championship.
thus eliminating the playing 81
the bcstball foursome final
matches that followed on the
second day OF the meet.
This change means that all
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Only Two of
Coast Teams
Play to Form

Gan FRANCISCO. oct. 9. - ono
~ team played up TO expected form.
another trUnE surprise with an
overwhelming victory bu, for the
most part leading football cisvrns
along Tho Pacific coast showed dis.
appointing form Saturday.
Washington played Up 10 predic.
tons with "A % 20 victory over
Willamette. Washington state
trounccd Pacific, 55 10 o. b~ with
those two exceptions tho Wanted
leaders did not distinguish them.
selves
Stanford got By with a 20 10 G vie.
tory over Occidental. California took
a prcgurious II TO z game from 81
Mary's. University Of Southern Cali.
fornia WA hold 70 "a Is to victory
by Pomona and Gonzasa fought Ida.
no 10 a sCorclcFs tie.
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Sox
Stopped by
Alexander
Cubs Win and Chicago
Series Now Stands 3-2
for White Sox Club

GuucAGO. oct c. Tho Chicago
" city terirs now stands three
ramcs 10 two for the white soz. The
Cubs stopped them Sunday with
Grover Alexander on the mound.
winning. 2 tos
Tho Cubs pounded Robertson Lev.
croiic and CvcnRros hard.
Larl sh'cly touched Alexander for
a homer hin Third Of Tho series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Charleton to Quit
Swimming for Time

CYDNEY, n, s. W. Oct s.--"Boy''
~ Charleton. Australias most IN.
nous young athlete. snnounccd his
retirement as . swimmer He han
Just returned from the Olympic
games aud with his tcam-mntcs was
given wonderful reception here.
He strained his heart in the trials
In England aud physicians advised
him to 80 easy in athletics for a
few years.
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Seals Split Two
With Portland

PORTLAND. orc oct O.. Ban
Francisco broke even with the BeBy,
trs here yesterday and Eainoi AN
other full game over Seattle in tho
CoaHt league flaE mace The seals
took the nrst game 6 90
In tho second game. San Francis.
Co moundsmtn walked ~ men, aud
wcrc uicked for ~ hits including
three home runs Portland won u
10 ..
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same lines FOR n
ldorable Pc
Rod according
20 tho business
and talk done NJ
tho ann unl
meeting OF the
Pacific North.
west Golf nsso.
citation. held at
tho Seattle Golf
club Saturday.
chester Thurue.
one Of Tacomaa
leading citizens
and n member
% tho Tacoma
Country club.
stsfsl-f, wfF -
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havo had dished
up in q long while.
Both we'll known
locally, and hav.
ing fought two
draws. the bugs
know what they
can do. Myers
and Bcrcot are
travelling in fast
love society now.
and they figure TO
ut up "A real
attic.
They fig hit at
he Crystal Pool
)morrow nigh
with the following
supporting card
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BALTIMORE. Oct Baltimore
won the fourth game OF tho Junior
worlds series here Sunday. 6 60 4.
defeating st. Paul.
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secondly The smOOthness Of The play, which a
weeks additional practice brought to the
teams work after its first bow week pre-
vious. And thirdly the excellent showing Of
the second string men proved that the re-
serve power is there.
Only two Of the regular backs were in the
Game-Mike Hanley and George Wilson.
llanley ran the team from quarterback and
handled the job we'll Both he and Wilson
did some beautiful open field running, Han
ley's work showing 100 per cent improve
ment over his play in the practice game the
week before
Parretnr Shidlnr Rnckntt and Charlnstn1,
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the series
This uuc the
elpuit drives as
well as bases on
halls. favored the
Nationals and
they won
Two larscs ~
control on the part
% Pitcher Zachary
gaSc the Giants
their opcniug
wedge and each
time they made
The most q o.
Southraw Zach
ary Is one or those
nItehrrs with IA
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Garfield Is
Strong Prep
Grid Eleven
Babes Run Up Biggest
Score of Early Games
in Beating Lincoln

NJ eight seattle
high school foot
hall eleven
have an been
seen IN action
now and the
Garfield nalAs
with "a veteran
lacknsld show
"a tho strongest
offensive of any
Of the teams
Tho Babes
HmnthcTrI the
team
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Indians Play Horrible Ball and Lose to Angels
.rug Sweeps
Week Ends
Games Here
Big Scores Run Up on
Terrible Pitching by
Visitors; Game Today

r was n terrible week
end Tor tho Indians
They loot everything
but their appetlIss 60
tho Los Angeles Celts
liala, taking three on
tho chin
Saturday game was
tossed aNsa3 II 90 3
after the Tribe had q
fourrun lead.
Sunday fla blisktus
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Of the second string backs all performed capably
The line wa mpregnabe and played together should
Neither George Guttomsen Elmer Tesreau were able
TO play and when Enoch Bagshaw gets his backed up full
strength it should give Washington tremendous scoring
threat.
While Willamette weakened by the loss of three men
who played in the Oregon game because of the negby
the Oregon eleven showed nothing except for an offensive
flash in the second half.
Washingons next game is with Whitman at the stadium
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
BY ALEX q. ROSE

THAr big. happy golnnEi famny
1 that has reunion cyery ,car
AZ the Pacific Northwest champion.
ship meet will continue along the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06

Fletcher has been signed TO lead
the Phillies two more years.
This mans continued hard luck
knows no parallel In baseball.
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II Is said that nobody could ever
set a rise out Of Jim Jeffries.
Maybe that's why he never went in
for aviation.
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Tigers Pick Up
Two From Solons

Los ANGELES. oct. 6-Ycrnon
took two from sIcramen,o's sena-
tom hero Sunday. tho frst SO and
tho second game 90. Tho first
game was rcnncr'u sfth win Of the
season. Mcdowell aud Slnde
brought homo tho only runs Of tho
second game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06

Henry Geystel vs.. Roy Small: Ole
Anderson Va. John BudniclS: johnny
Hawkes. VS.. an opponent TO be sc.
lected, and George lshii vs.. Toughey
Bundell.
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ES'fEisSs1
rAcmIc COAST IrAGlr
now rnr snnIrs srANn
MIIhKn 1nr, M

Nhhkh THEY PLAY rms wHEk
san ffarclsro az seattle
los Angeles A. Portland
Sacramento ~ Oakland.
salt Lake az Vernon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
Washington Showing Signs
of Wonderful Grid Power
Purple and Gold Eleven Literally Crushes Willamette
Saturday; Second-String Men in Backfield Show
Reserve Strength Is Good; Whitman Is Next
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HERE were three very pleasing features to Washngtons
81 TO football victory willamette Saturday First
and foremost was the splendid power both offensive and
defensive that simply crushed And
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was terrible ana us Seattle got but
a siuglo run IN each game. thry
kicked on two more games. The
nfsi count was 5 10 ! with Doc"
Cwndnll on the firing line Tor the
visitors n was Cmndall'u second
victory o. the week
In the second contest. Elmer
Myers toyrd with the Redskins
while his mates hammered Studs
sutherland. whcsrSr Dell and Vic
PiEE hithcr and thither The final
pill was 10 20 !.
The only thrill Of Sundays games
was waily Hoods great hitting. the
Los Angeles oulflsldcr zmacking out
eight hits in tho two games, iuelud
ing two homo runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-06
BERCOT and
MYERS MIX
Star Junior Welters Fig
ure to Put Up Strong
Fight Tuesday

T'HE spug Mycrs.Dode Bercot fight
Is ono OF tho most talkcd.about
ring battles that the boys and girls
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HUGE STAR
ON DEFENSE

Offensive. Bluere was a negative
quantity in today's game: defensive.
II. he scintillated. He supplied the
fielding that played an important
factor IN the result.
tntiI the final inning Roger
Peckinpaugh We'd with BlueEc
Tor defensive honors. probably
with slight edge. in the crisis
nc supplied the offensive punch
That decided the ball game.
Had Washington lost the second
ruessers would undoubtedly have
been rather harsh with Manager
Harris.
When TO derrick fsltering pitcher
o. a managers greatest problem.
Manager Harris was confronted with
y today. lie elected TO gamble with
Zachary in the ninth. hoping ho
would be able 10 finish.
IL was desperate chance.
Zachary was always in trouble
in the late innings. After the
Giants had tied II up IN the
ninth on a pass and two singles
Harris removed Zachary and
sent in his star relief man, Mar.
berry.
With the run on second that
would put the Giants In The lead.
Msrberry struck out jackson In
three pitches.
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II Is customary 10 pass the honor around in the American
league and since DiHeen and Connolly hare not porked
since 1920 IL IL their turn.
BH KLEIN is almost annual choice IN the National
league, tchiie Qtdgiey is pairing MP Nth him.
THIS quartet IL made up Of experienced uHpires Whch
means that the series WH be 7CeH handled.
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Giants Tie
in 9th, but
Griffs Win
3entley-Zachery H o o k
Up in Southpaw Deal;
Goslin Hits Home Run
BY BILLY EVANS

WASHINQroN, Oct 9, - Home
w runs ana bases on halls provided
tho breaks Ia the second Same %
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limited amount OF stuff. The speed o.
Walter johnson Is lacking on the
fsst ones. His curve breaks IN a
hry manner.
Walter johnson. with a world Of
stuff, VAS beaten by the Giants.
while Zachary managed 10 ease by
until the fatal ninth.
The showing OF Zachary beats out
the opinion that tho Giants like fast.
hall pitching His halfs speed and
change o. pace was even moro effect.
i've than lohnson's world Of stuff.
johnson struck out an even dozen
hatiers and lost. Zachary failed 10
1hiff man and Washington won.
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Grid Reuiew
MANY GAMES PLAYED
"Big 3" Win

Idaho and ConfaEA hattisd 20 a seors-
Ices us in their game ~ fggkuns hatsrs
aay
Nprth Csntrai high school Of spokane
defeated Washington high school n Port
land 90 fEs Hose CITY SATURDAY. tHr
arI field EaaI Oh CLEARANCE TfItrHaFi de-
g'iHz iat i.tar. tae unaI score being
3 90 o
Washington state showed that u mast
he frthguri pifH iu FHr coast cpnfrrrrEE
targ - rmutHuiHg rasirr. o. 90 3.
California ). sbii having a tough time
riih tho srFppdaTy leans The Golden
hssru haI a battle on ~ bAH1s 70 defeat
tzsnta CARA vetk ago. ~ 70 2. and Rat
afdAy they J3si pos,d out ~, Mays. IL
90 Z,
stanford. too. uus scored upan. Cisnn
wsFnrrs Cardinal creation defeating pr.
rihshtsL 20 90 2. witch tent anything 20
trsg atogt-
Z. :. c. ran into = tartar In rotasus,
coming out on top n "a ~ 10 fr1rr. %.
Tho HiE THREE Won their saturday tps-
slrs The scores SIRE. Harvard -. VIZ
EiHiA o. Princeton 20. Amherst 3. and
Tale 81, EoFth tarpuHa O.
GIL Debis hung up snather Win. hot
hsaf weak sister lu ElaHafa. 81 70 o.
Ills CgraFl team is Showing ~ uFgAi
power,
Lafayette won tts annual Eamo with
riiishurE, 10 90 O. Tor aurh an Import
ant game ttis contest ls always played
early Ia The season.
Wa.hiuIisu and jefferson Just did beat
bethany. - 10 u.
The Navy was scored on by William
and Mary, but Won - 10 :.
Illinois and Nebraska put on tho b~.t
game of the day IN the country, Illinois
nosinE out tha Nebraska team. 10 8
This IL smother rinssir that comes too
early Ter either team 70 be IN top form.
ohio state beat Purdue. 10 0, In the
first mig Ten game.
Missouri won hy = 20 score from
Chicago IN one ~ tie big International
games % the day while tho Army trim
med S. Louis. 81 totp.
Georgia Tech, tho Golden Tornado of
th- south. ran into iartsr IN virginia
military Institute. winning 10 ..
The other big teams won their games
easily.
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MasFinstrn trsrsrs Hu9lu e1-H
i.rft ga taaea-NvW York 4 washing
too q tleUr runs -tlaaiiu and iIaFrfs.
sacrifice hits nicf nIurHr stolen base
Rise. har-s oH balls Bentley Z. Zach
sF Hifuck out hsutlsY q. AarheFry
O. poHhIs plays Hlursg 10 iiafris Al
Judge Harris 90 rceklnpauEh go JadEr.
hita=ut E4ehaff iu SEA inniuEs. off
hafhsr1 bone ta p tanning Passed bail
hlrm ans pintrn. Tlme-lIf
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HARD TO
DOPE

Truly baseball IS tough game 20
dope. Pennant winning clubs in.
variably have an offensive punch.
Washington won the championship
because % its defensive tactics.
Literally Washington double
played itself into a pennani. The
double play habit saved the
American league champions to-
day. In the first inning with
he bases filled and one out.
Thrilling double play. Bluegc.
Harris to Judge. retired the side
nud unquestionabiy saved the
fay.
The slightest slip at either end
would have meant a cluster Of runs
for the Giants. and the ball game.
IN the eighth inninE. with a run
over and the Giants threatening.
ihc Same trio erased the sacks.
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Idaho and CsnfaEA hattisd 10 a srvrs-
ltss ne ln their game az Hggkans hatgrs
aag
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WashinEtss state showed that u must
er frfhgnFi uifH iu fHs coast cpnfrrrreE
farv - smathuiHE rasiur. o. 60 o.