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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

ca de Shakespeare, la negaci0n mas
rotunda de las afnidades secretas que
deben existir entire las obras y la vida
Y ell medic de sus %autores''.
Isl Ell enigma de la production sha-
kespeariana atribuida al autor come
dante resulta spicol6gicamente insolu-
Bile, Ell secreto guardado por William
Stanley tiene en- Gambia, la mas SEN
ella explicaci6n''.
LA poesia Y los poetas eran muy
menospreciados por La aristocracia isa-
belina, y Jorge Puttenham, a quien Sc
atribuye 1.-THE art of the English
Poesy'', publicado en- 1859 por Ell ed1-
tor Ricardo Field, confiesa que la no.
bleza y la gentry experimentation
una p~rofunda repulsa hacia TODD 10
Que fuera exhibition de su propio Ia
lento.
"Tan cierto es esto-agrega- que
conozco muchos notables gentlemen
de la corte que han escrito obras me-
ritorias y luego las han de%struido''.
les impossible negar que William
Stanley escribia. FL hecho esta com
probado por dos cartas escritas desde
Londres en- JUNO de 1899 por Jorge
Fenner, Ell agente secreto del partido
cat6iico a sus corresponsales de vene-
ola y Amberes: Gel Condo de Derby
dice ALI Fenner-se ocupa dnicamen
to en- escribir comedias para los come
dfantes p~lblicos''.
"Qnien no advierte-prosigue M.
Abel Lefranc-que los consoles dados
por Hamlet a sus c6micos son los mis-
mos que William Stanley debi6 de
mas de una vez a las compafias
de artistas ambulantes que iban a bus
car asilo en- sus castillos de Latham
Y de Knowsley?
"Pero Isabel no era muy tierna que
digamos para sus posibles sucesores. Eel
del Condo de Hartford, dete-
nido siete amos en- la Tore de Londres
por haberse casado s~ecretamente con
Catalina Grey. heredera eventual baS-
TARA para probarlo. Lady Derby mis-
ma no fue acaso detenida por haber
dicho ante testigos ''que ella Y su
eran pretendientes al trono?'
quinto Condo de Derby y
hermano de William Stanley, no Sc v1o
quizas por I'm momento comprometido
en- ell complot de Darlington? Y ese
mismo Fernando no page con Ia
vida su denuncia de Hesketh, Ell cuai
trataba de suscitar disturbios para de-
a apoderarse de la diadema y
de Ia corona?
"Muy imperiosas, eran pues, Las RAJ
zones que tenia William Stanley para
prohijar piezas que abundaban en-
alusiones sobre ell conjunto de los pro-
blemas politicos de Inglaterra, rroble-
mas cuya clave era la destitucion o la
desaparici6n eventual de Isabel.
ia mascara ha caido-dice por Ill
timo M. Abel Lefranc.- Y tarde o
temprano, sera necesario rendirse a la
evidencia de que la vida del gran Sc
nor William Stanley, sexto Condo de
Derby, es 10 tnico que explica y JUS
tifca la obra formidable que la leyenda
forjada en- torno del comediante de
straford -sur7Avon ha convertible en la
mas inverosimil p~aradoja que exista en-
la literature universal.
Marcel PAYS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
Tome PastiI|O


II AS pilas y baterias EVEREA-
LDY han demostrado ser cor
mucfo las meiores para radio. Du-
ran mas tempo, prestan service
mas satisfactorio y son las mas
economicas que es possible comprar.
Las baterias "B" EvEREApY,
para ell circuito del electrono de
placa. Sc bacon de 22h y de As vol
tics. Estan perfectarnente sisladas
v prcvistas de los c~onectadores de
resorte Fahnestock que permiten
hacer conexiones rapidas y seguras.
Las pilas secas "A" EvEREADY
son de mucha mayor -duracion que
ningua otra pila seca empleada para
radio. FL acurnuladoT "A" EVE
READY es e1 mejor de su clase que
Sc fabrica.
Las bateriss Three EvEREADY Sc
hacen con eiementos dc gran terrauo; son
observation-disclosures pote1tes. " baJo deter
miradas condiciones pteden enpiearse como
bate a "A" como baterfa '"B' o como
tate-.I C
Pidace yer las piiss Y .baterias EVE
READY para Radio en- los establccimien-
tos del raino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

CALCUTTA, mayo 6. Gable Frances)
lei teniente de aviaci6n M. Pelletier
quien ha sido enviado a China en- mi
sion especial del Cobierno de Francia
ha llegado despues de haber sufrido su
aereoplano n averia en- el motor, a
esta ciudad.
M. Pelletier piensa descansar de las
fatigas del viaje en- Calcutta cerca de
tres 0 cuatro dias, para luego seguir
viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
UNAS PAI.ABRAs ALREDEDoR DEL
MANAGER DE Los RoJoS

Jack Hendricks tambien tiene su his
toria. FL tambien ha vivido las PEREZ
~grinaciones del Diamante en- muchos
y muy i~nteresantes aspectos... Por clio
al ingresar en- La escala de los Mana
gers de las Mayores, todas las banderas
%1otaron al compass glorioso de un him
nc sentido.
7 su entrada en- csc ambiente, donde
lucen con luz propia Nc. Graw y Hug
gins, puede Jack mostrar con orgul:o
records envidiables. Puede c~onceptuar-
Sc sin pecar de osado como Ell mas ha-
bill de los Managers de las Ligas Me-
nores... FL hombre que en- ell circuito
de los astros pequefios ha conquistado
mas campeonatos.
Los dias mas ardientes de su vida
los pas6 en- ell Indianapolis, cuando su
cabellera no mostraba brillosos hilos de
plata, cuando su tez tostada no Sc hun
dfa, fernando arrugas que hoy dan al
Managers un aspecto de gravedad pa
terna...
Entonces era Hendricks un mozalbe-
te fornido, allegro, satisfecho de su ia
chada, que mostraba publicamente con
orgtullo juyenil.
En- ST. vida ha bordado una red de
pasajes atrayentes. No solo triunfos
amenizan su e~xistencia... Hendricks.
como hombre al fin, ha caido en- Ell pre-
cipicio del f~racaso. ALA por ell aho
1913 intent6 apoderarse del tim6n de
IN Club de las Grandes Ligas. pero
fueron tan reducidas sus hazaiias. que
retorn6 a las memories triste v decidido
\ c%ontinuar luchando.
81 oimos de un grande narrar la his
toria, 81 escuchamos de sus labios una
Inca interminable de victorias, sin gus
en- ese derrochc de hechos gloriosos re-
salte la triste formation dc un fraca-
70, tai narration nos luce monotone.
lEs menester fracasar para uegar al
triunfo con esfuerzos ponderables.
Volvi6 q Mussuri Hendricks, portan.
do en- su rostro la expression del caido.
Su condicion de salon lie INDIGO en- to.
dos los momentos lin amor desenfrena.
do al porvenir, sin que por sus ojos
cruzara una iagrima escapada del dolo1
que lie ocasionaron hechos ocurridos..
Para comentar sin omission de deta-
lies su amplia odisea, n~ecesario seria
la confecci6n do parrafos extensisimos.
citemos, va que su importancia 10 ext.
&c, una OCCASION en- que Hendricks in
tentara lucir como lanzador de las Ma
yores.
Fue contratado Ell actual Manager
de los Rojos por los Gigantes y una nue.
va desilusi6n peso sobre SUI alma. Una
vez mas ell hielo del fracaso lie heleba
las entrafias mostrandole ell canine de
los vencidos.... Mas Hendricks no Sc
sintio inhabil y tendiendo sobre ell pa
sado Ell manto del divide. Sc dispuso
a nuevas jornadas.
AuuCA1do pOLSoA"S quc CIeoh, CioSd-
mente en- la influenza poderosa de la
s~uerte, habran experimentado I'm des-
encanto terrible al p-resenciar ell ascen-
so de Hendricks de las sombras mas es
pesas a las alturas mas luminosas.
Cuando en- Ell espiritu de Jack viva
la seguridad absolute de que jamas Ia
suerte habria de sonreirle...
AL MORN Pat Moran la popularidad
10 estrecha entire sus brazos carinosos.
Hoy ell Mundo deportivo tiene de Hen
bricks los mas fntimos detalles. Todo ell
mundo conoce a Hendricks TODD ell
mundo habla de sus dfas inoIvidables en-
Ell estrecho Indianapolis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
LUNA NUEVA CoNFERENCA DE
LOS EMBAJADoRES BELGAs CON
PoINCARE Y NC. DONALD?

BRUsELAs, mayo 6. Gable fran
c9s.)-La opinion reinante en- los circu
los politicos belgas es de que M. Theu-
mis- y Hymans despues de conferenciar
con Nc. Donald en- Londres pediran a
este que conference con Poincare.
FL vizconde de A.vignon ha declarado
que la Conferencia de la Lyman de
quien es Secretario, asi como la que
sostuvieron los ministries con Poincare
permitira a los aliados poner inmedia-
tamente en- ciecpci6n los planes del ci-
mite de Expertos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
LA PRENSA INGLESA Sc MUEs-
IRA PEsIMIsTA soBRE LAS ELEc.
CLONES. EN- ALEMANIA

LONDRES, mayo 6 Omitted Press)-
La mayor parte de los periodicos de la
manaca Sc muestran completamente Pc
simistas en- cuanto al resultado de las
elecciones en- Alemania Segdn la prem
sa, la mayoria de moderados que for
maran parte del nuevo Reichstas, no
es suficiente para legislar en- Ell sentido
de hacer effective Ell plan de les ex.
pertos. Ell Morning POST, sin EN-
barge, expresa sus dudas en- cuanto a
que los Nacionalistas Sc atrevan a re-
chazar Ell plan de los expertos, pucs
este comprcmeteria al pals interna-
c~ionalmente, y seria un desafio no tan
500 a toda Europa, sine que tambien
a los Estados Unidos. Entonces Sc da.
ria Ell case de que Aleman'a Sc halla-
ria completamente aislada, como suce-
die durante la guerra, cuando declar6
guerra submarine SIN Quartet a TODD el
mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07

BUENoS AIRES, mayo 6, Omitted
Press)-La huelga que han declarado
los empleados en- esta ciudad continda
a pesar del llamamiento que hizo en-
toda la prensa Ell Presidente de La Re-
pubica, Alvear, para que todos vol
vieran a su trabajo. Sc cree que la
huelga continuara pues los patro-
nos SO niegan a aceptar los terminus
de condolences. que imponen los en-
pleados.
Despues de tomar en- consideration
Ell llamamiento hecho por ell Presiden-
tie, la Union de Sindicalistas de Argen-
tina, decide esta noche a~bstenerse de
hacer recommendation alguna a ninguna
de las uniones c~onstituidas, mientras
I'M numero considerable de p~atronos
Sc muestren decididos a ignorar las re-
-comendaciones de SUI comite para rea-
nudar los trabajos Embellishments.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-07
LAS ELEcc1oNEs EN- ALEMAN1A

PARIS, mayo 6 UNITED Press)-
Aunque los informes que Sc reciben
de Berlin son en- ell sentido de que los
partidos r-eaccionarios han sido derro-
tados, la prensa ~francesa Sc muestra
pesimista en- cuanto a que los princi-
pios democraticos puedan triunfar en-
Alemania. FL "Petit Journal dice
que Alemsnia nj esta capacitada nj
quiere poner en- practica los principles
de la democracia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Pinch Hitters
Replace Stars

DETROIT. July ls-lt IL an
unusual spectacle 10 see cham.
pion bHtsmau taken out Tor q
pinch hitter. yet this happened
twice In the American league this
year. Both times In this city.
Harry Heilmann led tho Amsri.
can league In 1921 and after lou-
ing the title 10 sLslsr IN 1922 re.
gained tho honors last season.
sialer. IN 1922. the year he led
tho American league. was voted
the most valuable player IN that
organization.
American league pitchers win
tell you that they fear no two hit
ters In the League more than Hell.
man or ElHler.
Despite this slsler removed
himself 20 let a pinch hitter bat
for him. Rencentiy Manager
Cobb removed Heilmann for a
substitute batter.
II 30 happened that both sLslsr
and Hsilmann were IN the throes
Of a protractsd slump at the
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Seals Win
While We
Lose On,
Tribe Nosed Out in G.
Lake, l2-ll; Seals JUs
Beat Vernon

GAIT LAKE CITY. Iuiy .
- Timely hitting and tvo eorl,s
attic errors gave the scspy 4,
Lake Bees a y 70 II yleiory II.
Seattle In the second game ., 4.
series here yesterday.
Seattle was trying hard euu,,
win an ordinary ball game, b, !.
Bees were trying a little BIZ b,,...
and az a result. took the Fan. !,
Of the fire.
Seattle led. II 70 3, when ssHr.,.
went 10 bat In the last of The -.
Leslie. first man Up. flied On j,
Lane. Piitenger worked Wl1.-.
for a walk. and advanced 10 49,
on Peters sacrifice. Vean cs,v,
the Seattle southpsw. vas zll,s !.
10 get Coumbe. who replaced Z,
Cabe out Of there. But coumb. :
sponded with a two-bsse smack ~,
ing Pittenger. Then cane ros,-
Fredericks. one Of the Leagues =
hittera. who also smacksd on
double. scoring Coumbe and TN,
things up. The third tso.bagzsr :
"a row came from Wit. scoring IN
orIcks and winning the game
Seattle didn't even get a ma, !,
first In the last OF the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Helen Wills
Wins Way to
Final Match
She Meets French Girl;
Richards and Cochet in
Mems Finals
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

~ AAA@sNh he aiAhLAs
DAIIs. July Ia Miss Helen
wis American girl tennis
champion. viii meet little Mile.
Vlasio. a French girl Of Greek eK-
traction. Tor the Olympic games
championship here tomorrow. as a
result OF their Victories today.
Vincent Richards. the youthful
American star. plays Cochet. a
Frenehman. fori the mems title To-
morrow.
Miss Wills won In the semi
finals from Nine. Golding, France,
o.. g-t
Mile. NlaHio surprised By her VIC
tory over Miss Katherine Mckane,
women's world champion. o-s. 7-5
c.:
Richards won over Morphurgo.
South Africa, Ga. sc. 81. g.
cochet sprang a biz surprise b.
beating Jean Borotra. worlds cham
pion. 90. 5.7. CO. Ga
Richards and Hunter. U. 8. a.
beat the Alfonso brothers. Spain 60,
ga. Ga.
Handicapped by Williams lame
ankle. the American doubles team
OF Williams and Washburn. put up
great battle against the strong
South African pair. Gordon and
Richardson. but finally succumbed
Ht tho end OF long five set match,
&C, ii-s. 40, 60. s-4.
Another American Victory was
scored when Miss wills and Mrs
Wightman beat Miss Collyer and
Mrs. Sheppard. England. IN the
women's doubles s-s. 10. rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Woodland Net
Schedule Out
on Saturday

TINE schedule FOR Sundays matches
L in the Woodland park tennis
league will DO published in satur.
days Star.
All matches left unplaycd from
last weekend must be completed ms
soon as possible.
Grant Lairurc wants TO play
In the league ms soon rs his foot
heals up. He has been out OF
competition for some time. lie
will be added TO q. 4. Stephens
team rs soon rs he is ready.
As many matches ms possible
should be played Sunday and those
not played may be completed during
the following week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
ToDAY's SCHEDULE
JUNIOR SINGLES
seml-Einal Rnund


seml-Finsl Round
AZ Il o'eioek-Howard Langlie. Seattle.
Va. Angst ciist. Seattle. Tom Todd. Sc.
attic. W.. George Clark Seattle.
GIRLS SINGLES
semi-Finai Hound
At II o'clock-Mlss Irene stephens, Sc
attic, vs. Miss Dorothy Cole. Seattle.
LADIES' SINGLES
Third Round
At II o'ciock-Mlss Hortsnse Green Sc
attic, W. Miss Alberta Edtl. Tacoma.
semi-Finai Round
Miss Thompson, Seattle. vs.. Miss winl-
fred suhr. San Francisco.
LADIES' DOUBLES
At o'clock-Miss Wiuifred suhr ana
Miss Marjorie Thorns. San Francisco, vs..
Miss Irene stephens and Miss ThelmA
Wolff. Seattle.
At $50 o'ciock-Mrs. william Henry
and Miss Alberta Edtl. Los Angeles and
Tacoma, vs. Miss Dorothy Davis and Mrs.
Gertrude Robinson, South Africa and
Sampa, Idaho.
MEMS SINGLES
Fourth Round
At IL o'eloek-Blll Warren. Seattle, vs..
Elmer Griffin. San Francisco.
At o'cloek-Ray Casey. san Francisco.
Vs. Howard Langlio. seattiel whltcomb
Quilllan, Seattle. W. winner OF Warren
Griffin match; Herbert Buhr, San Fran
cisco. vs.. Don Waller. Seattle.
At I o'oiock--Leon do Turenne, Seattle,
vs. Dick Burr. Seattle.
MEMS DOUBLES
At i:i5 o'cl0ck--Leo I.agerstrorn and
a. NJ. Herd. Seattle and Atlanta. Ga, Va.
Pink Miller and George Rider, Seattle.
At o'clock whitcomb Quiliian and
Dan Lewis, Seattle vs.. Dick Burr and
ice Swartz. Seattle.
~ o'oioek-Blli Taylor and Don
Waller. Seattle. Va. Leon de Turenne and
Howard Lsngiie. Seattle: Elmer Griffin
and Neil Brown, San Francisco. Va. win.
nsr OF Lsgerstrom- Herd and Miller Rider
match.
MIXED DOUBLES
AZ $3.50 o'ciock-Mlss ThcIma Wolff
and Leo Lassrstrom. Seattle. W. Miss
Hortense Green and Tom Gallery, Seattle
and Hollywood. unfinished yesterday at
1914 first set.
Third Round
At 4;f5 o'clook-Nrs. william Henry
and Ray Casey, Los Angeles and San
Francisco. vs. Miss Marjorie Tborno and
Herb suhr. San Francisco.
AZ $3.50 o'clook--Mlss Winlfred subr
and Men Brown, San Francisco. vs.. win.
ner OF Wolff-Lagerstrom and Green
Gallery match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
BOXERS ARE
SUCCESSFUL

Two American boxers fought their
way 10 the semi.finala at the Veto
drome dIIiver today. La BArrs
U. s. A.. flywelght. beating Rennie,
Canada, on points, and Lee. u. S. A..
ouipoin;ing Perestrom. Sweden.
Tripoli. from Yonkers. y. Y. bea;
Turtuzzl, Argentina, on points.
Salas. another American bantam
won from Betrarea. Italy. on a foul
BoyBiein. u, 8. A.. beat Genon
Belgium. on points.
Late this afternoon came tho fins,
American upset. when tho judges
ruled that Copello. tho Argentina
slugger lightweight. had outpointed
Roihweii. 4. S. A.
Fields. the American feather. bes,
Abrca. Chile. on points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Is
+ inal Victor
Among Scots
w ins Caledonian Cup
Thursday Afternoon;
Other Gossip of Links
BY ALEX c. ROSE

w " htpohAiu won tnc ialcdoh
ian cup. donated by Bob Gillespie. By
scoring n four and three victory
against A. v. McIlillop. yesterday. IN
the final 96.hole match OF the tour
nament. which started Off several
weeks ago with an army Of local
Sons OF Scotland teeingoff in the
first round
In yesterdays final. Mcdonald had
a SIX stroke handicap IN each round
and al tho end OF the morning jour.
ney over tho Seattle Golf club links
MeHillop's home pasture-the match
stood all.sQuarc.
Things were different In the after.
noon round when Mcdonald Get foo,
on his favorite rcndezyous-Be Beacon
.Hill-And the North Ender never had
a chance. Tho cups looked like
washtubs 10 W. n. and he ratified
EN- from all corners Of tho green.
To A. v. these same cups looked
like tho eye Of a needle and he missed
'em from all distances beyond rs
inches.
That tells tho story Of how Walter
Ralph Mcdonald became the Cock o"
tho North" amongst Seattle'a links
laddics. lie was puttingl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Endurance Is
Long Suit of
Girl Swimmer

A LTHo only 20 years OF age. LII.
n liam Harrison Il said 10 be the
champion feminine endurance swim.
mer Of the world. She is an Eng.
lish girl who has been living In
South America.
She is the first TO swim the River
Plate, in the Argentine This she
did in q hours and 10 minutes, GOV.
cring a distance OF 2s1s milcs.
Miss Harrison Is now In England.
training for a swim across The Eng.
lish channel. which she plans to
attempt late in July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Stage Is Set
for Class B
Star Finals

THE stage Ia all set for tho final
i game OF The Star Class h base.
blll league sunday with the George.
town Cubs and South Lake Juniors
playing for The star shield At Broad.
way playfield NJ noon.
The teams are in good condition
and with the championship al stake
one OF the best games OF the season
Is expected
Georgetown viii send big Ed
Roiehle 10 the mound lie has a
lot OF speed and looks like one OF the
best bets in the circuit. Henry Van
Geysielen will work behind tho plate.
The Georgetown defense has been
conferred around young Kane. a
promising shortstop.
The South Lakers will start either
Donnelly or Jensen on the hin. the
former being the probable HEAVIER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Joe Simonich and
Dave Shade Sign

LOS ANGELES, July H.. Dave
Shade. prominent welterweirht. who
added TO his popularity. even tho he
lost 10 Bert Colima. win be seen in
action at Vernon again next Tues.
day night. This time he win meet
Joe simonlch, OF Butte. Mont. man
In his own weight division. Simon.
ieh fought Shade TO n draw n few
years ago and has met some OF the
best boys in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Dutch Ruether to
Visit Bonesetter

Walter Dutch" Ruether. south.
paw twirler for the Brooklyn Dodg.
ers, who has had tough time OF
things this season. is planning to
visit n bonesetter. Ruether has had
a sore arm for more than a month.
but only recently let the secret out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Game Frenchman
Gets Great Hand

NEW YORK. July i7.-Chnrley Lo.
doux. game little Frenehman. made
rugged stand for tho bnntamweiRht
title but was bested In 10 rounds by
Abe Goldsten, the champion. last
night. In both the 18th and 18th
rounds Ledoux was knocked down.
but he refused TO quit.
He was given great hand for his
gamoness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
wEIsMULLER BEATS BORG

Johnny Weismuller. America, de-
feated the Swedish champio
Arne Borg. in the finals OF the 400
meters free style event. winning in
5:oi 2-i0. Borg was one and one
tenth seconds behind tho American
star. with Charlton. Australia, third.
All three broke tho former Olympic
record.
Axe Borg. Sweden. was fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Change Date of
Playfield Meet

Entries for the Seattle pinyfield
tournament Will not close until wed.
nesday, July 20, to a!low more ten.
mis- players to enter the annual com.
petition, The tournament vii, start
on Saturday, July 90. week later
than originally planned. l.. NJ.
CDad') .Kelchner will manage tho
meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Collegian Catches
for Pittsburg Club

Johnny Gooch. catcher for the
Pittsburg Pirates. was called TO Nash.
Vile by the Illness OF his mother.
while the team was playing in ST.
Louis. His absence gave Catcher
Knox. formerly OF Des Moines uni.
versity, an opportunity to show his
stuff and he made fine impression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Two Teams Tied
in N. w. L.eap,,e

BELL1NGHAM, July 17-sedro.
Woolley and the Bo.lingham Elks
are now tied for tho lead In the
Northwest Washington Baseball
league, as n result Of last nights
game. Bloedel.Donovan won from
Sedro.Woolley, to 4, while tho Ev.
crett club was defeated by Mount
Vernon, 10 Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

Johnnie Dreher, the well known
golf writer. who II again In our
midst. after sojourmng in California
for nine months. had a tough time
reaching the second green at Earl.
ington the other day in match with
"cappy" Kellison and Donald Moore.
We'll" said the latter. in telling OF
Johnnie's efforts at this particular
point. so thick and fast did he
PUNK balls into the drink that tho
waters OF the Black river raised at
least 10 inches during the session"
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San Francisco Wins
Extra Inning Game

SAN FRANCISCO. July Is.--Tho
lcaguo.leadlng Seals pulled one out Of
the fire yesterday by beating Vernon
in 10 innings. TO I, Things looked
lost for tho locals in the early stages
OF the game, but the Seals came back
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Casey and Langie Furnish Tennis Attraction
INDIANS LOSE GROUND AGAIN WHEN BEES NOSE OUT LOCALS
A Three-Time Champion

When Theodore Lemon the Merchant Tailors' golf
tournament last Sunday, it the third straight time
that he finished in front He has two legs on the
Taiors bowl and needs another victory for permanent
possession.
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REsIITS


Probably It was Just as well we
didn't send political team TO the
olympics. The mud singing
championship isn't important, any.
way.
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Sacramento Again
Defeats Portland

SACRAMENTO. July IS. ~ sacra.
mento won its third straight game
from the slipping Portland Beavers
here yesterday. 4 10 ].
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Mrs. Leland Carpenter. womcn's
captain OF the Jefferson Park Golf
club. entered the Hemi'finals in the
championship play on the hill links.
yesterday. by defeating her sister.
Mrs Robert Collins. Mrs. Byers. who
beat Mrs. Lindley. win oppose Mrs.
Carpenter In the upper Hemlfinnl
bracket.
Mrs. Hulen and Mrs. Follrich arc
billed 10 meet tho lower hair Of the
draw, thru respective wins against
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Hanlon.