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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
TIMELY TIPS
TO
AMATEURS
SAYS JOE BUSH
Pitcher, New York Ynnl,c.

flcneT, New York Yankees.
CUCCEsS ns a pitcher depend. on
~ more than nero speed and n
good curve, altho they are two very
valuable assets.
First work for control Speed and
curves are OF no importance unless
you can get the bail over. Control is
not a gift II is an acquired art thru
effort and practice
Perfection in fielding is also an es.
sentlal a good fielder make. His
pitching much easier. since IL mini.
mics bunting on the part OF the Oh.
position
Always cover first base when there
Is a chance for n play and learn TO
properly back up every throw.
Don't nut all your stuff on every
pitch, It will wear you out shorten
your cnroer. Pitch according. to tho
existing situation For example, with
q big lead you can work much onsier
than when pressed to hold slight
advantage
Try to have something in reserve.
That IL, when tho pinch como YOU
can put n little more stuff on tho
hall than YOU have been using
Take batting practice, There is no
renson why pitcher shouldn't be
able to bat fairly we'll. have won
many Of my games with base hit
because | like to bat ns we'll as pitch.
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JONES FASTER THAN
MAILS SAY TIGERS

Players on the Vernon club are al.
most unanimous in the opinion that
Percy Lee Jones. seattle's southpaw,
Is the fastest Iefthander in the
league. And that goes for Walter
Mails, too.
Jones is the first pitcher I have
faced this year that threw the ball
past me-" says Yves Griffin, Tiger
second sacker. "His fast bail fairly
smoked and he had something on IT,"
.Chet Chndbourne thinks that Jones
Is one OF the hardest mon in the
league to hit when he has his con.
troll.
Tho trouble Is that Jones has
been wild" says Chad, "and he has
10 come in there with fat one. but
when he's ahead Of his hitter Jc.scs
Is poison.
malls Is out in front with his
stuff too much and don't find him
as hard to hit az some Of the other
lefthanders in the league Maila
telegraphs his delivery more than
most pitchers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Old Quinn OuGsmar&s
Sherlock of Diamond

Murphy b. wise Go them all CNr
cept Jack quinn This veteran,
past the 40 mark continues 20
uafflc the batirrr with hs stuff
likewise Dc mystlnos sherlock
Murphy
Quun'a repertoire consists uf
curve. fast hail and splitter lie
mos'ens the spithau less than
any other pitcher using the Dc,
livery Incidentally Dee does il
with the same motion that hc
pitches Also. he places his
fingers 90 his mouth when he
throws tho fast one ana the
curve
The fact that he delivers the
three styles In the same way Is
what makes them effective from
any uHsIr Murphy simply sits
ON thc bench when quinn a
pitching
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Gym Is Busy
as Ring Men
Are Training

A FTER luli Of several weeks the
n thud Of the padded mittens IA
being heard again NJ Austin 4 Salts
training quarters where the boxers
arc thpeting Off their training for
tho flrSt outdoor smoker OF tho
season a, the Seattle bail park Sat.
urday.
Freddie Mack. Teddy Titus, Fred
Zwickey. Chick Tnbit. Mel Berg and
MarcArio Flores are working out
there today.
Bud Ridley Is fighting Danny
Nuncs In Portland tonight and will
be In uptop shape for his 80 with
Joe German on Saturday. German,
who is In Portland. is expected up
within a day or two.
Johnny Trambitas. who boxes
Flores will also be up from Portland
soon.
Tickets have been placed on sale
and advance reservations promise "a
good house for the first open-air
venture In Seattle for a number OF
years.
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dents, rhey will begin on August
Z. with a great public ceremonial.
and continue until August H..
Competitions will be- held in aIl
lines of ports and The general
committee. headed by j. j.
Walsh. has received asEuraHoss
that hundreds o. athletes from
an over tho world will attend
Big teams will come from the
United states, Cauads, Australia
and New Zcaland The Irish boz
the big industrial cities o; Eng.
land and Scotland are Eending
their crack athletes ana there
will even be teams from farnway
Argentina
This town and the nelFhb0riuE
places expect over 80 900 y.H!tors
during August and extensive
preparations are being made 10
house and feed them. The Tail.
team committee told me that
from America alone they expect.
Cd over $4,000 visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
BY BILLY EVANS

MAJOR league hall clubs weak NJ
wi Hhor,siop seldom set anywhere
in tho search FOR n pcnnant
Weakness AZ that position Is n Eihr.
lnF fault that often makes an ordi.
nary bail club on, Of an aggregation
that looks like pennaat contender
on paper
Tho tioston Hrd sox. iailcudcn In
the American league LAST scason. goi
away TO a flying start this spring.
Regardless Of where the club uiu
matcly finishes. tho early spring
form OF tho Red sox will stand cut
"a one Or the initial thrills o. the
season
In the early success Of the Bosiou
club no player has stood out more
prominently than shortstop Dudley
Lee
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PHILADELPHIA. June To-
L Danny Murphy veteran star
Of the Athletics, the Sherlock
Holmes ~ baseball admits that
Pitcher Jack quinn 90 The Hos
ton Rcd SoN is the one h.g mys,
terry OF tho American league 60
hun.
Murphy has become famous On
American LEAGUE circles for his
ability 90 dceipltcr what the op-
posing pitcher is about TO throw
the batter From his position in
the coacher's box. DE ups or
that knowledge 20 the batter,
There Is nothing unsportsman.
like about Murphy's methods, Tie
has simply made a study % his
pitchers Nearly every pitcher
has certain set peculmuties iu
delivering hts curve. fast one or
change az pace,
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1Tailteamm Cannes, am
Irish Classic, Back

DUBLIN. June 10. Paris and
~ the Parislans may be great
ly excited this summer over tho
olympic games Of 1924, but the
residents ~ this capital Of tho
Irish free state aEs quite conf.
dent that their ancient city will
be equally a world mecca for
athletes from an over the globe
attending the TaiItesnn Games.
The difference between Paris
and Dublin will be that the
French city will have games open
90 people Of nll races. whereas
tho Thllteann Games are open
only 90 men Of Irish birth, De.
scent or residence
n " intended 20 be a brilliant
revival Of o custom that preceded
even tho Greek Olynpiad. In
fact. these games were Instituted
IN Ireland 600 years before tho
Christian era.
In keeping With historical prsce-
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GLE 81 the greatest shortEtop l
IL have ever hecn teamed with, ="
says Second BaAcman Bill WnmbB.
gunss, secured - boston IN a trade
with Cleveland
That Is quito n compliment. com,
ing from 90 fine a ball player as
wAmby. who has been associated
with n number OF good shor,Btors.
among them the late Ray Chapman.
and Joe sewcil. now playing that
position for Cleveland.
Lee. by tho way. is a protese Of
Manager Fohi Of tho Boston Rod
Sox. Foil developed him MS kid.
when he had charge Of the 81 Louis
Browns He jumped at the chance
20 purchase him for tho Boston club
when he took over the reins there.
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who won thc ,ltc lhst summer Tor
thr first time. after ~ yeau OF 20.
fort
Whether a golfer enjoys any par.
ticluar advantage on his home
course Is debatHhlc. Certainly IL
should not be a handicap. Il Is i'm,
portant 10 know the lay % the
land. roll Of tho turf and arrange
mcnt % traps
sim. few players are aolo 20 win
big tournaments on their homo links
pavry Heron n one conspicuous
exception that comes "a mind Ifsr.
ron came up from nowhere. ln u
Eolnng sense. 20 win AZ Oakmoh,.
his home course "a 1919. running
away from Bobby Jones IN TIE
finals
Heron was tho sensation % tie
week Not only dld tie steel mar
win all his matches. with ease. but
a cheek OF Tho A,ores revealed that
be- led the whole field ia stroke play
as well Heron Jus, happened 20
be In an inspired mond Very iiktlf
he would have done equally as well
" the tournament Ind been decided
IN the Fiji islands
Chick Evans should have been
perfectly az home az FloHsmUur las,
summer course over which he
had often played. yet tho Cmrnguan
was knocked out IN tho frat round
Tho year before. NJ Brcokllns.
Francis Oulmsi. whose home hdjou-
The courkr. and Jesse Guut5ri. who
knows every blade of Ernns on the
place. were fuyor,ss. Chiefly BE.
cause they were cunning in their
own back yard. Both wen, out
early and the title was captured by
jess swestHor. Yale man from
New York. who had played Brook
Inc but three times previously. No.
Marstuu won't win al Me-lon this
year. because u happens to be- hla
home course. II he wins. II will be
because he played tho kind Of golf
that produces championships. Tha
home grounds may BE- lmpJrtAn, Ia
baseball They aren't in golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

When the photograph mechanism
began to need fabrication. the only
oil a Tod Lane man could find in the
house was old and rancid He used
the oil. however, with fair results. 4
day or 80 later the mans small son
said to him: Father. the photograph
sings all right but It's breath is ter.
rible. Youngstown Telegram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Mercer A. c. Is
Winner on Sunday

The Mercer Athletic club took an
exciting game from the AlM club at
Mercer sunday. 20 g.
Callers double In the ninth inning
scored the winning run. Hunter OF
tho winners was IN good form. whifr
ing 10 men. and Oleson Of Alii also
worked we'll sending II 10 the bench.
Abbott was tho star silcker. getting
three hits out os four trips while
Carulii contributed a rome run
The score! n. n. T..
Mercer a c. ..,..,...... 6 II Z
AK ts.s.....,..,...tss.
batteries: Hunter and West: Ole.
son and Martin. King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Frank Hussey Is
Showing Promise

According 10 lawson Robertson.
veteran coach, Frank Huascy. New
York high school boy. IL the coming
i00.yard champion Of the country.
Robertson is training young Husscy
now with n Wow to placing him on
the Olympic team. Should Huzscy
come thru he'll be the youngest
member OF tho American sprinta
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Mandell Easily
Shades Champion

CHICAGO, June To- Sammy Man.
dell, Rockford. ILL.,. easily outpointed
Johnny Dundee in 10 rounds, In the
opinion OF newspaper men, last night.
Mnndell took every round from the
feathcrweIght and junior lightweight
champion. The bout marked the
opeing OF the now $4,000 opon air
arena at Chicago. Ind. near here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Phone Employees
Lose Ball Game

Seattle lost the annual Pacific Tele.
phone & Telegraph Co. baseball game.
played at ChehalLs, 10 the Portland
employees by score OF to 6.
In addition the big field day and
picnic, in which Portland and Seattle
telephone employees joined. was en-.
joyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

All" SOW NAHl VIII AAf'N fiAHN ~ van
eouyer until tho week Or August 7
whom they will return 20 Victoria
for another seysndBy meeting
The new Culwood park Is backed
by a syndicate OF English sporitmen
and represents an investment o.
$500. 900.
Horses from all parts Of the North
American continent are heing
brought 20 British Columbia for the
races az Victoria and Vancouver A
straight stretch Of 70 racing days
Will be offered.
Thousands Of pony lovers flock 20
these tracks each year and this
season D. expected 20 attract tho
usual quota Of rhilbirds.
Colwood park - located siI miles
from Victoria and Is built In a
natural basin. les mile track with
go stables and club house is 20
be addsd soon.
The officials 20 be Ia charge OF the
meeting viii be Secretary LAlghton.
Starter Donovan and Judge Rose.
The toialisator system OF betting
will be In vogue under the protection
o. tho Royal Northwest Mounted
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Scholes Is Canada
Hope in Long Run

ono OF Cannda's Olympic hopes
in tho marathon Is Arthur sehclos
a veteran who has been running for
10 years. Scholes has taken part
in l75 races at distances ranging
from 100 yards TO tho official mara.
thon. Inst year he won the one.mile
championship OF ontario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Bud Ridley to
Box Dan Nunes

PORTLAND, June 10,-Danny
Nunes, Portland featherweight. who
still holds the Portland Boxing com.
mission belt emblematic of the Pa.
eific Coast championship, will defend
his title here tonight against Bud
Ridley of Seattle, in a l0.round bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
THE TOUGHEST JOB
IN BASEBALL

The toughest job IN baseball, II
sou listen to "Rcd" Baldwin, Is 20
20 UP 10 hit for a mate with the
count three and two.
"Tsst year In Los Angeles Buster
McCabe got kicked out Of the game
With three and two called on him, :"
says Baldwin, "and ! went In to hit
FOR him. The pitcher threw curve
ball down the middle and ! went
back and sat down Taking only
one pitch hitter hasn't chance to
gct Line on the pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

OF years at the hands OF commissioner Ian
dis, stepped in and Middleton stepped out.
Middleton, quiet fellow who never had
much to say, wasn't given a very brilliant
deal by Portland after what he had done for
baseball in the Oregon metropolis.
Middleton was shunted to the Texas league
and is now pitching for Fort Worth in that
circuit
The Beavers have been going anything but
sweetly at home this year and the Portland
bugs, remembering what Middleton did a
year ago, have let it be known in no uncertain
terms that they don't think much of the Iron
Duke.
OF course, should kenworthy get his club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Marion Hollins Is
Repeater on Links

For tho third tlmo Marion IIollins
hns become tho champion woman
golfer Of New York and the metro.
polItnn district. The former national
champion has apparently returned
TO her cid form and Ia expected to
he dangerous threat In tho forth.
coming season events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
TENNIS so YEARS OLD

Lawn tennis is so years old this
season, The sport was formerly
known ms "sphairistikc." It was un.
der this name that patent was is.
sued in England so year ago to one
Major Wingfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

further reminded Of what
Jimmy Middleton did a year
ago.
At that. Il seems rs Il Portland
could have done better by Middleton
than II did. lie showed lot OF
managerial ability and can pitch
rings around a good many hrrler,
In this league today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Jack Blot Is
Sought by Clubs

DETROIT, Mich. June iQ.-Three
big league clubs are trying 20 lure
Jack Blot. crack catcher OF Mich.
igan university. 10 enter tho profes.
slonal fold Cardinals. Yankees and
Indians nro after him. Miami uni.
versity also wants him to sign as
football coach for next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Fischer Isn't So
Good This Season

Carl Fischer. national intercol.
legiate tennis champion. isn't living
up to the form he showed last sea.
son, Fischer looked unimpressive in
exhibitions against Bill Tildon this
spring and has been extended by un.
knowns in dual meets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Maybe Represents
America in Ring

BOSTON. Mass. June i0,--Ser.
gcant Lester Maybe, an Indian sol.
der, will represent America in the
Olympic boxing bouts in Paris this
summer. Myle is a heavyweight At
the recent Boston tryouts no dis.
played fine form, tho losing in the
finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
A Good Shortstop W1U
Make" Club, Lee Did

Prior 10 the opening Of tie season.
Fohi predicted great things for bud,
ley lee inside OF d year. Looks hs
Y the youuEtter u going 70 cross up
hia manager by making good from
Tho starr
Ice - The maklnRs Of great hall
player because no loves tho game
and has the winning spirit. This
lil'lo story viii beat illustrate what
I mean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Colored Heavyweight
Loses Prestige in Go
+ allure to Put Away Madden May Hurt Wills in Eff
fort to Land Bout With Champion Dempsey Wells
Was Foolish to Take This Scrap at This Time

NEW YORK, June 10.-Hary Wills the big negro heavy
weight failed to stop BARLEY Madden the Irish scrap
per- in 5round bout at the greensboro stadium here last
night The coored boxer easily the decision but it
expected that he would knock his opponent kicking in
early round.
crowd of 10000 fans cheered him time and again as he met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

the giant negro's attack.
Wills had Madden all but
Knocked out twice, once in the
fifth round and once again in
the 18th.
1t was generally admitted
after the fight that Wills had
won all but two rounds, the
10th and 18th, by large mar
gins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
WINS THREE DERBIES

Black Gold has won three derbics
this season. the Louisiana, tho Ken.
ticlSy and the Ohio. Now II he can
only win straw hat he'll be right
in style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
SERIES nrrNs rnn,r

The Portlsnd-ssattIo series In Portland
was opening today Vernon plays At
Oakland. salt Lake goes 10 Sacramento
and San Francisco 20 Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
LACROSSE LEADER NAMED

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 1O.-wal.
ter Townsend was yesterday named
captain OF syracuse's intercollegiate
championship lacrosse team for 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
DENVER LEapING

Denver u sporting q nice lead IN the
western league The bears have been in
the Western league cellar Tor the past
few seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
pEASE NAMED CAPTAIN

HAMILTON. N. " Juno TO-
charles w, pcaso of Buffalo, n. Y,
WINS yesterday elected captain OF the
1926 Colgate track team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
George Pitches
Poulsbo to Win

FInying good ball behind the pitch.
ing OF the veteran Louie George
Poulsbo defeated the West Green
Lake Merchants Sunday. 81 Mt
Poulsbo.
George struck out 10 men.
Except for ono inning, the Mer.
chnnia nlnNel rnnd hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
ANOTHER RrCoRp nnOkrx

Marty McManus ~. Louis Browns.
second zseksr, had a run OF 1ss games
Ia baseball untii he was forced 30 the
bench b. a broken finger recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Diamond Dust
NKMrmIs srnL mINNINn

Memphis is stiI stssming along with a
ME, lead IN the southsrn league me
Chieks are out 10 front with = seven
game lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Former Manager Given
Bum Deal by Rose City
Pitcher Who Led Portland Out of Baseball Wilder
mes Shunted to Texas League; Kenworthy Not Do
ing So Well; Other Gossip of Baseball
BY LEO II. LASSEN

THE powers that be in Portland baseball feeling the
kekback from the release of Jimmy Middleton the
who led Portland of the baseball wilderness after the
Rose City clubs had oundered around in the second division
for years.
Bin Kenworthy returning after Punishment Of couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
MarStOn to
Play Over
Home Links
Amateur Champion May
Have Advantage IN De-
Tending His Honors
by JOE WILLIAMS
rs year tne na

~ va NNH -
tluual amateur
championship
will DO held
over the pletur
taque Merton
Cricket club
course IN the
pbilad elphla dis
trlct Merton is
the homo course
OF Ai4NAl8ratbn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
HIolrR Is mack

Charley BiGlsr Is back aEstn a. =
National league umpire. he rad retired.
bm was brought back ~ President
iIsydirr.
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hartley MADDEN STAYS ENTIRE ROUNDS WITH HARRY WILLS
Harry Hooper, Great Star

Playing the superb baseball that has marked him as
of the best outfioders of all time Harry Hooper,
the Chicago White Sox star is Of the big cogs Of
the Windy City club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Star Bingles

Tho Western Union Messengers Iost =
tough ia-inning game 10 the Ballard Built
doEs sunday by a 60 tally AZ Adam.
playfield. Jackson pitched a brilliant
game FOR the losers. going the route. In
the last hair Of tho 9Th Joseile vas nj,
BY pitched bali with the bases ailed.
EaraIrE ..-ar fhn ~ h nLa.- 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10
Ponies Viii
Soon Be Run
at New Track
Colwood Park Will Be
Opened June 10; 70
Days Racing for B. c.

,BELLEp ~ the
last word In nes
tracks the new,
Colwood PARK
track viii be
opened FOR the
summer racing
season az Vic
toria. June 10
The ponies will
nun there until
$50 .ts.s - aF.w
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back into the the fans VIII forget quickly enough per-
haps that Middleton Portland uniform Victories
are soothing syrup the diamond followers But unless the
Iron Duke gets his club going better clip he will be
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A. nrpoklTh-- r. ~ =
Chicago -...s..--.........I
ArNnAlyn Gee sssFsssts.ss
Jacobs. wheeler. Kaufman sad Hart
nett, Vance and bebsfry.
~ New York n a.. p
TsgstsbufE ...........,.g.t 10
Sew York .s........... 10 2
Cooper, Morrison ara Schmidt. Otseh.
ger. Hafns, ard do~dy, ssydss
A. B0ttaH- n H. n
~ As'NAH tsrfs.-.t.. .sa.sss.F
boston .aa.s...sa s.ssar..-rst. Q
uaints and Halm; Coonry and r
Smith
~ PHILADELPHIA n. II. T.
Cincinnati .t..,.....,.. Z
Philadelphia ........-.. 2
i.sggs and Sand Mitchell and wilson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

IL io-. ST. Louis sent him 30 Co.
lumbuz in tho American ahsocia.
ton, then managed ~ Ciaranco Row.
land now an American league um,
pirc
Lee heinz an optional player. Row
land save the players owned hy the
club tho preference, hoping 20 dc.
velopo them 10 they might bo sold 10
the majors az a fancy price.
Ice was merely bench warmer.
He didn't llko the idea. Realizing
why he wasn't bcinE used. he went
10 Manager Rowland ono day and
said 10 him.
I'm never going 70 make the big
show dtting on the bench. want
to play regularly. and ! don't care
Ia what league. Sec II you can't get
Tho 81, Louis club 20 send mo TO
some team that really needs shor,
stop and Will give me n chance. !
am a big Lacquer and the sooner /
get a chance 20 play regularly the
quicker I'll prove Il
III was sent TO Chattanooga in
II tho Southern association. Then
given a year with Tulsa in the West.
crn League. Two years IN tho minors
and he has made good hia declara.
ton That he Is big Lacquer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-10

The sunset Hlll team won II. 10th
straight game by defeating tho 0eorFs-
town Cubs az Adams. 10 20 Q. Sunday
Young Ffifk allowed the Cubs but two
hits
The Sunset boys, however, finally took
one on the chin when the l.. V. wos;sr-
man CO. beat them. 10 Q. in the AFTER
noon game sunday. breaking the Hi
teams winning record
All Star league teams should be rep
resented. without fail. al the meeting 10
be head tonight at The far office.
The sohedule for next sunday will b.
announced at this meeting
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Es'HE$e1s

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