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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
SPUHN Is
HONORED
BY CREW

ERED EPUHN. three year CREW
Il ieitermAu. and No. on this
years Washington varsity. was voted
The PiKoit cup az tho annual crew
banquet held last night. spuhn. IN
being voted Tho trophy. waH adjudged
tho most valuable and insplationHi
man IN Washington rowing this year.
Don Grant, crew captain. In a talk
AZ the banquet. declared that 10 WIS
Eiad that Washington oarHmen had
chosen 20 race az pouKhkoopsio In.
stead Of AZ the olympic trials.
President suEsRilo. IN hts talk. agreed
with Grant. saying that Washington
had already won much admiration
for choosing 70 defend her national
title rather than seek 20 conquer IN
new fields.
Coach cailow paid fitting tribute
20 Hiram connIhenr.
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captain. Mrs r. X. Roberta. who
aprninrd her ankle during tho final
match for The club championship yes
teriay.
The North End skipper. however,.
expects TO be abie to compete IN ;hs
city iitular event. which begins on
her homo course next Monday.
And. speaking OF the city cham.
pIonahip. tho directors Of The Seattle
Golf club have kindly consented 70
open tho course to entrnnts all day
Friday and also Saturday morning.
All entries must - in the hands
Of Mrs. Roberts by Friday night.
Tho championship aud flIEhts
trophies arc now on display az Vic,
tors. Second ave. and soecna 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Idard golf courses and FIVE hole
practice course for the ncophytc TO
try out his proves on.
One OF the long courses will extend
directly across the battlefield. The
third tee will be almost on the exact
spot where CORVALLIS surrendered
his sword to Washington.
In the near distance as the PLAYER
passes on in his round he will be
able to see the old houses where The
American and the British com.
manders had their headquarters dur
lYg the siege. Moore House where
IDS. GIms OF the surrender were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
ANGELS DROP
ANOTHER TILT

SACRAMENTO. May si.-Ioa An.
grleH dropped another iiii yesterday.
losing the first game OF the seriea
70 Sacramento BY score Of ? 10 3.
Ta. score ". ~ r.
lee AnEsiss .s..........s... :
sAftkuFHia .s.sssssss+t..ss
rsyas Ard DilliaHr! rrpaEh and
Huhaag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Cham piOn MauIed Both
Men, Gibbons Is Rounds
Carpenter Took Severe Punishment, but Only for a
Few Minutes, While Gibbons Stood Up Against
Manassa Mauler for Is Long Rounds
BY JOE WILLIAMS

GHICAG0, May 2in weighing the respective abilities
- of Messrs Gibbons and Carpenter light heavyweights
who battle at Michigan City, Ind the last of the month
well consider the mailed fist Of Jack Dempsey with
which instrument of torture both competing gents are per
sonaly acquainted.
Carpenter unable 10 survive four rounds with the
Dempsey fist in 1921 whereas Gibbons lived thru 10 Ions
rrteing rounds out on the Montana plains last summer
and was not once off his feet
The Frenchman was badly whipped in the region of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

WINNER OF
NEWMARKET

NEWMARKET. Eng. May .i.--s,
IN Tattorrai'a Huruiwood won the
Newmarket stakes for s.year.olds 10.
day from a field Of eight. which In.
eludod several Derby favorites.
AEa Khan'a Salmon Trout was sec.
ond. and Lord Derhy's sansovino
third. All three carried nine stone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

NAHHfl On hAAffA "
deliver and right now both Bald.
win and Totda are catching fine
ball.
Three seasons under Kiilefer IN
Los Angeles made eorkinE good
catcher out OF baldwin Tho rod
headed receiver isn't tho noiHieri
hsllplayer IN the world. bat ho IL
dependable and catches good bali
every day. Ills work with the viii
low has picked up considerably dur
Ing the past few days
nut Tohin n tho surprise Of the
team.
a couple % years ago Tohin was
rated a. ona % tho best young
prospects IN tho league. lie slump
Cd badly last year and caught good
ball only IN Ht,ais
Iut this spring the hiE feliow
snapped into form early and ha's
one Of the big eogn In the Indian
machine now, He's holding w his
pitchers we'll and his hustle n ons
Of the bright spots Of tho Indian
club.
There isn't n better hustler IN
The lraEus than this same fsliow.
And To,dn can b In there every
day. he's one Of the iron men Of
tho Coast eaiehera
Before going on this present road
trip Kiilsfer released young tafi
iiTucksr and said that ho INTENDED
10 20 thru tho nfas1n With Baid.
win and Tobin. Kiilsfcr knows hts
baseball oats and II thee men
weren't delivering they wouldn't be
IN there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
GOLF ON THE BATTLEFIELD Ds
Ancient Game Usurps a still More
Ancient Pastime.

Devo,ecs Of. the Royal and Ancien,
game will soon be swinging the driver
and the mashie over the historic fields
Of Yorktown, virginia.
a three million-dollar resort hotel
Is IN course of construction in the
vicinity As an adjunct TO the hotel
there will be two eighteen hole stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
1872 BALKLlNE GOLF
Cue Ball In the 18th "pooket ;.

An interesting golf problem oc-
Cured at Pmchurs, last year when
Two opponents in four ball match
played their puts at the same time
The balls eollided and one caromed
into the hole.
The incident occurred on tho home
green with the opposing sides all
even. Earnest efforts 10 determine the
winners Of the match IN manner
satisfactory to all concerned proved
unavailing.
What would you do under the cir.
cumstanccsl
That's just what they did dot
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HUSKIES WIN
OVER VANDAIS

MOSCOW. Idaho. May 81. - The
University Of Washington baseball
team defeated Idaho. 6 10 4, in the
second game OF two.game series
hero yesterday. Seven errors &C.
counted for Idaho's defeat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
AERIAL GOLF
Bomb Sights Replace the "Drivlng|
Eye"

Borib SIphts Replace the 'UrIVIn9l
Eye"
A novel aeroplanc golf match was
staged at the Olympia Country Club
near Chicago as part of the eelebrs1
ton OF the opening OF the Clubs
fourth eighteen hole course which
made the Olympia the largest golf
club IN the world.
The contest was staged 'bctween
zinc pros and nine amateurs. who
played on the ground.
The pilots of the acroplanes few
over the course and dropped balls
as near the putting greens as pos
sible The opposing players then
holed gu, from where the balls fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

spansibis for--peil 1. Penner }, sathef-
land T. struck cui-pen I. t'eanef =,
sutherland g Bases on ttiis-iiell z,
f'rnnsr : Wild plfch-~Psnasr. Ht ty
pitcher - NrncskY. warner. Thrss-hass
htt-uraay. Twe-hass hits-pesi. u.
sfarphy. sutherland Sacrifice hits
Biaksslsy. Lane. brady. pouti- piayf-
Deal 70 0rlfrn 20 n. Murphy. warner 20
Griffin 10 r. Murphy. Ttme--ist4. Im-
pires--C4rrcll and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
CARP BADLY
BEATES. TOO

How has tho Dempsey whipping
affected Glhb0nsf ou,wauily he
sun appears 20 b tho splendid
looking. healthy specimen who
squared off at Shelby. Inwartly
he may be different. No fighter
ever RECEIVERS fully from a severe
walioplng.
This seems 20 mo the only hope
Carpenter has In tho forthcoming
fight. and this hope loses It's rosy
glow Of promise when ono recalls
the beating tho invader took FROM
Battling sikh two years ago. The
scnrEnlcso cut Carpenter 20 rib.
bSns and stopped him In tho sixth
round.
SO where Dempsey may have 70
dueed Gibbons store OF vitality 70
a low point tho sikl explosion
hardly added anything 70 carpcn'
tier's stamina and effcctiycuesn--ex'
cept that e Is probably easier to
iake sikh punch than a Dempsey
ffnah
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made. !, ami ,tandFnr ana Vim s.

fuauts u SUN sA&Htuik AAto VIII w
RICH, on the border OF the course
The ancient redoubis, gun pits and
trenches are scattered over the terri.
tory and will be trayersed by the new
fairways, although II has been detin-
iiely stated that none of these historic
excavations will be used for bunkers.
Suitable tablets will be put up to
identify these spots
Imagine the plight Of the dub. ae-
customed to plow up green, and FAIR
way, with his mashiel
Up comes a sodden chunk OF sod
and there IN the hole a rusty old
bayonet or perhaps. who knows. the
gaping skull Of some warrior Of a
bygone day
In year. the greens committee
ough, to have quite a valuable eollec.
ton OF relics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Greece Is sending a one armed relic
TO this country, as II there weren't
enough onc-arncd relies among tho
big league pitchers already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
WHITMAN WINS

wALLA WALLA, May ei.-whit.
man won from Pacific here yesier.
day, 6 to I, after the locals had re
ceived a bad scare In the earlier In.
nings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
PACIFIC coAsr LEAGUE
nEsrLrs

vernsu >. Seattle :.
san Frznclsco ~. salt Lake H.
sscramsafo 4. Loa AaEsles 2.
Oakland 4. Portland =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

I, IN said tina, Young ssrihlinE
learned to fight by watching the
movies. And yet NO have never
seen him throw uustard pie.
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kidneys while the b TT c
lasted but he was not sub
ieeted TO the long drawn-out,
systematic pounding that
Gibbons faced.
Carpenter didn't take one eighth
the punishment tho ST. Paul iriah.
man was compelled 60 endure %
Fain the distinction OF having
LASTED" with Dempsey. tho killer
Even the knockout blow was no,
a devastating shot, Carpenter was
not unconscious when no was
counted out and many ringulders.
moro hardened than gracious. ar
gued that tho hero q France had
laF.kan nna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
BEER TRAINING FOR
ENGLISH HORSE.

~@tcr.E fs-f--t.se- lfSSS-. ~.
Something owl n sssat-,&,
Brings 66to 1 Shot In a WfnfeFss
Beer-not near-was respoksS5s
Tor the remarkable victory oSSShi,c
Bud, a 90 TO ! shot. last .slrTTfE in In,
Lincoln Handicap in EngRhd. accord
ing TO the mares trainer
Several weeks before the race, IN.
mare, during a trial run, became cx.
cited. She clinehed the bit and rar
away AS a result, she became sc
nervous that she refused TO cat Al.
ter trying numerous foods on her
The trainer resorted to beer.
White Bud changed her mind abou,
the hunger strike immediately and
stuck 10 her new diet, taking two
pints OF the elixir every day for a
period OF three weeks before the race
Then she ran, proving that there
was considerable life in the old Girl
vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Mrs. II. ~ PEAsE Is the won.
WI ems ehampLnn u Tho seatLIo

MRS. n. ~ PEAsE Is the won.
wi ems champion Of tho Seattle
Coli club.
Playing In tho final match for tho
title AZ the North End links yes,cr'
day. MIRA. Psasa and her worthy op'
poncnt. Capt. Mrs. Il. Knox Rob
crts. staged a great battle which
was carried 20 tho homo green. the
former winning tho decision BY a
one-up margin.
Both players played sound golf
all tho way from the first tee and
and the result was In doubt rishs up
TO the last putt.
Each had a sir on tho first hols
but a five on tho next ono cent
Afra. peasa of IN tho lead. This
advantage. however. was shortiiyed,
Mrs. Roberts sauarins matters on
the third when sha Hank her putt
for a four. No. was hAiyed with
fives. but tho North End captain
took ths lead for the first time
when she registered a five on the
next hole. Halves with fives FOL.
lowed on the NEXT two holes but a
three on tho eighth and a six al
the turn hoia sent the match on It's
outward journey with Mrs. PeaAo
in tho lead. oue-up.
A fino -" NJ the 10th won tho
hole for Captain Roberts and squared
tho match. Halves with threes and
fiyea followed on tho next two holes.
but No. 70 went 70 Mrs, psaso
when aho sank her fourth shot. put.
ting her one.up again. Both were
down IN six on tho itth and 18th.
a dead stymie spelling Mrs. Roberts
chances TO square tho match on the
latter green. Mrs. Peass increased
her lead By winning the 10th with
five. but fine winning four by
Mrs. Roberts on No. IL sont the
play into the homo hoio which
was halved with rs"
Some people say that 'the third
time Is lucky" but not Mrs. Knox
Roberts, Yesterdays match was
the third consecutive year that she
has failed to survive the final
match. Wen. being runner.up three
times in a row Is quite some rec
ord. Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. d. II. Moss, tho 1923 cham.
pson. was unable to compete in this
years test.
Tho newiy.orownsd champion has
been one of the leading golfers Of
tho city for the past two or three
years. and 10 expected TO go long
way in the city meet at the North
End course next week.
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HIHE nll.star array OF fair.sex golf.
l. ors Of the Inglewood and North
End clubs viii meet in team mitch
play at tho Lake Shore course to,
morrow and many interesting exhibi.
lions are certain TO be on tap. Mrs.
y. G. Bridenan, captain OF the home
sters, has remarkably strong list
to select from. The visitors viii take
the field without the services OF their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
OAKLAND WINS
OVER BEAVERS

OAKLAND. May 2i.-oakisnd won
tho first gamo os the ncrses here
yesterday with Portland. 10 ,.
The score n ". T.
FHr4Ahd ssfFs..ss..-s.s,ss
oAktAHa sssss. sss s.sstssss.
ieysrenH ard paiy; Nails ara BAKER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Babe Ruth is going TO be a farmer
when he quits the game. Wei.
mono Of the pitchers have been able
to make hick out OF him yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
LEADERS WIN
AT SALT LAKE

BAIT LAKE CITY. May ai---aan
Francisco won from Hait Lake. is
70 II. here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

The Queen Anne team Ind n field
day Mt the expense OF Franklin at
franklin Tuesday. When the smoke
Of battle had rolled away tho IIill
boys had accumulated 20 runs. Tho
OunLarr rnada hrt fxvn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Red Killefer Is Satisfied With Catchers
TObin and
Baldwin In
Good Form
Seattle Pilot Expects to
Go Thru Season With
Present Receivers
BY LEO II. LAssEN

EFoRE the present
season started. Seat
Gle fans were sksp-
Teal about the
cato hing. figuring
that Earl BALDWIN
and Frank Tobln
hardly measured up
20 tho other stats
IN tho league
but "Hed" Killsfsr
banked on them 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Tiger Team
Holds Lead
by Victory

A threc.run lead piled UP in tho
second inning was held By the
Broadway Tigers In their big game
with Garfield Mt Broadway field
Tuesday. Tho Tigers continue TO
TOP the standings by their victory.
The score; r.. III. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

West Seattle and Ballard put on
n sandlot exhibition ut Ballard and
At runs wero scored during tho day.
Ballard winning "a to 81. It was
In tho nature of mn upset as tho
West siders were favored to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Scoring two runs in tho ninth
inning. Roosevelt trimmed Lincoln
40 at Lower Woodland park Tues
day. Effective relief pitching by
liinklo saved tho Toddies lot OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Batteries; Sweet. Ia Chance and
syphcr; Gaftncy, Howe, johnson,
Gaffney and Chitwood.
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CHAPTER XVI


When the Milford stage came in
from the city next forenoon Jack War.
hope was there 10 meet II. So was
Loge Belden. He had doubtless
learned Of the abrupt departure Of
Hopkins the evening before.
He shuffied up TO the post-office win
dow after the mall was worked. zeke
| threw him out a letter He stared af
II hard: thrust II into his pocket IN
opened: Immediately left the post Of
fee and walked rapidly up Eagle Hol.
low road.
Jack had expected there would be a
letter for Belden--had counted on Il.
That's what had brought him 10 the
post Office. He hurried back to the
homestead: crossed the barn lot:
sprang Up the rough path that led 10
the top Of the elf; spared a moment
to glance keeniy about and darfed IN
among the trees.
Once IN the seclusion Of the woods
be ran q; TOP speed. well hack from
the brow OF the bluffs. as far a. the
deserted cabin Of dead Henry sper-
UT Ilfh+I uir Wy oLl 70 inc cDAF OF
the cliffs and peeped down at the road-
Loge Belden was just coming into
sight
AS be came even with The cabin be
stopped: glanced IN every direction
whisfled. The whistle was answered
from within the czbir-anotber fact
the woocsmsp had counted on Belder
vauited the fence. ran up the yard and
pushed open the door. Jack crept %
TO the corner Of the cabin where the
chlnk was out between the logs.
Bel6en had just opened bis letter;
Black Bogus was stopped over him.
Belden. as he read. suddenly uttered a
low exclamation
''Tnight.- be muftered--af mid /
night
He swore rDerriiy.
Il knowed e hadn't reneged-I
knowed e hadn't
Hold STILL grovled the other i
Huh = be went on--t'nighf-mid-
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By DAVID ANDERSON



The woodsman had caught tho sp-
peal In the soft tones; wondered what
could be the relation between the Cir
and such q man As Hopkins. Then he
recalled her reference TO 1.-The third
man. that startled moment In the
bushes by the aide OF the road; 70
membered her running down the yard
toward them on the evening of the
ride; and he brought his eyes as close
10 the slit under the sash as he dared.
After a short pause, during which he
fancied she might be gathering reso-
luton for another question. the soft
voice came again. more faltering than
before:
San Their wusnr nothin' under the
rock-no note mr. nothin'-r'
mot a damn scrap"
The face under the window turned
to the wall. Loge dropped back TO the
pallet Black Bogus drew the unof-
Tending bills from his pocket and
slammed them down on the shelf: I'M
buckled his holster and put the re-
volver under his shirt blew out the
candle and pitched down beside Bel
den.
The man crouched on the outside OF
the window pondered what he had
seen and heard. He looked eagerly
for the outfit with which they made
their spurious money-that was the
one big reason, In fact, that had
brought him He saw no trace OF it.
the hint dropped by Hopkins In the
little park that they had printed a
plentiful supply before coming up the
river was doubtless true, and that
meant practically the absence OF any
very substantial proof.
He recalled what Hopkins had told
Black Bogus about the large amount
OF money still In the safe at the red
rooted cottage-unguarded as they
would now suppose. They would be
almost certain 10 make some attempt
to get II. When they did
But they were certain not TO make
the attempt TIL they learned that
Hopkins was gone. Until then all was
safe.
In his brief glance over the interior
OF the cabin. the woodsman was struck
by the fact that the place was neat
and clean. Mean as II was. Il bore
the mark OF orderly hands-doubtles
the hands OF the girl lying just inside
the window.
The cabin settled still. The outlaws
on the farther pallet began 10 breathe
heavily. The woodsman prepared TO
slip away but suddenly stopped and |
brought HIS ear close 90 the slit under |
he sash-the mountain girl was cry
ng softly.
There was a stir under the blanket 1
where Loge Belden lay; the creak OF
steps came across the floor and a dim
igure stopped above the pallet under
he window.
Don't cry. little sister. He amt
vo'th cryin' rr-no man amt"
The grit and grind Of powerful teeth
cached TO the listener outside.
Hes got Z quit pesterin' you-piay-
n hot an cold with y'u-damn I'm. r
ell wake up some mornin' In hell
nth a knife in is ribs -
Loge Belden. the renegade. the out
aw-the tenderness In his voice was
unbelievable. The amazed listener at
be window stopped along the cabin
'gs and softly slipped away.
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