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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Tack Out of Lung;
BABY Is Recovering

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. si.-Cle.
ius Moore. s.month.oid son Of a ~.
Louis lRborer. Il lying ia n crib
Al tho University hospital. recover,
ing from an operation which re-
moved a steel carpet tack a quarter
OF an inch long from hls lung.
Or. Chsyalier Jackson. world IA
nous surgeon. performed tho opsr
alton ga less than five minutes Tn.
lcsa unexpected complications d.,
vclop the infant win 30 Ahle "a
Icaye the hospital IN three dayH
clctua took no anaosihctie and ftl
asleep Immediately afteraArd. To
day DO awoisr. apparently well. un
aware of the ordeal which he had
passed thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Box Social Slated
by West Side Club

The West Seattle Community club
will give an oidfashioned box lunch
entertainment at the Community
club house Friday evening at $50
o'clock. Spelling bees and other on.
tertainment viii DO provided.
The club owns ito clubhouse. which
was built and furnished last year.
Present officers are d C. Conovor.
president; Marion Edwards. score.
tary; da M. Psulson. assistant score.
tary. and Mru. l.. o. Fisct, chairman
OF tho entertainment committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Minnesota Wins
Case From N. D.

WASHINGTON. Jan. si.--Sor,h
Dakota must pay costs Of lis sult
against Minnesota 10 secure $1,000.
900 damages for the flooding OF lands
in tho Bots Dc Sioux valley. tho 81.
prcmc court ruled today. Recently
tho suit itself was decided against
North Dakota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
HIS RABBITS FOOT
FAILED TO WORK, so
HE LANDED IN JAIL

A Rpls WALTON. 20. negro
n waiter found that tho myslio
spell n rabbits foot yoa,
loft hind foot niled absolutely
20 protect him from the law sun.
day night when ratrolmnu II. c.
Smith arrested Walton pnd y. 4.
Wlllamn bis companion. al
Eighth ave 3. ana Jackson ~,
Walton WIS charged with being
"a disorderly person,
when searched az headqunr
ters the rabbits foot was marked
up 49, evidence. whether 10
charm will work on Judge John
u. Gordon viii be decided Mon.
dny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Eagles to Register

Voters among 1900 Eagles ana
their families and friends who gath
cred pt the hail of Seattle Aerie No
I. Saturday evening. were urged
10 show their good citizenship By
registering Tor the coming elections
by Attorney Donald a. Mcdonald.
A special program 81 entertainment
and dances were other features Of
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Death Blow To
Rheumatism

whether you have had IL one or
many years. II your pains DO not be-
Ein 10 disappear by tho twelfth day
under Antl-uric treatment We viii
refund the lilo that you pay va for
same. That's how confident We are
that Anti.urlc gives the desired re-.
lief For sale ~ naTttil Drug
Stores --AdvrFfiasfnanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Seeks Son Missing
&c Years in N. Y.

Mra. Mari J.. Howard. SIS Fif,h
ave. y. appealed 10 the police Mon.
day for aid IN locating her son.
Charles 7. kcsaier. who disappeared
20 years ago on tho streets q New
York She haa never heard from
him since hb disappearance. ksss'
Ter would b. a years old AZ this
time Mru. Howard is widow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
srREET cAR nEI.p rr

TACOMA. Jan. si---Two negro
bandits iieId UP and robbed n. II.
Lee. a street car operator. on the
18th ~. line AZ midnight last night.
escaping with 80. Ray Milton.
stopped near tho municipal dock.
also was held W. He lost tiss
TO two masked and armed youths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptie
Liquid. Just What You Need

Don't W0rfy about Eczema or
other akin troubles. You can have
a clear, healthy skin by using Zemo
obtained AZ any drug store Tor Sc.
or extra largo bottle az 800.
Zomo generally removes P!mples.
Blnekhoada. Bloichnn. Eczema and
Ringgofm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. zemo b. n clean. pens.
tratinK. antiseplle liquid. II j. cas-.
rs applied and costs mere trifle
for each application. II n always
dependable. Zemo Soap. asc-zemo
Ointment. Zoe Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Swallows Poison;
Friends Save Him

James Honn. Managield hotel.
swallowod poison IN an atiemp, 10
kin himself early Monday morning.
according 90 police Koran was
found in his room by friends, who
had him taken 20 the city hospital.
Ills condition Il serious HoRn ala
not give n reason Tor tho act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Crude Oil Prices
Boosted 20 Cents

DALLAS. Tex. Jan, sfs-An 10.
crease Of 20 cents. 10 $3.50 per bar.
rel. IN the prices Of Mexia crude and
corslcana light crude was announced
by tho Magnolia Petroleum Co, here
iodaY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
HURT IN TacoN,

TACOMA. Jan. .i.--seyen persons
we're injured. three o. them serious.
~. in a series 81 automobile acct.
dents hero Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
I,PAN's pIEr WAyTRs

TOKYO. Jan. sis-Thc diet open.
cd today for a short session and nd.
journed until tomorrow when Il he.
came practically assured that lack
OF confidence Ia the present govern.
ment win he voted II the question
gets 70 a roll call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

Dear Miss Grey; As your column
Is rcad by more women than any
other single department OF any
newspaper Il Is the best possible
medium Of addressing them ON a
subject Of vast Importance. Miss
Grey. will Sou kindly permit me.
nnd ladies' will you be 50 sood as
10 think OF what l sayf
n you will take the trouble TO
ask IS adults OF your acquaintance
whether they are satisfied with tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21

Cynthia Grey win receive call
ers on Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday from ( 20 p. tn and on
Tuesday and THURSDAY from II
90 IL a. m. Rt her office In The
Star nldg. 1909 seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-21
Pictures Wanted

Amateur photographers interested
in seeing Seattle and the Puget
Sound country presented in proper
pictorial fashion TO magazine and
newspaper readers OF the nation
arc asked TO send photographs,
which they think can be advan.
tageously used. TO the Chamber OF
Commerce for it's 1924 national adj.
yortisIng campaign. They should
be addressed. Publicity Depart.
mcnt Seattle Chamber OF Com.
mcrce."
An enormous lighthouse in mem.
DRY OF Christopher Columbus soon
Sill be erected in San Domingo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

Ia CREcA. .el meior restaurant
10 San Juan. Tstukn 21.- Adv1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICoLA
DE PUERTO RIO
-sEcCIoN DE AHoRRos-

Habiendose extraviado la libreta NO.
1898 expedida por nuestra Agencia de
Rio Piedras a favor de don MAN UEL
AYALA, Sc hace saber: que 81 pasados
treinta dias despues de la primera pu-
blicacion de este anuncio sin que per-
soma alguna Sc haya presentado a re-
clamar su mejor derecho, Sc lie cxpe-
dira Ell correspondence duplicado lae-
dando sin valor la original.
SAN JUAN P. F.. 9 de MAYO de
1894 Ell secretario- P. Rocafort.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
PASo A LA CIENCIA
Abril II, 1924.

Abril II, 1924.
sr. Antonio Escalera,
Santurce, P. R.
Mi distinguish sr. Escalere:
Accuse recibo de su carta de abril
4 honrandome I'd. con ell nombramien-
to de "socIo HoNoRARIo'', de Els
calera Gregg Shorthand School la cual
tan digna y acertadamente I'd. dirige..
No puedo terminar sin felicitario
por Ell notable exito obtenido por su
institution, en- ell noble prop6s.to de
pr oparar y levantar nuestra juventud
para las luchas de la vida.
ordene a su alto. amigo y s. s.
CONSULTING AND CONTRACT
ING ENGINEER,-F. BENITEZ RE.
ZACH. Advt.
N~-aEA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

Telegrama publicado "Tiempo'
hoy sobre meeting Republicans Pu-
ros no dice verdad. Habrian en- dicho
meeting Trescientos individuos entire
unionistas, republicanos leales Allan
ga y disidentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
e 'COmite especial.
Continuation de la la. pag,)

que Sc lie haga justicia a los ~nativos
y no podemos ~resignarnos a per-
derla. Pero 81 a csc extreme llega-
semos, protestaremos o todas nues-
tras ~fuerzas, y nos sentiremos muy
orgullosos de nuestra protesta, por-
que en- ella va encarnada ell sehtir
de TODD Puerto Rico.
De acuerdo con las r~ecomendacio-
mes del Conite de Hacienda. Sc apro-
baron las siguientes partidas:
Aumentar ell sueldo que en- la ac-
tralidad disfruta ell Pat6logo de la
Universidad de $500 a $270O.
Asignar una partida especial para
traer al Sr. Tomas Navarro, de la
Universidad de Madrid, para que de
varias c~onferencia durante ell Cur
so de Verano del 1925.
En- cuanto a la reconsideration que
habia de hacerse de la continuation
del Departments de Architecture
de MayagUez, Sc acordo posponer tai
asunto hasta que Ell Comite de Ha-
cienda pueda conferenciar con ell Co.
misionado del Interior para yer 81
este presto su cooperation. Tambifn
Sc instruyo al Comite en- ell sentido
dc que considerara la idea de tras-
ladar Ell Departamcnto de Arquitec-
tura dc Mayaguez a Rio Piedras.
FL nombramiento de todas aque-
las personals que han sido recomen-
dadas por los deans para cubrir las
diversas plazas de la Universidad,
a exception de dos, sobre quienes
Sc esta hacienda una Investigation,
fue ~aprobado.
De acuerdo con una recomenda-
cion recibida de la facultad del CO.
legio de Agriculture y Aries Mecca
Meas de Mayaguez, Sc acordo confe-
rir ell tftulo honorario de Master
of Architecture" al Professor Ere
derrick w. Revels, Director del De-
partamento dc Arquitectura de la
Universidad de Syracuse, quien fue,
cl fundador de dicho Departamento
dc Architecture en- la ciudad de Ma
yaguez.
A las s~iguientes personals Sc les
concedio ell diploma de Escuela Su-
perior:
Maria Eugenia Ramos, Thomas S.
Muriel, Isolina Roman Sanchez, y
Carmen Vazquez.
Las recomendaciones %recibidas de
las diferentes f~acultades para confe-
rir t~itulos, diplomas v certificados
en- los distintos cursos, fueron apro-
badas, baio condicion de que los can
didatos terminaran satisfactoriamen-
tie Ell trabajo del ano.
Sc anuncio la oferta del Presi-
dente de la Junta de Sindicos de la
Universidad de. Clark c~oncediendo
una plaza en- dicha Universidad pa
ra un graduado de Aries Liberales
en- la Universidad de Puerto Rico.
Dicha beca concedera ensenaza Y
h~ospedaje gratuido y $500 para gas
tos particulares. La Junta de Sindicos
acord6 manifestar a la Universidad
de Clark 10 mucho que Sc apreciaba
dicho honor.
Sc concedio un ano de licencia sin
page, a los profesores, Milton Wit
tier Y Doris Patton.
Hoy a las diez Sc reunir5 cl Co
mite que csta hacienda la investi-
gaci6n sobre los ultimos aconteci-
mientos de la Universidad para to-
mar acuerdos en- csc sentido.
Z AK r % - -------A-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
DE MANATI RECTIFICAN A
Sci TIEMPO"
Manati, mayo II 1924.

HdHdII, HdyU Il ,IOA7.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13

M. Valdes NADAL.
~Corrcsponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
LA C~ARRETERA SALINAS
CAYEY

En- la tarde de aver a las 2 P. M.
Sc llevo a efecto en- la Ofcina del
Comisionado del Interior, la siguien-
tie subasta:
CONSTRUCTION de Z Kilometres de
la c%arreterra "Salinas-Cayey", y dos
puentes de hormigon reforzado, uno
de 40 M. sobre ell rio "Majada" "
otro de so m. sobre eel rio "Lapa"
cuyo presupuesto aprobado asciende
a la suma dc CIENTO DIEZ Y SEIS
MIL SEISCIENTOS SESENTICIN-
co DOLLARS CON OCHO CENTA-
VOS ($116,665.O8), habiendo concu-
rrido los siguientes postores:
Tomas C. Sifonte, Arecibo,
$1O7,228.50
JESUS Benitez, Santurce,
$110,113.60
Enrique Amadeo, San Juan,
$101, 2O2.61
Adriano Gonzalez, Arecibo,
$~1o5.s53.65
Jose P. Gonzalez, Ponce,
101, S07.57
Felix Colon, Arecibo,
$1o6, OO4.6O
Juan Cedron, villalba,
SOL, 748.30
La Junta de Subasta oportuna-
mente hara la adjudication CORES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-13
TODD CAMUY ESTA CON
TOUS SOTO
Camuy, mayo IL, 1924

Camuy, mayo IL, 1924.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Mitin y manifestation anunciada
Eel TEMPO" no cs cierto. Tal acto
no ha sido celebrado Camuy. Todos
Estamos con Tous Soto.
Jose REAL.
C~orresponsal.
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DICE Ell LCDO. PINERo..
Juncos, IL mayo 1924.
tor de eel MUNDO",

Director de eel MUNDO",
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Suplicole rectifcar parrafo cuarto
dc mi a~rticulo de aver. Donde dice:
"De haber estado ALI, hubi6semos
rectificado nuestro voto negative a
la Alianza", debera decir: "De ha-
Der estado ALI hubiesemos ratificado
nuestro voto negative a la Alianza'.
Recuerdo que ESQ ultimo dice ell ORR
ginal: Isl no fuese asi, habria un
marcado dualismo en- mis- ideas"
Gracias por esta cortesia.
Lcdo. Fulgencio Pincro Rodriguez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24

down with two for a goal after
crossing the line. and a place kick
counted Tor five paints. which put
a premium upon goals from the
field.
II was thought poor kicking 20
miss more than three out Of eight
trials az the bar While playing
with Chicago university ia 1905
hHw Walter EckerEall boot five drop
kicks over the bar IN one game.
Eckersail was quarterback p0rfec-
ton and undoubtedly tho best man
at that position the game has ever
known. But more OF him later
Football AZ Washington 20 years
REo was E,iil In the dark ages and
tho season Of 1901 Jaw the first
turn for tho better An effort was
made soon after that 10 line up
decent schedules for Washington,
and u was those years from 1901
until 1906 and the coming OF Gil
Doble that IL was tough time for
the gridirUn players as no definite
system wns IN vogue for doing
things. but With the advent Of Doble
football became a business and an
institution az Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Giants Gain Valuable Ground in National Race
Indians Scalp the Seals in Opener of 3
16 GOLFERS
REMAINING
Amateur Field in Second
Round of Fight for
Championship

MERIoN CRICKET CLUB. Phila,
A'i delphla. Sept ?t-with only
ono foreigner " l. Hope. the
Dnushsr. remaining in the field
American Eolf stars continued their
chase after the national amateur
championship IN the second round
Of the tournament here today.
sixteen Of tho 80 players who
started IN the first nlght of the
match play yesterday will face
sitter competition IN eight import,
ant matches q 80 holes today
Bobby Jones. tho youthful former
national open champion. viii play
Clarke Corkoran. Philadelphia. win.
nor Of tho medal play
Francis oulmeL the conqusror Of
Willie Hunter former British cham.
pion. viii play Eddie Held. ST.
Louis
George Won Elm. Loo Angeles
who had 10 80 an extra hole yes
tcrday 10 beat tho i7.ysar-old wash.
lnEton youth. Roland Mackenzie.
plays l. 81. Watts. 81 Louis
~ 7 jonss. IT,. Atlanta. defeated w.
,. Thompson. Toronto Z and
ID Clarke Cortfan. phiiadsIBhia. de
fsaiei w, ~ pardnsf. Huifaia. ard
= r. Keeper. chlsaEo. defeated
NhArlss Evans Jrs Chicago. and =
bllsr orth AuEuttus. Cleveland. defeat.
Cd ~. " JACK Philadelphia. ana q
Ifancls ouinisnt nastsn. defeated W
l. Hunter. Los Angeles. , and 8
Lfdie Hsii. - Louis. defeated y. J.
Wrshi ~ uostan. J and
Jesse '. Quiifprd. Boston. defeated "
7 Wiuirirssr. stsuhsnvilis. Ohio. and
Arthur Yates. Rochester. -. r.. defeat.
- z. Dunphy. washington. u. q I up
DEXTER cpmmiuss. Chicago. defeated
Kari >. 9nsssr nnsi8n. 10 and
" l. ffsps Scotland. defeated n. A
Ghrdhsf. Chicago. VI.
J wood riAtt. Philsdsiphia. defeated
r 4. Tpuane.. Fraiisnd. and
Mar nsrstun. Phiisdsiphis defeated
Nsiar Charles q. Usiist, EaEiand. :
and
l. ~ watts o. Louis. Gs,sAtsd A. C.
Timer. Jacksonville Z ard 8,
osurGs Won Vim. los ArEsiss. defeated
Ireland r MeNrHsis. washinEtsn. .. G.
a. holes
q. a. priEss. IT, Gsv FORK. defeated
ii Chandler Ersn. Portland. ore.
and G.
9 ~ paul Ss~ York defeated Eda's
Lever HasfaH 2 ara !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
lB.ETIIKIEEW THE GOAL
@5oOtbsll soyeers ago pOSIS
~ BYDRWhc SPEIDEL IO'N
Eg as told to Leo HLassan
CHAPTER I
- nII Co.. ....I fHa 49,


FOOTBALL - a manH game and
Il is no sport for weaklings. the
body contact. the Hubmsrnion N the
individual into team play and the
glory Of youth. for it'n s1unE
mans paatime. make II one Of tho
greatest of all games AHaoeia-
ton with our colleges and uniyeTni-
tief. hrinFa 90 football that spirit
which no other sport can know.
And the game. which n eompan-
lively young as yet and still IN Us
Infancy. IL taking a firm hold on
the pubic. Az o. shown by tho ire
mcndous crowds that turn out for
the contests turnout the country
each year. This has come. ! think.
largely thru tho changes IN the
game that have made n more spec
tacular and which have made = n
combination Of skin. Drawn and col
OF, II Il less brutal
The old game. as We played Il AZ
Washington some 20 years ago. was
almost devoid OF the brilliant FOR.
ward passing Of today. Nearly all
plays were run from one formation.
the hall passing thru tho quarter.
back 70 tho backs. who invariably
lined up In a straight formation I'm.
mediately behind the line,
There was n premium on speed In
those days. too. but there was more
brutality 90 the game than there Il
today. The yardaso was only five.
with three downs 20 make Il. ns
against 10 yards. with four chances
today.
The tacklinE. too. seemed more
vicious than II IL today. as hurdling.
tho flying tackle and rougher block
ing were allowed.
The old game was more OF n
hammering 81 the line than the
spectacular running exhibition II IS
today.
But size wasn't everything, Enoeh
BaEuhaw. waahington's proBnu
coach. played while never Weighing
much moro than it5 pounds and
Fred MeElmon. ono Of Washing
toms greatest fuilbacks. tipped tho
scales around 100 pounds
Tho scoring. too. was different
Five points wrro given for a touch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Geysel Knocks Out
O'Brien in Fourth

Henry Geysel Gcorgetown's fast
Coming lightweight, knocked out
Jimmy OBrion IN the fourth round
of the tryout smoker al Austin &
sali's gym last night Gcysel slowed
away several hard punches in the
OBrien pantry and the saiior took
the count.
Other results follow: frankie
Green drew with Rcnnle Goyd; Dick
Butler drew Jimmy McKilltop; Art
Trans drew Bobby Henderson: Andy
Marrinella defeated Eddie johnson
when tho latter couldn't answer the
bell for the fourth round; Eddie
Jordan stopped Nick Darona In the
second round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
DOESN'T WORRY DAzzY VANCE

IL Is easy 70 run bases on Dazzy
Vance. star pitcher Of the Brooklyn
Nationals. A good baserunnsr can
always figure when Vance intends
pitching the ball to the plate. How.
ever. that doesn't worry Vance very
much. as he says you can't run bases
unless you reach first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
GENARo WINS

NEW YORK. Sept. si.-Fnnkis
Genaro. American rywoiEht cham.
plon. won tho decision oysr Bushy
Graham In u rounds at Henderson
bowl IN Brooklyn. Graham WAS
snacked TO tho canvas twice during
the scssion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24

Pittsburg. 10 /. while Chicago was
beating Brooklyn. across the river.
20 T.
Hugh MeQulllAn pitched fine ball
for the Giants, allowing seven hits
and striking out four.
The Giants were forced 20 use
makeshiit lineup with George
Kelly az second base.
Jim o'ConnelL former san Fran.
cisco star. opened the scoring with
a homer into the right field stands
in the fourth. scoring a man ahead
OF him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
scnALK,s RECORD STOPPED

Ray schalk's great record FOR
catching 100 or moro games each
season is soon 20 pass into tho dis
cart. Schais for 10 consecutive
years has performed in 100 or more
games every year for the white sox
Numerous injuries this season made
II impossible TO come through. lie
had hoped 20 stretch the record TO
Il years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
FADDEN WINS

Biackie Fadden won tho handicap
diving title for tho Guy Sherwood
cup az the Crystal Pool last night.
Tho competition has been running
for several weeks. The pool closes
SUNDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
Oakland Wins First
Game at Sacramento

SACRAMENTO. Sept. :I.-oak.
land took a flyo'run lead IN the
first two innings Tuesday. and was
never headed by Sacramento. win.
ming. 10 :. II was Buddy Ryan's
first game as manager OF tho homo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24
PREP BANQUET TONIGHT

The first banquet Of the NY for
the prep football players is being
held at the Y NJ G. a. tonight.
Torchy Torrance viii bo toast
master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24

iflAtlfEI4l tf1ll ult
n was Eldreds
var club that
ruined things FOR
the Seals.
lie Cmacked n
single. a double
and a homer in
inning victory over
san Francisco In
the first game Of
their big series
here Tuesday The
finale was 8 10 {.
but II took Seattle
II frames 20 turn
the trick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-24

Atteh NAaAtNA ~ AAAAfts ~
youthful Tacoma amateur rnkist
Chuck" Hunter. as hs il known
10 his hundreds Of golf friends. has
a good chance OF bringing tho ma.
tional amateur crown TO the North.
west.
Anybody who can sock tho golf
ball around a wicked course In or
around 70 and who Is only 10 years
or age has possibilities. II Prince I'd
ward Albert should AJAX you.
Hunter will continue as an anna.
teur.
The Tacoma wizard with the driver
and mashie .nlbliek will probably en-
ter college IN Chicago aa soon an no
IL graduated from Stadium high and
IN and around the Chicago section y
where tho national amateur tourney
will 30 staged next year. or when
Hunter gets ready 70 compete.
Hunter II a prodigy al golf
And Hunter socks the ball.
His forte n getting distance 10
drives.
on a fast course he can send them
flying down tho fairEay for 200
yards. iia does well when driving
more than so yards
Being only 10 his more than nln
feet % hoigh, Il remarkable. iIo
ahoaid BE- a giant o. tho fairWays
when his tall frame fills out.
And u no drives them 700 yards
now he should be tocking the ball
veil over this figure az 20.
He should bo watched daring the
neat few years
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STONE FAyoRITE

NEWARK. ~ j.. Sept. 2i.-Ad
Stone. philadelphia marine. has been
made n slight favorite In tho betting
for hts SO tonight with Young
stribiinR.
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Salt Lake Wins
Over Vernon Team

SALT LAKE. Sept. 2t.-Salt Lake
won n typical Utah game from Yer.
mn srttr.Aau d. 20 q
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KRACHE VICTOR

ABERDEEN. sept. 24,-Ted Kra,
che won the referees decision in a
six.round fight With Macario Flores
last night.
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Champions
Advance by
Full Game
New York Defeats Pitts
burg; Chicago Trims
Dodgers; Senators Win
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Ew YORK. Sept
st-Tho New
York Giants
gained valuable
ground IN the
terrific National
league fight
Tuesday. when
they picked up a
fun game on
their rivals. The
EH-a
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TAYLOR WINS

Los ANGELES. Sept. sI-Bud
Taylor. Indiana bantam. defeated
George Rivers in four rounds hero
last night
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DODGERS LOSE

BROOKLYN. Sept. s4.-DaEzy
Vance held Chicago TO four hits. but
Lost TO tho Cubs in the 10th. Home
runs did t. GranthAm hit two and
Hartnett broke up the game with
one in the 10th. I, was vance's
second straight defeat and both in