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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
EL FONDO PARA Ell HOGAR
DE LAS SlERVlTAS GREECE
RAPIDAMENTE

Por una information Que publicamos
anteriormente, nuestros lectores estan
enterados. de la noble idea que han
cohcebido varias a1truistas damas de Ia
localidad. Sc trata de construir ur no-
gar para las mobiles hermanitas que nace
cuarenta afos estan prodigando Ell
bien en- nuestra isla, sin que hasta La
fecha tengan un asilo comfortable don
de descansar de sus fatigas.
Hoy publicamos con placer i.1tenso,
la siguiente Iista, que nos envia la al
truista DANA, Dofa Aurea b. de Geor-
getti, de las personals que hasta la fe-
cha han respondido al sifnpatfco Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
"A los Senores Duefios de Lecherlas
GRAN REALIZACi0N

CFREcEMOS Fiasta conctrrencia de MIL cajas de Hel
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s. oatdadss 20 no enoss De 100 oaa
LATOTALiDAD de Ia ExiSTENcLA, unas
500 eaas so la GAIA.
cBSERvAcloN
Estas oaias sirven acknowledgements sin que pegren
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que en- trucks w5gones del ferocarriI-LOS PRE-
CLOS ARRlBA ESTAMPADOS NO .cuBREN M REMOTA-
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10 EXCEDE DE TRES DOLARES EN- sFABRlcA TANTO
LAS CAJAS COMO LAS BoTELLAS Sc ENcUENTRAN EN-
MA0NlFaCAS CCNDiCiONES apenas 81 fueron usadas
la PONCE SANITARY MILK COMPANY.
PARA todo PEDiDo drgirse Sres NAREANI& PlRAZzI
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
UN PRoBLEaIA DE
IDENTIFICACIoN

Cuando el cuelpo del Profesro Roy
W. White, de Ia universidad de penn.
sylvania, fue halIado cerca de la via
ferred no lejos de Ia Universidad, ei
CAPTAIN James l. Donaghy, jefe del
Servicio Secreto de Filadelfia, Ilego
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

E. RIBERA CHEvREMoNT.
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T. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Big Crowd in
Attendance at
Track Opening

VANCOUVER. b. c.. July 10. 49,
v What was said TO be the greatest
crowd TO witness a horse race in
Western Canada gathered Wednes.
day at the new Lansdowno track and
saw Buckhorn II. win the inaugural
handicap for a purse OF $1,000.
Six other races thrilled the big
crowd Racing will continue at
Lansdowne until next Wednesday.
Tho results follows
First race DEMONSTRATING won,
Lawrence Manning second. Kinetic third.
Second race, furlonEs-York Road
won, camouflaEe II. second. Calgary Lad
third.
Third race. 81 furlonss-somo Baby
won. Carrie Moore second, Melchoir third.
-Four race. ! i-isth es--Buckhorn
H. won: Contriot second. Full o. Fun
third. Tims--i;t9 i-5.
Fifth race. furlonss-Nantueket won,
John A. Scott. Jr., second, Lady Gorham
third.
Sixth race. furiongs> and 55 yards
Matinee Idol won. Stroller second; Pawn
Broker third.
Seventh race mite and 20 yards
Fiaxy Mae won. Barriskane second, Fig
uration third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Lacrosse Men
Play in B. c.
on Saturday

HAMILTON DOUGLAS has gath.
IL cred n strong lineup to play
In Victoria Saturday afternoon,
when Seattle viii cross sticks in a
championship game of lacrosse
against the Garrison a. c. team.
The team has been pricticing
nightly and has improved greatly
since thc Westminster game.
number of fans are making the
trip with tho team. which leaves Sat.
urday, at a. m, and a hot contest
Is looked for.
The following players are max.
ing the trip:
George slater, Jack Case. C. Buch.
onroth. Jack Smith, w. Thompson.
Carl Jacobs, Eli Shaver, |. Hender.
son. I. league, u. Pottinger, w.
Williamson, L, Annanoo. Don Nc.
Dowell w, Dave, c, Campbell, Capt.
Ran Mcmillan.
BIZ Shaver, the local hockey star,
has been added 10 the lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
ELLISON Is
POWERFUL HITTER

Bert Ellison. the aggressive Seal
manager and first sacker. is un.
doubtedly the most powerful right
handed hitter in the league today.
lie gets tremendous distance and hits
to all fields. He Is now hitting well
over 400. In Salt Lake he hit eight
homers in three games and battcd
around 900 for the week.
Ellison hit couple yesterday that
will be buzzed about for some time.
He clicked homer inside OF the park
over Bill Lanes head far out in cen.
terrified, the ball landing beyond the
Augustine & Kyer sign. Ellison
isn't the fastest bird in the world
and he just made the circuit.
Later he smacked another to al.
most the same spot. the ball bounc-
ing off OF the fence for three bases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

money by playing IN their
own park.
we have offered the Salt Lake
club the Valencia street park FOR a
very low percentage OF the gate
that would take care OF the rent OF
the grounds. Lane can make more In
one week in san Francisco than
he could in four In Long Beach.
Fresno or making his club a road
team
"Aliho the san Francisco
owners aren't on good personal
terms with Lane because Of the
friction over Bin Mccarthy last
year. we never let personalities
enter into business. For tlre
good OF the whole league Lane
should place his team In san
Francisco.
Vancouver. b. G. may be
Sood city for the Coast league. but
Il would work a hardship In SEIZED,
ulins and there would be no place
in the South for the Vancouver club
10 open in the spring. The weather
conditions in the Northwest In April
have never been suitable 10 early
openings.
Il hear where Salt Lake may
play Seattle in Vancouver next
week. personally think this is a
mistake OF Judgment as Seattle Is
baseball mad and II the Indians go
well with the Seals for the week.
the Bees would draw much more
here than they could in Canada.
As for making salt Lake
road team II would cost Lane
plenty OF coin TO keep his team
travelling each week. BY placing
his team in Frisco continuously
Lane would not only cut down
his own transportation. but
would reduce that OF the other
teams because OF the central 10.
cation.
And Oakland. by playing salt
Lake in San Francisco would make
.hrcc times the money that Il would
by playing those games in Oakland.
Playing ball in Frisco AMI Oak.
land at the same time would not
affect the Oakland attendance much
as very few Frisco fans attend the
Oakland games"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Finlander
Makes Two
New Marks
Nurmi Takes Distance
Events Within Hour of
Each Other; Yanks Top
BY HENRY Il. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
COLONIES STADIUM. Paris. July
~ iO.-PAavo Nurml. Finland. won
two olympic events within an hour
this afternoon. The wonderful dih.
lance runner from the northlsnd
scored 20 points for his country
when he took first place In the
800 meters and followed this Up
with a victory In tho 5000 meters
shortly afterwards.
Nurml won ns he pleased in the
1900 meter finals. breaking the
olympic record at $50 IS. one acc.
ond short Of hiA own worlds record.
Jumping into the lead at the gun.
Nurmi set his own pace all the
way and won by 80 yards. ioaflnE
along az the end. Had he been
pushed. the marvellous Finn would
certainly have broken worlds
record.
Ray Watson. OF the Illinois Attn.
letic club. made a courageous at.
tempt 90 stay with Nurmi. and
chung 20 his heels until they entered
the stretch. Then Watson fell be.
hind and finished seventh. com.
pletely exhausted. Ray Buker. a
team mate OF Watson. and Lloyd
Hahn. OF tho Baltimore Athletic
association. finished NTH and sixth.
In the 5000 meters run Nurmi
won. with Willie Ritola, his team.
mate. second.
There was bad feeling and zeal.
ousy between the two. each a super.
distance runner.
They raced 10 the tape. Nurmi
always just a little the better. He
broke the tape with a couple OF
feet 10 spare.
Ritols. who got his training In
the United States. offered 20 shake
hands 20 congratulate his rival. but
Nurmi turned his back and logged
away.
Wide Of Sweden. who pressed Rito.
IA In the 1000 meters run last Sun.
day. was third. while Johnny Romig
OF Penn state finished fourth.
Seppalh OF Finland was nth and
clibon. England. sixth. The time
was 1881 3.5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Star Finals
Will Begin
on Sunday

THE finals OF The Star Junior
l Baseball league. Class d division,
will get under way Sunday at Lower
Woodland park with tho Arden Cubs
playing tho South Lake Juniors at
noon and tho Georgetown Cubs
tAngiing with the Junior Advance
club al p. m.
The winning teams viii get 10.
gothor on the following week 10 play
the game that VIII settle tho cham.
pionship FOR the year.
Tho managers Of tho four finalists
should send In their prospective line.
ups Immediately.
Tho star Shield goes to the win.
ming team.
Eddie whitcsidcs win umpire the
big series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Big Track Meet
at Camp Lewis

CAMP LEWIS. Wash. July TO-
Best athletes among the 800 boys
here for citizens military training
camp, competed today in the track
meet.
Races will include the 90, 100 and
9?oyard events, jumps and the run.
ming broad and high. and the jave-
lin throw, discus and shot put will
be included. Three companies of boys
from Washington, and one company
from Oregon will send their men
into the contest, which has been
arranged by Maj, G.. w. c. Whiting.
morale officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Graham Claims Frisco Only Spot for Utah Club
RECRUIT PITCHER AGAIN HALTS INDIAN UPRISING
Nurmi Wins Two Olympic Runs in Single Day
The Best Second -Sackers in Minors

Seattle baseball fans are
lamping the best keystone
men in the minors in action
this week. Cliff Brady Cup
peri, the Seattle second-sack-
er, and Pete Kilduff, the
classy San Francisco infield-
er, are both playing fine ball.
Both of them do everything
well, on defense and offense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
DARK HORSE WINS
P0LE VAULT

T EE BARNES. tho Hollywood
IL Cal. high school boy. won the
pole vault for the United States when
he cleared the bar at Il feet SE
inches.
Glenn Graham. another Califor.
nian. was second. with James X.
BROKER Of the University OF Michi.
gan. third. thus adding 10 points TO
Americas total.
Peterson. Denmark. was fourth;
PickHrd, Canada, fifth. and Ralph
Spoarow. University OF Oregon. add.
cd another point for America by
winning sixth place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
DARTMOUTH MAN
WINS HAMMER THROW

A MERICA picked up IS useful
n points in the hammer throw.
Tooteli won the event with n
hcaye OF SO meters 2e5 en-.
Matt McGrath. New York a. c.,
was second. with Nokes. England.
third: Erickson. Finland, fourth:
SKIOLD. Sweden, fifth, and McEschern,
u. s. A.. sixth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Rooters' Club
Snaps Into II

The star Rooters club was o.
deck In real style Wednesday. hay
ing a hand and everything down
along the FIRST base boxes. Hat
hands, plenty Of nolscmakcrs and
big siren helped keep thinE
popped up,
I'VE Amt licked yet" Is The
official slogan u the club.
\ downtown parade OF the Root.
ers was held before they ad.
journed TO the hall park yestcr,
day.
They'll be on hand again this
afternoon Ia the same spot,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
L0CkARD EXPECTS
WORD FROM LAM.

Charlie Lockard has wired Lane
in California regarding his intcn.
tions for next week. Loekard point.
ing out that the games ought 10
be played here because the diamond
game would DO bucking the races in
Vancouver. B. c.. and the crowds
here would far outdraw the Van.
couvcr gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Floyd Johnson Is
Back in Seattle

Floyd johnson. the Seattle heavy.
weight. who has made such a big
hit in the East, arrived In town
Tuesday from New York. His most
recent ring achievement was a
scysn.round Knockout over Quentin
RoJas. tho South American. Floyd
will be hero for two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
SAILORS SEEK GAME

Tho speedy U. S. $. Arizona base.
bail team. which has pushed aside
all OF its opposition while In the
Northwest, is looking for "a game
with u fast Seattle team for Satur.
day afternoon, at Reinhardts park.
In Bremerton. The game cda be ar.
ranged thru Spalding's. South Park
or the Union OIL are preferrei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
MULLJGAN HAS
IMPROVED a GREAT DEAL

Eddie Mulligan is fine third.
sacker. Since the time he used TO
cavort with Salt Lake. Mulligan has
doubled his effectiveness. He's ball
hawk in the field and dangerous at
the plate. He Is one Of the important
cogs in the infIeld and is playing just
as good ball for the champions as
Willie kamm ever did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Game Chatter

The players OF both clubs stood
barehesded about the plate in respect
for Calvin Coolidge. Jr, yesterday.
II should have been announced To
the stands what Il was all about as
many Of the fans hadn't seen the an.
nouneement OF the little ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Yankee Net Star
Is Out of Game

PARIS. July i0.--FrancIs r. Hunt.
or. q member OF the United States
olympic team. was operated on for
two infections in the arm here yes.
terday II is unlikely that he win
be able TO play in the Olympic
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
WELSH Is IMPROVING
EVERY DAY

All kinds OF pitching look alike
to Jimmy Welsh these days.
Tuesday he knicked the Seal
pitchers for three singles and yes
terdsy he pounded out a single and
a double and got a walk.
lie hit a couple of long fouls over
the right field fence In the seventh.
the second looking like a sure
homer until it curved in the wind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
IS R0HW Err
STARTED2
wcr finally hitting his

Is Ray Rohwcr finally hitting his
home run stride?
The smuggling outfieldor smashed
another over the right field boards
yesterday, the second In two days,
this one coming with two strikes
on him and with two men on
bases. That's when q smash over
the garden wall really counts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
KILLEFER PULLS
ONE

And then Red Killcfer msds O.
OF his few mental boots Of the Hsr-
He had jorked Sammy Crane an =
ming or two before and put IN Fs,
Emmer He took a chance On Eu
mer. who hasn't been IN many on
Of late. and while the young fsa4
tried hard enough, but hit into !,
easy double killing via ass,!
base, and with II went the ball gan.
or course. II was the rankes
kind Of second guessing 10 fi.ur,
that somebody else would har,
delivered, but Killefer was TAI
ing n long chance with an incl
perienced man when he had
Red Baldwin. long fly swat.
ter. on the bench.
The day before he had ierked En-
mer for a pinch hitter who flilei e
deliver, but good baseball called IL
an experienced man IN such a Pine
Another record crowd turned q
and they we're treated TO another &
fsrnon, ~ thrills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
SEALS TAKE
BIG LEAD

II looked like a walk.away FOR d;
champions. who piled up a 81 la.
until the last OF the sixth when IL
Indians put themselves back in u
running with a great rally.
Eldred walked. Baldwin was
hit by a pitched ball and RohwG
smacked ono OF his special
homers over the right field wall
Plenty OF cheering here.
Emmer singled infield and Tc.r
hit real one. Sutherland hit =
Mulligan who kicked the groun3i
and all hands were safe, Emmer SCR
ing.
"Suds" Sutherland. who had be
hit hard during the early inning,
steadied down and hurled fine BE-
for the last four frames.
Pat Shea started for the Seals al
looked good until he lost control ,
the sixth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
ELLISON SLAMS
LONG HOMER

The first run OF the game W
scored when Ellison hit the longs
homer inside the grounds this sess'a
1t was terrific drive over Lanss
head in centerfield.
Singles by Rhyme, Shea and Ksll
drove over another.
Kilduff doubled, went TO third 2
an infield out and scored on ny )
the fourth.
Welsh doubled, went TO third
on fly and scored on an IN
field out. for Seattle's first tally
in the same frame.
Frisco made three in the fia
when the side should have been r
tired in order. Tobin made bus
league error Of Valla's fly in fTcS
OF the plate. Crane kicked a SUIT
double play away on Mullisan az
then HendryX scored on with y
and Ellison tripled and hilaul
doubled. II was a sad inning
We'll, today's something else asal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Dempsey Picture
Being Shown Here

The first OF Jack Dempsey's
series OF pictures for the Universal
Film Co. Ia being shown at tho Co.
lumbln theater here this week.
Dempsey plays tho part OF an iron.
worker, who liz picked as u setup
for tho champ" A lively fight is
In the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
NALLA HAS
ODD STYLE

Gene valla. Frisco's centerfleld
flash, Is the only outfielder in the
league who doesn't turn around and
run with ball over his head.
Valla backs UP with the ball, but
the Seal star seems TO get results,
MS very few balls get away from
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
ARGENTINEs WIN AT POLO

ST. CLOUD. FRANCE. July g.
The Argentine polo team today
cinched the olympic championship
by defeating the English five, to 6.
The South Americans eliminated tho
United states team last week. their
strongest rivals for the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

Rohwer turned In the best catch
he has ever made in Seattle in the
second inning yesterday. Agnew
slammed the ball on A line for the
bieachors and Ray stuck up his
gloved hand and speared tho onion
Just as II was about TO sail into the
stands. II was regular Dick Merri.
we'll stunt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

the Inaitt
threatsnsd
WEDNESDAY
was Mary ~
I'm anotte
younzstsr -
stepped o. b
lin and tn
the Pyrens
over ths s.
tie hrsEns
The Seals ~
a.
Griffin Va,
rushed into b
game with b
Seals lesdinsq
IN tho sey,n
HHsWHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
PANTAGEs HOST TO TEAMS

Manager Bostiolt, of the pantages
theater will entertain the san
Francisco and Seattle baseball teams
with box parties At the first per.
formance Friday evening. Baseball
novelties will be offered during the
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
YANKEES
FAR IN LEAD

TUE point score at the end OF the
l. firth day waS:
United States. III: Finland, io3:
England. 45is Sweden. 2ia: France.
i5s: Switzerland. 10. Hungary. ~,
South Africa. 8: New Zealand. 4: Nor.
way. 4: Denmark. 3; Canada, ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

series is relief. Casey Is really
the best Judge Of balls and strikes
in the league. altho he doesn't move
around like he used TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

victory 20 sues. A. bat-Ou Shea 70.
rita q, runs scored 9. Runs rstpOutlsis
for Sutherland :. Ehta G. struck out
sutherland 3 shea !. Bases on balls
Sutherland 3. shes T. Griffn !, Hit b.
pitched ball-T. Baldwin. Home runs
Ellison. H0hNsr. Thfss-bsss hit-Eilison.
TsO.bass hits-Kilduff welsh. Sacrifice
hits-AEnow. HsndTyI, T Baldvin, Runs
battfd In EliiaOn 2. Kelly. AEnsW. T.
baldwin. Hsudryz. Kilduff Hohwr =
Sutherland Caught sttalinE-Wslth
Rhyme. Double plAy-Rhyne 20 Klldun
10 Ellison. Tims-l3st. umpiTss-car-
roll ana casey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Tn. infleld is stlll turning out some

weird bounces. Tuesday was murder.
but yesterday the grounders also
bothered the infielders. II looks like
Groundkeeper Cole viii have 10 lay
some canvas or something over the
ground or the infielders will have TO
wear nrmor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
coLoMREs. rrancc. Inly

COLOMBEs. France. July TO-
CASTOR Vidal, French minister OF
sport. told the United Press that the
1925 olympic games viii be in Los
Angeles.
II understand from reliable
source that Afsterdam intends 10
waive her claim" NJ. Vidal said.
We win bring strong French
team 10 Los Angeles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Sacramento Again
Loses to Oakland

OAKLAND, July 10 - Oakland
won from Sacramento here yester.
day. 20 4. Mails pitched effective
bail FOR the winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
GMPJRING Is
MIIH BIiIIEIi

After the terrible umplring turned
IN by Phyle and Scholler, the work
OF Casey and Carroll 30 far In this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Champs Win
When Griffin
Stops Tribt
Rally Falls One Short an
San Francisco Tai.
Second Straight, C to;

TUESDAY II was Guy wiu,..
l. the KID s0uthpaw with i
Stranger Lswa shoulders, !,
pitched the Seals out OF danger -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

WELSH inning noootI
out and Welsh on first base. Esn,
hit TO Ellison and the Seal msnrs
threw widely 70 second bass. IN
put two men on and nobody vas og
Ted Baiwdin hunted them alssE
Griffin uurposeIv uassed pobw,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Bay City Can Support
Continuous Ball Play
Attic Lane and Frisco Owners Aren't on Speaking
Terms, Seal Park Has Been Offered to Salt Lake
Owner; Vancouver Out of Circuit, Says Graham
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Hat about Salt Lakes ball clubs
Where will the Biting Bees light for the
rest of the season?
The Utah club is one of the big problems
confronting the Coast league. Failure Of Salt
Lake City fans TO support their club and the
long Jump to the Lake city have forced Bill
Lane to seek other quarters for his team.
Charley Graham, the real power behind the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

Cignrct ash makes an excellent
polish for silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Es'F1Hl$e1
rAcnrIc coAsT LrAarE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

\, PitsbarE- n. u. Z
Boston ...s.ss......s.t... ~
Pittshurg ,...,..s- s,rs.s.t.
osnovieh and oxen. KrsmsT. stone,
Cooper and Gooch.
~ Cincinnati n. a. y.
Philadelphia ....,,...s..t.
Cincinnati .,.-.ssss.s ss4t. -
Mitchell Belts Pinto snd Hsnlins.
Wendell Mays and HArEraye.
Brookiyn a. Chicago. rain,
Ssv York a. 81. Louis rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

with the Seals this week says that Frisco the only logical
spot for the Bees
I've support continuous baseball better than any city
in the West says Graham land did il for % years
until the Oakland owners thonght they conld make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10

Enmer can cerEtlnly run. lie
got on in the sixth and went from
first TO third on Tobin's single thru
the box. He showed the boys and
girls a real burst OF speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-10
Vernon Winner
Over Salt Lake

Los ANGELES. July i0s--Ncr.
non trounced Salt Lake, Z to 4. In
an interesting game here yesterday.
The score II. II. H..
Salt Lake ....,......... 4 10 .
Vernon ...... ...... Z II 2
Ponder. Thomas. McCabo and
Peters: Penner and Murphy.
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Sammy Crane seemed ball shy at

shoristop yesterday. two chances
getting away from the usually steady
Sam. lie was hit in the face with a
bad bounding ball the day before.
Crane was finally taken out and
given a rest yesterday. young Emmer
finishing the game.
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Los Angeles Wins
From Portlanders

PORTLAND. July i0.-IIos An.
gelcs won its second straight game
from Portland here yesterday to q.
The score II. H. T..
Los Angeles .....,..... ie o
n
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Hughes. Ramsey. Welnert and
jenkins. Eckert, Bcdient and Coch.
ran.
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Collins. johnson and Basslsr. ogden,
Russell and Tate. RusL