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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
American Olympic Performers
Are Now En- Route to Homeland

while tho national anthem of n
successful nation other than the
French was being played and there
were other causes for regret which
led English sports writers TO de.
Clare the olympics not worth while.
But to America, with her crop
OF new championship tennis titles
captured by youngsters. Vincent
Richards and Helen Wills, the
swimming by our girls in their
teens, the track and field games
developing such title holders as Lee
Barnes, California school boy, and
the target shooting producing
Juvenile sensation-the games were
certainly worth while In bringing
out the new athletic strength of the
United States and demonstrating
our superiority in athletic endeavor.
Some, of the American tract, and
Held stars went TO London and
cleaned up In n meet with the
British In which the sportsmanship
was IN pleasing contrast TO that
or the games here. Others went
TO Vienna and swept everything be.
fore them there, The great Yale
crew, whose victory won us the
rowing championship, has scattered
thruout Europe, Captain Rockefeller
ana some OF the others planning to
come home around the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Luis Firpo Is
Admitted Here
AS a Visitor

NEW YORK, July 2i.-Luis Firpo.
~ South American heavyweight
fighter, was admitted 20 the United
states "hs n visitor" late Monday.
after being detained a. Ellis Island
since his arrival from South Amer
lea this morning.
Blanca LOurdes. n prepossesslng
young woman. who occupied a state.
room adjoining Flpo's on the liner
American Legion. was held on Ellis
Island. She Is subject 90 deportation
on the first ship sailing for Havana.
for which city her passport reads.
Firpo hurried across the bay on
the flint boat available 20 New York
M soon az he was released by the
immigration authorities. He had not
rellshed HIS detention during the az.
ternoon. Tho South American was
being ohaperoned by representatives
Of Tex Richard. and Richard himself
was busy turnout the day making
strenuous efforts TO obtain Firpo's re.
lease.
II was not clear whether or not
senorita Lourdes will be allowed 10
leave Ellis Island. even II bond is
posted for her.
"senonta Lourdes is held here
prior 10 her departure for Cuba. 4"
the office OF tho chief inspector said.
We understand she does not wish
10 stop In the United States. and Is
en- route 10 Havana She Is held
here pending her departure for that
city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Seattle Eagles
Beat Westerman's

The Seattle Eagles Baseball club
won a thrilling 1 to 0 battle from l..
V. wostermnn's squad Sunday at
Fortuna park. Tho game was one OF
the features OF the annual Eagles
picnic.
Bill stitts pitched n wonderful game
for the Eagles. allowing two scat.
tered hits and tanning 1t men. The
losers had the bases full In the sixth
inning. but Stitts struck out the
next three men to face him.
Stitts also scored the only run OF
the game lie doubled In the third
inning and came in on Chambers
long clout Stacy played a great game
for the losers,
The score: II III Il
l.. V. Westerman ..,.... 2 /
EaRloS .,s..sss...s..',..
Bartoni and Johnson; Stltts and
Harry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

DARIS. July 22.--America's vic.
4 torious contonders are headed
homeward. The games OF 1924 are
ovor-oxcept for Il few incense.
quental ovents-and the United
States has scored It's most com.
pleto triumph of the 80 years since
the modern olympiads were inaug.
urated.
Champions In track and ficid,
tennis, rowing, boxing, rugby,
wrestling and target shooting-our
teams have totallod more than
twice as many points as France,
the nearest competitor.
According to tho French commit.
tees way of figuring, America
total point score for the eighth
olympiad is %; France second with
a; Britain third with % and Fin.
land fourth with "a.
There remains TO be decided the
championships in weight lifting,
cycling, yachting and equestrian
games, but nothing that can hap.
pen can dctraot from the convinc.
ing performance Of the Americans
against the world
The games were u financial fail.
urc, bad craftsmanship developed
frequently, crowds Missed and booed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Woodland Net
Pilots Must
Send Results

TNHE results OF the o. T, stephens.
i c. c. Williams team matches in
tho Woodland park tennis league
were the only ones turned In for
Sundays schedule.
The results follow:
C. c. Williams defeated Joe
swartz. Ga, 80. l1e.
Stephens defeated II. w. Hart,
CO.. GO.
Paul Dyer defeated II. weisen.
born. 6.1. CO..
The Hesketh.H. Williams match
wasn't played.
No doubles were played, either.
the matches being booked for this
week.
The other managers should send
in their results Immediately so the
standings can be made up and the
matches not played can be re.sched.
ulcd.
The schedule for next Sunday will
not be available until all of the re.
suits OF matches booked so far
are in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Carter Leads
Opening Play
in Big Meet

CHlCAGo. July 2..-with Capt. Z.
" i. Carter. Of the Flossmoor
club, Chicago. in the lead. i5i golf.
ers set out today on the second Is
holes in tho qualifying round Of the
Western amateur golf champion.
ship.
Capt Carter. once champion OF
Ireland. scored $3.50 in the frs,
is holes This was three under par
for tho course. His golf was master.
ful at every hole.
-Four players-JImmy Manlon, OF
81. Louis. George Dawson. George
Hack and Rudy Knepper. all OF
Chicago-tied for second honors.
with scores OF 20 each.
Arthur Sweet and jain Dawson,
Chicago. and Frank Dyer. Memphis.
finished in tie for third place.
with cards OF az. Thirty players
had cards OF 70 or better.
Thirty.one golfers are 10 qualify
for match play. Chick Evans. the
present title holder. being automatic.
ally qualified. A score OF i53 for
the 3e holes probably win be neces.
starry TO stay in the running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Coppers and Gum Shoe
Experts IN Field Meet

Three bands will furnish tho music.
including tho famous Vancouver
haEpspsIu. tho Admirars band from
the Pacific feet and tho Seattle
Police Department band.
Con Walsh. the Semitic detective.
will bo given a strong bid for his
individual honor tito by John Cam.
eron, Of the Vancouver. b. c. force.
Cameron was member OF the Ca.
madam olympic team at Antwerp
in 1890, and starred in tho weight
events,
Two other members Of Canada's
1890 olympic team are on the Van.
couver department. and will com.
pete here Thursday. They are Dun.
can Giilies. discus and hammer
throwor. and John Murdoch. unoth.
sr prominent weight man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Champ Unhurt;
Before Camera

LOS ANGELES July 22.--Re.
fusing to be stopped by a few
scratches and Il bruise or two,
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight
champion, whom rumor had near
death in u crash OF his big chr
early yesterday, was Tuesday ION
location" with his moving picture
company. When he returns to Los
Angeles, Dempsey will start light
training for possible mitch with
the victor In the Wills.Tirpo bout,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

ably be "A BIT more cautious tonight
and viii force Flores 10 lead more.
In their first meeting Bercot did an
Of tho leading. Flores being content
with counter punching. II takes two
20 make a fight and Bercot will un.
doubtedly force Flores 70 open UP.
Bercot'B aggreasiveness and Flores
punching should make a whirlwind
fight out Of II.
The regular run Of bouts are on
with the rest Of the card as follows:
Freddie Cullen vs.. Sailor Byrne.
light heavyweights.
Mickey Gil vs.. George Ishh. ban.
tamweights.
''cossack" Karloff VI. John bud.
nick, heayywelghts.
Sailor Maiey vs.. Harry Murphy.
middleweights.
Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin are
staging tho smoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Everett Wins
Long Contest
in N. w. LOOP

EVERETT, July 22.-Everett de.
IL feated Sedro-Wooley. e-s, in
thrilling Thinning game here yester.
day before 1000 frenzied fans. 1t was
the longest game OF the year in
North Washington League baseball.
and as result Of the victory. Ever
EFT took top place in the second half
of the league race.
Nordly reached first on a fielder's
choice. and with two away. he stole
second. Bobby Burns cracked out a
long single and Nordly scored with
the winning counter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

Tho team Is hardly representative
Of the complete golflng strength Of
that country. For instance. u. W.
Holdsrnets. present champion. In not
10 make the trip. Nor Is Roger
wethersd. who tied with Jock
Hutehlson in tho British open a,
81 Andrews In 1891. coming. Amer.
lea would be Handicapped in the
same degree II Jones and ouimei
were suddenly 10 DO lost 10 the team
However. cynl James Has,lngr
Tolley who Is leading the invading
Brlushsrs. eKudes a note OF mill
,ant optimism and forecasts a ugh,
and CORY battle.
Cyril James Hastings will be
supported by w. l.. Hope. who
il not wholly unaccustomed 10
international matches; Dennis
Kyle, n newcomer. who ellml.
mated Tolley In the British anna.
tsur. siridlng along nj four.
undsr-is gait 10 do "; u. y.
Storey, captain Of Cambridge
university team. and victor over
Wcihered IN the amateur; G. l..
Hcrlet, fine match player, and
The son Of a noted EolfinE mother
who recently, nj the age Of -,
played In trr 35th women's
championship: Michael Scott,
who has won the Australian
open title; II. a. Torrance, who
has had experience In tho cup
matches. both here and abroad,
and D. u. Bristowe, w. A. Muir.
ray and Robert Scott, Jr., all
players Of standing In the En-.
plrc.
cyril James Hastings assures u
that even without the Distinguish,
services Of HoldcrncEs and wetheret
tho English squad viii be no part o
n setup FOR America az her best.
Three Of these in,ornaiiona
matches have been played TO date
J America has won AZ Of them. and i
expected to win again this year.
II Is Significant. however. that
The matter Of winning becomes
increasingly difficult each year.
America walked away with the
first matches. points 10 3. Tho
score the following year was 8
10 3. Last year Mt ~. Andrews
the Americans won OH, In n driv.
Ing finish. when seemingly out
Of the running, 81 TO 81.
ouimct saved tho day. Two dowi
70 wethercd, tho Boston star sho
tho remaining two holes in brides
won both. and squared the match. !
victory for wethered would hav,
given England the cup.
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baseman from the Chicago
Cubs. who viii add hitting
strength.
But the team needs lot Of help
and unless krug gets Il the Angels
aro doomed 90 the second division,
Krug faced tho toughest situa.
ton In the league when no took
Wade Kinefcr's place as tho Red
Dog always had a winner in los
Angeles and IL was no soft snap 90
step into Klllcfers shoes there,
Niehoff. injecting new blood into
the club. might make a stronger
team out OF Il. Krug doesn't seem
70 be ablo 20 get consistent results.
Seattle Is playing IN Los Angeles
this week Tho Indians opened the
season with that club there and
dropped five out Of seven games.
when they got Los Angeles IN Sc
attic they won six out OF eight The
Indians weren't In condition that
first week and didn't have their
true strength ready.
while this series IS on the Seals
will be playing Portland al San
Francisco. Portland has gone ter
ribly during the past two weeks
They knocked of Frisco seven out
OF eight when they played In Port
land recently. but they haven't done
anything since.
The big series Of the week win BE-
the Sacramento-Vernon duel at
Sacramento They arc both very
much In the race. Sacramento In
particular threatening OF late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Seattle Stars
Victorious in
Racquet PLAY

VANCOUVER II. c.. July "a
' Seattle tennis players. with one
exception, were victorious In the
opening play Of the Pacific North.
ives, intersectional tournament at the
vancouver Lawn Tennis club here.
Bud DaPonte. Seattle, playing a first
round match with Ray Mcdonald.
Vancouver. in the boys singles. was
defeated. 20. &c.
However. Howard Lengllc. Leon de
Tnrenne and Windy Langlle. other
entries from the Queen City. we're
victorious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
WATSON Is
LOCAL. STAR

Ross Watson. the crack Sprinter
OF the Semitic force, will lead tho
local fourman relay team against
some keen competition. Tho other
members OF the team art Sergeant
Crawford, Sergeant Norton and V.
l.. Gilmore.
The meet will be the closing fea.
turo Of the Northwest Association
Of sheriffs and Police anti.crime con.
ference. which Is being held here
now. and police officials from all
parts OF the West Win see the com.
petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

NEW YORK. July 22.-Jaks ZivIc
and Jack Bernstein will fight Tues.
day night at the Nostrand Athletic
club In another OF those "elimina.
ton bouts" which the New York box.
ing commission has decided to start
all over again for the chance TO
meet Benny LEONARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Same Teams Are
Leading In Race

In spite of the fact that all teams
I'm the Western association are
strengthening for the last half OF tho
race. II seems to be a mere repitition
Of the first half. with the okmuigeo
Driilers. the Fort Smith Twins and
the Muskogee Athletes battling for
leadership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Dave Shade to Box
Simonich Tuesday

Los ANGELES. July 3a.-Davo
Shade. who looms high IN the ma.
tons HIST Of overweight hattlcra.
will come back after weeks rest
20 tackle Joe simonlch Of Butte.
Mont, at Vernon Tuesday night.
Shade dropped a closed ono 70 Bert
colima last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Bill Johnston Is
Off for the East

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-wl.
liam NJ. Johnston. crack San Fran.
cisco tennis player, left here yester.
day on his annual invasion of East.
crn tennis circles. which will end
with him playing for the national
singles title. He will compete in sew.
eral tournaments prior TO that time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Onslow Fighter;
His Team Leads

Jack onslow. former Giant
catcher. Is the hero Of Richmond
these days. He has guided his
team TO first place after getting
away 10 a bad start, A month
ago all interest In the Virginia
league pennant race seemed dead
and there WIS talk OF a split sea
son 20 revive interest. ms Ports
mouth was IS games in tho lead,
but the truckers aumped and on.
slows charges. by winning 20
games out Of - played during the
moLth. took the lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
OAKLAND PITCHING
HOLDS CLUB UP

Oakland Is getting the best pitch.
Ing In the league.
Malls. Kunz. Foster. Bochlcr and
krause are the classicst agErcga-
ton In the circuit by far.
They are holding up tho oaks. II
this team would add a hig class in
fielder or two and set bit more
speed In the outneld they would be
dangerous
Don't forget that pitching Is 70
percent OF baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

III Tue aIHIF-
The official presentation OF the
trophy. which Is a perpetual one.
win be one OF the features Of the
evening.
Charley Lockard. president Of the
Seattle club: d. z. Dugdale. Seattle's
baseball dean. and several other
baseball luminaries. will be invited.
There will be speeches. lots Of
yictuais and everything.
Boidt is putting on the feed" AZ
his Third ave. restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

BERCOT SLIGHT FAVORITE OVER FLORES TONIGHT
Same Old Tale;
Beats His Pals

ira always Tho same Etary
When a player ID released b. one
team and signed b. another In the
same league. he uluHys gets re-
yenEs Camp skinner. let out one
day By Dss M0ines of the West.
enr league and signed the next
BY Lincoln, faced bic former team
mates IN his first game and prac.
tically won u single handed Tor
his new team. lie had tao singies.
a double and a triple. driving IN
two runs and scoring three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Green Lake Club
Again Is Winner

Tho Green Lake Commercial club
ball team made II l6 games In row.
winning from the Riley Cigars team.
8 TO 0. at Green Lake. Jimmy Hyllen.
gren twirlcd nice game for the
winners, and Hamilton and Tom
Hyllengrcn starred in the field. Hur.
ley played a nice game for Riley's.
The score r. II. Z.
Green Lake c. C. -. O
j. E. Riley ....... o 4 .
J. Hyllengren and Hamilton; Bud.
mich and Mclaughlin.
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Should Win Walker Cup.
British Golf
TeamWi
TwoBig Men
Holderness and Wethered
Not Able to Make Trip
to u. S. This Year
BY JOE WILLIAMS

~ q l. A ~ u has
picked the team
Of amateur golf
ers who win rel.
resent her In the
fourth renewal Of
tho Walker cup
matches at Gar
den city \. Y.
September and
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

Star league cham.
plons. the George.
town Cubs. win.
ners Of The Star
shield. being the
honor guests and
the time being
Thursday night
II was Boldt
who presented the
beautiful shield 10
the league In 1898.
and sunny Jim"
has always been a
big booster for this
organization. the
only junior league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Georges and Gene
Knock off Work

NEW YORK. July 22.-Gene Tun.
ney and Georges Carpenter we're
putting the final touches to their
training today and win both rest
tomorrow in preparation for their
fight, Thursday night, at the Polo
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

In spite of the
Fllplnoa fenEa-
l0ual Victory
three weeks ago
gercot looked like
the better man
outside Of the four
znockdoWna that
we're scored by
The Manila bocker.
Last week Der.
cot Hho wed a
world Of class In
bis splendid battle
with Bob Harper.
and no looked like
! million.
Bercot Villprob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
White Sox and
Giants to Tour
Around World

CINcINNATI, July 22.-Permis.
~ sion to tour Europe has been
granted the New York Giants and
the Chicago White sox by Commits
sioner X. VI. lands. John J. Nc.
Graw and the national commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Zbyszko to Meet
Schikat in S. F,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-S,nn.
islaus Zhyszko, Polish lion. viii meet
Richard Schikat. German champion.
at Drcamland rink here tonight in an
elimination bout.
The winner VIII wrestle Ed tStrang.
lcrl Lewis for the world title two
weeks from tonight.
Mike Romano and Andreas Cos.
tanos meet in the semi.final of 20.
nights card. There Ill be two l5.min.
ute prelimlnaries,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

Philadelphia :, 81. Louis (.
Brooklyn s, Pittsburg tfirEt camel
Brooklyn g. Pltishurg tseeond camel.
Chicago I. Boston /.
Cincinnati S. New York Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
FIELDING Is
UP TO PAR

Ills fielding ia on a par with his
batting and speed. lie gives every
promise Of being another iris
Speaker IN the field.
- flno dispoaition. Erea, com.
pctitivc spirit. plus wonderful natural
ability. made Combs stand out as a
second Ty Cobb. Iris Speaker and
few moro Of the great outficldcrs
combined.
II am worried about his broken
leg. Few fast men ever com.
back n good as ever. Tho late
Ray Chapman Of Cleveland was
one Of The few exceptions"
All OF which makes Il apparent
that Earl Combs. In his first year as
a biz Lacquer, has most favorahly
impressed his manager. Miller Hug
gins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

First inning-Triplsd TO right field.
Third inning--Fouied out 20 Basslsr.
Fifth inning--Grounded out 90 Blue.
Seventh inning-Popped out 20 Bassler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Marty Krug Is Having
Tough Time With Club
Angels Are in Cellar and Movie Fans Are Squawk-
ing; Grimes May Help Club; Seattle Plays Los An
gees This Week. Other Baseball Gossip
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Is TEAM in the cellar and with the outlook
not any too good, Marty Krug is having his
troubles as manager of the Los Angeles
club.
The Los Angeles scrbes are talking Of
Bert Niehoff as the new manager of the
club. Niehoff, former Angel infielder
and a smart baseball man. is now plotting
the Atlanta team i'm the Southern League
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Logger Will
Be on Guard
for Filipino
First Punch That Hit Ber-
cot Behind the Ear De-
cided Their First Bout

.nODE BEROT IL a slight favorits
~ % beat Mnrcario Flores In their
return siErOund fight a. The BAN
park tonight
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EsEIHYSSe1s
pAcmIc coAsT LEAGrE

WHERE THEY PLAY THIS WEEK
Nsrnan at Sacramento.
Oakland ~ Salt Lake
Portland az san francisco.
Seattle AZ Los Angeles.
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Boldt Dimes
Star Champs
on Thursday

I'm BoLDT. former president Of
- the Seattle Baseball club. viii
put on the annual spread" for The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

Bclgium's champion wrestler is an
aviator. And of course, he's
a star AZ the flying fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
Combs One
Of Game S
Best Be t S
Broken Leg May Be Big
Handicap for New York
Yankee Star
BY BILLY EVANS

GILES tho greatest outncidcr that
IL has broken into the major
leagues since the entry of Ty Cobb
IRIS Speaker or Eddie Roush."
That Is tho compliment Man,
agrr Miller Huggins Of tlr" New
York YANKEES paid Earl Combs,
who recently suffered broken
leg in a game at Cleveland.
Combs al present Is IN New Yofh
eonyalescinK There viii b. no wa
OF telling the effect Of the iniug
until Combs has put the les t1
every test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

and he has his team in the first division He penan
for Mobile in the Southern league two years ago. the first
time that city championship, and last season he
finished second with that same club.
Krur has some help coming in Ray Grimes, the big frs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22
AMERICAS LEAGUE
RESULTS

Washington 10, Chicago :.
s.; Louis & Phiia delphia :.
Cleveland :. Boston J.
Detroit ?. Sew York Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

The Boston Red sor lost their ninth
straight game when unable 70 connect
with uhIs's delivery and took tho small
Indiana
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ny TOM OLSEN

CEATTLEss midsummer track
- classic. tho annual Police Track
and Field meet. viii be staged
Thursday afternoon on Denny field.
With tho biggest entry list in tho
history OF the event. the competition
promises TO he keenor than usual
Heretofore. tho Seattle coppors have
had big edge. and taken the hon.
ors with comparative case.
Three Canadian cities. Vancouver,
Victoria and Calgary. will have
teams IN tho meet. as well ms Port.
land and Tacoma In addition. a
number OF one or twoman teams
arc expected from Everett. Belling
ham. Yakima and the smaller cities
NJ tho etnfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

Zachery held the White Scr to eight
hits and pitched seven scoreless Innings
the Washington Senators winning IS 70 :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-22

The Chicago Cubs made u seven In .
row by winning from the Boston Braves.
z 70 /.
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PLENTY OF
lfIfSIC

The first event viii start at i3o
p. m. and tho meet win be run
off in It's usual snappy manner.