The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1913, Page 2

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E, PENN General Agent Passenger Dept. 713 Second Ave., Seattle. don and the pulling up The Bank for ies AMERICAN Ease hy : Railroad Excursion to 7 Beautiful Lake Keechelus ©" a ua of right crosses that made y dinsy sy tell me Rivers «ticks out his Jaw as an invitation,” anid Ritchle “Il hope he does. 1 walt ed 16 rounds for Wolgast to un shie|cover hia jaw, When he did he| and | went trew a big crowd to hin t the Beach, He ping Young Demy at in the first round the Independence | yw chosen to TON MAN. | ON ALL-AMERICAN the lengths at the end of the ows want ! ex: year was bro fter the race I BEES’ BINGLES roc BUMPED “su0" * and Rawlings, put big C on the ambitt { Frar atat °X game between the Be os and Se tle Sunday knocked out « Hardin & NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE aver $9 «a7 ” us ann NATION j NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE 6. fan Fra ( rE a ten-mile race, under the ans-| pice the Seattle Yacht clut tre! made and fir tm {ish “Aq yuila won seo land place, Muggs third, and Witch fourth Seven entries have been recely ed by the club to date for the third ig the Sunde & erg tro- |COULON MEETS BURNS KENOBHA Wis. June 23 | Jobnr Coulon, bantamwelght champton, and Jersey Frankie s, lis hated rival, meet here ht for the title Both boys n excellent shape Coulton is favored In the betting, but the odds are narroy Now that the golfing Is over, a |fow spectators can sympathize with Edward Payson Weston | If Lou Nor@yke had a nickel for Jevery time Tealey Raymond dis agreed with him, he could buy an other fruit ranch Perhaps Meek could bat on! crutches, and it is pretty near a cinch Cadman could catch on thefh | THE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1913. TENNIS PLAYERS GET INTO ACTION oe ee jome of the best 5 se 7 VVERETT SPATILE in full ante ha . on 0 INTEIA MEAN HALLWAY sual in running thie afte ading the ‘ alers, des it not re ’ r , Doyle or ferkle ¢ HAP MYERS SHOWS ’EM: HOW TO STEAL SECOND.---IT’S ONLY TEN STEPS FOR HAP The average stride of a about six feet, and ath sprinter takes a « ar et ' vir ern league him nal, but th r conside nat! dopester WE GUARD YOUR FUNDS Thay re (Meands of wet t n our books. 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