The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 14

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The mara.| Friday to secure recruits who will ‘The program for the rr e - 1:8 Despite a high wind, the Playfield | thon will start from md and | co overseas an athletic and sport di ting smoker that is to ® ; - **) tennis tournament was run to ach Pike at 2 “ ” rectors for the American troops special auditorium on the : 410) we Thur Several of thé beet| Braskerton 3 ype oth i ee ee ; ity of Washington campus as rn hee fo te were ataged.| dence in her ent ie ing ban wired M. € me of the main athletic attractions ‘ sor ted La rom, in the the } the At rtera in the U. 8. for “Of the Seattle Girls’ Victory carnival, ieee yo ie 4: A match, which was postponed men who can teach the Yanks how Being rapidly whipped into shap- and Mayer. jay bet Johnson and I the carnival | to play 1 relax from the strain of ‘eomplete announcement of the RY om played together in the dou to be a big attraction, | the t IP will be available soon, in Hf P : | Dies. amen coming in da to Clau Hunt, Washington ath the names of some of the best x fae o Kitamura went down befe y n charge quatics. | in appealing for re in the Northwest will appear na contest that was nobod ‘ being formed. bouts will be refereed by Wi ie | until the final game. Artyoshi and down a chie, former a's Ught-| mw ¥« + & @{his former partner in the doubles, large «hare main . who is now box James end Stanege; Thormahien,| Dol, played for three hours before | water event eo the 220-yn , re champion. 0 is Dy rm 1, pa f r water event will t b rd instructor at the military canton ss 5 nu. £ | Ativowht finally took the set «wim, in which contestants of na titchie was 1 Virginia Benson and Virginia tional reputation will participate 2) Byrne will in the women's — Class A matches at & o'clock Friday. ». Much interest attaches to the game In men's Class A, F. Johnson beat L. Lagerstrom, 6-3, 3-6, 64; L. Foley Kitamura 76 beat P. John at Camp Lewis. F for this busy man’s job by and Salt, who are in charge smoker. In addition to the onal boxers, who will com ‘the last night, 49 men from the training station, trained by re a Grege and MeAvoy a © * TODAY’S MARKET REPORT Hack, and 40 from Bremerton Class B: 8. Chi $ tangle the first four nights. a. 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