The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1919, Page 11

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At the same time the Ameri. | can league leaders landed in this | vicinity, the Giants headed west- ward, to be gone a, pair of weeks. They will meet Pittsburg, Cincin- nati, Chieago and St. Louis in a series of engagements that looks | rocky only in spots | ‘The Giants have been a good | road outfit and therefore have lit- tle to fear except in Cincinnati | and KILBANE AND "BRITTON ARE RING VICTORS| JERSEY CITY, N. J., July 29 Jack Britton retained the weiter. | | weight championship by winning | from Ted Lewis, former titleholder, | in eight rounds here last night. Brit ton outfought and outboxed the lishman thruout. It was their 2 | meeting | by | | | | PHILADELPHIA, July 29.—John | ny Kilbane, featherweight king, held! a slight shade over Joey Fox, of Eng-| land, after their six-round mix here last night. | Dawe =a WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD Yesterday's hero—Pete Schneider He was the pitcher picked to lose the last game in Boston for the Yanks, and he did it, 5 to 1. Rixey faltered and the Braves ham- | mered the Phillies for a 5-to-3 vic tory. . The Reds allowed the Pirates five} |runs in the eighth inning, and even | then defeated them, 8 to 7. Phil Douglas pitched his first game for the Giants, defeating the Dodgers, Tto 4. No games in Coast league yester. day; teams travel STARS READY | FOR VISITORS| BY ROBERT L. RIPLEY America is about to be invaded! The Australian tennis team is coming fresh from victory in the| British championship, and seeks to Judd our tennis title to its list | home guard is being rushed | into action, in the hope of saving our national title in the singles and doubles against the great Antipo: deans Norman E. Brookes and Ger 1 Patterson. R. V. Thomas and indolph Lycett complete the for | eign team. Young Patterson, who is only | recently won the hh title, de-| feating the veteran Brookes in the | finals, ready the call has been an- Maurice MeLoughlip. | Johnston of Cali Williams jeorge Church, Washbur \d others who were in the oming to ‘Tilden, , Voshell, and rest of those who have been | Iding the fort | Can the old brigade | [condition to stand sault? Not since the those other great | Doherty brothers, » over” isd | won our championsht) have the prospects of the American looked so | dismal NATIONAL CHAMP HAS | WON MANY NET TITLES} Mrs. George W. Wightman, of Brooklyn, Mass., national woman lawn tennis champion, has won 1 jmational titles, a record neve equalled by any woman in the? his tory of the sport in this country tity and your necessity for }does economy. It’s inevitable because the dominating desire. of the human race is for Quality, Quantity and Economy. And— BUTTERFLY IS BLAMED FOR GOLF DEFEAT, Now’ we know what beat , Mike |Brady at Brae Burn, Columbus have been written to explain |and how Mike let the national eh pionship slip from his grasp, but it remained for Grantland Rice to nar rate in Spalding Golf Guide for 1919 the true cause and efi and he it in four words: Jeaten by a butterfly.” Poor Brady, odious but- terfly. This is Rice's account of she but- terfly-Brady encounter; “At the fourth hole in the afternoon he had and 18-inch putt for a 4 his putter started a large b lit on the ball, Later, @ started to putt again, the butterfly |eircled back green’s cdge Just as and quite naturally Brady missed the 18-inch putt, which | 24, | later cost him the championship.” Such are the tremendous trifles that make or mar golf champions SLPHIA, July 28.—Ed of the Old York Road a world's that club rounds over 6,010-yard 18-hole course m, and 8:30 p, m trokes. 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