The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1919, Page 13

) r d club, it may be necessary for him to resign. Ban Johnson May Lose His Job as Chief of American Ball League s, Huston, New York, Charges League Prexy Owns interest in Cleveland Club; Dunn Makes Statement NEW YORK, Aug Charge ted in the ownership of the s of which he is president, c¢ g of the American », today by Lieut. Co! Huston fork Yankee t jowing his ac In addition, the wy would today n interfer that he is financially Cleveland club in. the fronted Ban Johnso The accusation wa half owner of the New a fight gainst Johnson her Carl May s attorneys declared to prevent Johnson in affairs between Mays and the rankees. If they are succe il they plan to start the stat today against the St. Louis Browns, Johnson has called off the me x of club owners set toda: The club owners were to pass final judgment the Mays controversy. If Johnson can be proven to hold an interest in the The lic, it is believed, the league. Huston declared he would welcome a suit in the court d Johnson care to go that far. In that case, he pointed James Dunn, president of the Cleveland club, and of its board of directors could be summoned to what they know of the ownership. CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—“The people'in Cleveland know owns the Cleveland club. I have no statement to make,” James Dunn, president of the Indians, said today. “If it is charged Mr. Johnson has an interest in the it would appear to be up to him to announce it. He more of his investments than any one else. "The squabble over Pitcher Mays looks like a teapot tome. If the New York owners have a grievance don't they bring it up in a league meeting? They have right.” HYvE your teeth examined regularly, whether they trouble you or not. It is always easier and cheaper to have a slight defect rectified before it a painful menace to your health. 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Jock Malone and “Ti jtega fight 15 rounds in Rutte, Mont August 14. It wouldn't be a bad idea |for one of the local promoters to Up Phillies and indians With Results BY PRED TURBY rankle » of tt VILLE Racing Booms « in Antipodes; : Purses Large: |eitner Billy W right oF io Da Race Meetings Are Held at aco for a flag. Ke: Malone is from St. Paul, and Orteg. . ‘ aneienll ‘tune axe theante: taterentes Htroui Oaliforaia. na ortees) Any Time of Year in South | in tnesr twe managera” Both | t very ‘popular with the fans cmt eball always even on the playing field o ng” Or wa n the | National are Hard pu the | ZAght harness racing tremendous growth in New bas had a were Zealand Ert Hunt comedian at Lery’s Or. pheum, was a bantamweight miller in Oregon in ‘98 and lost a professional also did se ball day same club with 1 ry McKune and lar during the past 20 years. On ao nt of the race me inesn of t mate playing e during New seats are being built in at the Elks’ gymnasium. The bal- cony ix being extended around the hall. The new seating capac ity will be 1,300, according to Nate Druximan. Teo Houck fought a draw the Mexiean & bu h ¥ * 4, their mar If he | hr " : tter than they, if tha In the his plans bette Ww Zealand the numb ” r each meet Somebody wh he fought Har On at was the mm worsted He st your eye, and might have ing Greb a ¢ stuck his finger ir home town. The Easterr Dempsey papers are s rece share in the & pl of the Willard fight. Ja in San Francisco that $10,000, and t money re he the ring ONE ARMED TEACH LESSON To GOLFERS ok FIRM HOLD on CLUB Ad Wolgast, former weight champion's ° in Arizona = th other night against Kid Beaver, doesn't ex cite Fred Windsor much, Fred says that Ad is not allowed to even box in the gymnasiums in Angeles. 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