The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1922, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR FLEAGER AND WATSON TANGLE TO DAY FOR GOLF H SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1922. ONORS' BY LEO H. LASSEN OBBY HARPER is coming home Tuesday. The greatest boxer ever turned out in the North- west will perform for Seattle ring fans for the first time in more than a year, at the Arena, when he boxes © eee soeent Silted ti of bovine Ot decision — that to Eddie Shannon larper shows promise of going even higher in the glove pro- age, but he is a veteran in the point of service in the ring, having boxed ever since he was 14 years old, when he started out at the old Seattle Athletic club. For years Harper boxed around Seattle, finally work- ing himself into the main event class. The cream puff railbirds, who want a half a dozen knockouts on a card before they will be satisfied, used to knock Har- per and say he wouldn't do because he couldn't hit. They forgot that Harper was only a kid in his teens, fession. Since then Harper has taken on a little weight, is _eeeet en poof Ay gestae med a he = much stronger, and has filled out. natural . en imself. While it is doubtful if he ever will be a consistent He is a clean type of fellow and the sort of ring man 4. 6, puncher, Harper showed that he has a kick when reads about of as her representative. Bobby is still a youngster, being just over the voting he knocked George Ingle clear out of the ring in their recent bout at Vancouver, B. C. Harper has been boxing around Portland during the Bobby Harper Is Seattle’s Best Boxer '36-Hole Match to Decide ey ee past year, his most notable victories over Eddie Mahoney, Leach Cross and Joe the 10-round route. Tuesday's bout will mark Harper’s first start over * the four-round route in a long time, as he has been boxing the longer melees for several months. But he | has had plenty of experience in the shorter fights and should be able to hit up a fast pace with Rogers. In Rogers Hi is meeting an aggressive, rugged and game boy. ey don’t make them any gamer than | Rogers, as fans will testify who saw him battle Travie Davis in the finest finish any boxer ever made any- where, fighting the last two rounds with a broken jaw. Harper, because of his superior boxing ability, will be the favorite Tuesday night, but don’t figure too strongly on it, as this bird has a habit of up- setting the dope. | decisions elling over | | Veteran of North End and # Jefferson Park Star to Clash Today BY ALEX ©, ROSE 11. A. (“Dixie”) Fleager of the Seas, a BC tle Golf club and Forest Watson of the Jefferson Park Golf club will tee off this morning in @ 26-hole match © for the city golf championship on the © North End links. These sole wute 9 vivors of yesterday's play, which | | was marked by several surprises, jhave heen playing in brilliant form |thruout the tournament and today’s match is expected to be « clone one Sons a> as both Fleager and Watson are —_ — = —————— 2 4 —— anemumeeee, SS a ne rae = meanoned players and play at thelr Ga: ° | best when put to the teat, ; I Yenterday’s play, which markeds © espe ndians cas second tas tf’ tho toecenee ee 0 er é brought about the defeat of Bog © the e Stein, tle titleholder, and Clark © cat Speles a red hot favorite, to cop pe ake 1es this year’ laurels, Both of these 9 ma surprises came in the morning play 7) bel ry e —the second round matches. Forest 7 the || INCE breaking into the limelight Bobby Harper has Behind =: vhowing the great fighting ma | won 28 out of 29 starts, his lone reverse being a de- inant Dolo jos whieh Sas’ Seo ' ou Take Fourth Straight From Salt Lake Bees; Team Has’... . sesh # || feat by Eddie Shannon in 1920. His record since 1919, —_— him the name of being one of the 9 DE Won 12 Out of 16 Starts on Road; Will Be Home Tribe Takes Salt Lake | when he broke into the main event class, follows: Star Net Meet Blanks | <st match players in the Northwest, — SE Boss 1919 Should Come in Faster; | icin st the 19th tow ee 6to4 Kid Alexander, Coour d'Alene | Close May 30 Gordon Haw, a municipal links — of race ea Harold Jones, Seattle. ...... —_—_— player, was the lad who upset the ~ ne" | re coame, Sescee pot, || Bert Forbes, Seattle ENtrirs for the third annnal nd by scoring # one-up win over 7 bo Vernon 14 ,€23 || J00 Gorman, Aberdeen . | 54 Star-Woodland park tennis tour. | SP e 0 fan Pre » cot | Charley Me@arty, Aberdeen ..... inament are far behind the number| The other two matches tn the ing Los Angeles th 883 | Al Stanford, Seattle lexpected. morning play resulted in Harry to Balt Lake: 1 ane pete gb 08 bar The blanks are coming tn slewty, |Hiert defeating Hugo Haakone, botl nn Oak a a4 ate . “ jbut they must be speeded up if the of Jefferson park, at the 19th santas tothe anapets: | Woe totems ene eptiieg |noccet e 2 | meet is expected to be the sucoms [and “Dixie” Fleager winning by = agp 3 the Pertland club. Parks is ex- jthat it should be. three and two score in his reaufl Pte pected to be « valuable addition ALT LAKE CIry, May 20.—stetk.|| Harold Jones, Beattie . rounds || ‘The blanks should be eut out of | With Jack Westland, the untversity = to the Seattle pitching staff, He's hie cet tt we oh Joo Harrahan, Seattle rounds |The Star, filied out and mailed to} #%lf champion. In the former match 7 bos 2 right-hander and 3 curveball Ge out eight men, PICKINE 4)! Radice Jackson, Seattle thin newspaper. Remember that the |t¢ Phenominal golf played by Hjert ” to alae, steady brand of ball thruout, “Lefty” || Muff Bronson, Seattle entries close May 20. For the sake|°" the incoming nine, which he ne Burger turned in a 6 to 4 win for Se Eddie Shannon, Beattie . of the convenience of this joven Coming three down, was easily - Pre 9 attle th ak Joe Mandot, Seattle . t best of the tournament. He ' HE Seattle Redskins are hitting up a wonderful pace | roe’ Sar Gak” semeacad ‘Al Grunan, Beattle .. | aoe Seve Oh AGEN PARE SE SHEA OT te ban nae” tee “etcetera is on the road this trip. They turned the Salt Lake Bees oaoee % | Joe Mandot, Seattle rounds || "these Benke can be obtained at |2s bar when the match ended on the | mR handed the Bees their fourth straight defeat at the hands of the Iodians Burger was greatly sided and abet | ted by hie teammates, who are still | on a hitting spree, The Bess threat. | ened all the way, but timely hitting in the pinches won for the visitora [| With the tying run on the baga in the final frame, Salt Lake gave the home fans an 1ith-bour thrill, but the reliable young Mr. Burger forced Joe Jenkins to ground to second for the third out. | v8 Jimmie Dundee, Beattio Joe Gorman, Seattle back for the fourth straight time yesterday by a 6 to 4 tally and won their fourth straight game of the series, This victory marked the 12th win out of 16 starts for the tribe since leaving home three weeks ago. Three more games are on the card with 2 pene nagernery vane ete ra the Bees before they come home next week to open a three weeks’ stay with Sac- a Salt Lake and Port- d. The win Thursday and a double defeat handed Oak- per by Pen gave Se- attle undis: fourth place. one full game behind the Angels, who are in third. STUMPF OFFERED TO MEMPHIS Roy Sutherland, Portland Willie St, Clair, Portland Hobbie Ward, Portland . Young Ghetto, New York. Leach Cros#, Portand Eddie Mahoney, Portland Willie St. Clair, Portland . Staniey Willls, Exhibiden . Billy McCunn, Los Angeles Joe Welling, Portland George Ingle, Vancouver, B. testimony on the wit ness stand, If necesmary. shortstop for the San Francisco Reports that Bil Sturnpf has been| Seals again thin year the Frisco club offered & job with Memphis in the) would have a wonderful chance to Southern league comes from Los An-|cop. Their infield, outfield and cateh- ¥!\' goles where Seattle played Inst week. | ing corps would be all that could be po.\ Walter McCredie t said to have of.| asked for a minor league club. Their 1 fered to send Stumpf to that club) pitching could be stronser. 7 where he could play regularly, but; Fat shortstop te their gtaring that Stumpf refused to go so far, Weakness as Hal Rhyne te hardly a 1 from home to play ball. He ix mak-' Coast league performer. He had a © » ing Portland his home | terrible day with Frisco the other Nrlaee p Stumpf, because of his experience! afternoon, booting four chances,|**"** felt Lake Rivals in | iInstated today by Commissioner dis. eer eee eunnePs! enuncosue? . e ¢\¢d for playing exhibition games aft er the close of the 1921 season. in vi! and hitting ability, will be carried aa| throwing away the Totals ‘ rr 1 { | *Mattea ¢ w | olation of rules prohibiting world se utility infielder for the present, altho| For two seasons the writer has| szatied tue Convevight ta Kronen tort oe he won't have much chance of break-| @tid that afl Seattle needed to be a ing In regularly if Sammy Crane pennant winner was a shortstop, and) “1 postacason gamen, petitioned Yanks Meeting Formidable CHICAGO, May 1%.—Tabe Rath, homerun king, banned from baseball since the start of the season, was re | Ruth, whe was fined and suspend. | commissioner for right to play at the 7 rounds rounds first extra hole. The Fleager Westland match was Piper & Taft's and can be filed there. | The entries received to date follow: eI JUNIOR SINGLES & great contest and for @ spell it ~ | Walter Jacobson, Clarence Nau, | looked as tho the veteran was going In <0 Arthor Barnstrom, Armand Marion, |to be left by the wayside. Teeingoff Drew 3 round | pod Marion, Joe Livengood, Wallace |at the 13th hole, “Dixie” found him: | “8 Won 10 rounds || Howe, Dick Wasson, George Miler, |#*lf one down, but from then on he | K 0 § rounds | oy Tuylor, Charles Hoyt. started to go at his old-time gait and ots Lond } JUNIOR DOUBLES bah Syrian fo wee George Miller and Warren Wlson,| The semi-final rounds in the afte of Wallace Howe and Dean Christie, |200n's play resulted in Watson scom : Carlton Booth and Harold Isenbath, |'"# 4n eaxy win in bis match witht ae Bud Marion and Armand Marion, |HJert, play ending on the 14th c r Arthur Barnstrom and Alex Myles,|with Watson five holes up, ; 6 Clarence Nau and George Clarke, | Fieager, after a very k content= ‘ |Roy Taylor and Allan Pomeroy, |¢4 battle, winning Haw by twe © = up. With the the 16th hole, Haw to the putt sent Fleager cracked badly on drawing his teeshot out of Charies Hoyt and Arnold Lund. MEN'S SINGLES Bud Marion, Joe Livengood, Art Bailey, Jobn Backlund, Peres A. Dix, Ernest Ayres, Phillip Nyren, Harold Creevey, Alfred Wasson, Roland Taylor, O, T. Stephens Browns Today)... 's7"% 0. T. Stephens and Dick Barr, Reland Taylor and Alfred Wasson, New York was presumed before the | Harold Creevey and Herbert Waugh, prevent season to be built around |Mhillip Nyran and Ernest Babe Ruth, and his enforced absence | Jobn Backlund and Art Bailey, from the lineup in the early weeks of WOMEN'S SINGLES the race was gloomily predicted as an| Gertrude Pearl, Mra. Mare Soder- [almost insurmountable blow to Hug: | berg, Irene Stephens. gins’ pennant hopes. WOMEN'S DOUBLES The club has upset the dope of the! Dorothy Patterson and Nina Le wiseacres. Instead of trailing, they | Neve, Marian Jackson and Gertrude have sprinted from the first, and | pearl, Ruth is rejoining a league-leading Se hail ee) een se es 2 ee ee | Lan pws MIXED DOUBLES continues to fill the bill. | now we have Sammy Cra: my — <4} squad. And the Yanks and Browns M pears to be all the gravy. Raga 2216 3- ai | eeetion <ote eepeneion, a mid-| wit, clash with their teama at ful}, 2/0* Stephens and 0. T, Steph: CRAWFORD AND JAMES | hold wp and covers the ground that run—Hood. Two- | Bight last night. . strength, with their places in the} TESTIFY |he haa in the past, the Indian in-|ner 2 wurst, mclin’ wlolen tasce’. | Landis im anewer to Ruth's Mee) race practically parallel, and the at-| ante guia sill goo field won't play necond fiddle to any| Murphy. Lasseri. "Sacrifices hits—Adame | "ET lifted the ban. no {tention of the baseball world on the BEARS ARE enter Way there tescorrae "at 38 a ments carried in the Los Angeles) Wwartet in the league pee ste By om Eg ID — oranges me La betes oA hs | outcome. The Ctante play che Asan! Cube at abe a on - oe , off Neiger| went barnetorming with Rw nd . at the same place ose games Wi Record by Sam Crawford and Eill| |}. oft urges 2. innings pliched—Dy | were banned, also were reinstated. [Witt a Poca A ong Polo GUESTS OF close the preliminary season. James, former Detroit Tigers, on the | FIRST BASE 18 | Gauld 114. Charge defeat te Gould Dow oe Jrounds, i# likely that the Yanks new Sox baseball scandal: BEE WEAKNESS | wright, unageisted; Cueto a ne 8AM CRAWFORD—1 was not [ First base in the weakness of the nt {o Murphy. Rane recpanetite | BY SEABURN BROWN a8 a regular that year (1917), | Salt Lake Bees, outside of their woe. 2 12 Umpires Tr and Carrot, ODAY the suspension of Babe was left in Detroit while the [fully weak pitching staff. Duffy Lewis has Cartwright and Lagzari,| oT, ® | the backbone of the hitting power of ‘ies on. two new ones to the Const league, At Lon Angeles... othe New York Yankees, in a thing of lived and Chart prking at first, but neither have! Bstteries: Rtter, Winn and Keshter; | the past, and the two are eligible to Hughes, Wallace and Baidwin. A jplay in Ruth and Bob Meusel, considered the first “crucial” series, will take the series, but the number of games each team shall chance to | win is immaterial, The comparative! hitting, fielding and bavse-running strength of the rivals, not to speak | 1/2" jof the generalship of their reapect- | say ive managers, will be established If the Washington Park wins, the perk team enters the finals, and if they low they must play the Mt. Baker Cigar Ca | May 24 for the other finals place, ‘This weuld upset the plans te start the finals em May 28, so they would get under way Decoration day in- CORNELL U ITHACA, N. ¥., May 19.-—The Unt- versity of Californian track squad of 15 ~ musets of the members of the Car- nell wmlversity track team, | The Californians, winning the tntercol- Spree eee ee ee ew Deon a thrilling success. ‘The re more or leas clearly. the best receiver, while rest of con o— a y r Ca gg Alle the infield shapes up well with Sigtin| ouniena % ™% % |trom the viewpoint of the New York| Hurgins’ men have a decided edge! who are caus Uringing’ precticany ina | Whether or not games will be played to draw the line in = second, Sand on shortstop and At Los Angeles » «| club's supporters, of the season, The |in pitching strength. Shocker ia | Bast, will be guest: lon Decoration day if the finals do staré i aad oe Vitt at third, Seats Yankees and Browns are to open their |fully as effective, possibly more mo, | (yu, 7Ms Cornell fraternity, houses . 1 ae | — RATIONAL LEAGUE first 1922 series at Gotham. as any hurler on the Yankee staff, im poapndte ‘ . 1 Fee is on Loat, Pet. Figured from the first as (he team Davis has proved unusually effective, | ™ a tase 2 4 POINTING Mow Yor on ona 1 =f THA | the Yanks will have to beat to come | with Dave Danforth performing cred. |, Comt"ary to reports, no @ual meet be- | finals atten Clarence Twombly, the Los Angeles | Pieccore | 1h TE Bf funder the wire first next Ovtober, |itably, If the St. Louis moundsmen, |arranged for tomorrow.» "“* "1 on, wnese Breihere Dye Works team ; | etiettoe: who hit .370 for the Chi- | Chicas 16 a8 14, the Browns have more than lived up | with this trio to carry the burden, | pete one of the strongest junior clubs in the | cago Cu in nearly 100 gamen last) Mbiladetphia it 16 422 \to expectations, Steady pitching,|can go thru the torrid mid-season city, ts playing @ double-header temor= year, is @ @isnppointment with the| jrecive . if 1% 48) laided by the terrific hitting of Sisler | months without faltering, heavy hit. BYRON HOUCK Lissetn park at soca anal Cho ‘ant cab : | Los Angeles club. He hasn't been|hostoa -.. @ 18 ‘ao, |and Wiliams, bas kept the St. Louis: | ting and an excellently-rounded de JOINS TIGERS &t Jefferson park at 3 p. m. 4 a pase: Se hit. They may he is a terri. a eae ans neck and neck with the fense will keep the club on an even By. ue a ’ | ble infielder. That rove ® | champlo . ron Houck is back with the Ver- Fremoat Cycioace are playing Detroit | hin Joo with the Cubs. "Tt wil tae a chnseianla, he 4 | ements See with Hew Tock to the Finkel | oon Tigeee agate, «| Ste Sty ee then a | lot of classy outfield play to make| Batteries: fi The spitball hurler was operating 1 5 to 2. | Los Angeles fans forget about Arnold | C°ve> a4 Hargrave & movie camera last season, but with | Dick Finn, erack shortstop ef the I. ¥. F pitch — Statz and Sam Crawford. paae vacuo ou en er S Frank Schellenback on the shelf with | Wertermen Ca. max be lost to that team ouuees ti | An injured hand, Houck was brought | Georgetown “Merchants for the reat of QUAYS AND ane Loate wea a ee | t) out of retirement, the season. q ‘ itarlen: | Mit jamaux, Decatur D orcraerseroete — iain empsey’s Only Interest pion Rare se pe 30HN SCOTT FIRED Manning and |Harry Speidel are the TIGERS WIN AMERICAN LRAGUR CINCINNATI, May —20,—John | “Murderers’ Row” of the Three Brothers PREP New York ik 687 BY HENRY L. FARKELL | Dempeey in going right to the Scott, pitcher obtained from Boston |P¥* Werks I ILTS a ee Big lat aW YORK, May 20.—Pushing|coast, where he wants to get out last ireor fh pipet for Rube Mar-| ane Fremont Cyclones have shifted a iad Won Lost Detrott sean ASLAN carpentior over again for the|!n the air a while, Then he has| Wa" arry Kopf, today was) their infield, using Allan MeDonald i Broadway . povitoy devil a - given his unconditional release by} at second, Pee Wee Dan at third, and ‘ | Queen Anne 1 Boston 40) }count is the only thing that Jack|Some vaudeville debts to pay to a the Red: All. bi shifting Alex McDonald to ceater + 3 } log ; ‘foc | Dempsey brought back on his mind | booker. waived claim to him, He tina hurled | eld sed Merb Larwon to left fila - | Prank! +g "4 eta second baseman 1 ever saw | wnitina hake ilasota”, 4 ey ge Steserent ca| TMONARD BEATS hale ip [but one Inning this season, Managers of ail teams in the finale great ‘aking 4 ings | Mo . . [Garfield .... — TFIEL, should not fail to send in thelr Mneups consideration, however, Collins | "#8" +--- ot ae | Ballard 322 ‘ July 1, the Greb thing for Phila| NEW YORK, May 20.—Three SCHELLENBACK SIGNS and batting orders thru the mail not the shade. | |delphia on Memorial day, and every-/ thousand fans saw Benny Leonard SCHELLENBA 2 later than Saturday, so they eam be pub- ‘OSCOW, Idaho, May 30.—Holding | i” y Leonar SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.—| lished next week. “Wagner for shortstop. In the old| Batting in five runs tn the sixth thing ‘but Carpentier ls all aff.” 8°! wig @ fourgeund decision from|Frank fchellenback, ater Vernon Washington to two hits, Snow, Idaho hurler, turned back the Purple @ays Herman Long and Hughie Jen- | inning, Franklin defeated\Went Seat. ings were stars. We have some re- a t. | tle, 6 to 3. pion’s manager, Art Butler, for the losers, | leased by the T ct jn hind = “Markable ehortstops in both major and Gold collegians here yesterday “™* steady all the rest of the way, | Kearns says that reports coming | of @ “ve held to raise money for] injury tage” atone rAin icine aoe Pa 4 “ man 4 precy nrg (amy Weagues today. However, ali thing» | by a3 to? tally. but the damage was too great to be jfrom the other side about the/the National Sports alliance, an/pand, has been signed by the Fi and the preliminary season, ‘considered, I like Wagner best. 3 remedied. ‘japathy of tho Britishers is alllorganization of fight managers and| , y the Fres- —— A Setzer allowed but four hits for) The se aan wrong and. that they are eager te no team, in the San Joaquin Valley| The L. V. Westermans are playing @ Washington, the game being a piteh- | 7", © ec pay large Jack to sce the French-| er fshters, league, are ecck Bedliie ct te. ar eee Y) Franklin Hi 2 J ial oe oft (rlintiane on oa . 01 ow. “I would pick Jimmy Collins | ers’ battle thruout, Batteries: Bi m man knocked off. i priieonpicnentad far and away above everybody | ‘The score: ios and” Chamberiain. nn. ee Tho dapper manager of the globe. REDS ARE CLIMBING GRAMMAR SCHOOL TENNIS eine for third base. He was a | washington 2 2 ie 1 reat trotting champion says be can get} CINCINNATI, May s.—sy win-| The grammar school tennis meet PREP TRACK wonder. He could handle bunts, | tdano ... eee 3 iM 5 war oS ae overs, Broad. more money for fighting Carpentier|Ming seven of the nine games they bila get “any er Monday, with Make quick plays to first or see =| Batteries: Setzer and M: joney:;| coln park me nag at the Lin again in London than they got for) have played with Boston and Pitts. bens eligibles Scheauk hypiomgen SQUADS ARE ond, hit well and was always | & . 18 tos =The Tt putting him down in Jersey City. |p duri j being eligible, edules are being i for his hall club, not | 920% 274 Fox. gers garnered 13 hits, but their heavy Hearne insists that they wil net|wr ene re Wentera trip of / made up today. BUS D. : = : via) i Baw = ; Sit Y TODAY He gets my vote as the | Pe 8 sR — was piled up on eight Garfield ad Wulte Sea, tet bo ready. fo ‘fight efpene. beaters ban eastern teams, the Reds moved third baseman that ever put Ay foo a? AP ‘ bs Gh ebuch funtan oa. | MODINE: rom seventh place to fifth, three CAL » OFF GAME ALLARD and Queen Anne were @ glove. NEW YORK, May 20-—Jack|Garticid -sccceeneeneecee. t "§ "y|lowed the ran to trickle In'that wave tre} Kearns and Frank Flournoy,|#@mes behind the firet division, ‘The University of Indiana baseball meeting on the track at Denny ' cording to Jack Kearns, the cham the outfield Clarke, Speaker | Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, ade " H Senators a to 2 victory over the Tigers. | matchmaker at the Garden, had ® cenempesened Fgh lll pp Lr A sviger field this morning at 10 o'clock, with ‘End Cobb It would be impossible to emphatically denied today that the| Mopper; Griffiths and Turned ok ah conference last night and they are MT. VERNON VS, FROSH a! e Unt Franklin, Broadway and Lincoln Bet together a stronger trio. heavyweight champion fe getting rf tnird timing and clawed for woven eins | confor again today, Some Kind! ML Vernon's crack high echoot| versity of Washington by cable, The pooling forces against the university “Clarke used uncanny judgment in| ready to be Qneen Anne remained in the prep| that eave them @ cinch over the Hobins,| Of a deal may come out of it, bi@ team will compete with the |Clese tams were to play two frosh at the stadium at 1:20 p.m, © playing hie batters. speaker covers | "°*4¥ '° married. race when the Quays took the Shin.|19 @ & it is almost a safe bet that it will) University of Washington frosh|*™es here upon the return of the| Ballard is strongly fortified in the more ground than any man 1 ever| “We don't know Edith Rockwefl| gleweavers into camp at Mercer play. ‘Sinks cocaaae ceed not be for an early date. team here Friday. Indianans from the Orient. distances, sprints and 440-dash, watched play the outfield. It is use-| Of Boulder, Colo, We never heard| field by an 11 to 8 count. Both clubs p* — me. ¥o4 Dempsey expressed regret that — — Ni ea 46 ai, pe Queen Anne looks to have the best less to Say anything about Cobb, he|of her and never saw her,” Kearns | ™¢ "umerous boots, i; and won with ease by a score jone of his meal tickets, Bill Bren- COUNTY TRACK MEET mae Yoke es OME BIRAtCN for the ent eveuss, fe in a clase by himself ax a Dall | sata, (> lea dias ae a oe um B of 12 to 4, han, hay passed out of his victim] ‘The King county high ” acid tt pis ere nd 20.-Mrs. Mol-| While the three high schools were : 4 emp c aring jar . 1“ | Fite o ehools, la Mallory an iss Edith Sigour-|to give the university yearlings com. a getting married, It is jum a|@ucen Anne 11 18 4] Rings triple ant an infield out class by making such a poor show-/outside of Seattle, are staging alney sail ti oF ’ fi tebe Count “ ng Rattorien; “® Sitar , lias ageing “ , ney sail today for England to play|petition, the prop boys were given ‘There you ar ne Mack's! table,’ aod” iekconsia *” and Durston; Iverson ty oa oue Tun, the eds winning out, ~ Arad the “Australian cham-|track and field meet at Aubura to-|in the British woman's tennis cham. |little chance So fake the moet by, Fig i day. pionships, (ine dopestera, ? Fred Dwyer is making qutt himself as a name for hitter with the Hftlman Mer- Soldier Bartfield in the main event! Pitcher last year, who has been re-