The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1923, Page 13

SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1928 THE EATTLE STAR PAGE 13 ee “P NATIVES OF SHELBY ARE GREAT BOOSTERS OF TOMMY GIBBONS | Girl Show CAMP LEWIS THYE LOSES +" POLO TEAM | Want to Be a Star Shortstop? Yes! |. MAT TITLE [BETWEEN INNINGS Will Open e IN FINALS Listen to What Scott Says | TO EDWARDS OBSERVATIONS of & BASEBALL DEM Idan © 9—Afte BY DE DUGDALE ents 1 ON SUNA AY \-rine: sie is soyoncats | atthe Hard-Boiled Cowboys Are « om Fert 1 t Is If you dd, you ar y ays play the game f er at or 3 Used to Taking Law‘! yt Ga, et the idind Tht teh lin aatetkieete se than | ot Into Own Hands as ne : ra 0 ie neces ag a er ge age < ead bell: th hit in| cup Sunday against the 21th avalry, Monterey, Cal f n K ft f wt ZEV FAVORED __|: TO WIN RACE BELMONT, . June %—Nine c m any ¢ t itt good t i e 7 4 t three Sche k, Cran. f the best. 3 ids will go to th t ry ore , th fight th n tt » bu r t season ‘ 5 eainst b Pro! oy, t re some Jockey Sande up, and will mak r Whe c e, Harry F § » ye f 1 him and forget but ———— HERE’S WHAT _ ‘eve. High Lights of JACK CURLEY (Mike McTigue crares LRIO THINKS |5, 2 Major Tussles peer ey _ Dislikes Stage ‘three partner |] the BILL TILDEN TO. || s.52'sinty os Sa for, Fa | JAE COMBE. who, an 0 pro|| HEME menrywlent camolon, tat || nranng satne of alt | as ne casecang aresieus,|T Sv simetilne i com hu ll rday, when F 1 Boston by and 64, ‘The champion| fir uegu ; il TO TALK SOME |MONTANA WIL thre layed wonderful form with his! eg 2 A New York paper quotes ‘Tex lap and British volley-| | 7 clea ‘ widkara t6 fick that’ Roce W: DOD |*! t Vincent Richard} | weakened in th } fo t ive adver. | the entire ‘oun¢ h Jack . » i t ( NIVE me a pitcher who has some-| that | today ni « bunch ng the Portland 1.25, if I remember, or e been two bits more, RACES BILLED gravling Chiago™ to Yeat “the traves | ebiten'ls Jock ang dy.) affair will go to the ‘Fresno Base Ta bee sre [ose pasos. ON DIRT TRACK sitet Of held tea s| SIGNS CRACK ON MOTORCYCLE ee“ WHAT GOOD IS KID NORFOLK ~ grounds np og ng f tay, nceort:| IN NET. PLAY | erwetsnt, nas received a itt trom| dim mere termer Peete xen- | 6 INT FAR WEST are expec y Juno 9—In | bin fifth annex the British nacht mane 4 ered during the differen 2 ‘ f < ans Dine athe, Ger | finish meets | Haig Noctobe, the. cnt ae P . er to. arnes finished “0 | Kid Norfolk, the colored heavy. 7 | i » him training for Walter Hagen lai | weight to visit the Coast for a fight " GIRL SWIMMER teat 48 bons ae rican women's ten . [ssi and Harry New rk, e \ ¢ - Norfolk is described as “ vi AFTER DIVORCE ssa! tou vey : am as.| man of thep rize ring.” hey gaged DETROIT, June %—Vonnie A he is the me ferocious chap, and la ; ‘the afternoon, pve Bh ee ; . s Holing twa 7496 0M?) the mos ble-looking black — ‘ is fists, however, that ta mmenber ot the Okwrle tea) LEONARD WILL DIAMOND FOR | | ; | man, that ever stood on twe feet 7 ne yesterday, nnd there will be|20¢ filed sult for divorce against| weight champion, will meet Joe Ben.| pour"! others day by day. The arena is| Net busband, Joseph Ey Malcomson.| jamin, Pacific coast star, in a title ; . rs Shea, the referee, “he looks like cast’ Paris to pure t ; pic or tennis, [eee He must be 18 inches thru the: Sh ae ean ytay 3 new world’s 2 ‘ e | Nat s chest being pushed with almost unbellev. | 52° charged desertion. hep raged on ore nei Jack | q diamond medal. Criqui ts France | hates ae api | his | “He fights like a steam engine able speed, and the tickets are going a‘ é earns has announced. Benjamin. | tirst undisputed champion in any y soca itat e the re-| | off < at av “i ae | MOSER KNOCKED ovT who has been in Jack Dempsey’s | cs : mainder of his tr on |SENIORS WIN Sieck Sa tig Raldter “Gert and | oon Tek cn tine ee rapidly. | caspase i seine. | tradatuer Cada at torent Wallac toectel jane. | z |S upsecaee’ chat Sex tha tueee or =~ and not only does he scare the fel- Gp ns he eels na Site | CASPER, Wyo, June 9.—Teddy i camp at Gi . wee ———— | e | CLASS MEET) tickets is due te takes gi09 |J0W he's fighting, but he scures thei | Ge welterweight, of Omaha,|Bobby Harper of Seattle at Port-| Dean B, M. Lewis of the Massa Jump within” the’ next fortaight, | people around the ring.” $200,000 AT } knocked out George Moser, of Den-| land June 20. |PREXY WILL usetts Agricultural college, as pres-| Jonathan Trumbull won the inter-| That will bring the initiation fee to Saunt lver, in the second round here last —_—_—— OO | nt of the New England intercol swimming meet for the Uni,| $00. The club has a membership of “NDELSOHN MILK BENEFIT nisi. acios vanning, Kansas city, A COSTLY FIGHT | SEE BATTL * ity of Washington senior class| i0re {han 300, The due nro $5.50: | DETROUL, toe ne ee NEW YORK, June $.—The Jeas |" ® 12round decision over Otto| Jack Gardner, 42, retired lght-} Prenident Alfredo Zayas of C t vs afternoon in the Lake - |man, Chicago, won fran fa ied- on : : s 3 cage Ris ich | Wallace, Milwaukee lightweight. | weight, is in @ San Diego hospital | has notified the promo! at } > " n canal. Trumbull won m | Mendelsohn, * “Milwauki ae i ei 1 ouls Firpo, Jack MeAuliffe | ysidget Smit: ‘on | a a th three| will attend the fight between LL baseball coache « of © oe firs! 5 i ys |e c 2 ree a Midget Smith won the referee's de-|as the result of a fight with three| will attend the fig en Lu pall ) ff the| three first 7 hile Mac ne ‘lrounds here last night, Ted Mari @ Floyd Johnson bouts netted! cision over Earl Puryear, Omaha, in| thugs, who robbed him of $54 Firpo and Italian Jack Herman in!bench and out of touch with the|h «mat abbed off the re. am comp Bs Naas she Ravel the milk fund about $200,000 clear, it ts announced. }12 rounds. Havana, Sunday, n of the team, has| thant, Detroit, shaded Bobby Tracey, a Stl kee ba art ee bie. Buffalo, in 10 rounds, | maining two. | Here You Are, Boys and Girls! ere Rubber Tires This Disc Wheel “DAN PATCH” Bre 6 Disc Wheels COASTER WAGON = —FREE TO YOU (ciris Don’t let the Here’s How to Secure This Silent Running Coaster With- | joys get ahead out Spendinga Penny: - of you! You can win one, ANY boy or girl can have one of these wagons if they will only TRY for | too! it—instead of just wishing for it. YOU CAN GET ONE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL, SILENT- RUNNING, RUBBER-TIRED COASTERS BY SECURING TEN (10) NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE STAR. You do not have to collect any money or make delivery of The Star. Just get ten (10) of your neighbors or friends who are not now having The Star delivered to them, to agree to have it delivered by authorized carrier for three (8) months and to pay him fifty (50) cents a month for it. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE Re avin 1S, PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT NOW HAVING Bring or phone subseriptions to VR LT LS LUN the circulation department as you As soon as you have eel the dh apa secure them, so that delivery can tions and they have been verified, you will be pre- be star P i id sented with this dandy, new’ “DAN PATCH” pe started at once. COASTER. the it his ir put- ual rs ‘be- ng- » Sleeeass Rear ———$$$__—__— Use this subscription coupon for To Subscribers the first two subscriptions. Addi- I hereby subscribe to The Seattle Star for three , fy Jaan ttiy, wid Hleveatter. until T Beer sate ise tional blanks can be had at the , ‘ i tinued, for which I agree to pay the carrier at the Circulation Department. The Star Will Exchange This rate of 50¢ per month. I am not now having The Star delivered to me. Wonderful Wagon for a Little of Your Spare Time Hurry, Boys and Girls—This Is the Biggest and Best Offer Ever Made Bring Subscriptions and See Wagon on Display at the Circulation Dept. oe . Sih The Se attle Star Seventh Ave., Near Union St.