The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 17

INDIMORE IS NOW LEADING PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE’S BATSMEN v—_—_—_—.. vith MacDonald Smith Tops League Hitters OMEN ae international play | esse em to galt Lake Infielder [ GOLF GOSSIP ) fave Bh a | O, Dad, Look Here! K j show that the professional golfer has it all wh ’ : 5 Club, Wi are over the amateur, And the main difference tfe " ; Welsh Leads Seattle Club, With an Average of .352, \ toa lies not so much in abilities or lack of a I ’ } While Eldred and Ted Baldwin Follow Closely;| £4) tian agin’ pole, competitive temperament Salt Lakers Lead in Homers " Ay aan the phan of medi g the b PF onal SE tions as you find them HOLD OFFICE 78 YEARS ‘Bt M Me ' INDIMORE, se ga alt Lake clut AW ~ Harry Vardon ¢omes to this country three |‘ " jading the Pa qague batsmen in games up/| Vi Se times, In 1900 he wins, in 1918 he is tied for . w and e an average of .448 first place, in 1920 he is second, just‘a stroke away. Ted! fina t - bn | of the Salt Lake club, is giving , Ray makes two trips over, ties for first in 1913 and wins in 1920. J. H. Taylor finishes second the only time he tries in America. the honors, batting along right on Lewis’ heels, with an average} The American professional record abroad is equally flatter-| tye dese é HEAR FLY WALK : ing. Jock Hutchison wins at St. Andrews in 1921, with Tom- | rouna. WEMBLEY, England—A m is leading the Seattle batsmen, hitting at|my Kerrigan a mere two strokes behind, Walter Hagen} The English side of the picture ts| phone by which a ‘ is next with an average of , while| makes it two in a row for the Star Spangled entry the follow tally drab. Roger Rida ed is the | walking one next down the line with Red | ing year at Sandwich, with Jim Barnes tied for second, and|* Prac fy Lie Pgh oe tage. ree . e ah paivin and Lane just the 300 class. Baldwin } , and Lane with Hutchison next, a stroke away, Last year at Troon, Hagen is at the Engineers’ in 1920 and | bition zi " *; ily Doi f The Star’s F Fol | vi Er et - Daily Doings o e ar’s Funny Folks | Paks Lake MOM’N POP Hank Intercedes BY TAYLOR a] PACIFIC COAST BASEBALL LEAGUE mf - e " aoe ef y i Ratting averaate, week ending Sunday. June %, 1934 Cait arin Soin BAD A : Vout iasBano's MARTON 1 Be HAT THIS CAR WAS AGIET FROM OH WELL -MR.GUNN 1st OF YOUR HUSBAND'S LONG a ae L PRESUME HE FEELS TIMID ABOUT SUCH MATTERS! 5 HANI QUY HERE IN HIS SPLENDID NEW CAR = L “THINK HE 1 FORTUNATE IN RECEIVING SUCK A ten < TO HELP OUTA TELL MN WIFE Some. FRIENO! KIND OF A YARN ‘TO SQUARE ME FOR SPENDING THE Maney! SO THAT'S THE WAY IT HAPPENED? POP NEVER TOLD ME AWORD DINNER WITH ME AND j LuxuRioUs GIFT! IK A BOK OF STOGIES p, Sacrame ‘ ° e.4 sit 403 For THIS! Hesere, Son Francie « ation 1 ou 1 41 am Sat Lake . » T 2 0 3 46 1 wate .) ‘CH BOOTS = IM SO THRILED x ve (M NOT GOING TO | COURSE THERE WERE *BOST CUR TRP THIS JUST BEEN DOWN GET A GINGLE | A PEW THINGS THAT | GETING TH’ FEw THING | —y—| 1 JUST HAD T'HAVE / <a 1 THINK THATS TH’ Boy AT TH DOOR NOW | acne PY REAL ESTATE [PAT ING = FuRN WASH A KNOWS, WHY YO AIN’ FINIGH CLIPPIN DAT MULE, BUT WHUT Yo TRYIN FO TER 00 WIFF DAT HAWSE ? MAKE. NO SUH! AH LEFF DE HAWSE DAT WAY SO DAT FOOL MULE KIN SEE HOW CRAZY HE LOOK, AN’ MAYBE GIT SHAMED ER HISSEFF. VEREIT TRUE BY CONDO) , EVERETT, WE VGRY PERSON TL SD to SES! — OLD MAN ROBBINS WHo JUST HEARD FROM HIS SON EGBERT. THE FIRST TIME /AN EIGHTEEN Sav, CiStTEN. 1M GOING To TELL You NOW IF BING —ListeAl. IT'S IMPORTANT, Too — IF WASH FUNKS MULE. HAS A LICK 2 AND I GET THIS ON GOOD AUTHORITY OF PRIDE THE REST OUGHT" BE EAcy, : : Y YEARS SHOWED “HE LETTER. To EVERY BoD iN. 7 | FROM “HG POST OFFICE To THE LIVERY STABLE, _ LCapyright, 1924, by NFA Servier, Ine) A Ny LYYO HOUR ae me ding to the Neighbor Gir! Nov uUTTLE LY HOLD on HERES “YI AcMOM 6ANE IT A LEN WHY DID HEATHEN! DONT ComE 77 WHERE DID You GET v TRAMPING AIER MY ey W) WO%P* HERE MAT NICKEL? mt aS | TISS[ GARDEN AGAIN! / GOES MY NICKEL BY B LOSSER WELL, AISTER KANTZ SAID E WUZ RLSTEN !— pip rou F BAR ANY THIN e DRoP z