The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1924, Page 5

sATURDA J * | rHE SEATTLE STAR "A PAG! o RECORDS LIKELY TO TUMBLE IN THE FINALS OF OLYMPIC TRIALS | Harry Kipke, One of Best Nat Niles to Play : TIMELY Tips | MacDonald Wins - } ackson Scholz Wins Major Notes we Tilden for Title . Ch | P dd k WRAY Ta nae : Michigan Athletes, Is Out ,,,, prow. .e TO Yakima Hundred Over ariey FaadadoOck) fro reree caine of the conference football anna are the. finals wt | AMATEURS in Local Shoot event ye Ley the dle ast fall Kipke failed to repeat ‘ mptonat , tourna . — ‘ performance the eves of| ment. Nile the king playe : Tr . % “ P Olympic Track and Field Outlook Is Consid-! \esterntays hero stuiie Meusen. wna! oe , bay Ragga Chapihey pate yn paeryy en an pha ah ch raat. fr gee Very Favorable; Athletes to Be Chosen Satur- |{))f)"), "00" the | bases | letter-win ‘d , 0 Sepa bs bn) pig ty - ft day Night and Will Sail Monday on Liner America|") 7 ee, tn rn Terie i jo "elu Friday, Mae! ie . oy 5 the & over the raves, while | ball, basctet! etal as|to that of the season before, time ue | ee 1 AMBRIDGE, Mas June 14.—The cinder path to! trou ae oe UNG | tres 4y won eight letters and will/and : , wut ng Mic Bre out of | Kipke } so Leen a mest abe worst | s ‘ R. W. K ympic glory stretches ahead for:some four score of |win a ninth before he leave On'the danger zone. He didn't have a r “ey wad wae Sam's gr atest att let Satu rday ; Uhle weakened in the eight and Bestes gE ‘i 1 mond and reget Kip punt blocked « : me been one of the moat © f 1 ise S ; : y ne been the outstanding Maize « nh thre fellows M an han eve “ o American tes will sail for Paris aboard the oe Bed y with | Biy during the past th r as had. And popularity, didn't @ it : america on M will be selected Saturday. Upon ‘ ’ pais hub of t eft the field off the field ot battle "ther, ile h made 144 out ible raults of the finals Saturday afternoon depends each | ,°\,,{% aig faly, climes, tte | Ste ee ee wee vriithin aele eae (cedretiuig ae ated 's chance of winning coveted starry shields. : Pena ae ate et Pab es a eh eg 5 ry y : Friday's trial tests showed there was more than enough| GUENCOVE, N, ¥., June 14.—The | first 4 early in the fray duo ¢ Michigan i tb oy to go around. The East has the la t Serena | eer rect eee Walter Clark. | hard: wed haha i goa D 2 , es heat Digi ’ o ladelph won the historic|season. That was the year he sent| In baseball and basketball he bas phe has accepted a coaching! very ofter jn the finals, but the Midwest and Pacific coast, count-|New York Yacht club race for|11 punts ponte y beta inside the singwige Moen boreal teenie y n "7 rt ha ne Un he of peal by pth "i yo ry ys ex e sure place winners among their standard bearers, |*chooners Ohio Btate fiveyard ling, a feat that sure ball hawk, and # hard hitter,!sour!, to start in September weakness, Connid gp not far behind. — The day dawned overcast with promises of uncertain! ———— weather for the afternoon. Sltoona Race who ro Will Be Held on Saturday ' pOONA, Pa. J uu toona MR GUNN “OU HAVE EN IN OUR EM- we Popo th “* 7 yet A MOMENT — PREVARICATING 1 CONTEND IT 1S ONLM FAR THAT HOLEY CHEESE! even SERVED US FAITHFUL BUT TWE FALSE OU HAVE TO YOUR AMM IS OU BE CALLED ON AT THE NEXT ; HOOD YOU "TOLO YOUR WIFE ABouT EVEN WORSE THAN LYING TO MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DiR~ KING SOL’S STRING OF BRIDES NOUR BUSINESS ASSOCIATES. ECTORS TD EXPLAIN WHY YOU NEVER MADE AS MUCH | TROUBLE AS THOSE DURN © wit THE FIRM PRESENTING ou WITH A bday ben: 9 ; MOW CAN WE TRUST UMPORTANT SHOULD MAKE SUCH ERRONEOUS } PESTER BROTHERS ~I | NEW CAR NG AROUSED M1. SU ' cE) MATTERS To ONE WHO WILL: TATEMENTS REGARDING THE ‘ored to w ne 400 | KCIONS AND IT MUST BE EXPLAINED WELL YOU SEE a 2 Oe aon tin sink restatany \ FULLY MISREPRE SENTS FACTS? PORCHASE OF THIS CAG THAT t WISH L WAS IN EGYPT} saterday 1S ALL — n world’s record time. The $00 meters brought out some gs bere Saturday fe sun came out hot sterling competitors in Johnny Wat: | jaeting, putting bow! ir son, of Harvard; Roy Wataon, IU- | nols A. C, and Larry Brown, for it gondition and it is pre od ords will b hed. | Mer Penn star jagerious records will be smashed Quiewing is Saturday's card with | The outc of the 1,500 meters | ae machines. was a puzzle with Jole Ray's con- | paver— Machine— | dition somewhat in doubt and a for. | (gery Hart: . .eses-Durant | ™midable field including Lloyd Habn. nemy Milton ... Miller | Tommy Cavanaugh, Ray Buker and ieny Murphy ... Miller |Jimmy Connolly lined up against pWeederlich . 2.6.6... Durant | him. it Cooper seveesStudebaker| In the 400-meter hurdles, - ne | . nied by Ken ue Ameterbergs .......Ducsenberg | Middle West . . --Durant eth Grumble + Duesenberg | Riley, bade f . Duesenberg The 110.me Maxwell and the Pacific » | Anderson, of Il finish Friday -++++.-Miller [nose and wa FA . D berg | the THEY mit ‘AVE . n 7 Re evant tn the fie! CHR DONE, DAY! GEES HOPE GREETINGS , AMBROSE ! |! vEG AM! ALL. DONE, IF YoU pont change | | watt. ALL TOLD, TT, CANE WELL NOW, TLL TELL You — Betty" We Hiearns, last winner, refused TOOGN THEY DONT CHARGE ME 1S TH CAR READY |] AN CLEANED Up ie Oo 5 nares ‘TO A HONORED AN’, AN — SYOU,WELL JUST MAKE I(T, SAY, naier this year MOREN FIFTY DOLLARS «borg eed ay ie = 4 Tm Alley wired Friday evening ‘CNISE 1 HMENT GOT 1S ie @eld not arrive here in ¢. field and Stream| to sweep the boants, hurdles £ 3S 4% | Suzanne Due to Arrive in London | LONDON nm 1 L Fre y ey ne amford Hill ¥ She probably ffm Winters Lake. il go to Wimbledon to w ch iin is good If rot too bright. Helen Wills, American cl.amplon ‘olla Mallory and other American tennis players in their matches the British. M in the sing! on matches, BY WILLIAMS |— THE OLD HOME TOWN Yd momen) Z Fa i . 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