The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 13

SS ————————— ang taal eee Be: eT Oe ee aa eS Pe 7” MHIURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 (BLACKIE” FADDEN’S DIVING RATED ALONG WITH NATION'S BEST . \Des Moines Is \Bobby Ertle Wins (Quentin Romero _|Middle Bout Major Notes : : th F ai if : : s BjOr tN tes | Victor in Fast Ki With Fast Finish , Defeats Stoessel Is Signed on (rystal Club Expert Sagtet Makes Good Showingwt22 = SSEENEER VEE) _ Diamond Scrap|y.ict sites," tan"amn ronrne ssc aay Ore eu Rode pie M ho Local Diving Star Failed to Make the Olympic a iy , ~ hs ang | oe ee eee 4 Team, His Work in National Trials at Indianapolis o¢ the arrangement w mim while Eddie Dood Princeton Honors Attracted Much Attention OO ee rt treats eel : » | event Portland Athlete + ‘ BY TOM OLSEN ware, ” . Sn Phy ag Spee ops 7 ‘ bby LTHO Merlin (“Blackie”) Fadden, crack diver for thecrry MEET will pla again | LounG Carmen Is Prineet as given to T WS Nexvstai Sw ing club, failed to make the United IN AUGUST i contest to Stopped by Duffy * . 8 Forman, Ones: AAA 5 Olympic team at national trials at Indianapolis,| The city «wimming champ poh: = IAKLAND, Cal., June 19.—Jimmy | " pedi Dp ‘ a r yy won mu praise fo s work and is now officially “" » aged at ¢ P The Senators rallied in the ninth, ite ; ms D Pacific Coast welterweight | 4” 5 P In a f 5 . Fre > 4 . " and a big entry | scored two runs and beat the White Box | and beat Boston 4 ¢ helped by som a Bed as the fourth best high diver in the nation. i Bp Ea 3 “ad Me Gem) crcellent twirling by Emil ¥de PATTERN WORKERS WIN . fadden didn’t make the team because only three high Resides th al Club team, Ta cane Mae daa elo, | POR ‘The ern Patte Works bal , =, were picked. He was fourth, by a narrow margin, |“Pad" Henry's Neptune Swimming |, he Phils, who were | Might I ware | and w r ording to reports in Indianapolis papers. BUD WEL CAT Ha. PRONE AEETON: | 6 rok scl paar 4 oe : , The local tar 40 seared to Seattle early this week,| jy) addition many of the publi Se Nore ae | meet R. i. E igs no excuse to offer for his, — a = | beach «will be in shap i MW ciats (fine sislaw 1 Fadden stated. The swimmers jor th Qn ition by that time 1 from th different organizations aman wee ae et Sees. ~ The report that I was un-! ) guiliar with me,” he say tit I knew Eiout them as anyone else together, and, as 3 Te cond $ I s m promir bs, with the ert as good ald be expected, | larger lists I CERTAINLY HATG TO RESORT TOA MR. 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